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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
2
The senior class votes to eliminate the eighth and nineteenth dances from the regular program. Students are asked to shift subsequent dances forward and to note the two cut dances as extras to be worked in if possible. Marion Kaufmann chairs the committee and urges timeliness.
Seniors met May 3 in the theatre to dispose of business including a Sophomore picnic invitation for May 27. Tickets for the Senior Play were distributed. A vote on Senior Week shoe color favored the Blacks. The class voted to give college bulletin boards as a parting gift and approved combining with classes 18 and 22 to present a curtain.
A special Freshman Class session in Room 330 Milbank elected Edyth Sheehan as vice president on a second ballot and Gertrude Cahill as secretary. The Freshman Luncheon date was moved from Saturday to Friday to help students head home after exams. Further officer elections were postponed to a later meeting.
A pre birthday party for the 1922 President and Greek Games Chairman was held last Friday. The study was transformed into a dining room with flowers place cards and a cake. Guests included Miss Cooper and Miss Larson and gifts from 23 and 22. The event featured a diary recording a Hellas vibe a Flora Dora sextet and a jazz band before dancing and games in Even Study.
In April 28 and May 3 class meetings held in rooms 139 and 339, E. Jacoby was elected vice president of the class, E. Orne editor in chief of Mortar board, E. Delafield business manager, and H. Mack chairman of the Junior Show. Motions included thanks to Miss Larson for Greek Games, an Even Party the Thursday before Class Day, and a Sophomore-Senior Basket Luncheon on June 1. A contest for Mortarboard art editor announced, judging by cartooning and fine art. A follow up meeting will discuss Soph luncheon and the Even Party and Basket Luncheon arrangements.
Frances Williamson is elected President with Louise Schlicting as Vice-President. Katherine McElroy becomes Corresponding Secretary, Deborah Kaplan Recording Secretary, and Gladys Van Brunt Treasurer. Elizabeth Mayer appointed Chairman of the Material Committee.
The Brooks Hall event Saturday evening sparkled with marble halls hidden behind cushions and flowers. Guests in Sunday best enjoyed music by the Five of Varsity Show, keeping the party going past midnight into the wee hours.
At its last meeting the Deutscher Kreis elected President Béatrice Worm Vice-President Hannah Hoffman Secretary Treasurer Dorothy Dockstader for next year The group plans to continue activities along the same lines as the past year Membership no longer requires knowledge of German and the club invites girls who enjoyed meetings this year to join next year.
Members listed for two local organizations include Helen Ball as president and Alice Johnson as secretary alongside Dorothy Houghton treasurer and Ruth Shaw as annual member. Additional officers feature Edyth Ahrens Helen Muhfield and Dorothy Dowd with various roles.
The Glee Club announces elections for the 1920 21 season with officers including President Ethel Ramage 1921 Business Manager Edythe Sheehan 1923 Secretary Edith Baird 1922 and Treasurer Helga Gaarder 1922.
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