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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1920
Page
5
Miss Beagle spoke at a tea in the College Parlor on May 3 to the Dance Club. She urged dancing to be more than pleasure, a medium to study nature and inspire arts, emphasizing sincerity and inner drive as the basis of true expression. Her high standard inspired the group of serious minded girls and left members hopeful and eager to elevate dance in college life.
The Dance Club announced its officer slate with Anne Schmidt as president Madeline Lehman as vice president Lila North as secretary treasurer Frances Marlatt as production chair Louise Pott as membership chair Ruth Ehrich as costumes chair Natalie Weiner as staging chair and Mary Jennings as business chair.
To the editor the writer notes that Miss Schoedler’s re election was not unanimous recounting the April 27 undergrad meeting vote. The letter acknowledges the printer’s printed statement and asks for a clarified notice.
From April 30 to May 3 Miss Marble and Miss Ogilvie hosted a lively gathering at Bedford Cottage in Westchester County. A horde of Bloomer-clad attendees played baseball and piano while a dog named Rover and two freshmen contributed to merriment. Breakfast trays and a three oclock Bohemian dinner punctuated the weekend as rumors of food abundance swirled.
A description promotes the Silver Bay summer student conference on Sunrise Mountain by Lake George. It explains it gathers women from New England and New York colleges for ten days of lectures, discussions, outdoor life, and friendly intercollegiate rivalry, urging large, enthusiastic participation to prove college spirit.
The piece notes a prediction that Miss Finon will be corrected before TC faces her again. It discusses team lineups and proposes Frances Boas as coach for the next two games due to her versatile coaching abilities and performance at the Bedford AA weekend party.
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