People’s Institute Announces Reduced Shakespeare Performances
The dramatic committee of the People’s Institute will stage Shakespeare plays at reduced student and teacher rates at the New Amsterdam Theater from April 29 to May 11. The second week lineup includes Richelieu King Lear Merchant of Venice Macbeth with Mr. Robert Manteil praised for his Shakespearean portrayals. Special tickets at the Exchange allow reduced reserved seats at the theater box office.
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Tree Day Aims for Separate Undergraduate Ceremony
The class of 1907 proposes a distinct Tree Day on Wednesday June 5 to make the plantings an undergraduate affair. The plan includes a farewell party, step exercises, songs, and a step exchange from Seniors to Juniors, with full college support sought. Sophie P Woopman chairs the committee.
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Sophie P. Woopman
Juniors Host Senior Class Party in Theater Fest
The class of 1908 entertained the class of 1907 on Monday May 29 at the theater with informal dress and cordial service by the Juniors. Seniors called it a very enjoyable, well run social.
Annual Meeting of the American Ethical Union in New York
The American Ethical Union announces its annual meeting in New York May 9 to 12 1907 at the New York Society for Ethical Culture building. A public conference May 11 discusses moral education with invited individuals and organizational representatives. Sessions feature Seligman Sprague Spencer Chubb Adler and others with lectures on ethical culture school festival and moral education for adults.
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Edwin .R. A. Seligman
S. Burns Weston
Philadelphia
Societies of the Union
Leslie Willis Sprague
Anna Garlin Spencer
Percival Chubb
Felix Adler
Fariday
Ethical Culture School
Earl Barnes
Montclair
N. J
Nathaniel Schmidt
Cornell University
William M. Salter
Chicago
Vital Proslems
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Class of 1908 elects officers at May meeting
At the regular meeting on May 1 and 2 the class elected officers: Ellen O Gorman as President, Mary Maxon as Vice President, Adelaide Regna as Secretary, Freda Peck as Treasurer, Aminta Gomez Casseres as Historian. Executive Committee members are Florence Ernst and Annie Turnbull. Entertainment Committee Chairman Ada Mutter with Hilda Wells, Mabel Peterson, Eleanor Curran, and Margaret Golde.
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Ellen O’gorman
Mary Maxon
Adelaide Regna
Freda Peck
Aminta Gomez-Casseres
Florence Ernst
Annie Turnbull
Gertrude Stein
Ada Mutter
Hilda Wells
Mabel Peterson
Eleanor Curran
Margaret Golde
1909 Class News Elects Mortarboard Editors
The May 2 1906 07 class meeting elected Mortarboard editors and appointed a lunch committee. Mortarboard staff includes Eva von Baur as Editor-in-Chief Julia Goldberg as Business Manager and several assistant editors. Lunch committee features Wyeth Closson Kupper Phillips Swenson Thompson and Logan. A class party for next year’s president Miss Gay is set for May 10 from four to seven at 244 Lexington Avenue.
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Eva von Baur
Julia Goldberg
Wyeth
Closson
Kupper
Phillips
Swenson
Thompson
Logan
Igo Class of 1910 elects officers for sophomore year
The class selects officers for its sophomore year with Mabel Palliser as president Hazel Woodhull as vice president Hetty Dean as recording secretary Mabel McCann as corresponding secretary and Ray West as treasurer.
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Mabel Palliser
Hazel Woodhull
Hetty Dean
Mabel McCann
Ray West
Barnard Union Elects New Officers for 1908
The Barnard Union results list Florence Wolff as president, Julia Goldberg as vice president, Helen Philipps as secretary treasurer, and Lillian Closson as editor in chief of the Bear.
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Lillian Closson
College Settlement Association Meeting May 6
On Monday May 6 a meeting of the College Settlement Association will be held to discuss selecting the elector for next year.
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Edith Michels Engaged to Pier Cappell
Edith Michels announces engagement to Pier Cappell. Carrie Hammerslough, class of 1896, wed Edward Hymes on May 2.
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Edith Michels
Pier Cappell
Carrie Hammerslough
Edward Hymes
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