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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1912
Page
1
An article from Barnard College letters warns students about business-like accuracy in college organizations. It cites a ballot error in the Executive Committee vote, notes clues and petty inefficiencies, and details 1913 through 1914 class meeting actions including officers elections and Ivy Day planning.
A columnist critiques a girl's misguided sense of duty that leads her family to buy YWCA concert tickets while she dodges dues. The piece urges focus on essential duties and systematic, modern college work for smoother operations.
A regular 1912 class meeting May 1 featured Miss Chase urging alumnae to join the Alumnae Association. New Class Day business was discussed and a gift to the college voted upon. The president was directed to appoint a committee to draft an alumnae constitution. The meeting adjourned to next Wednesday.
The 1915 class met for the May session with reports accepted and elections held. Helen Jenkins was chosen President and Kath arine Fox Vice-President. A Student Council decision approved a Debating Club with limits on debates and a seven dollar cap on Undergraduate Tea decorations for each class.
Notices urge watching study boards for day notices and rehearsals. A seniors only chapel service next Thursday will feature Dean Gildersleeve. Dr Grosvenor to speak later. May 13 marks last Monday service. Church Club held its final 1911-12 meeting April 26. 1912-13 officers elected with Margaret Richey as president and others named.
The 1905 reunion group gathered on Saturday April 13 to meet its members babies. Twelve children aged four months to six years attended the event and appeared to enjoy the gathering as much as alumni enjoyed meeting their offspring.
The Wednesday afternoon event in the theatre featured Helen Jenkins 1915 monologues Dorothy Cheesman Spanish dance Beegle Russian dancers M Van Duyn M Schorr I Randolph G Cusack a Pierrot and Pirrette stunt a Samurun and Pagliacci pantomime Lucille Weil 1912 songs and an auction by Helen Jenkins. Ice cream cones preceded adjournment as a tidy sum was raised to fund the Silver Bay delegation.
A party of ten to twenty riders led by an experienced guide will start from Cody Wyoming on July 11 for a five week camping tour in Yellowstone. For details contact Miss Anna B VanNort at 1 Clark St Brooklyn NY.
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