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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1903
Page
3
Professor Thomas Rice, M A LL D English professor at Columbia University, died May 7 at his Nevada apartments. Funeral services were held May 10 at Old Trinity with English Department pallbearers and the University Council in attendance.
At the Under Association meeting on Monday May 4 the Dean’s near decision on room 216 for student work is noted and a suggestion to move Field Day from March 6 to April 17 is declined. The students kept March 6 citing prior news and to avoid conflicts in April. Elections chose Clara Applegate Katharine Doty Alice Haskell and Virginia Taylor for next year.
At the 1903 meeting on Wednesday May 6 alumni officers were elected including President Jean Miller Vice President Anna Ware Secretary Marion Latham and Treasurer Helen King It was decided to invite the Junior Class to the Class Day exercises.
The Columbia University Glee Club performs on Thursday May 14 at 8 15 in the theatre. Tickets cost 50 cents. Proceeds will defray Barnard Class Day expenses.
A Barnard College review describes the 1905 sophomore class staging of a shortened Taming of the Shrew as a witty, old English method production. Cast lists, handbill explanations, and period scenery accompany praise for blank verse and performances while noting reviewer difficulty in critiquing individual actors.
The Women’s University Club in New York was established in 1901 for college women. The clubhouse at 13 East 24th Street opened in November 1901 with rooms dining facilities and assembly halls. Membership stands around six hundred with dues of 10 dollars for residents and 5 dollars for non residents and a 10 dollar initiation fee.
On Thursday May 14 Miss Florice Colgate, retiring Alumna Trustee of the College, will host a tea at the Women's University Club to present her successor Mrs Frank G Bryson to permanent board members.
An important meeting of the Board of Editors of the BULLETIN is scheduled for Wednesday May 13 at 12 30. Agenda includes business election of new members and consideration of a constitutional amendment.
A SMA business meeting held on Wednesday May 6 elected new officers for next year President Alice Draper secretary Abby Leland and treasurer Elizabeth Boerman all class years 05 or 06.
At the annual meeting on Friday May 8 the French Society elected officers: President Margaret Stone 04 Vice President Marjorie Bacon 04 Secretary Charlotte Fountaincy Treasurer Romola Lyon 04 Fifth member of the Executive Committee Virginia Taylor 06.
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