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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1909
Page
1
The notice lists Mary Baileys as Assistant Business Manager and Florence Wyeth as Vets Florence Wyeth as one Associate Editor Addie Morgenstern among staff changes highlighted in the periodical.
A dorm room displays a dancer's cotillion favors and violet ribbons while three dressmakers' bills and two milliners' ads sit on the desk. Sophomore statisticians would find it delightful to observe more rooms to compile a luncheon guest list from dorm observations.
Lornie P. WoopMan urges Barnard to relocate the Trophy Case donated by the Class of 1902 to the Undergraduate Association on Field Day 1905. The letter notes the key has been lost for two years and calls for placing the case in the Undergrad Study (room 215) for undergraduates to view permanent items.
In a May meeting of La Societe Francaise the group approved spending thirty dollars from the French play profits to buy French books for the Elia Weed library, and adding twenty five dollars to next year’s sinking fund for the French play. Officers for 1909 10 were elected: Olga Katharine Thiseng president, Alice Yoorman vice president, Paula Lamberts secretary, Marian Pratt treasurer, E Louise Allen fifth member of the executive committee.
At the last week’s Athletic Association meeting Mise Hazel Woodhull, chair of the Field Day Committee, reported many announcements. This year no individual medals will be awarded. instead a large Field Day banner will go to the class with the highest points total.
Ninety nine's imminent departure stirred sorrow among juniors as they hosted a luncheon for seniors. The event included white carnation favors, a relaxed setting, and no speeches, with Lilian Keagelston guiding orderly dining. Strawberry water ice topped a dessert spread before a theatre dance.
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