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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
5
Mrs. Kelley urged action after detailing twenty years without a salary increase for postal workers. She cited a Senate committee expenditure of 25,000 with no results and urged attendees to write to Senator Lodge for a report, stressing the need to translate sympathy into action.
The Bear announces that Marjorie C. Marks, class of 1921, has been elected editor in chief for next year. Other board members named include Jewel Wurtzbaugh, class of 1921, Elizabeth Reynnard, class of 1922, Garda Brown, class of 1923, and Virginia Herring, class of 1923.
The Bedford area hosts Woman's Agricultural Camp efforts to boost food production with farmerettes. With funding changes the colony will use smaller sites and reopen Goodrich tent camp in June. Ten workers needed at Goodrich plus others for additional camps, pay $2 to $3.50 daily based on experience. applications to Prof. Ogilvie.
Chairman Senior Week Gladys Van Brunt. Chairman Senior Play Gertrude Bendheim. Vice President Frances Marlatt. Treasurer Dorothy Lind. Recording Secretary Eloise Beeker. Corresponding Secretary Alice Johnson. Historian Ruth Clendenin. Song Leader Clara Weiss. Entertainment Committee Rhoda Hessburg. Decoration Committee Vera Binzen.
A college prospectus invites women students to a ten day outdoor trip at Silver Bay June 15 to 25. It promises travel with peers from New England and New York, talks by Dr Fosdick Robert E Spear and John R Mott, and democratic discussions on college issues. Sign up in the R S O office before exams.
The final Cubs meeting of the year was a supper in Odd Study last Monday night with animated discussion of vital topics. Few members were present, making stunts impossible, due to duty and a thunder shower, not lack of interest.
Alumnae are informed they can become life members of the Associate Alumnae by paying five consecutive yearly dues of five dollars each. Life membership waives future bills and increases in annual dues and supports the Association. Treasurer Miss Myra McLean lists 431 West 117th Street New York as contact.
Barnard College alumnae must reserve Senior Play seats from Ethel Kossman for the May 28 and 29 performances of Trelawney of the Wells by Arthur Pinero at Brinckerhoff Theatre. Show starts 8 15 each evening with dancing Friday night. Friday tickets are selling fast.
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