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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1912

Page

4

Brooks Hall Spring Dance Draws Students Outside

Residents of Brooks Hall held their annual spring dance on Friday May 10. The happy crowd filled the dining and reception rooms while many couples chose the piazza or the path between Brooks and Barnard for promenades. Some freshmen and grads watched from the mezzanine balcony as others danced. Miss Weeks and Florence Rhoades led the receiving line with Eleanor Houghton, Louise Kelley, Florence Van Vranken as committee members. The piece also notes campus clubs and urges Philosophy Club attendance for broader college experience.

Brooks Hall Brooks Barnard Broadway Miss Weeks Margaret Kelley Florence Rhoades Eleanor Houghton Louise Kelley Florence van Vranken

Barnard Undergraduate Show Ends With Humorous Winter's Tale

The Barnard Undergraduate Show on May 10 concluded with a lively performance of The Winter's Tale. Cast members like Dorothy Herod Mildred Hamburger and Helen Morris drew praise for versatile, entertaining portrayals. Edna Astruck and Lucy Morgenthau organized the reunion event.

Barnard Mildred Hamburger Eleanor Doty Miss Doty Dorothy Herod Florizelle Perdita Edna Stern Beatrice Heinemann Mamilius Helen Morris Paulina Elizabeth Gray Chrystene Straiton Leontes Constance von Wahl Florence Lowther Autolycus Iphigen Mrs. Lowther Edna Astruck Lucy Morgenthau

Intercollegiate Patience performance aids occupation drive

Gilbert and Sullivan’s Patience at the Lyric Theatre benefited the Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations. The event drew broad college support, with boxes and ushers from Barnard Radcliffe Vassar and Smith, and featured De Wolf Hopper and Eva Davenport. Dr Slattery spoke on friendship and service in college.

Gilbert and Sullivan Lyric Theatre Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations Barnard Miss Hirst Brooks Hall Annie Nathan Meyer Radcliffe Vassar Smith England de Wolf Hopper Eva Davenport Miss Hubbard Dr. Slattery Grace Church Matthew Arnold

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Philosophy Club M. Robinson E. Rosenblatt R. Tyndale
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