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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1912
Page
6
A regular 1912 meeting on Wednesday May 8 included an address by Miss Parker from the Y W C A alumnae and discussion of the alumnae constitution. Officers elected were Irene Glenn President Anne Wilson Vice President Lucille Mordecai Secretary and Anna Hallock Treasurer.
The 1913 class met to elect Senior officers and committees. President Gertrude Morris and Vice President Louise Bartling lead a full slate with Edith Halfpenny as Treasurer and Marietta Gless Recording Secretary.
A series of class meetings in 1912 and 1914 elected W Boegehold Recording Secretary I Ochs Chairman of Entertainment Committee Sidney Miner Assistant Editor of the Mortarboard and elected five Mortarboard Editors C Reinheimer F Harris R Marley F ODonnell A Waller Loans of 20 and 30 dollars from the class treasury were advanced to Mortarboard and Junior Play Manager respectively The Junior Play Committee listed M Shorr Chairman L Jeffrey D Herod L Walton I Randolph T Ochs D Herod was named Historian Florence Schwarzwaelder Corresponding Secretary Margaret Peck Chairman of 1916 Reception Ruth Marley Decoration Committee C Straiton Cheer Leader Miss Straiton 12 years old was made a social member The meeting adjourned A correction states Ruth Guernsey is Art Editor not Assistant Editor.
In spring a maiden's fancy turns to sodas sundaes and fresh flowers. The Fountain offers daintiest sodas and sundae varieties, new spring sorts, and fragrant extracts. The College Girl is urged to enjoy life and its accessories, with The College Drug Store at S. W. Corner 115th St. and Broadway, phone 9000 Morningside.
A 1915 class meeting on May eighth elected Rhoda Erskine as Entertainment Committee Chairman Cora Senner as Historian and Dorothy Stanbrough as Corresponding Secretary at a second May tenth meeting Helen MacDonald became Decoration Committee Chairman Mysteries were discussed and a 1916 party was proposed if Student Council blocks old fashioned mysteries The regular officers elected were Helen Jenkins President Katherine Fox Vice President Margaret Meyer Treasurer and Virginia Pulleyn Recording Secretary
The Deutscher Kreis held its last meeting on May 7. Members elected Mrs. Haskell as Honorary President. Madeline Bunzl became President, Ethel Meyer Vice-President, Marguerite Neugass Secretary, Catherine Fries Treasurer, May Hessberg Entertainment Chair, and Lucille Runzl Barrard Chair of the Play Committee. Meetings adjourned afterward.
At a May first meeting the Craigie Club elected officers for the coming year. Helen Dwyer is president Frances O Donnel vice president Margaret Carmen treasurer Irene Murphy secretary Gertrude Cam pion sub treasurer for 1913 and M Becker sub treasurer for 1915.
At the May 7, 1912 meeting, reports were read and accepted. Officers elected include President E. Mayer, Vice-President W. Boegehold, Treasurer B. MacDonald, and Secretary H. Gilleandeau. Team managers were named for baseball L. Petri hockey M. Van Duyn tennis E. Hess basketball M. Hillias swimming E. Hadsell. Meeting adjourned.
At meetings of Barnard Bulletin editors Priscilla Lockwood was elected Editor in Chief for 1912 13 and Rita Hilborn and Edith Muller were chosen Business Managers. Alena Stern and sophomores Jean Mohle Alice Waller join next year’s board. freshmen Frieda Kirchwey Lucy Morgenthau Sarah Butler Alma Herzfeld named. Brooks Hall elects Margaret F Kelley president for 1913.
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