Alumnae News Highlights Women Moving to Public Service
Margaret Nathan Meyer heads to Washington as confidential secretary to William C. Bullitt at the State Department. A E Sherline resigns to join the Jewish Welfare Board in the Army and Navy as research assistant to Chester J. Teller. Marguerite MacNair reports satisfaction with Washington work and Barnard graduates filling Shipping Board positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nathan Meyer
Washington
William C. Bullitt
State Department
A. E. Sherline
Bureau of Philanthropic Research
Chester J. Teller
Jewish Welfare Board
Army
International Arms and Fuse Company
Bloomfield
N. J
W. Spuis
H. Collins
Porto Rico
C. Patterson
Hudson Guild
Gertrude Stein
Red Cross Institute For
M. Bernard Ex
Bronxville
E. Man
State Charities Aid Society
Edith Tapely
General Chemical Company
Kingston
Ontario
Long Island City
Marguerite MacNair
Shipping Board
Barnard
Faculty Guests Accept Invitations for Senior Banquet
The Senior Banquet chairman announces that two faculty members, Miss Latham and Miss Boyd, who were invited to the previous event, have accepted the invitation for this year’s banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Latham
Miss Boyd
Edwin Gould Grants Funds for Barnard Canteen Boathouse
The Columbia University Boathouse for Barnard College receives a $500 gift from Edwin Gould to cover additional expenses for equipping and maintaining the canteen and its facilities. The donation follows the original donor’s contribution to the boathouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University Boathouse
Barnard
Edwin Gould
Gould
Bulletin Elections Name 1918 Editorial Staff
At the elections on Tuesday R. Le Vine '19 was chosen editor in chief for 1918 19 and D. Butler as assistant editor. The staff includes L. Andrews '21 E. Dowling '20 F. Jarecky 190 M. Kammerer 719 M. Marks 721 G. Miller 719 P. Thomas 719 L Touroff '19. Agnes Maas '20 is business manager and Tilla Tewes '20 advertising manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. le Vine
D. Butler
L. Andrews
E. Dowling
F. Jarecky
M. Kammerer
M. Marks
G. Miller
P. Thomas
L Touroff
Agnes Maas
Tilla Tewes
Debating Club Elects 1918 19 Officers
The Debating Club for 1918 19 names Sylvia Kopald as president Dorothy Butler as recording secretary Frances Maffatt as corresponding secretary Alice Goebell as treasurer Dorothy Falk as chairman of the Material Committee and Margaret Myer as another officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Kopald
Dorothy Butler
Ing
Fiances Maffatt
Alice Goebell
Dorothy Falk
Margaret Myer
Eccentricities of Our Friends the Germans
The piece debunks wartime rumors about German prisoners receiving five meals daily and Red Cross aid being siphoned off. It notes many such stories arise from gossip by self styled insiders and aims to curb distrust of the Government. The St Louis Republic collected refutations for publication by the Committee on Public Information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
St. Louis Republic
Committee On Public Information
America
Butietix
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alumnae News
The
United States
Columbia University Press
Journalism Building
Bulletin Elections
Tel Lenex
M. J. Roth
Third Avenue
Blout
If Tests
Drakos & CO. Florists
Broadway
Furmald Hall
Morningside
P. H. Ohlkers
G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
120Th ’ Street
Gewne and Hoods
Cox Sons & Vining
Madison Ave
Rose LE Vino
N. W
118Th Street
Broadway N. W
Manhattan Ave
108Th Street
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