Athletics Outlook Encourages Fresh Start For Barnard Team
The October 23 A A meeting proved too small for business as basketball manager Myrrha Wesendonck reported. Basketball practice begins November 5 and all seniors to see Dr Alsop before reporting. Freshmen and sophomores need approval. The season is short and they urge participation. The executive board also approved buying a Liberty Bond boosting the total by 50 dollars. Seniors’ tournament finals were unsettled yesterday and scheduled for today with listed matchups among classes 1918 to 1921.
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A. A
Myrrha Wesendonck
Dr. Alsop
Barnard
Journalism Club opens to all students this fall
At the first meeting this year of the Journalism Club on Thursday, October 25, an amendment opened membership to all who are interested in journalism. The president Helene Fox outlines plans for a lively semester. A prominent writer will speak at a large open meeting and a journalism number of The Bear may be published with contributions from all journalism students.
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Helene Fox
S. of J
Debating Club Announces New Members After Try-Outs
The Debating Club announces that the following people have been admitted to the club as a result of the recent try-outs.
Alumnae Boost Liberty Loan at Three Stations
Barnard Alumnae formed three committees for the Liberty Loan drive at the St. Regis Hotel Arnold Constable & Co. and McCreery's with captains Alice O Gorman Helen Blumenthal and Estelle O'Brien. The groups raised 100000 at St Regis 135000 at Arnold Constable and 4100 at McCreerys plus 5000 at John McCormack Day totaling 376000 so far. The final report will include McCreery's total.
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Woman’s Liberty Loan
Barnard
St. Regis
James McCreery & Co
Arnold Constable & Co
Alice O’gorman
Helen Blumenthal
Arnold Constable
Estelle O’brien
McCreery
Miss O’brien
John McCarmack
St. Regis Hotel
John McCormack
McCreery’s
Submarine Central Park
Incden An
Mysteries and Sophomore Show to Be Combined in New Building
Mysteries chairman Helen Hicks announces that Mysteries and Sophomore Show will merge to save expense and time. Event slated for mid November in the new building with the usual supper and cabaret. Lantern procession forbidden. plans for Soph show pending. aim to keep some of Mysteries’ former flavor.
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Mysteries
Helen Hicks
Seniors Plan Liberty Road Investment and Tea Party
The senior class executive committee voted October 25 to invest 50 from the 1918 treasury in a Liberty Road. At the November 9 class meeting seniors will vote on disposition of the investment. A knitting and tea party is planned for Friday afternoon November 2 in the study hall with tea at one cent per cup and free entertainment.
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Treasury
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