Barnard College Settlement Tea Highlights Outreach
The Barnard College Settlement Association tea featured Miss Williams noting the dense multiethnic population around 95 Rivington Street, with Russians and Polish Jews rising from older German residents. She urged student volunteers, praised child-led gains in cooking and sanitation, and emphasized informal talks and personal contact as keys to trust.
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Barnard
College Settlement Association
Miss Williams
Rivington Street
Miss Lockwood
College Settlement Association of
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Schoolgirls Settle on Saturday Outing Plan
Margaret Stone 04 invites groups of girls to the Settlement on Saturdays. Those wishing trips at other times should consult Katherine Goodyear 05 or any class elector for arrangements.
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Margaret Stone
Katherine Goodyear
Barnard College Associate Alumni elect officers and adopt by laws
The Associate Alumni of Barnard College held an October 25 meeting to adopt the new by laws for the incorporated Students Aid Committee and elect officers. Officers include President Mary Stuart Pullman and Vice President Louise B Dunn with several secretaries and a board of eleven directors. A light lunch followed in the Alumni Room.
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Barnard College
Students’ Aid Committee
Incorporated Association
Ella Weed
Alumna
Mary Stuart Pullman
Louise B. Dunn
Mabel Parsons
Janet A. McCook
Caroline
Missing books listed by librarian seek return
The Reading Room lists several titles as missing, including Ehrke German passages, Goethe Siemtliche Werke, Gildersleeve Syntax, Taylor Classical Heritage, Lavisse Political History of Europe, Von Holst Constitutional History Vol I, Henderson Mediæval Documents, Ward English Poets Vol I, White Latin Dictionary, Allen and Greenough Latin Grammar, Lowell French Revolution. Students are asked to return them at once, from L. D. Broopegoop, Librarian.
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Ehrke
Goethe
Gildersleeve
Syntax
Taylor
Lavisse
Europe
von Holst
United States
I. Henderson
Ward
I. White
Allen & Greenough
Lowell
L. D. Broopegoop
Deutscher Kreis Adds New Members at Special Meeting
At a special meeting on October 20, the Deutscher Kreis voted in new members. A social gathering is planned for Friday November 7 at 3 30. All members are urged to attend.
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Deutscher Kreis
Meeting of the Barnard Bear Society Weighs Name Change
The Barnard Bear meeting at the Bulletin office on October 28 was chaired by President Clare Howard. A motion to reconsider the group's name failed. The society plans to invite Mr. Hamilton Mabie to speak later and another meeting is scheduled for Monday at 12:30.
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Barnard Bear
Bul- Letin
Clare Howard
Hamilton Mabie
Church Students Missionary Association Sets Program
The association outlines a year plan with weekly meetings on Wednesdays at 8:30 and a two month cycle of missionary addresses then a mission study class. On the third Wednesday each month members attend St. Luke's service. The annual convention runs December 9 to 11 at General Theological Seminary with Barnard Chapter hosting women delegates.
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Church Students’ Missionary Association
St. Luke’s
General Theological Seminary
Barnard
Notice to purchase Hinds & Noble publications
Students may buy Hinds and Noble publications through the Bulletin. Apply to Theodora Curtis, Business Manager, for purchase arrangements.
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Hinds & Noble
Theodora Curtis
Undergraduate Association Meeting Sets Freshman EC Election
Regular meeting scheduled for Monday November 10 at 4 30 P M in Room 139. Absence incurs a twenty five cent fine. The agenda lists the election of the Freshman member of the Executive Committee.
Rev Dr Henry M Sanders to Speak at Chapel
Rev Dr Henry M Sanders former pastor of Madison Avenue Baptist Church will speak in the Chapel on Friday November 7th.
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Henry M. Sanders
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Sophomore Dance Planned by Class of 1905
The class of 1905 held a special meeting on October 28 to discuss a Sophomore dance. The Dean approved. December 19 is set for the event to be held in the Theatre, with this dance likely to become an annual affair.
Senior Bible Class Opens With Teachings of Jesus
Janet McCook 02 will lead the Senior Bible Class first session on Tuesday November 10 at 9 30. The course is The Teachings of Jesus and all seniors are invited to join along with students from other years who cannot attend.
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Janet McCook
Jesus
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