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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
2
In a college page, the Y W program urges every member to sign a card and participate, stressing responsibility, democracy, and timely meetings. It notes two weekly meetings, the shift from dollar to hour subsidies, and the aim to start on time at 4 10 and close by 5.
Barnard College announces the Music Club invites all music lovers to join the next meeting bring ideas and enthusiasm. Members are asked to vote for the chairman of programs and watch the bulletin board for details. Previous results show Virginia Herring as President and Elizabeth Wood as Secretary Treasurer.
Notice urges students to complete a points of office census and return the form to the class representative. It mentions named individuals and upcoming talks by Wilbert Smith and Jonathan C. Day, with an entire membership meeting in January to discuss second semester policy.
John Jay Hall held a masquerade Halloween party in the Conference Room with costumes and short notice ingenuity. Attendees included a mix of students and characters such as a Greek dancer, a clown, a naval cadet, and the Goddess of Liberty, plus various entertainers. The event featured dancing, music, a hula dance, monologues, and a ghost-story finale around a fire after cider doughnuts apples and toasted marshmallows.
The Circolo Italiano votes to host a joint party for the college and Circolo Italiano of Columbia. It aims to expand Barnard-Columbia cooperation, with Barnard hoped to be well represented. Professor Bigongiari will arrange speakers for the event.
The committee plans weekly teas to boost club interest with ads and prestige. Clubs will invite their own pourers and alumnae, place posters in Milbank and Students Hall, and notice in the Bulletin. Expenses drop to a quarter, about 2.50 per club. Mrs Hier invites presidents to discuss.
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