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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1905
Page
3
YWCA notes show Miss McCook will teach Mondays at 12 30 in Room 213 with a new Wednesday 12 45 devotion. This year’s topic is ake and His epee. She prepared a course with care using her syllabus as Barnard girls honor her ongoing guidance and urge higher Freshman participation in the Association.
The Finance Committee sets this week for collecting 55 cent dues from all members. Dues must be paid by Friday, November 10. Different girls will collect money personally and hand it to the treasurer. S P Woopman, Secretary.
Laura H Parker secretary of the Harlem Y W C A invites Barnard girls to the Association house at 124th Street east of Lenox Avenue to aid in entertaining children and young people of the Girls Clubs. The next rally for girls age 13 17 is on Wednesday evening November 8 at 7 30.
The fall tennis tournament finished with Clairette Armstrong defeating Julia Tif fan og to reach the final. Clairette Armstrong will face Tiffany Ishman in the championship, after semi final results.
The Sophomore level match ended 6-1 in the sets with both players sharing games on alternating courts. Clairette Armstrong edged ahead by taking her serve and her opponent's as the final five games unfolded. Julia Tiffany showed excellent form though her backhand lagged, while Armstrong's backhand was notably strong.
The Barnard Union held its first open meeting on November 1 with Professor Robinson discussing the lack of aesthetics in modern education. He contrasted Western educational shifts with Japanese emphasis on art and hand work, showing pictures and Japanese crafts. A social with lemonade and cakes followed as the robinsons shared Japanese objects and answered questions.
The regular meeting of the Class of 1906 convened Thursday at 12 10. The main business covered lesser details of the Senior Entertainment for the Freshmen. Florence Schlageter elected sub treasurer of the Undergraduate Association. By unanimous vote Miss Bute became an associate member of the association.
At the regular November meeting the resignation of Jessie P. Cooke as vice president was accepted and Grace C. Trumbull was elected to fill that office. Cora Bennet was elected chairman of the Junior Ball Committee on nomination. Helen C. Perry was elected associate member of the class.
At the regular meeting held Thursday November 2 Maude Klein was elected undergraduate sub-treasurer. The president appointed the dance committee with Margaret Yates and Ellen O Gorman among the members.
At the first meeting of the Fresh Eat youth class, Winifred Ban faaeee was elected president. The roles of recording secretary, corresponding secretary, treasurer, historian, and executive committee will be decided at a special meeting on Thursday November 6.
The regular fall meeting of the Class of 190% originally set for October 21 will be held Saturday afternoon November 11 at 2 o'clock in Room 139 Barnard College. After business there will be a class party in the Theatre with entertainment by class members. Gina G Bennett is Chairman of Arrangements Committee.
At a Barnard Club meeting in Whittier Daisy I Yale 07 was named vice president and Maude L Marren 08 was elected treasurer to fill vacancies after Florence M Stapf and Edna Gieber resignation. The club meets at home every Tuesday at 4 oclock in the Barnard Club room.
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