Barnard Campaign Gathering Draws Major Parties in Rowdy Pomp
A Thursday afternoon rally at Barnard featured prominent figures and varied factions. Taft led off with a genial address while Debs and other leaders drew loud reactions amid marching bands, banners, and colorful costumes.
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Barnard
Teddy
Taft
Debs
Chafin
Bull Mooses
Carrie Nation
Wilson Party
Claremont Avenue
Miss Ireland
Mannie Athan Hyers
Edith Rosenblatt
Anna Salzman
Inauguration of Chafin Prompts Prohibition Rally
The inauguration took place Friday at 4 PM in the theatre with Mr. Chafin taking the oath amid a large Prohibitionist turnout. Justice White offered remarks as the crowd cheered, then Chafin delivered a ceremonial address and the reception featured music and dancing.
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Chafin
Justice White
T. Eugene V. Chafin
Eugene V. Chafin
Service as Unity Amid College Religions
Miss Patchen urged a spirit of helpfulness among students in Chapel. She said Protestants Catholics and Buddhists share a common ground through deeds not opinions and encouraged service to self neighbors and God. Students should daily self reflect and extend support to new and old girls and settlement houses under the watchword Service.
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Patchen
Barnard Alumnae Elect Officers and Report Aid Efforts
At the October meeting of Barnard College Associate Alumni officers for 1912-13 were elected from the board by letter ballot. Mrs. George V. Mullan becomes president and other posts go to Elizabeth Allen, Marguerite Newland, Eleanor Gay, and Jean e Disbrow. The Students' Aid Committee reported 934 dollars loaned to 8 students in 1911-12. The Employment Committee logged 217 recommendation requests, with 73 positions filled. The association plans an annual alumni bulletin and class members urged membership to remain connected with the class.
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Barnard College
George V. Mullan
Elizabeth Allen
Marguerite C. Newland
Eleanor Gay
Jeane Disbrow
Students’ Aid Committee
Mabel Parsons
Agnes L. Dickson
Alumni Association
Y W C A Members Elect, Read Resignations At Meeting
A Y W C A regular meeting on Tuesday November 29th at 12 30 in Room 139 saw Ruth Guernsey resign as Vice President due to illness and Margaret Reid elected to fill the vacancy. Marguerite Van Duyn also resigns as Finance Chair with Katharine Fox chosen as replacement. Dr W H Braun elected to the Advisory Board and Alice Walleson named a member at large. Fox urges fundraising and dues payment while lectures on science and religion and Catholic fundamentals are announced along with the Doll Show event. Adjournment followed.
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Ruth ‘Guernsey
Miss Guernsey
Margaret Reid
Marguerite van Duyn
Katharine Fox
W. H. Braun
Alice Walleson
Harriet Harrer
Cole
Union Theological Seminary
Craigie Club
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