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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1912

Page

6

Jabberwocky Contest At The College Drug Store

A playful ad notes a Jabberwocky themed act for a prize at the College Drug Store corner of 115th and Broadway. It lists perfumes chocolates rental scents and assorted extracts and sundries as offerings. The notice includes contact details for the store on Morningside Avenue.

Vllege Mary Garden Vantine Pinaud College Drug Store SW. Cor 115Th and Broadway Morningside

Library Additions and Copies Listed for 1912

A catalog of new and duplicate library acquisitions and holdings including works by Stevenson, James, Jonson, Nernst, Sidney, Wordsworth, and Poe.Edited volumes, two copies of several titles, and multiple authors such as Byron, Dante, Roosevelt, and Voltaire-Toleration. Also notes official reports from New York State Factory Investigating Commission and publishers’ miscellany.

Stevenson R. L James Jonson Nernst Sidney Arcadia Wordsworth W. Knight Dowden Percy Shelley Hollingworth Byron Jenks Dante Alighieri Ward Roosevelt Lucas St. John Osgood C. Pearl C. Osgood Addison Spectator Arnold Zimmern Fowler Rome Goldmark J. C Ilsop Voltaire McCabe Degener King Joinville J. St. Louis France Omar Khayyam E. Fitzgerald H. la Fontaine Lainell Dante, Alighieri Grandcent I. Lodge Thomson Schiller J. Marie Stuart J. Mollen New York

Bulletin meeting names resignations and new officers

On Tuesday November 27 the Bulletin managing editors met. Rita Hilborn resigned as Business Manager and Edith Mulhall also resigned as Assistant Business Manager. Lucy Morgenthau was elected Business Manager, Edith Mulhall remains a managing editor, and Hilborn becomes Assistant Business Manager. Louise Ox resigned with no replacement.

Bulletin Rita Hilborn Miss Hilborn Edith Muihall Lucy Morgenthau Edith Mulhall Louise Ox

Athletic Association Forms Riding Committee

A special Ath letic Association meeting on Wednesday November 28 decided to form a riding committee under its auspices. Mary Gray was elected chairman of the committee.

A. A The Athletic Association Mary Gray

Alumnae Notes Highlight 1911 Class Offspring And Teaching Roles

Margaret Hart Strong presents class baby of 1911 as the only daughter of a degree holder in the class. Alumnae teach at private city schools. Edith Deacon directs at Mrs Tisnay's on West 86th, Phoebe Hoffman teaches at Benjamin Deane School near 86th and Riverside, Lillian Schoedler coaches at Alcuin School, Constance von Wahl works at Borden's Milk Stores, and Elsie Plaut Madeleine Hirsh and Lillie Stein assist at the New York Public Library on 42nd Street.

Margaret Hart Strong Alcuin School West 86Th Street Constance von Wahl Borden’s Elsie Plaut Madeleine Hirsh Lillie Stein New York Public Library 42Nd Street

News Bureau Methods Highlighted by Hardenbergh Lecture

Mr. J. E. Hardenbergh, organizer of the New York City News Bureau, spoke at Earl Hall on how a city is covered. He urged simple storytelling and a nose for news, praised rapid election reporting via Merry-go-Round telegraphing, and outlined covering a big story like the Titanic disaster.

J. E. Hardenbergh Earl Hall School of Journalism Hardenbergh New York City New York

Chinese student honored by New York Chamber of Commerce

Chao Hsin Chu, a Columbia economics graduate, was elected a delegate to the Chinese National Assembly by the New York Chinese Chamber of Commerce. The election occurred Saturday and Chu will represent all Chinese in the United States east of the Mississippi River in Parliament.

Columbia Chao-Hsin Chu The University Chu Chinese National Assembly New York

Maiden in the Casement and Odd Election Bribery Note

A fragmentary theater like scene ends with a political jab about an election where many voters aimed to exclude someone. An anecdote claims one voter switched parties for a water cooler honor, calling bribery and corruption evident. An ethics quip echoes biblical phrasing, adding a jarring aside.

Socialist Party

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