Barnard Bulletin Names Readers and Contributors in 1907
The Barnard Bulletin lists names including Anne Carroll Sophie P Woodman Helen Loeb May Ingalls E A S Tred Well Helen Cooley Margaret H Bailey Mary C R Reardon Clairette Armstrong Dorothea Eltzner Eleanor C Hunsdon Florence M Wolff Myra McLean as contributors for 1907. The record presents a roster of individuals associated with the publication.
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Anne Carroll
Sophie P. Woodman
Helen Loeb
May Ingalls
E. A. S. Tred
Helen Cooley
Margaret H. Bailey
Mary C. R. Reardon
Clairette Armstrong
Dorothea Eltzner
Eleanor C. Hunsdon
Florence M. Wolff
Myra’ McLean
Students' Exchange at College Deserves Formal Recognition
The campus market for second hand books and odds and ends operates under a self appointed committee and the manager who answers only to herself. The column urges formal recognition as an Undergraduate organization, a broadening of its field, and audited finances to make it a real campus asset rather than a trifling facility.
Barnard Union Constitution and Society Committee Structure
Revisions outline roles for officers and committees within the Barnard Union, detailing Executive, Program, and Membership panels. It defines officer duties, nomination methods, voting procedures, amendment rules, and editor board composition for Barnard Bulletin publications.
By-Laws Outline Time of Meetings for Society
Article I sets meeting times for the society on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month at 3 00 PM Special meetings may be held on other Wednesdays at the call of the Undergraduate President upon ten members request This section notes it will be concluded next week.
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Barnard
Barnagp Burrerin
Barnarp Burrerin
Local Women Names List from 1910 Liaison Group
Florence Sims Wreth chairs a roster including Gladys Stékley Arlsenburgh Winifred Barrows Eleanor Gay Sophie Julia Rich Maud Elizabeth Penrose Margery Eggleston Bertha Harriet Firebaugh Harriet Ruth Fox Hazel Woodhull dating to 1910 and led by Penrose.
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I Florence Sims Wreth
Gladys Stékley Arlsenburgh
Winifred Barrows
Eleanor Gay
Sophie Julia Rich
Maud Elizabeth Penrose
Margery Eggleston
Bertha Harriet Firebaugh
Harriet Ruth Fox
Hazel Woodhull
Election of New Officers at 1907 Meeting
At the regular meeting on November 1 1907 Lottie Oesterlein was elected to the executive committee replacing Elizabeth Rusk. Florence Gordon was elected chairman of the class entertainment committee.
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Lottie Oesterlein
Elizabeth Rusk
Florence Gordon
1908 Junior Ball committee elected at class meeting
At the regular class meeting of the class of 1908 held Thursday November 1 elected a committee for the Junior Ball Margaret Yates is chairman with Marty Marshall Olive Roe Gertrude Stein and Gertrude Wells named as members.
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Margaret Yates
Marty Marshall
Olive Roe
Gertrude Stein
Gertrude Wells
Class of 1910 Holds First Meeting in November
The class held its first regular meeting November 1 and voted on the constitution. Friday Gertrude Hunter was elected president before adjournment to noon.
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Gertrude Hunter
Deutscher Kreis Hosts Original Freshmen Party
The Deutscher Kreis entertained the Freshmen on Wednesday October 31 with a German themed party. Favors included frankfurters tiny steins soldiers and pretzels. Refreshments featured cider in stems rye bread Swiss cheese sandwiches and German cakes. It was one of the Kreis's most elaborate events for the new class.
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Deutscher Kreis
Kreis
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Deutscher Kreis Party
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