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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1913
Page
2
The Head Mistresses Association held annual meetings at Barnard College on Friday and Saturday last week. The first session discussed business while the second opened to a large invited faculty audience. Lantern slides of special interest to women educators were shown in the Theatre in the afternoon.
The Friday Student Council meeting granted permission for the Barnard Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution to disband. The Firelight Club received a one year charter. A reporting error from the previous meeting was corrected. A committee to study Mysteries will be appointed for this year only.
Amy Vorhaus resigns as chair of Make-up and Wigs. Ella Lauria is unanimously elected to replace her. Edna Astruck remains chairman of Stage Managing. The association will elect new members from girls with good speaking parts and may select a business manager from those with college talents beyond acting.
The editor invites unsigned letters but requires the writer’s name for publication. Writers should use one side of Number Six paper and ensure grammar and legibility before sending. The editor will keep the name confidential if requested to protect the author.
The piece notes militant spirit rising among juniors as Ball seeks a man. suffragette jokes surface amid elections. Brick cards appear to be bought for display not to target faculty. The cruel Student Council decision ends Delta Alpha Rho’s reign amid questions of affiliation and exclusivity.
Brooks Hall held a fall dance Friday night November 7 in the cleared dining and reception area. The event drew an attentive mix of undergraduates grads and faculty residents. music pleased attendees and the slippery floor kept dancing safe. Receivers included Miessla Mary Gray chairwoman Helen Shipman president and Florerice Schwarzwaelder secretary and treasurer replacing Edith Thomas as vice-president.
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