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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1907
Page
1
Dorothea Elitzner editor in chief lists Agnes Miller Marian Crowell and other alumnae as staff with roles. Subscription one year is 1.50 and mailing price 1.85. payment expected strictly in advance.
The Barnard Conference on Missions under the Y W C A is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday this week. Noted speakers on missions will address attendees, and the intercollegiate gathering offers Barnard girls a chance to meet peers from eastern women's colleges and discuss mission work in Barnard. Everyone at Barnard is urged to attend and participate to show college spirit.
The committee for The Rose and the Ring issues four hundred tickets for the November 16 event at 3 p.m. to YWCA delegates. Thirty are reserved for delegates, four for each cast member, two for each usher, and one hundred for the YWCA President and the Undergraduate Association President, to be distributed at their discretion.
At the November 7 1908 class meeting it was decided to hold song practice at 12 30 on the first and third Wednesdays and to have the senior team weekly in the senior study from 3 to 5. New members Mrs Helen Loeb Kaufmann and Misses Martha Stoll Cook Patten and Schramm were elected along with Margaret Golde as sub treasurer of the Undergraduate Association.
At the regular class meeting on November 7, 1910, committees were appointed. Class pin committee includes Sulamith Silverman as chairman with Mary Nammack Mabel Elder Margery Egleston and Harriet Fox. Dance committee lists Mary Bailey as chairman with Edna Heller Lilian Egleston Ethel Lawrence and Marguerite Druding. Greek games committee names Dorothy Kirchwey as chairman with Mabel McCann Christella MacMurray Maude Emery Elizabeth Nitchie.
The 1909 team defeated 1908 by 14 to 7 in a fast game marked by passing good shooting and fouls for overstepping lines. Adelaide Smithers Herlinda Smithers and Josephine Prahl led early scoring with two and three foul goals in the first half.
Professor Botsford will lecture before the Classical Club on Tuesday November 1st at 4 o'clock. His topic is Political Corruption in Rome and is open to all students with an interest in history. At the November 4 meeting, Eleanor Craig Helen Gray Gladys Quinby Lilian Closson and May Stark were elected members.
The Barnard conference program lists events for November 16 and 17. Rev Charles Cuthbert Hall discusses East religions from India and Japan, Mrs B W Labaree speaks on Moslem women, a 1908 class play is staged for delegates, and Rev C A R Janvier, Mrs Labaree, and Rev Charles L Thomson give talks on The Problems of India and The Home Mission Field. Open meeting and evening prayer conclude the schedule.
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