13 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1912
Page
1
A Barnard BULLETIN letter laments uninvited Evens crowding the Senior-Freshman party pantry, hindering service and praising courteous conduct. The piece urges hat removal for visibility, better locker rooms, and notes on fraternities balancing rivalry with standards of womanhood and scholarship.
A reader letter recalls the Debating Club’s sudden death last spring and asserts it is not extinct but awaiting revival by the busy president. The writer asks members to stay engaged until debates resume.
Thursday November 14 features Prof. H S Massey in chapel. Friday November 15 at 3 PM Brinckerhoff Theatre Sophomore play His Excellency the Governor, and again at 8:15 PM Sophomore play His Excellency the Governor. Sunday November 17 in Union Theological Seminary chapel on Clermont Avenue speakers at 11 AM and 4 PM at St. Pauls Chapel Very Rev Herbert Hensley Henson will preach. Monday November 18 Chapel Speaker Dr Henry Van Dyke.
The Societe francaise postpones its November 21 meeting where M. Rene Gallaud was to speak to December 5 due to his travel.
The Philolexian play scheduled for Saturday November 16 is postponed to the afternoon and evening of November 23. The event will be held as planned with the same cast and venue.
The chapel announces next week’s speaker, Dr Henry Van Dyke, on Monday the 18th, promising strong appeal for attendance. Prof E A Steiner, author of The Immigrant Tide and On the Trail of the Immigrant, will also speak to interested readers.
A nationwide push to reduce mental impairment leads to a conference and exhibit at the College of the City of New York from November 8 to 15. The event, run by the National Committee for Mental Hygiene and the New York State Charities Aid Association, features an exhibit on insanity, its causes and prevention, plus meetings with experts. A college women’s session will be held November 14 at 4 P M in Room 105, Main Building, with Dean Gildersleeve presiding and speakers Dr Rose Pringle and Dr Smith Ely Jelliffe.
Notices from the C.S.A. urge readers to review Thanksgiving dinner arrangements. The items request prompt attention due to upcoming holiday logistics and participation plans.
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