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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1915
Page
4
L. P. Hollander & Co. established in 1848 features an ongoing exhibition with fashionable garments in Garibaldi red and black satin antique fabrics. Displays include trimmed lace and gold or silver accents for upscale dining settings at Fifth Avenue near 46th Street.
Open meeting of the Wigs and Cues on November 23 at 4 o clock with Mrs. Belmont and Drama League guests to train children in an impromptu show. December 10 and 11 cite the Irish plays with new staging rumored. costuming needs listed and musicians named for Deirdre.
Begin bringing items for Thanksgiving baskets. C.S.A. will place a basket in each study to be filled for downtown children and families. Start with staples like flour, potatoes, sugar, and canned goods.
The Student Council meeting on November 10 discusses founding a Menorah Society. Proponents Elinore Sachs and Selma Cohen support it while Margaret Fries and Beatrice Rittenberg oppose. A temporary five member committee is authorized with the Dean to arrange speakers on Hebraic culture. Honor System pledges are issued for individual signatures.
On November 18 Miss Natalie Curtis will lecture on Music and the Negro. She has long studied Native American and African music. On November 22 Dr. Chester C. Marshall of the Metropolitan Temple will be the chapel speaker.
Next week Dr Fosdick discusses Prayer. On Nov 22 L C Stewardson, ex Hobart president, speaks on Faith. Dec 2 Sullivan of All Souls Unitarian on Spirituality. Dec 8 Mr Martin of Ethical Culture Society on Comparative Religions. Dec 14 Dr Fosdick on Christianity.
Barnard and Journalism students are invited to enter a poster contest for Wigs and Cues. First prize is two tickets. two runners up win one ticket each. Posters due by 9 A.M. November 29 and will be displayed in Undergraduate Study.
Any case of theft should be immediately reported to Miss Boyd and to the undergraduate president, Carol Lorenz. The notice emphasizes prompt reporting to campus authorities.
The annual meeting of the Women’s Intercollegiate Association for Student Government will be held November 11 to 14 at Western Reserve University College for Women in Cleveland Ohio. Delegates from Barnard include Carol Lorenz Marion Kelly and Beatrice Lowndes who will report on the conference after returning.
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