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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1913
Page
4
A lively review celebrates the Sophomore Show of 1916 for its broad humor and standout moments. The writer admits playful bias and notes Eva Pareis as a strong newcomer while praising the monologues and two motion pictures.
Dr T Lyon Caughey of Harlem Presbyterian Church spoke in Chapel In Chapel on Jude verse Keep Yourselves in the Love of God. He urged faith building through prayer and communion with nature, and seeking mercies of the Lord for eternal life, noting the drift of Catholics and Jews from religious life and urging renewed devotion.
Dr. Carl Rei land of St George's Church appears November 17. Lyman Beselise Stowe of George Junior Republic appears November 20. Dr. Paul Van Dyke of Princeton University appears November 24.
A notice states no student organization without a Charter from Student Council may meet entertain or conduct any business at Barnard College after December 19 1913. Charters must be applied for in advance to Secretary of Students Council Miss Carol Lorenz 1916. Dorothy M Fitch undergraduate president November 14 1913.
The Firelight Club meets around Brooks Hall with the Dean present to address the new charter. Edith Wharton is discussed with Ethan Frome praised as truly great while The House of Mirth and The Custom of the Country are viewed less favorably. The talk touches on art for arts sake and the craft in novels as the era's dominant literary form.
Miss Mary Humphrey of the YWCA and former Wellesley Student President spoke on Foreign Mission Work. She urged educated people to support missions through money and prayer, noting China Africa and India offer vast needs and that every profession can serve by spreading Christianity and brotherhood.
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