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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
4
John Jay Hall welcomed the faculty to a tea hosted by Miss Gildersleeve Miss Abbott and Ruth Kingsley on Tuesday afternoon November 16 from four to six.Lavender and yellow chrysanthemums and autumn foliage adorned the rooms.Hosts hoped the visit offered a chance for students and professors to mingle beyond classrooms despite the rainy day.
The Sophomore class met Friday in Room 304 and voted Charlotte Towsen as chairman of Soph Dance to be held in February. Frances Boas was elected assistant cheerleader replacing Virginia Herring, who resigned. After announcements, the meeting adjourned.
The article summarizes Prof. Erskine arguing that human longing for intensified living and meaningful values shapes world and art. His lecture touched on poetry’s role and life’s art, hinting that his critique and insights could fill a book.
The 22s group met Friday the 11th and voted to move Junior Prom from February 4 to January 31, recommending the change to Student Council. The meeting also approved adding a new cheer committee to the constitution and issued several Mortarboard announcements.
A reader asks the Editor whether college activities justify the time and energy spent versus preparing for a larger life ahead. The note concludes by congratulating the Editors and the College on an excellent number, signed by Mary Ellis Opdycke.
The meeting closed noting difficulties in the current dramatic program. Senior play and Wigs and Cues clash badly as Tuor show disrupts the spring Wigs and Cues. A solution is needed and the question remains who will lead the effort.
The Intercollegiate Alumnae Athletic Association hosts athletic evenings this winter in New York for alumnae of recognized women’s colleges. Activities include horseback riding basketball baseball dancing swimming diving bowling fencing gymnastics jiu jitsu tennis and weekend hikes. Membership costs $2 annually with separate activity fees to cover maintenance. open to graduates and long-enrolled students, with mailing list requests to Miss Jean Earl Moehle at 490 Riverside Drive.
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