Delegates Report On Bryn Mawr Conference Visit
Barnard delegates recount a three day Bryn Mawr conference with tours of Rockefeller Hall campus visits and a luncheon hosted by Dean Miss Thomas. They describe student self government, meetings of associations with Wellesley Vassar Bryn Mawr Smith Mt Holyoke and others, and social athletic events including a faculty versus alumni game. The visit ends with a campus drive and hopeful future hospitality exchanges between Barnard and Bryn Mawr.
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Bryn Mawr
Rockefeller Hall
Barnard
Undergraduate’ Association
Wellesley
Vassar
Smith
Mt. Holyoke
Baltimore
Brown
Wilson
Cornell
Wells
Simmons
Miss Thomas
Inses
La Société Francaise Sets Meeting For November Twenty Second
The La Société Française schedules a meeting on November 22 at 12 o clock noon to appoint an entertainment and play committee. Absence will incur a fine. By order of President M. L. Fontaine 06.
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la Société Française
M. L. Fontaine
Classical Club meets at Barnard College read Plautus Menaechmi
The Classical Club of Barnard College will hold its meeting on Wednesday November 22 at three o clock in Room 307. A full attendance is desired. The group will study Plautus and read his comedy Menaechmi.
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Barnard College
Plautus
Menaechmi
Social Event at the Theatre November 20
Mrs Parsons and Miss Williams speak at a CSA gathering on Monday November 20 at 4 00 in the Theatre. Dancing and refreshments will follow and all are invited.
New Books Donated to Reading Room in October
The October donations to the Reading Room include Logic by H A Akins. Anthropology by Paul Topinard. Labor problems from Adams & Sumner. U S Labor Commissioner Annual Report 1904. Education titles from New York City Education and the New York State University annual reports for 1901 02 and 1902.
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Topinard
Paul
Adams
Sumner
U S. Labor
Commissioner of
N. Y
City Superintendent of Schools
State
University—Regents
University—College Dep't
1905 Reunion Opens With Tea Plan And Social
The first 1905 reunion meeting since commencement was held Saturday afternoon November 11. Cecil I. Dorrian was elected vice-president of the Executive Committee. When permanent Akuma Rooms are ready, the class will serve tea one afternoon monthly to undergraduates. A social period followed with games songs and refreshments.
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The
Cecil I. Dorrian
Senior Entertainment Given for Freshmen at College
A senior event is planned for freshmen with tickets 25 cents. The program, to be held at the college on the 28th at 8:30 p.m., is organized by senior members. Edith Somborn and Virginia Taylor will sell tickets.
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Born
Marjorie See
Ray Ie Itave
Ees Dor
College
Edith Somborn
Virginia Taylor
1907 Class Meeting Elects Junior Play Committee
A special meeting of the class of 1907 was held by November 15 at 12 10. Evangeline Cole and Muriel Valentine were elected Junior members of the Undergraduate Play Committee. The other Junior Ball Committee members to be appointed by the chairman. Grace E Bernheimer elected associate member of the class.
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Evangeline Cole
Muriel Valentine
Grace E. Bernheimer
Barnard Union Executive Committee Meeting Notice
The Executive Committee of the Barnard Union will meet Wednesday November 22 at noon in the BULLETIN Room. The committee includes all officers and Misses Plate Somborn and Chipperfield. Business includes electing a Membership Committee for this year.
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Bulletin Room
Plate
Somborn and
Chipperfield
Special C. S. M. A. Meeting Sets Election of President
A special C. S. M. A. meeting is scheduled for Wednesday November 22 at 12 15 in Room 139. The session will elect a new president to replace Miss Martha who must resign due to illness and will discuss plans to send a delegation to the Cambridge convention December 5 to 7.
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Martha
Cambridge
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Bryn Mawn
LA Societe Francaise
the Classical Club
NEW Books
Aikins, H. A
Reunion
Barnard Union
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