Undergraduate Association Meeting Sets Freshman Committee
A November 14 gathering of the Undergraduate Association approved a five dollar prize for the best college song and a three dollar prize for the best entry. Freshman committee nominees Kate Tiemann Mary Conroy and Mary Polhemus. Kate Tiemann elected by closed ballot. Fraternities barred from pledging new members before April of sophomore year while Training for Field Day and Greek games begin.
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Société Francaise Holds First Regular Meeting After Dues Set
The Société Francaise set annual dues at one dollar payable by December 1 and fined absences from ten business meetings ten cents. Funds were approved for Mortarboard and the 1909 Columbian. The first social on November 12 featured refreshments, games, and a winner named Alice O Gorman 10. The gathering closed with college songs.
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Barnard Union Lecture Delights With Nonsense Verse
The Barnard Union held a semi formal lecture on Nonsense Verse and Parody by Melville H. Cane before about 150 attendees. Florence Wolff, 68, noted Cane’s relevance as a founder and former president of King's Crown and editor in chief of the Columbia Literary Monthly. Tea service followed in the alumni room with Marguerite Newland and others from the class of 1908 assisting.
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Class to share costs for Rose and the Ring at Barnard conference
At a special class meeting on Tuesday November 12 the class decided to bear half the expense of presenting The Rose and the Ring for the delegates to the Barnard Intercollegiate Conference on Missions. The first senior class tea was held Monday November 11 from 3 to 5 in the study with Ada Muller as chairman.
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Class of 1911 elects officers at November meeting
At the regular meeting of the class of 1911 held November 8 the following officers were elected Katharine Gay president Margaret Hart vice president Helen Brown recording secretary Louise de F Greenawalt corresponding secretary Camilla Stewart treasurer Louise Allen historian
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Miss Gill Elected President of College Alumnae Group
At a convention of the Association of College Alumna Miss Gill was elected president for two years. The Boston section was entertained by Radcliffe Harvard Wellesley and the Women's Educational Union with Mrs Ward Howe presiding.
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C. S. M. A. Convention At Barnard College
A Barnard College venue hosted the C. S. M. A. convention on November 9 to discuss the women's branch. Deaconess Knapp chaired the session with reports from Philadelphia See Hall Stuart Hall and college delegates outlining plans, intercollegiate chapter ideas, and work in China.
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Tennis Championship Finals Determine Wolff Victory
Florence Wolff defeated Lilian Egleston 6 1 8 6 to win the championship in a match played Saturday. Wolff claimed the title with the straight set victory at the event.
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