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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
5
Professor Reimer and Professor Herricks will lead the math science club in Chemistry I. at Columbia on Saturday November 21. Interested students should meet in the Students' Hall at 11 o'clock that morning.
The 1927 class notes reveal the Junior Prom set for February 19 at the RitzCarlton with a $12.50 subscription. Ruth Bates resigns from the Representative Assembly. Margaret Davidson elected in her place at the November 11 Sophomore meeting. Secret ballot votes on smoking in Even Study remain unpublished. Five dollars allocated to Miss Rockwell for library use. Alma Mater seal kept with onyx replacing sardonyx. seal used except on Bulletin. Gertrude Kahrs elected Greek Games chairman over Woolf and Seifert. Madelaine Sussel becomes Freshman delegate to the Assembly. Florette Holzwasser re elected as cheerleader. Newman Club discusses a November 20 informal dance at Newman Hall with Columbian and Teachers College clubs. The bi monthly group debated Evolution and Catholicism and set November 27 as topic The Purpose of Creation. Five to six served.
The Glee Club held its first meeting on Tuesday November 17 approving the constitution. Auditions for solo work were announced and rehearsals set from 4 05 to 5 35 PM to fit commuter trains. Ruth Coleman urged cooperation with Mr Doersam and volunteers were asked for Publicity Committee work. Dorothy Gilmour has left. Eugenia Wilson now fills the former secretary role.
The conference explored the difference between political and judicial jurisdiction with Herbert Adams Gibbons arguing U S dependence on Europe has waned and questioning submission to a World Court. Discussion noted lack of interest due to information gaps and urged student outreach and action ahead of the New York City World Court Mass Meeting at the College of the City of New York on November 20. Irving Fisher and Gibbons were listed as speakers.
The article lists elected members for Wigs and Cues from 1926 to 1929, detailing acting, staging, directing, and costuming roles. Names include Agnes Salinger, Dorothy Bruce, H. Van Slyke, H. Russell, M. Lipton, E. Pfeil, M. Boynton, Finch, F. Holzwasser, E. Moxam, M. Gardner, M. Burford, E. Schlosser, V. Cook, and E. Prager among others.
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