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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1917
Page
6
In November 3 Lucy Grace Cogan married Samuel Lazarus. Lazarus a Barnard class of 1915 served as Professor Hollingworth's assistant at Barnard College during 1915 to 1917.
The speaker praises Dr McGiffert as a great scholar and friend of Barnard noting his life of Luther and his impact on making history a living subject. He expresses gratitude for his contributions and the Seminary’s new leadership across the way.
Professor Emerson of Amherst addressed the Geology Club on Thursday afternoon in 204 Milbank. The talk was informal and tea was served to guests in 214 Brinkerhoff after the session.
The Social Science League seeks interest from Barnard girls for lectures under the New York State Woman's Suffrage Party on voting mysteries. We cannot discuss special college women meetings until response improves to suffrage matters at formal events. Sign up in the BULLETIN office.
Senior class schedules a special meeting Friday November 23 at 12 15 in Room 139 to discuss Senior Week project. The November 9 regular meeting showed many opinions. the special meeting offers all seniors a chance to share ideas and vote.
Campaign notes report new contributions nearing 27000 dollars with donations from T C trustees alumnae led by Dr Clare Howard. Faculty Barnard trustees and students contributed including a largest gift 500 dollars and a student donor who earned half her summer wages. The piece ends with a call to 1920 to witness the victory.
The Sophomore class proposes a combined production on November 27 in the new gym if the floor is oiled. otherwise the show moves to Brinckerhoff theatre. All are invited to buy supper checks and attend the party for supper in the Students' Hall.
An alumnae gathering and a group of undergraduates staged a playful decennial event in Horace Mann auditorium after the 1907 class supper. The booklet of speeches edited by Sophie P. Woodman records the reunion notes and a spirited contrast with President Wilson era debates.
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