Barnard Bear selects new members and plans Mabie lecture
The Barnard Bear society elected Edna Simpson and eight other girls as members at a November 20 meeting. A talk by Emilton W. Mabie on Books and their Authors is planned for November 24 in Brinckerhoff Hall. The group also outlines locker additions for the Undergraduate Association coat room and details on senior study upgrades.
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Barnard Bear
Edna. Simpson
Ellice Fitch
Agnes Durant
Charlotte Morgan
Mabel Denton
May Parker
Elsie Ehrich
Alice Draper
Lily Murray
Ruth Reeder
Hamilton W. Mabie
Eleanor Resps. Tooz
Oen
Margaret Stone
Annie Fisher
Madeleine Skinner
Hope Pardon
Helen Cooley
Barnard College
Emilton W. Mabie
Brinckerhoff Hall
Beauchamp
Gilbert Parker
Pierre
Henry James
Alumni Committee Takes Lead in College Needs
The Associate Alumni president appoints a three member committee headed by Miss Gildersleeve to consult the Dean on college needs. Past events funded Ella Weed Memorial Room and Students' Aid. the panel reported to the Board of Directors seeking funds to meet the college's most important need.
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Miss Gildersleeve
Ella Weed
Miss Gill
Asociate Alumna
Courageous Christianity and The Power of Influence
On Friday November 14 Mr W A Braun spoke in the chapel on Courageous Christianity. On Friday November 21 Dr Jeffer son of the Broadway Tabernacle spoke on The Power of Influence.
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W. A. Braun
Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
Freshman Class Chooses Motto Colors and Officers
In 1906 notes the Freshman class selected motto Esse quam videri and the colors white and gold with marguerite as class flower. Hazel Plate is historian Elizabeth Post Freshman member of the Undergraduate Play Committee and Mary Murtha Jessie Condit join First Tea Committee. The first class party on November 20 featured a piano solo by Lovennia Dorsett a song by Elizabeth Donigan and tableaux ads Sunny Jim Jim Dumps.
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Marguerite
Hazel Plate
Elizabeth Post
Mary Murtha
Jessie Condit
Lovenia Dorsett
Elizabeth Donigan
Sunny Jim
Jim Dumps
Josephine Paddock
Elizabeth Evans
Eleanor Holden
Lilian Howard
Freshman Elected to Basketball and Tennis Committees
A special Athletic Association meeting on November 19 elected Edith Somborn and Lillian Howard to freshman posts on the basketball and tennis executive committees. The group granted Mr. French permission to use the tennis court during holidays and summer when not in use by Barnard students.
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The
Athletic Association
Edith Somborn
Lillian Howard
French
Barnard
Woman's Southern Club of Columbia University Adopted
At the November 20 meeting at Teachers College the new constitution and by-laws were adopted and the group renamed the Woman's Southern Club of Columbia University. A vice-president and corresponding secretary from Teachers College were elected, while the graduate vice president election was indefinitely postponed.
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Southern Club
Teachers College
Woman’s Southern Club
Columbia University
Cambon Bid Farewell Visit Highlights Columbia Exercises
French Ambassador M Jules Cambon farewelled in a ceremony at Horace Mann Auditorium with President Butler and Columbia scholars. Attendees included Duc de Loubat, M Velten, M de Margeri, Alliance Francaise officials, and Tulane and Teachers College representatives. Butler praised Cambons education and international friendship role.
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M. Jules Cambon
United States
Columbia
Horace Mann
Cohn
M. Cambon
Holland House
Butler
Romance Department
Duc de Loubat
M. Velten
New York
M. de Margeri
Washington
Aubert
Alliance Francaise
M. Maillard
Societe Francaise de Bienfaisance
Violette Scharf
Alliance Francaise de Brooklyn
Fornier
Tulane University
Kane
Cercle Francais Franco-American
Bahlsen
Teachers College
Ambasador Cambon
France
Turkey
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