Closed Meeting of Women’s Association at Barnard Discusses Membership and Rules
The meeting at Barnard College debated admitting a third member from Wellsley and Sweet Briar as nonvoting attendees, noted the Industrial Institute of Mississippi as a new member, and approved an amendment raising entrance averages for future colleges. Letters from Wells, Swarthmore, and Wilson invited next convention. committee to distribute student government information appointed.
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Gov- Intercollegiselehoff Theatre
Brinckerhoag Wolung
Litrikenssen Wahl
Barnard
Wellesley College
Sweetbriar
Association
Industrial Institute of Mississippi
Wells
Swarthmore
Wilson
Second Closed Meeting Reports From Conference Day
The second closed meeting of the conference was held in Room 330 on Saturday morning due to time constraints. Delegates spoke including Miss P. Svcora from Lake Erie Miss Smith from Holyoke and Miss Becher from Randolph.
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P. Svcora
Lake Erie
Miss Smith
J. Holyoke
Brooks Hall Party Delights Delegates With Shadow Theater
Delegates hosted by Brooks Hall enjoyed a theatre like dining room program featuring Irish folk tale humor by Mr McManus and a shadow pantomime of The Pigtail of Ah Lee Ben Loo. Performers portrayed Li Ching and others with costumes and staged in the Royal Chop. Guests danced in the Imperial Ball Room after refreshments.
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Brooks Hall
Ah Lee Ben Loo
Brookie Hallie Launderines
Nicole Miracule
Royal Pagoda
Li Ching
E. Houghton Ting-a-Ling
Florence Harris
Margaret Mayer Ah Lee Ben Loo
Mabel Barrett
F. Schwarzwaelder
J. Bernstein
E. Houghton
China
Foxie-Lu
Conference delegates vote to host college by halting election
The meeting heard reports from delegates including Macon Miss Fales and Buffington from Sweetbriar. Syracuse invited the next conference, and Wells won the hostess selection by a large majority after questions were discussed.
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Macon
Fales
Radcliffe
Miss Onverse
Simmons
Miss von Wahl
Barnard
Sweetbriar
Miss Buffington
Syracuse
Wells
Student government and personal responsibility at Barnard
In chapel at Barnard on Monday November 20 Rever end C H Robbins preached on the idea that life has no continuing city and that noble deeds and sacrifices endure beyond death. On Thursday Dean Gildersleeve spoke on Student Government noting a recent women deans convention and a Barnard Intercollegiate Conference session. She described limits of student power, need for capable leaders, cooperation with authorities, and mature student body discretion. Miss Gildersleeve welcomed delegates attending chapel.
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C. H. Robbins
Church of the Incarnation
Gildersleeve
Academic Chanel
Barnard
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