Earth Deities Senior play at Barnard earns mixed praise
1915 Barnard seniors staged Earth Deities amid wind and dust with strong casting led by Ray Levi and Joan Harper. The reviewer praised spirit and scenic effect while calling for more forceful expression and noting Mary Gray Psyche and Elizabeth Palmer Bacchante as highlights. Notable attendees included Mary King and Bliss Carman who praised the production.
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Barnard
Earth
Ray Levi
Bacchus
Joan Harper
Vertumnus
Peter Pan
May Coates
Linnea Bauhan
Fauna
Miss Stanbrough
Psyche
Mary Gray
Berde
Ares
Elizabeth Palmer
Berce
Pomona
Fleet Daphne
Isadora
Ray Levi Vertuttnus
Fries
Ate
May Coates Joancers
Iris
E. Chesley
R. Evans
D. Fezandie
K. Fox
R. Horrowitz
H. Lichtenstein
Afk
Atti Wacko
Freda Kirchwey
Il, Weandean
E Henry
E. Astruck
Stanbrough
Arsine Ols Soh
Mary Gray Berde
Isabelle Totten
Berne
R. Murnane
E. Stiles
H. Zagat
J. Kelly
H., Murphy
Sarah Butler Bacchante
Elizabeth Palmer Pomona
Helen Blumenthal
Alumnae Notes Highlight Faculty Appointments and Marriages
Readable notes list alumnae activities including teaching appointments at Columbia and Teachers College, several marriage announcements from 1915 and 1916, with names such as Edna F Brown John F Wherry Cornelia Flack Stuart Longley Pueblos Mary Nammock John Seville Boyle Louise Estelle Johnson Franklin Wheeler Palmer Jr Penelope Morgan Girdner Sandford L Miller Virginia Smith Eleanor Oerzen Edward D Sperry Edwina Deardon Ronald Grunow Millicent Lubetski Alfred Aaronson Rosalie Nathan Henry Hendricks.
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Alice Dorothy Brewster
Columbia University Extension
Edna. F
Brown
John F. Wherry
Helen J. Harriet
Teachers’ College
Cornelia Flack
Stuart Longley Puebles
Mary Nammock
John Seville Boyle
Louise Estelle Johnson
Franklin Wheeler Palmer, Jr
Penelope Morgan Girdner
Sandford L. Miller
Virginia Smith
Chemistry Department of
Columbia
Louise Combs
Mr. Reed
Eleanor Oerzen
Edward D. Sperry
Edwina Deardon
Ronald Grunow
Millicent Lubetski
Alfred Aaronson
Rosalie Nathan
Henry Hendricks
Mary Agnes Huberty Death Notice
Mary Agnes Huberty died on June 13 1913. Funeral arrangements are pending according to local notices.
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Mary Agnes Huberty
Graduate study winners named from Wisconsin and Bryn Mawr
Irene Hickok won the Fellowship for Graduate Study and is pursuing economics at the University of Wisconsin. Lillian Sookin received the Graduate Scholarship and is studying at Bryn Mawr this winter.
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Irene Hickok
University of Wisconsin
Lillian Sookin
Bryn Mawr
Rita Hecht Becomes Engaged To Harry H Weinberger
Rita Hecht aged 16 is engaged to Harry H Weinberger of Passaic New Jersey with the wedding planned in coming months.
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Rita Hecht
Harry H. Weinberger
Passaic, N. J
Senior Banquet Delights At College On Final May Evening
Virginia Pulleyn chaired the Senior Banquet with Margaret Carr Mary Gray Lucy Howe and Beulah Weldon as committee members and Sarah Butler Ray Levi as ex officio. The class feasted sang and laughed amid blue balloons while toastmistress Pulleyn impressed guests and Lucy Howe delivered Romantic History.
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Daphne
E. Louria
A. Jordan
B. Amidon
R. Appelt
H. Bleet
A. Brett
E. Berger
R. Brewer
C. Barnet
M. Carr
L. Cogan
E. Conover
D. Dean
E. Deardon
M. Doody
S. Engel
R. Tskine
G. Farrell
B-Fink
C. Fries
G. Greenbaum
J.graf
E. Hardwick
E. Hunley
Bb. Jacobsen
L. Jackson
A. Jennseon
A. Journeau
E. Kelly
Irene Krinsky
D. Krier
E. Krause
Uttrer E. Lambert
E. Levinson
S. Lull
C. Lunt
L. Meyer
S. Nelson
E. Oerzen
A. Paddock
F. Rees
D. Skinker
G. Tieleke
M. Terriberry
L Walker
E. Wasserman
A. Webber
B Weldon
K. Williams
N. Wood
Ella Louria
Helen Blumenthal
Mary Coates
Elizabeth Palmer
Lillian Soskin
Lucy Morenthau
Sarah Butler
Rayevi
Mary Pary King
Bliss Carman
Miss King
Ray Leys
Virginia Pulleyn
Margaret Carr
Mary Gray
Lucy Howe
Beulah Weldon
Ray Levi
Rob Jenkins
Becky Conklin
Broo’s Hall
Barnard College Fall Enrollment Slightly Uneven
Barnard's twenty seventh year opens with September twenty ninth. Registration lists 186 freshmen, 171 sophomores, 152 juniors, 91 seniors, and 45 special students totaling 645, nearly the same as last year. Higher tuition to 200 dollars and broader finances appear to have reduced new student numbers slightly.
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Barnard
Opportunities in Occupations Other Than Teaching Pamphlet
The Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations published a summer pamphlet on opportunities in occupations other than teaching. It is on file in the Publication Room or obtainable from the Forest at 130 East Twenty second Street by sending five cents plus two cents for postage.
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Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations
Forest
East Twenty-second Street
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