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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1915
Page
6
The speaker recalls the old days at Vale, contrasting the lively attire and humor with a modern calm. A shift to a more orderly Bulletin Room is noted, where the fountain pen’s scratch replaces the ukulele’s cheers, signaling a quiet, changed atmosphere.
A playful verse recalls aging and school days with seniors and sophomores. It contrasts youth and age, hinting at memories of mischief and rivalry as time passes.
G. P. Gollander and Co. makes its Barnard Bulletin debut with fall fashions including classroom and street wear dresses from 35 dollars, dancing frocks, and formal costumes from 55 dollars. Original Hollander models appeal to girls seeking distinctive attire. Sth Avenue at 46th Street.
The College Settlements Association held its annual meeting at Mt Ivy New York on May 8 and 9. Miss Kingsbury of Bryn Mawr spoke on Problems of the Relation of the College Woman to Social Work. Dr John L Elliott shared insights from twenty years in New York tenements.
The Baccalaureate Service took place in the University Gymnasium on Sunday May 13. The sermon was preached by the Rev James M Yaylor DD.
Miss Patchin becomes director of Religious and Philanthropic work at Barnard. Miss McCall resigns as Brooks Hall secretary to join Vassar as warden. Eleanor Gay of Barnard 09 will fill her post. Margaret Peck leaves Dean Gildersleeve’s secretary role for Henry Street Settlement. F Aurill Bishop Barnard 1911 will take her place Emily Lambert 15 becomes assistant in Mrs Liggett’s office.
Professor Osburn resigns to join Connecticut College for Women in New London. Madamoiselle Carret resigns. Madeleine Doby will teach some classes. Professor Bigiongiari returns to Italy for army service. Professor Etore Cadorin to replace him. New instructors include Harry Todd Costello Charles C. Mook Jennie Tilt Isabel McKenzie Alice Page Nelson Waller. Additional appointments listed: Harriet Bradley Philip Hayden Walter Graham Edna Henry Helen Hull Clara Ware Sarah White Hester Rush.
The article lists marriages among faculty over the summer including Dr. Herbert M. Richards to Marion C. Latham Dr. Allen W. Porterfield to Elsie Chesle and George Thurman Keyes to Phoebe E. Hoffman. Mrs Keyes will not teach at Barnard this winter.
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