Barnard Sends Largest Delegation to Silver Bay Conference
The Silver Bay Conference at Lake George from June 22 to July 1 drew strong participation. Barnard College sent its largest delegation yet, including Lily Murray Edna Stitt Juliet Points Jean Osbrow Sophie Woodman Emma Cole Edla Tibbits Florence Gordon Daisy Yale Mabel Ote Amalie Althaus Marguerite New iid Agnes Miller Mabel Stearn May Quinn Izabeth Fox Annie Turnbull Jennie Hoyt Ethel Ivithey Helen Aspeter Lotta Acker. alumna Mrs. Agnes Leaycraft Donohugh also attended with her husband. Leaders McCook and Alice Draper instructed on Christ life and comparative religions. The program featured speakers Robert E. Speer John R Strong Floyd W Tompkins and Thomas A Getter.
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Barnard
Lily Murray
Edna Stitt
Juliet Points
Jean Osbrow
Sophie Woodman
Emma Cole
Edla Tibbits
Florence Gordon
Daisy Yale
Mabel Ote
Amalie Althaus
Marguerite Newiid
Agnes Miller
Mabel Stearn
May Quinn
Izabeth Fox
Annie Turnbull
Jennie. He
Helen Hoyt
Ethel Ivithey
Helén Aspeter
Wid Lotta Acker
Et McCook
Alice Draper
Lass
Thomas Sih Donohugh
Agnes Leaycraft
Robert E. Speer
John R. Strong
Rochester Theological Seminary
Floyd W. Tompkins
D.D
Trinity Church
Philadelphia
Thomas A
Ter
Thomas Gladding
Montclair
South
Bryn Mawr
Barth
Smith
Cresses
Barnard Dormitory Opens At Marimpol Court
Barnard College students begin living in Man mpol Court on 122nd Street as an interim dormitory. About thirty girls from various regions occupy the two upper floors furnished by Alumni Association and trustees with future self government planned.
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Barnard
116Th St
Manmpol Court
122Nd St
Michigan
Buckingham
Deo
Library Drawings Restricted to Four O Clock
School notice instructs students not to request book draws before 4 pm to avoid limiting library use. Home study should be planned to prevent early requests. Books are for all, not a few. draws before 4 pm disrupt access. On Saturdays, drawings occur at 11 30.
Mortarboard Notice Urges 1908 Subscriptions
All students not yet subscribed to the 1908 Mortarboard are urged to join now as only a limited number of copies will be ordered. Subscription blanks available from any editor or Rose Agnes Miller.
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Rose Agnes Miller
Opening of Columbia University 153rd academic year observed
Columbia University marked the 153rd academic year with morning exercises on September 26. Rev Susan Berkhead led opening prayers at St. George's Church while President Butler welcomed faculty and students. Civil Engineer professor William Herbert Burr delivered the annual address on the technical school and university development.
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Columbia University
Jarvetvigy Foc
Hugh Berkhead
St. George's Episcopal Church
Butler
William Herbert Burr
TRE Techinical School
Alumnae Notes Highlight Marriages and Advancements
Agnes Leaucraft, class of 61, married June 14 to Rev. Thomas Smith Donohugh of Meerut India. Mabel Browne, 06, holds the Curtis Scholarship in Mathematics for 1906 07. Madeleine Skinner, 03, engaged to Mr Thair McClarren. Elizabeth Brautigam, 06, engaged to Mr Everett Marshall. Clare M Howard, 03, now instructor English at Wellesley. Bessie I Thompson, 03, appointed assistant botany. Helen Palliser, OS, teaching botany at Vassar.
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Bessie I. Thompson
Helen Palliser
Vassar
Barnard Zoology Club elects officers for 1906 07
At the Barnard Zoology Club meeting on May 18 officers were chosen for 1906 07. Elizabeth Tredwell '07 was named president with Anna Rae '66 as vice president and Helen Carter '07 as secretary. Ida Rav 'oz received the treasurer post. Honorary vice president is Dr Henry E Crampton. Executive Committee includes Edith Somborn '06 and Kate Post '06.
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Barnard Zoollogy Club
Elizabeth Tredwell
Anna Rae
Henry E. Crampton
Helen Carter
Ida Rav 'Oz
Edith Somborn
Kate Post
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Silver Bay
Young Women’s Christian Assocaton
Lake George
Marimpol Court
Zoology Club
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