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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
2
Barnard students from the classes of 1921 and 1924 joined in a playful coed gathering in the Theatre last Friday. The event opened with a Paul Jones spirit, featured a marshmallow race in multiple heats, showcased freshmen’s agility with long cords, followed by dancing and refreshments before farewells as evening wore on.
The Church of the Advent at Broadway and 93rd Street invites Columbia University Lutheran students to a supper on Thursday October 14 at 6 PM. Students should sign up in the RS0 office by Tuesday October 13.
Last Monday afternoon in the theater the Sophomore Class hosted its transfer sisters. New sophomores were introduced with lettered placards and led by Garda Brown as Circus master. Games followed with a dance and refreshments, praised by Nancy Boyd and her committee.
The 1922 class held its first meeting of the year on Tuesday in October. Edith Cahn welcomed classmates and announcements covered mortarboard items, Freshman-Junior party news, Junior Show updates, Field Day invites, Undergraduate dues, and Mysteries planning. Helen Mack resigned as class song leader, with a special meeting to elect a replacement pending.
The Classical Club began its fall program on October 1 at 12 in Room 304 Milbank. Thelma De Graffe was elected president and Mabel Wahlers secretary and treasurer. Planned events include a tea on October 11, a Christmas party, and funding a year's subscription to a classical paper for the American School at Athens.
The class of 23 met in Room 304 Students' Hall during Assembly hour last Tuesday. Winifred Lane won the vice-presidency from four candidates. Katherine Shea announced Mysteries plans and Charlotte Towsen led the remainder as cheerleader.
Wendela Alice Liander married Otto Albert Friend in New York on September 11. Mr Friend is an engineer who graduated from the University of Michigan in 1910. They will be at home after November 1 at 154 West 84th Street.
Gertrude M. Bergstrom Barnard class of 1918 wed Mark Leslie Thompson of Lafayette Indiana in a small ceremony. The couple plans to reside in Indiana and begin married life together.
Mr and Mrs Charles Stuart Ogden announce the marriage of their daughter Margaret Armitage Ogden to Mr Arthur James Markham. The ceremony took place September 25 at St Michaels Church in New York City with Barnard 719 noted in the announcement.
Three apartments in John Jay Hall on the 1st 3rd and 11th floors are ready for occupancy with more becoming available soon. The Broadview dormitory now houses several students while Brooks Hall increases capacity through furniture rearrangement to accommodate additional girls.
R S O is hosting a tea in the College Parlor Friday October 15 at 4 o clock. Miss Cummings, the new director of Religious and Social Organizations, will present plans for the year to inspire attendees from Freshmen to Seniors and the Faculty are invited.
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