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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
6
Fragmentary notes describe an awkward scene in Room 209 Milburn involving a person named Ty nson and an unknown office visit. The text references embarrassment and a request for a medical examination, with scattered names and phrases indicating a gossip context.
The Barnard Trustees last spring voted to place an apartment in DeWitt Clinton Hall at the Dean’s disposal as an official residence. The tenth floor unit has a campus and river view, with furnishing nearing completion. The Dean plans to entertain officers and students and host distinguished guests, including Visiting Professor Caroline F. E. Spurgeon this term.
The college hosts two Serbian students Miss Milanovitch and Miss Lepojanovitch brought to America by the International Siberian Educational Committee chaired by Dr Rosalie Slaughter Morton. Miss Milanovitch studies English and comparative literature while Miss Mladenovitch pursues chemistry.
Among those who have returned to town for the winter season is Rags. He motored in from his summer residence at Bar Harbor and is at present recuperating from the trip.
A $25 000 check from Mrs E H Harriman was received on Monday finishing her pledge of $30 000 to the Endowment Fund.
A brief fragment recalls college life with mentions of a paper towel egg salad Raphael and signs reading Come to Tea and Get your OK for athletics. The lines evoke a time-worn campus atmosphere and casual observance of daily objects.
Monsieur René Vaillant is appointed Lecturer in Romance Languages for this year taking over from Dr. Alexander who is ill and unable to return this fall.
Senorita Carolina Marcial Dorado becomes Barnard’s new associate in Spanish and leads the Spanish and French Departments at Ginn and Co. A pioneer educator, she first established the Spanish Department at Wellesley College then taught at the University of Puerto Rico for four years after graduating from the American College in Spain. She has authored several widely used texts including Espana Pintoresca and Primeras Lectiones de Espanol.
Miss Eloise Cummings, a 1917 Vassar graduate, is named Director of Religious and Social Activities to succeed Miss Scudder who left to marry. Cummings previously held a similar post at the University of Pittsburgh last year.
Miss Cummings, new R S Q O director of Barnard, will speak on Christianity in the College in the Conference Room next Thursday at four. YWCA members are urged to attend. Sophomores and Seniors are asked to greet her despite the Freshman-Junior party that day.
Brooks Hall old girls dressed in men’s attire escorted the new girls to a grand dance in the drawing room. The program featured ballet, circus stunts, a cabaret, and a moving presentation of Babes in the Woods, concluding the lively evening.
Mrs Carol Lorenz Hier at Barnard is assisting the Dean in entertaining alumnae students and guests in a position previously held by Miss Egeleston. She will be glad to help.
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