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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1905
Page
3
Barnard Bear editors urge authors to submit manuscripts immediately for a premier issue. Call for works directed to modest writers, with drop-off lockers in Dorothy Brewster and Alice Haskell in the Senior Study.
An October 6 opening chapel at Barnard College featured President Butler Dean Gill and the Chaplain as Trustees attended. The service mourned the deaths of Mrs. Sanméleve and Dr. Earle, urging students to pursue truth and service. The Theatre was newly decorated by Tiffany with gold ceiling and wood-brown walls, awaiting the chairman of Decorations for upholstery and hangings.
The Y W C A held its annual reception for Freshmen in Earl Hall with Florence Wyeth winning a prize. Tea Mondays in Earl Hall remain central, inviting all 1909 girls to attend and sign membership blanks as the college seeks a larger subscription list.
The Class of 1906 held its first regular meeting in room 139 on Thursday October 5 1905. Reports were accepted. A Senior Entertainment committee to the Freshmen was appointed by the President with Edith Somborn as Chair. The committee for the first term includes Marjorie Brown Katharine Darrin Marie Louise Fontaine Marion Simons and Mildred Wells.
At the Class of 1907 first regular meeting held October 5 Irene Kohn was named chairman of the Junior Show Committee joined by Agnes Ernst and Lottie Oesterlein with a fifth member to be elected at the next meeting.
At the regular monthly meeting on Wednesday the class chose a scarab mascot, heard reports, and elected the Sophomore play committee. The committee includes Helen Loeb chair, Florence Ernst, Dorothea Eltzner, Marjorie Eastman, and Clairette Armstrong. A special meeting on Thursday finalized the Mysteries and elected Irma Alexander chair of the Entertainment Committee.
The initial meeting of the Class of 1909 occurred on Saturday, September 30. Hilda Hedley was elected temporary chairman and Lee Alexander served as secretary.
A notice states a meeting of the Class of 1905 will be held on Saturday October 21. The location and agenda are not provided in the text.
The Alumnae fund gymnastic program with Freshmen, renting the Teachers College gymnasium to Barnard for four hours weekly on Mondays and Wednesdays. Alumnae give 200 dollars, a trustee 300 dollars, with the rest from the Board of Trustees. The arrangement is temporary until Barnard has its own gymnasium with proper equipment.
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