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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
3
Friday afternoon the class of 1911 joined the Mysteries ritual with delays due to unsure seniors and assistants. Freshmen showed enthusiasm and bellicose spirit as singing impressed. rituals in the theater included bottles, bibs, animal crackers and rules on green bows and hair ribbons.
The Brooklyn Institute and New York Public Lectures announce talks by Columbia and Barnard faculty. Franklin Giddings discusses American democracy and Jefferson, Frederick Woodbridge covers German philosophy since Kant, Daniel Mason recites classical chamber music, Shotwell lectures on Voltaire and critics, Sykes speaks on Victorian poets, Tassin on drama, and Heuser on Rhine culture.
The Barnard Union opened with about twelve attendees on October 2. The executive committee will drop inactive members unless excuses are given, while electing a committee to revise the constitution. Plans include systematic debating, social afternoons, and evening entertainments for the year.
The dormitory girls chose Lilian Eggleston Marjorie Harrison Florence Wolff Anna Pettit and Ruth Stowell as floor representatives. Ruth Stowell was elected House President. On Monday evening October 7 the committee will meet Miss Weeks and begin their duties.
Edith K Michels ex 10 married to Pietro Cappeluti Altamare on Sept 20 plans winter abroad Irma Stern 03 married to Baron Leo vort Griefenried of Switzerland Katherine Louise Rapp 07 teaches Chemistry and Physics at Lawrence L I Elizabeth Treadwell 07 pursuing postgraduate work in economics Evangeline Cole 07 writes for Scribners Olive Dutcher 02 promoted to assistant professor in Biblical languages and literatures at Mt Holyoke College
At the regular class of 1908 meeting held Thursday October 3 the business manager reported a surplus of 51 dollars Annie Rothenberg was elected class treasurer and Elizner Historian to replace Fr Peck and Aminta Gomes Casseres respectively
The October 3 1909 meeting thanked Sophomore president Florence Wyeth for service and welcomed new junior president Eleanor Gay. A tax of seats was levied for Mortarboard representation and ten dollars was set aside for Mortarboard expenses. Grass rugs were to be bought for the Junior Study and reports covered various fees. The junior entertainment for freshmen was decided with a twenty five cent expense tax.
The Class of 1910 accepted Gertrude Hunter's resignation from the entertainment committee chair and elected Elsie Playtin. The Sophomore play committee includes Florence Rose as chairman Muriel Swinney Grace Meier Jutta Wagner and others.
On Monday September 30 the class of 1911 elected Margaret Hart as chairman and Helen Brown as secretary treasurer. On Thursday October 3 the class met for song practice.
The first meeting of the Undergraduate Association is set for Wednesday October 9 at 12 o clock sharp in the theater. At this session the freshman member of the executive committee will be elected.
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