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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
4
The Christian Association will serve tea in Earl Hall every Monday afternoon from three to five o'clock this year. About forty girls attended the first tea of the season on September 30, and organizers hope these informal gatherings remain as popular as last year. All students are invited.
Bible and Mission Study classes shift to student led sessions led by Mrs Merrett and others. Non resident classes begin October 14 with Teachings of Jesus leaders Merrett and Elizabeth Fox in Milbank rooms 215 and 213 from 12:30 to 1. Life of Christ led by Elizabeth Fox in Milbank. Brooks Halls residents meet 7:30 to 8 with room 17 Brooks. Mission Study starts October 17 for eight weeks with Africa as a foreign missions course.
The newspaper notes two new classes led by Mrs Merrett on leadership and by Agnes Miller on Domestic Missions focusing on the immigrant issue. Grose's Aliens or Americans is the text. Notices have been distributed for student sign up, with returns to Locker 55 or to the class leader.
A sum of money found on the floor of a building early last week may be claimed by contact with Agnés Miller class of 08, Locker 55, Senior Study.
Special rate tickets are available in the Exchange for Lola from Berlin at the Liberty Theater. The offer targets readers seeking affordable admission to the upcoming screening. Tickets may be limited and available for a short time.
The bulletin lists events forOctober including 4 10 lecture at Earl Hall by Jeremiah W Jenks on Thursday and a 4 10 lecture on mathematics at 309 Havemeyer on Wednesday October 16. It also notes chapel exercises at 12 10 with Rev James E Frame speaking and a junior's reception to freshmen in Theater on Friday October 11.
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