1912 Class Meeting Elects New Chairs and Officers
A regular 1912 class meeting on October 4 elected Elizabeth Jones as chairman of the Senior Tea Committee replacing Florence Van Vranken and Georgia Cerow as chairman of the Study Decoration Committee replacing Anna Halleck. Grace Greene became sub treasurer of the Undergraduate Association and Beatrice Stegman joined the Auditing Committee before amendments to the constitution were discussed and the meeting adjourned.
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Elizabeth Jones
Senor
Florence van Vranken
Georgia Cerow
Anna Halleck
Grace Greene
Beatrice Stegman
Austing
1913 Meets The Junior Class Opens Regular Session
The 1913 meets of the Junior Class held its first regular meeting on October 4. Reports were read and accepted, notably the Junior Show Committee report announcing The Card House as the winning Junior Show musical. Sarah Vorhees joined the entertainment committee and Louise Bartling was named chair of the Junior Ball committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Rosenblatt
Joan Sperling
Helen Dana
Sarah Vorhees
Louise Bartling
1914 Class Elects a New President at Special Meeting
At a regular class meeting on Wednesday October 4 the sophmore play Friday performance was proposed to replace the Saturday event. Dorothy Fitch resigned from the presidency and the vice president Edith Mullah assumed the chair and called a special meeting for Friday to elect a new president.
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Dorothy Fitch
Edith Mulhall
Edith Mulhall Elected President At Special Meeting
At a special meeting on October 6 Edith Mulhall was elected president. The secretary read Miss Schorr’s resignation as Chairman of the Entertainment Committee and Margaret Reid was elected to replace her. Marguerite Stitt, Barnard 1914 now at Wellesley, was elected associate member. The plan for Friday and Saturday performances of the Sophomore Play was kept, with Friday for the college and Saturday for outsiders. The meeting adjourned.
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Edith Mulhall
Miss Schorr
Mararet Reid
Marguerite Stitt
Barnard
Wellesley
Miss Stitt
College Drug Store Ad Promises Novel Treats for College Girls
A local ad promotes the College Drug Store as a center of novelty and variety in the heart of the colleges. It highlights sundaes sodas and dainty sandwiches plus perfumes and toilet articles at low costs. The shop promises surprises and invites requests for items, aiming to share in college spirit.
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College
Adv
Social Work and the Barnard Girl Talk by Rev H Bates
Rev H Roswell Bates will speak at Columbia Chapel this Friday at noon on social work and the Barnard Girl. He will address Columbia men and Teachers College women, outlining the needs and opportunities in college student social service and his Spring Street Neighborhood House expertise. The Barnard YWCA plans to concentrate its forces at Spring Street, and Columbia aims to make settlement work a university affair with Bates as focus.
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H. Roswell Bates
Columbia
Bates
Spring Street
Barnard Y. W. C. A
St. Paul's Chapel
Barnard
Freshman Class elects temporary leaders in 1915 meeting
On last Wednesday the Freshman Class held its first class meeting to elect a temporary chairman secretary and cheer leader. Miss Stewart presided and announced nominations for chairman including Louise Walker Cora Senner Kathryn Fox and Freida Kirchwey with Miss Walker winning. Butler was secretary Jackson cheerleader and Kathryn Fox chaired the constitution committee. The meeting adjourned.
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Miss Stewart
Louise Walker
Cora Senner
Kathryn Fox
Freida Kirchwey
Miss Walker
Miss Butler
Miss Jackson
Miss Fox
Suffrage Club Holds First Meeting and Enrollment Drive
The Suffrage Club met last Friday and discussed sending a delegate to the National Equal Suffrage League convention in Louisville, which was declined for financial reasons. Dues were raised from twenty five to fifty cents a year, a constitution was to be drafted, and Miss Naorhi Harris urged all in favor of suffrage to join, excluding freshmen.
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Suffrage Club
National Equal Suffrage League
Louisville
Naorhi Harris
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