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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1915
Page
5
L. P. Hollander & Co. announces fall specialization in classroom and street wear dresses from $35, dancing frocks from $55, and formal costumes. Original Hollander models emphasize distinctive style for girls seeking nonstandard outfits. 5th Avenue at 46th Street.
Freshmen packed room 339 for their first class meeting. Dorothea Curnow as Junior President called the meeting to order and Carol Jorenz spoke on the Under Graduate Association and Honor System. The group unanimously approved the Honor System and elected Gertrude Geer temporary chairman, with Georgia Stanbrough Edna Brand Marion Benedict and Elizabeth Smith nominated.
The tennis tournament opened with ninety four entries across freshmen thirty one sophomores twenty nine juniors nineteen and seniors fifteen. Finals must be completed by Field Day October thirtieth before court removal for a new building. Competitors urged to play matches immediately.
Dr Coffin compares religious views to river uses in a chapel talk. He describes fear, renewal, reliance on God, and the idea of faith as learning to swim. He urges dependence on Jesus as Way and prays for strength. A Suffrage Parade is planned for October 23.
The New York University School of Commerce announces a series of lectures on Woman's Work Her Opportunities Today A Study in Vocations. The first talk Woman as an Economic Factor was delivered October 5 by Miss Poyntz Barnard 07.
The Brooks Hall first meeting on Thursday elected Louise Talbot as song leader and June Dixon as fire captain. Marion Kelly issued remarks on morals and freshmen, and a dinner check-up system was adopted to verify residents’ presence at home.
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