1919 Party to the Freshmen at Barnard College
Barnard College held a 1919 party to honor freshman sisters on Tuesday. Gertrude Miller recited, Pamela Thomas and Armitage Ogden danced, and a war poem inspired by Our Own Trenches moved the audience. Vera Klopman and Vivian Tappan pantomimed the Gypsy Trail before ice cream and dancing closed the event with praise for Marion Anthony.
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Gertrude Miller
Pamela Thomas
Armitage Ogden
Vera Klopman
Vivian Tappan
Marion Anthony
Red Cross Workroom Opens at Barnard Auxiliary
The Red Cross Auxiliary No. 203 opens a workroom in Room 403 zoological laboratory on October 8. Hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 daily except weekends. All willing to help, no experience needed for dressings, urged to focus on Barnard Auxiliary. knitting HQ now in Room 208.
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American Red Cross
Zoological Laboratory
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Old Exchange
Freshman Election at Barnard 1921 Admitted
Freshmen are admitted to Barnard with an elected chairman Frances Swan Brown from New York and Miss Spence's school. They have formed a Barnard Auxiliary to the Red Cross and pledged to support the college’s drive to make its “bit” a success.
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Barnard
Frances Swan Brown
New York
Miss Spence
Red Cross
First Regular Student Council Meeting Minutes
Student Council met October 3 in Brooks Hall reading room. Minutes from prior meeting approved. Council recommends Red Cross establish a Free Wool Fund funded by students and college groups. It also urges the sophomore class to modify its mysteries to fit current conditions. Meeting adjourned. Signed Isabel Greenbaum.
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Brooks Hall
Red Cross
Isabel Greenbaum
Silver Bay Student Forum Opens Year With Music and Debate
The Silver Bay Student Forum hosts its first meeting of the year on Monday October 15 at noon in the theater. The program features singing and stringed instruments and invites all interested in practical and social religious discussions.
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Silver Bay
Chapel Choir Begins Year With Notable Performances
The chapel service opened the year with the choir and soloists Florence Barber 18 and Clarissa White delivering an enjoyable musical start. The performance highlighted the group’s contribution to the academic chapel.
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Florence Barber
Clarissa White
First English Club Meeting at Brooks Hall
The English Club will hold its first meeting at Brooks Hall on Monday October 15. All members are urged to attend to start the year well.
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Brooks Hall
Notable Scholarship Recipients Listed From New York and New Jersey
Continued list names scholars and years including Vivian Tappan 1919 Highwood N J Elinore W Taylor 1919 New York Marion Burroughs 1921 Corona Ruth Kneiper 1921 Deposit Janet McKenzie 1920 Utica New York for Pulitzer Supplementary Scholarships State Scholars and related entries.
Fosdick Lectures Open to Women at University
Dr. Harry Fosdick will deliver a four-lecture series to women students in Philosophy Hall starting October 16 at 7 30 p m The topics include What We Mean by God with subsequent talks on October 25 30 and November 7 The program mirrors last year’s men's series and emphasizes religious instruction for female scholars.
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Harry Fosdick
Philosophy Hall
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