Class Party Debuts with Themed Book Exhibit
The 1gi2 class hosted a Monday afternoon party featuring a book themed display. Students presented costumes and scenes such as Studies in Structure and Style and What Every Woman Knows, with a lively peanut race and a closing round of refreshments and dancing. Pauline Cahn chaired the event with G Greene C von Wahl L Weil G Segee G Wenner assisting.
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Tae Ee
Elsa Heller
Brewster
Pat Thi
Williamsburg
Lohengrin
Sphold
Geanntis
Harriet Hale
Pauline Cahn
College seniors form new reading club for literature
An informal group of eleven girls, six seniors Harriet Fox Gertrude Hunter Elizabeth Nitchie Christella McMurray Dorothy Kirchwey and five juniors Heaters Say Evelyn Dewey Helen Crandell Kate Tieman Agnes Burke, meets at Brooks Hall to read and discuss modern literature. Meetings every Friday in Miss Hunters room with no new members until next term. The Bear will publish official accounts and member papers.
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Harriet Fox
Gertrude Hanter
Elizabeth Nitchie
Christella McMurray
Dorothy Kirchwey
Pisie- Plaut
Heaters Say
Evelyn Dewey
Helen Crandell
Kate Tieman
Agnes Burke
Brooks Ne
Sophomore Play 1912 Presents The Sword of the King
The Sophomore Play of 1912 stage production is The Sword of the King by Ronald McDonald. Trials for parts were held in the theatre last Wednesday afternoon, with nearly all eligible class members auditioning. The cast is nearly settled, featuring a core group of major and minor roles.
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Ronald McDonald
Jet
Rave
YWCA Membership Rally At College Theatre
The YWCA held a membership rally in the college theatre on Thursday. Miss Butler, Barnard graduate, spoke on the threefold aim of Christian teaching fellowship and living. Bible study and mission classes offer learning, while social and visiting committees foster college fellowship. Helen Worrall announced membership cards for those already aware of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athe E. Wr
Mary
Butler
Barnard
Helen Worrall
1911 Class Meeting Reports Advertising Policy
The first regular class meeting of 1911 was held on Tuesday October 4 focusing on Mortarboard advertising policy and committee reports. The class was urged to help the Business Manager obtain ads to eliminate an advertising agent. Laila Coston was elected sub treasurer of the Undergraduate Association.
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Mortarboard
Laila Coston
Barnard Theatre Debates Value of Plays for Students
A Barnard letter argues that student drama should focus on quality school works rather than Broadway style productions. It urges centering dramatic effort in the university, reducing long rehearsals, and featuring original or light comedies suited to students to avoid burnout and wasted time.
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard
Sedom
Bee Wig
Cam Fiot
P. Bree
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Michael Drayton
Sntechail
P. Hoffman
Phillippa Drayton
Mildred Hamburger
Philip Drayton
S. Blumgarten Simon
Emm
Nena Vans
Edna
Royston
Lowther de Roclmague
G. Borchardt
William Bentwick
H. Hale Prince of Orange
C. Thees
Morsehead
Mordecai
Count Schonberg
E. Myers
Fischer Land
Cini —H. Rusk
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