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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1915
Page
1
Barnard College students publish a weekly bulletin during the academic year excluding the last two weeks of January. The notice notes the period and publication pattern for the students.
Editor in Chief Carol T Wuiss oversees content with Business Manager Ina P Roter. Managing Editors Cora Senner Winkin Dorothy Bionori Jeanne Jacony. Associate Editors Enita Grossmany Doris Mapnow Eninore Sacus Estz Oakey Eliza Marquiss Barette Deutsch Marcaret Moses.
The notice lists subscription terms offering a one year rate of $1.50 for mailing and $1.80 strictly in advance, indicating pricing and payment options for readers.
The piece praises Vassar College on its fiftieth anniversary noting its public service and usefulness. It credits President Emeritus Taylor for steady leadership and welcomes President MacCracken ushering in a vigorous future. It lauds the college as an inspiration to women’s education.
In line with the time-honored custom of the Feminist and Socialist Clubs, members will discuss public interest topics at the next meeting. They are urged to read the new Constitution and the Suffrage Amendment. The exact date will be posted and copies will be available in the library.
Barnard’s Dean Gildersleeve attended Vassar’s fiftieth anniversary. At President Mac Cracken’s inauguration she spoke for affiliated women’s colleges. Mrs. George Haven Putnam delivered a fiery address on Women and Democracy. Miss Hirst from Cambridge University represented her alma mater. Miss Gregory, an old Vassar graduate, returned for a thirty fifth reunion with Mrs. Liggett.
Dorothy B. Kirchwey, class of 1910, announces engagement to H LaRue Brown. Helen Hartley Jenkins, class of 1915 known as Bab, married Francis Hl Geer on October 12. Ebba Weinstedt, ex class of 1917, wed John Cover tied to the American Embassy in Vienna.
Beatrice Lowndes, chairwoman, urges Barnard seniors to join the relief effort, aiming for 300 supporters with 75 from each class. She asks seniors to give up a Saturday matinee, wear cap and gown, and sign up on study bulletins with friends.
The list names recipients of competitive and non competitive scholarships for 1915 16. Notable awardees include Lucille Pulitzer Grace Merritt Frances Rule Hedwig Koenig Helen Holbrook Margaret King Frances Rule again and Edith Rowland Ruth Salem Meta Pennock Marion Stevens Gladys Barnes Edith Carothers Dorothy Reaser Rhoda Milken and Ruth Morrison among others.
A regular Student Council meeting on Wednesday October 6 in the Alumnae Room at 12 25 PM approved the granting of a one year charter to the English Club. The discussion focused on matters to be addressed at the Vassar Conference October 9 13. Minutes submitted by M Powell 16.
The Classical Club invites interested readers to hear Professor Baldwin discuss The Relation Between English and the Classics next Tuesday afternoon October 19 at 4 PM in room 139.
Students must call to file time cards with name classes and rooms. Time cards enable scheduling. members apply for American People's Theatre cards via Elizabeth B Hall Locker 14 Senior Study who provides cards and information.
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