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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1915
Page
4
L. P. Hollander & Co presents a late fall sport shirt in White or Flesh Crepe de Chine for $15 or Handkerchief Linen for $12. Mail orders receive prompt attention. Located at 5th Avenue and 46th Street.
Dr Ludlow a medical missionary at Severance Hospital Seoul spoke on neighborly help from Luke 10. He highlighted a shortage of women doctors in Korea and the need for funds sympathy and prayer as many cannot go abroad.
The Religious and Philanthropic organizations hosted a tea dance for Freshmen and Transfers at Earl Hall on Friday the 15th. It featured introductions and intervals with lemonade and was noted for the conspicuous absence of tea.
Eugene V. Debs will campaign for suffrage in New York this week speaking nightly at multiple city venues. Other speakers include Meyer London Algernon Lee S John Block Mrs Anita Block and Miss Julia Poyntz. Tickets for the Carnegie Hall rally on October 22 may be obtained at the campaign office table. Do not trouble Miss Boyd.
A 1918 class meeting elected Isabel Greenbaum as Greek Games chairman amid repeated refusals, but she cannot serve. Marret Rothschild was chosen Class Historian and Shelly Holbrook joined the Executive Committee, with Decoration Committee chair yet to be filled.
Barnard students witness four one act plays at the Bandbox Theatre including Fire and Water by Henry White Night of Snow translated from Italian by Ralph Roeder Helena's Husband by Philip Moeller and The Antick by Percy Mackaye Lydia Lopokova delivers notable performance The program is praised for acting and clever staging and requests sympathetic support with admission at 30 or 75 cents.
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