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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1909
Page
3
Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes presided at an open meeting of the Barard Socialist Society on October 13. An informal discussion explored socialism s aims and misperceptions with Stokes denying aims to overthrow government or promote anarchy.
In a note from the Mortarboard editors the board asks for increased participation in ad sales run by the class. The message urges members to bring advertisements to the board and pay duties promptly to support activities and rates.
At a Pan-Hellenic Council meeting on Friday October 15 the rushing policy at Barnard was unanimously abolished. The council states that restricting natural intercourse between fraternity girls and under classmen is not justified. It also approved fraternity parties with invitations issued before the action.
A YWCA Bible and Mission Study Rally was held on October 13 in room 139 under the Bible and Mission Study Committees. Miss White and Ad. Adams spoke on Bible study, character, and city settlement work, noting Barnard courses and rising funds for the UN Mission Society. Refreshments followed the program.
A special meeting on Wednesday October 13 1910 elected Hazel Wayt as chair and Nannette Hamburger senior member of the Undergraduate Play Committee. The class added Hazel Nicholson as a special student and the president announced seniors may wear caps and gowns on University grounds.
The 1911 freshmen performance mixed a warpath motif with a circus style. The show featured Lill Schroedter and cast in Indian costumes, dance routines by Ethel Leveridge and Lillian Schroedter, and a fire dance that fell flat before clowns revived the audience with ice cream. Chairman Natalia Stewart led the committee with Hele Brown, Catherine Sickels, Charlotte Verlag, Molly Conroy and Sue Minor.
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