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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1913
Page
3
Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin urges in chapel that salt means personal individuality kept in balance with peace. He warns strong personalities can divide yet the spirit of God seeks unity, urging each to cultivate inner salt and harmony.
Professor Maltby described the International Congress of Students Christian Federation as a June American gathering with 150000 members from 40 countries. Delegates, young and old, met in morning addresses and evening services, with afternoons for walks, games, and sectional meetings. The week long congress showed earnest interest and broad idea exchange.
A Dramatic Association meeting Friday at noon elected chairs for all committees. Finance Committee Elizabeth Macauley. Program Committee Ruth Guernsey. Membership Committee Dorothy Herod. Make-up Committee Amy Vorhaus.
Barnard Alumni and undergrad athletes played an exhibition basketball game at Berkeley gymnasium to inaugurate a YWCA recreation center on 44th street. Center head Miss Ford announced open hours and yearly privileges for women, with speeches by Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Final score Alumnae 18, Varsity 7.
The Craigie Club entertained 17 freshmen in the theatre on Thursday. Elsa Becker, 14, club president, greeted the class and explained the club’s religious or philanthropic focus. A large but manageable crowd enjoyed dancing and a served collation afterward. The club invites Catholic freshmen to join.
At a special Sophomore class meeting Ruth Salem was chosen chairman of Greek Games. Marie Kellner Beatrice Rittenberg and Edna Thompson were elected members of the Dramatic Association.
A letter to the Editor advocates reform of college clubs with a plan to merge groups into a single society. It cautions against radical or conservative stances, urging a middle path to progress and more engaging meetings, though concerns about feasibility and leadership remain.
A reader thanks the editor for a witty piece on the fraternity question praising its irony and humor. The admirer urges continued lighthearted commentary and dismisses an unwelcome censor critique.
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