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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1905
Page
4
The notice lists mailing prices including 61.10, 1.85, 2.45 and 1.50 dollars. It presents a concise tariff or fee schedule without further context or dates. Names, organizations, or places are not specified in the readable text.
The revised regulations restrict Freshman pledges before the first Monday in April and limit fraternal entertainments to once a month outside college. It also restricts group lunches, allowing no more than three girls from the same Fraternity to lunch with Freshmen unless the Freshmen initiate.
Cecil Dorrian of the Century Company revises the Century Dictionary. Alice Reinstein Bernheim welcomes a son born last August. Ruth Reeder married Rev. Charles Arbuckle October 17 at Cobb's Ferry. Grace Farrelly pursues an M A in History while Ethel Hendricks pursues Latin graduate work. Blanche Reitlinger seeks an M A in Comparative Literature. Jessie Cooke engaged to Roland Holbrooke Smith.
A schedule listing daily events for Barnard College including exchange hours, chapels led by Rev. A Grannis, devotional meetings led by Elizabeth Post, and club activities such as Y W C A tea, Barnard Botanical Club laboratory tea, and University Chorus rehearsals across October 23 to 27 1905. It notes room assignments and topics like Vision and Meaning of Salvation with leaders Alice Draper and May Parker.
The Société Francaise schedules an important business meeting on Monday October 23 at 12 o'clock. The notice invites stakeholders to attend and discuss key agenda items related to the organization’s activities and governance.
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