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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
1
Published weekly throughout the college year the notice lists Eleanor C Hunsdon Florence M Wolff and Myra McLean as contributors. Subscription price is one year five dollars and fifty cents mailing price one dollar eighty five cents strictly in advance.
The article notes a shift from the crowded table d hote room to a larger but plainer basement lunch area. It cites improved space and comfort yet laments the loss of the home like quiet and privacy that the old room provided. Students hope another table d hote room could reopen.
To the Editor the Barnard Bear editors urge students to maintain the college literary periodical as three fourths of last year's manuscripts came from the class of 1906. With many writers scattered or earning pay this year, readers ask who will replace them and keep the Bear competitive with other colleges. Every student who can write should contribute this winter.
Editors urge submission of manuscripts for the Bear first issue of 1906 07. Authors are asked to place their work in lockers at Margaret Bailey Senior Study or Helen Loeb Junior Study to ensure inclusion.
At a special meeting held Monday October 15 the La S ociete Francaise elected officers for the year Pierina Mc Laughlin president Helen Harriet vice president Florence Wyeth secretary Herlinda Smithers treasurer and Marguerite Strauss fifth member of the executive committee Mr Bargy was elected honorary president for the year
The Deutscher Kreis party date for freshmen has been moved to Wednesday October 31. All Kreis members should attend and may invite a member from one of the three upper classes. Those unable to attend should leave their name in locker 196, Junior Study.
The C S M A schedules a regular meeting for Wednesday the 24th at 12.00 in Room 139. The notice specifies the time and location for members to attend.
Alice Draper class ’05 sails for Naples on October 18 to tour the world. Marie Louise Fontaine class ’06 departs the same day for Paris for a year abroad. Julie Wurzburger 1900 wed Henry Newman on May 29 1906. Anita Forman 1905 married June 209 1906 to Willis H Grand. Cerise E A Corman 1901 engaged to Professor John George Jack of Harvard University.
The annual meeting of Barnard College Associate Alumni is set for 10 30 A M Saturday October 27 in the Theatre Brinkerhoff Hall Buffet luncheon served Reports of nominating committee list candidates for President Florence Colgate Carita Spencer and others for secretary treasurer and director including Eva Sherwood Potter Bessie Thompson Marian Townsend former class years noted
Klaw and Erlanger issued student tickets for The Prince of India allowing undergraduates half price seats. Tickets, priced fifty cents, admit to regular seating at $1.00 or $1.50 depending on performance. Applications begin with Agnes Miller in Locker 163, Jun Study.
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