Athletic Association Elects New Members and Sets Practice
At a regular meeting on Wednesday October 21 Clara Smith born 1907 and Katherine Rapp born 1907 were elected fifth members of the Basket ball and Tennis Executive respectively. The association voted to restrict alumna students to associate membership which carries the vote but does not count toward a quorum. Basketball practice days change from Mondays and Wednesdays at 3 30 to Mondays and Thursdays at 3 30 with urging all members to attend promptly.
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Athletic Association
Clara Smith
Katherine Rapp
Tennis Tournament Advances With Class Champions
The tennis tournament continues as Edith Handy Nina Price and Marie Marrin are named champions for 1905 1906 and 1907. After the Senior Championship is decided, interclass finals will be arranged with dates posted on campus bulletin boards for broad attendance.
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Edith Handy
Nina Price
Marie Marrin
Mandelin Club elects officers for 1903 04 term
At the Mandelin Club meeting held Monday October 19 officers for the year 3-04 were elected President Hazel Plate 06 Vice President Edith Fettrecht 06 Secretary Ella 06 Treasurer Ethel Schrann 07 and business Manager Edna Stitt 06 The club will meet for practice on Mondays at 1 30 The Theatre
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Mandelin Club
el Xed
Hazel Plate
Edith Fettrecht
el A
Ethel Schrann
Edna Stitt
French Society meeting votes on membership roll
The French Society held a regular meeting on October 21. Absent members who missed more than half of last year's meetings were to be dropped from the roll, while the right to join this year would first be offered to those students.
Alpha Phi event notes at campus gathering
A fragmentary campus notice references Alpha Phi and a Wednesday gathering. It mentions seniors invited and lists class years, including freshmen sophomores and juniors, with unclear details about the event.
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Alpha Phi
Mars
Joy
Chapel Notices and Talks at College on October 30
Chapel notices outline services on Friday October 30 and a talk by Miss Lillian Wald on the relation of college students to settlement work. Dr He Cobb is scheduled to speak at chapel on November 3.
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Una
Lillian Wald
DE Nentery
Wort College
He 1
Cobb
Pues
Senior class entertains Freshmen with play My Awful Chum
Friday program featured a short play My Awful Chum drawn from Harvard Stories. Cast included Steve Hudson Ned Burleigh Jack Randolph and Prof Shreedy with Mrs and Miss Hudson and Edith Van Ingen. Performers Romola Lyon Clara Applegate Lena Miller Margaret Stone Jeannette Wick praised. committee members Bessie Swan Theodora Custis led the stage craft.
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Harvard
Phe Ciage
Steve Hudson
Ned Burleigh
Jack Randolph
Lena Miller
Margaret Stone
Jeannette Wick
Shreedy
Edith van Ingen
Bessie Swan
Theodora Custis
Gage
Woman's Southern Club Sets Fall Meeting for October 27
The regular fall meeting of the Woman's Southern Club will be held Tuesday October 27 at 430 in room 325 Teachers' College. The session will elect new members.
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Woman’s Southern Club
Teachers’ College
Class adopts constitution at 1907 meeting
At a class meeting held Saturday October 17 1907 the group adopted its constitution. Class officers will be elected at the regular meeting the first Thursday in November. The study hall is being decorated in red and white the class colors.
Brautigam Elected Sophomore Sub Treasurer at Undergrad Association
A fragment notes Brautigam was elected as Sophomore Sub-Treasurer of the Undergraduate Association. The brief confirms a student government post and the elected office.
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Mee
Beth ‘Brautigam
Paddock Addresses Barnard CSM A Members on Missions Motto
On Monday October 19 Mr. Paddock spoke to Barnard Chapter members of the C S M A. He gave a brief history of the General Society and urged a mission motto: Study Pray Give.
University Lectures on The Nazi Awakening of the Slavs
Stephen Panaretoff presents four lectures at 4:30 P.M. in Hall 309 beginning November 11 detailing the Slavic revival including Bulgarians Serbians Croats Slovenes Bohemians Poles Slovaks Russians and Pan Russianism. Lectures are open to the public with doors closing promptly at start.
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Stephen Panaretoff
Robert College
Constantinople
Eiavelleye Hall
Bohemia
Poland
Russia
Peter the Great
Woman's Graduate Club elects officers and amends rules
At the October 16 meeting of the Woman's Graduate Club, officers were elected: President Louise Loomis, Vice-President Katharine Jackson, Secretary Margaret Ball, Treasurer Helen Cohen. Executive Committee members named were Miss Barbon, Miss Woolen, Miss Mitchell, Miss Hutton, and Miss Armstrong. An amendment provides for spring election of officers and one executive member, leaving four members to be chosen in the fall.
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Woman’s Graduate Club
Louise Loomis
Katharine Jackson
Margaret Ball
Helen Cohen
Miss Barbon
Miss Woolen
Miss Mitchell
Miss Hutton
Miss Armstrong
Deutscher Kreis Meets to Plan Theatre Party
The Deutscher Kreis plans a meeting on Monday October 26 at 12 20 p m in room 204 to arrange a theatre party.
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Deutscher Kreis
Mrs Houghton Speaks on Old Testament Knowledge
On Friday October 23 Mrs Louise Seymour Houghton addressed a chapel audience on The Great Importance to Teachers of the Knowledge of Old Testament Literature.
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Louise Seymour Houghton
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Mandolin Club
French Society
Southern Club
Woman's Graduate Club
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