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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
4
A Wednesday theatre entertain ment by the 1911 and 1912 classes featured tableaux with Myrtle Schwitzer Irma Heiden Vera Fueslein Agnes Denike Louie Johnson Madeleine Hirsh Josephine Bosch Katharine Gay Mary Polhemus and others. The program ended with Alma Mater as the audience sang along and refreshments were served.
An open letter to the editor questions why freshmen and sophomores lack closed lockers in studies. The writer critiques college finances and the Undergraduate Association, noting last year’s show funds were diverted to a building fund and asking if this year’s show money will be used to improve facilities.
The Associate Alumnae of Barnard College set an October 29 meeting at Brinckerhoff Theatre with voting by mailed ballots for officers. Nominations include President Alice Goddard Chase and Anna Melick, with Elizabeth Compton and Ethel Wilcox as secretary and presidency nominees. The Barnard lunch room will open after adjournment.
The note announces the engagement of Ifrances May Ingalls to George FE Beggs. It lists Ethel Shaw teaching in Huntington Long Island Lena Rohan teaching in Loonton NY Grace Reeder pursuing post graduate work at Columbia. It cites Juliet Stuart Points a Barnard graduate who spoke in London after winning a federation scholarship.
The Church Club met at noon on Tuesday the 18th after the secretary and treasurer reports. Miss Poor introduced Mr. Hulse rector of St Marys Church who spoke on parish opportunities for Barnard girls and requested Sunday School teachers and a junior Girl Friendly leader.
The 1913 class notes report elected officers Imogene Ireland president Sally Pero vice president Edith Half penny and Mary Stewart as new Entertainment Committee member. Tickets for the Sophomore Show Quality Street are fifty cents for undergraduates and seventy five cents for outsiders with Sunday class free for undergraduates.
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