First A A Meeting Names New Officers at Barnard
Gladys Pearson presides as new A A president with Wreshmen boosting attendance. Greenbaum wins Executive Committee seat, Haring becomes treasurer, Livingstons unable to serve. Swimming vote to late November, D Stanbrough named swimming chairman after Helen Alexander’s withdrawal. Baseball B awards dropped. physical examinations require for players next week and beyond.
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Gladys Pearson
A. A
Wreshmen
Greenbaum
Breshman
E.haring
G. Livings
D. Stanbrough
Helen Alexander
Barnard
La Société Francaise Welcomes New Members Event
New members of La Société Francaise received a flower welcome at an Undergrad Study reception on Wednesday October 21. Each entrant was greeted in French and urged to speak French. The event concluded with a unanimous decision to donate Les Femmes Fortes proceeds to the Red Cross Society.
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Societe Francaise
la Société Francaise
Mademoiselle
la France
Red Cross Society
1916 Class Meeting Debates Records in Mortarboard
The 1916 class held a special meeting Friday to decide whether to keep member records in the Mortarboard. The vote favored not to keep the records, deeming it more dignified. Pygmalion was chosen for the Thanksgiving theatre party. Evelyn Haring chaired the Junior Ball report and the business manager commented on ads.
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Evelyn Haring
Mortarboard
Chapel Notice On Red Cross War Relief Talks
On Thursday Mrs W Kinnicut Draper will speak on Red Cross war relief work. She is a reader in Red Cross work in this city and interested in the ship Red Cross. On Monday the Rev Henry E Cobb D D of West End Collegiate Church will speak.
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W. Kinnicut Draper
American Red Cross
Student Council Considers Ball Venue And Dress Rules
At the meeting held Friday October 23 the council discussed whether the Junior ball should be at the Hotel Astor or on campus. They approved off campus only if at the Astor. The vote 6 to 3 upheld hats off campus rule except crossing to Teachers College and required skirts over bloomers when crossing 119th Street to the campus. Bloomers on tennis courts remain allowed for now. Minutes will be printed in the Bulletin.
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Hotel Astor
Teachers College
119Th Street
Sophomores Tie Seniors in Fractured Senior Night
A six member varsity seniors team battled to a scoreless tie with the Sophomores in a hard fought game. key injuries included D. Stanbrough Ray Levi Helen Gilleaudeau and Grace Greenbaum with Lott Rogers and Tetten starring for the 1917 squad. final lineup and substitutes listed for both teams.
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D. Stanbrough
Ella Louria
Ray Levi
Helen Gilleaudeau
Grace Greenbaum
M. Lott
S. Rogers
I. Tetten
Indians
F. Kirchwey
M. Hallet
F. Lauria
Myers D. Stanbrough
E. Parker D. Krier
M. Seadler
L. Gunsendorfer
E. Becker
C. Patterson
A. Curnen
E. Parker
E. Cohen
Thursday Chapel Urges Student Interest in World War
Provost Brewster urges students to engage with global events while studying. He calls war a test of manners and conduct and says public opinion can end it. He cautions neutrality but urges active consideration of war causes and future voting responsibilities.
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Brewster
Barnard Graduates Win Scholarships and Fellowships
Several Barnard College graduates hold fellowships and scholarships for graduate study. Caroline A. Duror 1914 holds the Graduate Fellowship and a Bryn Mawr scholarship while studying geology at Bryn Mawr. Marjorie Franklin 1913 earned a Bryn Mawr economics fellowship after last year’s scholarship. Estelle De Young 1914 specialized in experimental psychology and holds a psychology fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh. Louise F. Adams 1914 won this year’s Barnard graduate scholarship in Latin, and Sophie T. Andrews 1914 holds a Curtis University scholarship at Columbia studying German.
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Barnard College
Caroline A. Duror
Barnard
Bryn Mawr
Marjorie Franklin
Estelle de Young
University of Pittsburgh
Columbia
Philosophy
Louise F. Adams
Sophie T. Andrews
Curtis University
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