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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
1
Fragmentary list names Mary Bailey ex officio Lilian Hyleston and other editors and individuals including Louise Allen Laila Coston Addie Morgenstern Lucile Mordecai Eleanore Myers Lillie Stein Anne Wilson and Gert ude Borchardt with unclear details.
A trustees letter promotes the Hudson Fulton art exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum. The show runs until December 1 and features about thirty five Rembrandts with substantial works by Franz Hals, Ruisdael, and Steen. The American section centers on old fur.
The piece notes Metro politan Exhibit as a draw for art circles while New York art leagues and academies offer rich collections. It highlights auctions inviting visitors and buyers and suggests women can gain education and pleasure by visiting local art centers instead of traveling abroad.
Coatroom lockers are assigned alphabetically to all Barnard College students and special registrants resident in Brooks Hall. One locker per student with one exchange allowed. After the first assignment, combinations issued 4:45–5 p.m. weekdays and 11:45 a.m.–12 noon Saturdays. Locked lockers only. report issues to the office. Goods left after the second Saturday are forfeited and destroyed.
On Wednesday evening October 20, Doctor Mussey from the Economics Department and Mrs Mussey dined with Miss Weeks at Brooks Hall. The pair, old Radcliffe friends, spoke with Juniors about their Canada summer camp and amusing suffragette experiences Wales, offering a chance to know their Professor beyond official duties.
A Barnard College reader asks where the library is and why it exists. The piece argues the library should aid study, notes it often serves as a social rendezvous, and urges quieter, orderly use while praising four years of growth adding nearly 2,000 volumes since 1905.
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