Deutscher Kreis entertains Freshmen cotillion with German figures
The Deutscher Kreis hosted a Tuesday afternoon cotillion for freshmen in the theatre. Highlights included a North Pole dash, a Virginia reel with color coded partners, elaborate two circle figures, round dances, and a confetti bombs finale. About eighty attended, chaired by Margery Eggleston with Vera Fueslein, Clarice Auerbach, Helen Runyon, Anne Wilson, Edna Faucher, Gretchen Franke.
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North Pole
Virginia
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Sweet Home
Kreis
Margery Eggleston
Vera Fueslein
Clarice Auerbach
Helen Runyon
Anne Wilson
Edna Faucher
Gretchen Franke
Editorial board adds three to Associate Board
At a Bullery editorial meeting on Thursday October 21 three new members were elected to the Associate Board from this fall’s competition. Named are Annie Wilson 1912 Lillie Stein 1912 and Ger Mite Borchardt 12.
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the Bullery
Competiton
Annie Wilson
Lillie Stein
Ger- Mite Borchardt
La Societe Francaise Entertains Freshmen at Barnard
The 1913 Freshmen were hosted by the Societe Francaise in a staged fable La Cigale et Le Fournis. Female members from 1912 acted as mammas and country maids. Iseng welcomed the newcomers and urged joining. After the play, dancing and refreshments followed. Cecile Debouy, 1919, longtime society supporter, coached the production.
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Barnard
Societe Francaise
Iseng
Whlseng
Cecile Debouy
Society
1912 Class Meeting Holds Elections for Mascot and Charity
The 1912 class held a noon meeting on Wednesday electing Cora Thees as chairman of the ring and pin committee and ude Brennann as chairman of the annual function to benefit the conditioned and the sore heads on Monday November 15. A name for the 1912 dragon was discussed but no decision reached as sophomores debate a worthy mascot.
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Cora Thees
Ude Brennann
Tesfind-Ene
1911 Class Meeting Elects Play Committee Members
A special 1911 class meeting on Wednesday October 20 elected Evelyn Dewey and Marion Obendorfer to the Undergraduate Play Committee. The group debated including personal histories in the 1911 Mortarboard but postponed the decision to the next meeting.
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Evelyn Dewey
Marion Obendorfer
Sign Your Bulletin Copy In Room 114 To Avoid Dups
All girls who take a copy from the Bulletin office room 114 should sign their name as proof of receipt. If copies are later distributed in lockers some subscribers may get duplicates and be left without a copy.
Paper Anniversary Celebration of Senior and Sophomore Classes
The 1910 event marked one year since the couples Rosalind Case and Dorothy Kirchwey joined in matrimony. Guests enjoyed paper themed decor and races, including a paper potato race won by Harriet Hale, with over a hundred lanterns and other paper delights. A humorous curtain mishap and a traditional toast followed as 1912’s song inspired cheers.
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Rosalind Case
Dorothy Kirchwey
Georgia Cerow
Harriet Hale
Tyto
Susan Leer
Freshmen class to host country party
The 1913 Freshmen voted on a class party plan after a class meeting. The scheme of statesmanship was discussed while Esther Burgess helped with the entertainment committee, promising a very jolly afternoon as half the class appears in overalls and the other half in gingham aprons and sun bonnets.
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Ct. Ke
Esther Burgess
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