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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1903
Page
1
The notice lists editors Elsa Alsberg Edith Van Ingen Annie Fisher Lily S Murray Faith Chipperfield Caroline Hall Edith Somborn and others. Subscriptions are offered at one year for $1.50.
The 1903 note urges quick decision on whether West Field will be open to all undergraduates, graduates, or only Athletic Association members. It advocates a vigorous policy to free time for basketball and tennis, plan outside games, and promote a tennis tournament using two to three courts and a terrace view for many students and visiting female players.
The BunLtering Board of Editors will hold an important meeting on Wednesday September 30 at 1 o clock. Prompt attendance is requested.
The Barnard student body organizes undergrad life through groups such as the Undergraduate Association Debating Society Athletic Association and several cultural clubs. Leaders named include Clara M Applegate Florence Hubbard Elizabeth Coltin and Elsa Herzfeld with dues noted for some groups and a range of membership criteria.
A list of proposed heraldic designs and engraving estimates for book plates and related decorative items. Includes notes on motifs, metalwork, and sizing options suitable for collection volumes and institutional bindings.
The Young Women's Christian Association promotes Christian character among members and hosts lectures by sociologists. The Barnard Chapter emphasizes settlement work at 95 Rivington Street with two yearly meetings and leaders including President Jean Loomis and graduate elector Louise B. Lockwood. The Church Students Missionary Association welcomes Protestant Episcopal communicants for weekly meetings and occasional lectures led by Alice Draper.
The Helen King scholarship for 1903 has been awarded to Lillian Hellin of Wadleigh High School, succeeding last year’s holder Lucille King.
The Woods Hall session hosted Barnard representatives including Dr Henry E Crampton head of Embryological Department and students William J Kellicott Pauline H Dederer Elizabeth Roberts and Madeline D Skinner. Classes ran 9 to 12 am and 2 to 4 pm with leisure time for boating and sailing.
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