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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
1
The Barnard College lunch room is now run by the college to provide nutritious, low cost meals. Officials aim for student welfare over profit, acknowledging possible initial hiccups like long waits and limited choices. Hope grows that the plan resolves a long standing welfare issue with student cooperation.
Beiuretin welcomes all faculty and students and explains a new election method for the board of editors. The goal is to raise both the quality and quantity of contributions based on merit, with a fair, open competition. The change seeks student support to boost college interest in the Bulletin. Two campus renovations focus on better ventilation for student benefit.
About eighty eight freshmen gathered in the Hotel Majestic reception room and then dined in the dining room amid red and white carnations. Miss Florence Gerrish and Mrs. Gay and Mrs. Hart attended. Agnes Burke acted as toastmistress introducing each speaker. Louie Allen toasted the mascot Soangetaha, Edith Deacon toasted Miss Gerrish, and Frances Ran Gulbe gave other toasts.
The report recalls a freshman luncheon with a speech from ARREG Woodly and an impromptu address by A. Morgenstern. After tables were cleared, the girls danced and sang. The committee included Addie Morgestorm as chair, Irma Heiden, Edith Denom, Mildred Messing, Eva Mordecai, Louise Lillcox, Katherine Gay, and Margaret Hart as ex-officio.
The Class of 1909 held its annual luncheon at the Hotel Manhattan on Wednesday June 10 1908. Committee chaired by Cecile Debouy included Edna Phillips Margaret Kenney Margaret Frink Jessie Levy and Eleanor Gay with Herlinda Smithers ex officio Florence Wyeth acted as toastmaster. Toasts honored The Class Our President Gerrish The College. The event closed after three with horoscopes songs and a tea at Kang Tung Pih hosted by Her Linda Smithers Adelaide Smithers Florence Wyeth and Eva vom Baur.
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