The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-15
BARNARD COLLEGE NEWS.
Winners of the Institutions Scholarships
The Graduate Clnb's New Omeers.

The University Fellowship OF Barnard Coll
leGe. founded In memory Of tho late Josiah ".
Fiske. and valued at $3.50, has been awarded 10
Miss Elizabeth Sprague Williams. a graduate
OF Smith College and n resident OF Buffalo.
Miss Williams was registered for university
work Mt the college during the academic year
lS95-lS06. and received in June the degree OF
master OF arts. Her major work was sociology
her minor courses. economies and history.
When the decision OF the ~committee on this
fellowship was made known to Miss Williams
she decided to return. renew her Investigations.
and study for her doctorate. She has taken up
her quarters for the winter at the College set-
tlement in Rivlngton street.
One OF the Curtis graduate scholarships, VAL
uci at S1JO. and established At Barnard by the
trustees OF Columb!a University In acknowledge
mcnt OF President Lows E!ft OF the library
building. became available for tho first time
this year, and was awarded TO Miss Harriet
Winfield, II graduate OF Wellesley College.
Miss Winfield also wasa university student lass
year, working In chemistry, and taxing courses
In pure and applied mathematics as her minors
The trustees com petitINe entrance scholar
ship. valued at $40, and open for competition
TO all candidates for entrance to the freshman
class, WAS won this year by Miss Martha Orn-
stein. n ,lung Niennuse student, who had been
in This country only one year,
The Alumnae Association, which now numbers
more than forty members, met II week ago and
elected officers for the coming year As follows:
President, Mrs. +. e.. BT?,uu; \lco-Presidcnt
Miss Florence Colgate; Corresponding Secro-
tary. Miss JEANNE W. Tatlock; Recording Sec
Rotary. Miss Mabel Parsons, and Treasurer,
Miss Mary stuart Pult nuu.
There IL AN organization known as tho Fedcr-
alton of Graduate Clubs. made up ~ rrpresen-
tallyes from Iweuty-tnur OF the leading colleges
and universities OF the country, lne fedora
tiOn hopes 10 make the standard ufthu graduate
work At the different colleges OF equal grade ia
order 10 permit o! the system OF 'nIgration,"
AS ]pTaCtisrd N Tie German universities. Last
year the university students MT Barnard organ
iZcd themselves intna graduate C.uO. and APP
piled for membership IN the federation. The
college was also entitled to one representative
ON the Board Of liluDrs Of tue Federatlon's
"liaLd Zoos this member being Mrs. y. g..
Hrysuu. As many OF tie students come from
other Cullrgrr. Rul are therefore CONF
~paratiye stranger, IN the city, II was de-
CidtG to make lLu Cub "A social OrEaniEa-
tiun. so lhat me student, in different depart
nIrhts should Couio INTO closer sympathy with
each other. RMS year the club has decided that
former graduate students whose work for tho
time be ~ las i'm Sued or hrru Interrupted
shall si1l! be retained As honorary members. Tho
officers foI the year arc a. follows: President.
Miss Bertha pGtiaiu of SrSu Mawr; Vice 'resi-
dent Miss Alice MauClriru Keys ~ Cniumbia:
SGrrrtApy. Miss Mabel Ilurd Of smith. and
Treasures, Miss Mabel I'araOus Of Columbia.
Miss Mary kingsblry, II graduate OF Boston
University, who has slrnt several years IN uni
versity work at Radcliffe and Berlin, was elected
n delegate 10 attend the Convention Of the fed
Grafton, which il 10 he helt at John. Hopkins
University In Baltimore on Dec. 20 aEN 80.