New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

Powell. The sophomorcs' dance was h,
Elizabeth Palmer, with music by Raw
Levi and words by Alma Herzfeld.
Different faculty groups judged each
event. Professors Brann, Muzzey and
Van Hook decided in favor OF the sopho-
more's entrance march. Miss REGGIE
Professors Young and Perry considered
the freshman dance the best. and Profes-
sors Champion, Brown and Ward favorsa
the younger class. too, in judging tho
chorus.
The contest in lyrics offered two Serious
lyrics and one comic one from each class
The freshmen were again defeated here
as all three honors were won by the 1T.
erary sophomores. Dean Virginia C
Gildersleeve, Professors Hubbard and
Baldwin awarded the first place to Rhoda
Erskine. second to Freda Kirchwey, and
third 10 Margaret Carr and Helen Jen-
kins. The vlctors were crowned with
laurel wreaths as they knet before the
presiding priestess.
Suddenly, out ran the athletes, dressed
as Greek boys. The first event was discus
hurlng. The sophomores gained the
laurel wreath in this, also. Marjorie Hilas
was crowned first victor, Isabel Totten
second. and Lois Martin third.
The freshmen's hopes scared up again
with the contest in hurdlng for form
Katharine Williams, 10, gained first
place. however. although Pauline Gubner
'l6. and Gladys Pearson, 'l6, won second
and third places.
The relay race took away all hopes
from the freshmen, who saw Katharine
Williams. Marjorie Hillas, Fanny Mark
well and Helen Gilleandeau run to victory
for the sophomores.
Huge hoops We're next run about mar.
row space by the two teams. This was
won by '15's team, Catharine Fries. Freda
Kirchwey, Helen Gilleandeau and Alma
Jamison.
In the torch race Demeteor again ia
vored the conquering sophomores. Mar
! jorie Hillas, Katharine Williams, Fanny
Maxwell and Catharine Fries proved ex-
pert bearers Of the hambeau. Miss
Yunck. Miss Dowd and Mr.. Williams
judged the athletics.
The torch race ended the formal events
with the score 81 for the sophomores and
1872 for the unfortunate freshmen.
Mrs. Alfred Meyer. Mrs. George Walker
Jenkins, Mrs Boardman Hartman and
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie were among the
enthusiastic onlookers The committees
were:
19l5-Edna Astruck, chairman; Mar ORE
fIillas, Estelle Krause, Ray Levi, Lucy
Morgenthau, Elizabeth Palmer; l9lS-Mar.
Iorie Sisson, chairman; Dorothy Blondel,
Pauline Gubner. Jeanne Jacoby, Gertrude
Schuyler, Carol Weiss; ex-ofiicio Helen
Jenkins. ex-officio Carol Lorenz, Kath-
arine Fox and Emma Seipp
The games were supervised by Miss
Mary Porter Beebe, director OF physical
education at Barnard. The 1916 dancers
and singers were:
rancers-Helen Bloom. Dorette Fezan-
die, Evelyn Haring, Marie Kellner, Mir
lam Mirsky, Beatrice Rittenberg, Emma
Seipp, Gertrude Schuyler Helen Smith
and Lillian Shrive. Chorus-Bertha Al
brecht. Dorothy Blondel. Bettina Buono-
core Marion Connolly, Helen Kruger,
Dorothy Fraser. Mary Hughes. Eleanor
Hubbard, Margaret Law, Marie Nathan
son, Eva Parels. Gladys Pearson. Ethel
Regis, Helen Rosenstein, Gertrude Ross,
Edith Rowland, Ruth Salon. Marjorie
Slsson. Juliette Steinthal, Louise Talbot
Edna Thompson. Evelyn Van Duyn.
Helen Walther and Ruth Washburn
The 1915 dancers were: Elizabeth Palmer
Helen Lachman, katherine Fox, Joan
Edith Stiles, Alma Herzield. Anna Jordan.
Harper. Thora FernstrCm. linnea Bau-
han, Mary Gray. Eleanor Rich and Edna
Astruck ChorUs-t.stelle Krausc Rhoda
Erskine. Helen Bleet, Lucy Morgenthau.
Helen Blumenthal Svea Nelson, Ray
Levi. Sarah Butler. Phyllis Fledley Mar
garet Never. Dorothy Skinker. Gertrude
Rain Louise Walker. Lucie Howe, Mar
garet Carr. Ruth Evans, Lillian jackson
and Edith Hardwick.