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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1933

Page

4

Seniors Honor Alumnae at Last Tea Gathering

The Senior Class were guests of honor at the final Alumnae-Undergraduate tea held Wednesday April 5. Notable alumnae attended including Mrs. Fred W. Van der Water and Miss Sally Vredenburgh who poured. Hostesses included Mrs. Robert Herr and Miss Dorothy Kramm.

Dean Gildersleeve McGoldrick Yelen Erskine Alumnae Association Fred W. van der Water Sally Vredenburgh Robert Herr

French Club Presents Original Play at Four

The French Club will stage an original play by Lucy Cores and Mathilde Camacho today at four in the College Parlor. Cast includes Natalie Diezdoff Elsie Behrend Charlotte Boykin and Lucy Cores. Tea will be served after the performance. College invites all to attend.

Lucy Cores Mathilde Camacho Louis XIV Nathalie Diezdoff Elsie Behrend Charlotte Boykin

Music Club Meets At Four To Elect Officers

The Music Club will meet in room 408 Barnard Hall this afternoon at four to elect new officers. An informal party for members only follows to help old and new members get acquainted. Helen Dykema will play Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin. Naomi Diamond and Helen Hirshfield will attend.

Barnard Hall Helen Dykema George Gershwin Naomi Diamond Helen Hirshfield

Greek Games Tomorrow Attract 250 Participants

Continued from page 1. A shaft of love and Apollo’s wooing in the dance program led by Helen Dykema. Dancers listed include Claire Avnet, Helen Billyou, Miriam Borgenicht, Ruth Bow er, Roberta Bowerman, Margaret Bowman, Lucille Dannenberg, Margaret Davidson, Jane Eisler, Marion Fisher, Eleanor Galenson, Stella Goldstein, Charlotte Haverly, Ruth Hirsh, Audrey Hodupp, Elizabeth R. E. Jones, Elizabeth Rusk Jones, Jane Lotz, Elaine Mandle, Kathleen Murphy, Helen Nicholl, Eleanor Ortman, Doris Pascal, Gertrude Pfingst, Edith Rosenberg, Jeanette Rubric ius, Jane Willets, Natalie Yarow. Athletics will follow.

Apollo Daphne Diana Helen Dykema Claire Avnet Helen Billyou Miriam Borgenicht Ruth ’Bower Roberta Bowerman Margaret Bowman Lucille Dannenberg Margaret Davidson Jane Eisler Marion Fisher Eleanor Galenson Stella Goldstein Charlotte Haverly Ruth Hirsh Audrey Hodupp Elizabeth R. E. Jones Elizabeth Rusk Jones Jane Lotz Elaine Mandle Kathleen Murphy Helen Nicholl Eleanor Ortman Doris Pascal Gertrude Pfingst Edith Rosenberg Jeanette Rubricius Jane Willets Natalie Yarow

Club Plans Dance Song Contest And Music Room

The group will host a dance and discuss the song contest and furnishing of the music room. Next year’s officers will be elected with current officers Helen Feeney president Edith Tuildy secretary and Helen Hirshfield business manager.

Helen Feeney Helen Hirshfield Edith Tuildy

Tryout for Movie Critic Opens on Bulletin Staff

Bulletin announces an opening on the About Town Staff for a movie critic. Interested parties should contact Mildred Barish to try out for the position.

Bulletin About Town Mildred. Barish

Elect Kreis Officers At Milbank German Room Meeting

Alice Morris was elected president of the Deutscher Kreis at the April 3 meeting in the German Room in Milbank. Ellen Jacobson Lila Joveshof and Olga Haller were elected vice president treasurer and secretary. Peggy Weiss Nanette Kalbitz formed the publicity committee. Professor Braun spoke on Hugo Wolf and played songs. Professor Puckett and Mr. Von Helms attended.

Alice ‘Morris Deutscher Kreis Milbank Ellen Jacobson Lila Joveshof Olga Haller Peggy Weiss Nanette Kalbitz Professor Braun Hugo Wolf

Voting Continues for A A Officers in College Election

Voting for a A officers continues today as candidates vie for vice president secretary and treasurer for the next year. Grace Chin Lee Eleanor Dreyfus Constance Smith contest the vice presidency while Marjorie Runne Carolyn Frost Vivian Neale contend for secretary and Helen Nicholl Arlene Collyer Gertrude Warner seek the treasurer post.

Grace Chin’ Lee The Athletic Association A.A Eleanor Dreyfus Constance’ Smith Marjorie Runne Carolyn Frost Vivian Neale A.A. Board Helen Nicholl Arlene Collyer Gertrude Warner

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Music Club Kreis Puckett Mr. von Helms A. A Columbia Broadcasting Norman Brokenshire Hed Liccerr & Myrks Tosacco Co Liccert & Myers
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