Columbia Glee Club and Schedules For April Events
Calendar notes show Columbia University Glee Club with 60 voices on Sunday April eight, sermons by Rev. Frank Gavin on April ten at the General Theological Seminary chapel, a baseball game on April eleven at 4 20 p m, Assembly-1 at 1 10 on April twelve, and a New York Symphony concert at Carnegie Hall on April fifteen at 8 30 p m.
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General Theological Seminary
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Spanish Club Elects Officers for Coming Year
At a meeting held Monday noon March 21 the Spanish Club elected Irene Cooper Emerson president Ester del Valle secretary Ruth Greenwald treasurer and Paquite del Valle publicity for the coming year.
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Irene Cooper Emerson
Ester del Valle
Ruth Greenwald
Paquite del Valle
Barnard College Class of 1926 All Active Workers
The 140 Barnard College graduates of 1926 are employed or pursuing further study. Women move into teaching, clerical, statistics, research, and other roles with graduate students becoming doctors nurses and lawyers. The piece notes no marriages among the 1925 graduates and ponders future marital status.
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Barnard College
Barnard
League of Nations
Richman
Maria Carreras Appears at Italian Club Tea
Noted pianist Maria Carreras guest of honor at a Thursday tea hosted by the Italian Club in the college parlor. She has toured Europe and performed with famed orchestras, including Paderewski, Rosenthal, and Warsaw Philharmonic Society artists in 1914.
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Mario Carreras
Cutics
Italy
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Signora Carreras
Europe
Philharmonic Society of Warsaw
Paderewsk Busovil Rosenthal
Maria Carreras
Barnacle Announces 1927 1928 Staff
Barnacle reveals the 1927 1928 governing staff with Harriet Tyng as Editor-in-chief Valerie Frankel as Literary Editor Helen Hope as Art Editor Sidney Stemmons as Business Manager Julia Heilbroner as Distribution Manager and Madeline Russell as Advertising Manager Try-outs for all board positions will occur next Fall.
Resolve Now ills to reform Procure corrective shoes
The notice outlines a plan to reform procurement of corrective shoes to address ongoing issues. It highlights aims to improve accessibility, standardize specifications, and ensure timely supply for users needing orthotic footwear. Stakeholders include health agencies and vendors coordinating a streamlined process.
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Unitarian Church
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