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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
2
The Mortarboard yearbook will lean toward old Scotch ballad style with red black and white art. It will include unique photography of storms and night scenes and promises a strong Scotch accent. The exact publication date will be announced and copies require full subscription payment in advance. Georgiana Remer is editor.
In honor of Dr. Raymond C. Knox's twenty fifth anniversary as Columbia Chaplain a portrait by Mrs. H. E. Ogden Campbell will be presented to the University. The ceremony and tea will be held Tuesday April 17 at four in the Women's Graduate Club Room Philosophy Hall. President Nicholas Murray Butler will accept for the University. Knox, author of Knowing the Bible and In Two Lumine, is a Columbia College and Union Theological Seminary alumnus with studies at Berlin and Oxford.
The Class of 1927 will spend the weekend at Barnard Camp on April 20 21 and 22. The Junior weekend follows April 27 28 and 29. A Barnard Hall poster will advertise the week before each weekend and all freshmen and juniors planning to attend are urged to sign up promptly.
Seniors hosted a farewell tea for faculty including Miss M Tuzo Miss M Strong Miss M Holland Miss L Finan and profs from History and Anthropology. Servers listed included Rachel Gibb Annie Perkinson Marguerite Dressner and Barbara Smoot. Faculty escorts lined up by senior students.
West Point Cadet Chapel Choir about 150 voices will visit Columbia University for a Sunday 11 o clock service at St Pauls Chapel. They will sing The Light the Truth and the Way and a Bach Chorale plus The Corps Alma Mater. Chaplain Raymond C Knox preaches. Tickets from Chaplin office Room Q Earl Hall.
The article lists seventeen nominees for the Representative Assembly including Lucy Appleton Dorothy Atlee Margaret Connor Agnes Creagh Jeanne Erlanger Elaine Goltz Gerada Green Marion Greenbaum Electra Guizot Theresa Haimes Irene Lacey Rita London Kathleen Murphy Gertrude Rubsamen Ada Shearon Garnette Snedeker and Eliza White. Miss Strateman may receive the Fellowship and would study history then teach. if elected, Anna Jacobson inherits the Murray Fellowship.
Officers of the Current Events Group and Barnard members distributed copies of University Against War Columni and Figut magazine for sale. Tickets for the Anti-War film Sniper were handed out for a Casa Italiana showing on April 16. Ruth Jenkins Cutle announced a pamphlet bureau. The April 16 meeting will cover Barnard's wartime activities and fascism at the next session.
At noon on April 11 the German Club elected officers. Aline Joveshof is president and Ellen Jacobsen vice president. Edythe Gaudy is treasurer and Nancy Crowell secretary. Nannette Kolbitz is publicity manager. They will assume office April 17 with the rest of the undergraduate officers.
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