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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1939

Page

3

Barnard Peace Assembly to Feature Stowe and Mumford

Leland Stowe journalist and Paris Herald Tribune editor will speak at Barnard College on Thursday April 20 at 11 in the gym. Lewis Mumford author lecturer and Guggenheim Fellow 1938 will follow to present peace attitudes presided by Dean Gildersleeve Charlotte Hall 39 will introduce the speakers and discuss aspects of the peace movement to be announced.

Leland Stowe Barnard Lewis Mumford Guggenheim Dean Gildersleeve Charlotte Hall Miss Hall Stowe Paris The Herald-Tribune Spain Lima New Republic Merce

Latin Test For Tatlock Award Set For April 22

The Tatlock Prize Latin exam will be on Saturday April 22 from 1 10 to 4 10 in Room 330 Milbank Hall. It is a translation of Latin passages into English and open to the whole College including freshmen. Names should be given to Dr. Day or to me.

Milbank Hall Dr. Day

Clubs Choose New Officers For The Year

The Glee Club elected Ethel Mainzer as president and Betty Clifford as secretary with Catharine Donna as business manager, Helen Rudd Owen as publicity manager, and Elizabeth Young as librarian. The German Club chose Marian Maeser as president, Eleanor Eckhoff as vice president, Vera Arndt as secretary, Virginia Rogers as treasurer, Gyda Jensen as publicity manager. A luncheon for installation was held April 11 and formal undergraduate officer installation is set for the Installation Assembly.

Glee Club Ethel Mainzer Betty Clifford Catherine Donna Helen Rudd Owen Elizabeth Young Marian Maeser Eleanor Eckhoff Vera Arndt Virginia Rogers Gyda Jensen

Local Girls Win Drag Queen Barnardite Varsity Dance

Barnard girls and Barnardites prepare for a Varsity Club sponsored dance in John Jay Hall to raise funds for clothing at Columbia. Two dollar bids per couple at the door, optional dress. Marley and the Blue Lions provide music for the event.

Varsity Columbia Marley Barnard John Jay Hall

Conference Call Security in a Democracy

The fragment discusses how religion education media and student government relate to democracy and asks how foreign policy can advance peace. It questions rights of religious groups and how to strengthen democracy at home and in the Western Hemisphere Europe and the Far East. It seeks immediate legislation to further peace.

Western Hemisphere Europe Osmond D. Fraenkal Columbia Law School Irving Stone the Nation Frances Williams Foreign Policy Association

Casts Announced For Wigs and Cues Spring Plays

Gertrude Smith announces the spring productions by Wigs and Cues to be staged April 21 and 22. Casts include Shaw’s Passion Poison and Petrification directed by Leonore Cowell, Brighouse Followers directed by Reine Tracy, and Galsworthy The Little Man under Jeanne Paul, with Washington curtain raiser directed by Jane Amsden.

Wigs Cues Gertrude Smith George Bernard Shaw Harold Brighouse Little Man John Galsworthy George Washington Granville Meixell Barnard Leonore Cowell Janice Hoerr Helen Owen Elizabeth Moora Mavis Freeman Winifred Anderson Beatrice Belis Roberta Hadley Reine Tracy Virginia Rogers Clytia Capraro Jane Hoyt Mary Merner Jane Stewart Elizabeth Mueller Jean Sauer Barbara Heinzer Ruth Joy Sedgwick Patricia Illingworth Charlotte Platk Jeanne Paul Jane Amsden Dorothy Minton Charlotte Cassell Ada Deakman Wigs and Cues Thomas Wood Stevens Stanley Houghton Mr. Stevens

Barnard alumnae hear warning on European tension

Dr Thomas Preston Peardon of Barnard told Barnard Alumnae Association on April 11 that war is inevitable though not imminent. He argued Britain may fight only for balance of power and cautioned the United States to stay out of the oncoming struggle while Britain and France face Italy and Germany, with Russia a factor.

Thomas Preston Peardon Barnard Reich Hitler Britain Chamberlain United States Peardon England France Italy Germany Russia

Banquet Planned to Honor Miss Weeks at A A Event

The Athletic Association banquet will be held April 28 at 6 30 PM in the gym. It honors Miss Mabel Foote Weeks who leaves Barnard this semester. Festivities include skits by Junior Show and a Dean’s address. Awards for athletics leadership service and sportsmanship will be presented to seniors. lower class honors. Louise Van Baalen chairs the planning with Annette Hochberg Beverly Brown and Evelyn Class assisting. Subscriptions cost 85 cents for day students and 40 dollars for residents.

Athletic Association Mabel Foote Weeks Barnard Louise van Baalen Annette Hochberg Beverly Brown Evelyn The

Columbia University Legislative Conference Opens Today

Adolph A. Berle Jr and Dean Virginia Gildersleeve inaugurate the conference at McMillin Theatre with panel discussions this evening and tomorrow. Delegates will draft resolutions at 2 30 P M tomorrow in Havemeyer 309 to guide university actions and demonstrations for peace on Thursday April 20.

Adolph A. Berle, Jr Virginia C. Gildersleeve Columbia University Legislative Conference McMillin Theatre Havemeyer Flora Ginsburg Barnard Heinz Norden Tenants’ Council Citizens’ Housing Council Leo Huberman New College

Applications Due For New Course In Medieval Studies

Students may elect the interdepartmental medieval studies course per the 1939-40 catalogue statement on page 102. Faculty in charge include Professors Ethel Sturtevant Byrne Lawrence Parkhurst Winifred Sturdevant and Miss Carbonara. Apply in person to Professor Sturtevant by May 3. office hours in Room 136 are 12 to 12:30 on April 12 13 14 and on Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays from April 17 to May 1.

Ethel Sturtevant Byrne Lawrence Parkhurst Winifred Sturdevant Miss Carbonara Sturtevant

Frieda Miller to Speak on Labor Legislation Monday

Miss Frieda Miller acting Industrial Commissioner of New York State will lecture on labor legislation at 1 o clock Monday in Room 139 Milbank. The talk is open to the entire college and follows her Barnard talk on minimum wage for women.

Frieda Miller New York State Milbank Miss Miller Barnard Bureau of Women In Industry

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Land Stowe Tribune Dean Barnardite Man Star of Fair Anagge N.Y.A Dent Government Dr. Peardon Berle, Gildersleeve Labor
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