Hollander & Co Tea Gowns Negligees Sale 1848
L. P. Hollander & Co announces its tea gowns and negligees collection dating from 1848. Prices range from 30 dollars to 250 dollars. Located on Fifth Avenue at 46th Street for attentive customers.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1916
Page
4
L. P. Hollander & Co announces its tea gowns and negligees collection dating from 1848. Prices range from 30 dollars to 250 dollars. Located on Fifth Avenue at 46th Street for attentive customers.
The Journalism Club at the School of Journalism held its first regular meeting with Miss Grant as president. Two speakers Miss Fineman on Tagore's Chitra and Miss Senior on Scottish Ballads spoke due to time limits. Plans for an open meeting with a vaudeville show were discussed but not settled.
Wigs and Cues hosts a tea on Wednesday April 26 for members including undergraduates and alumnae after the Easter holidays. The event invites both groups to mingle and enjoy refreshments.
On Thursday April 27 a Pageant Day will be held at the chapel. Miss Latham will speak on a pageant topic and the program includes Recant songs instead of regular hymns. Attendees are urged to attend.
Chaplain Knox spoke on uniting Christians on one foundation in a chapel address. He noted 143 religious groups in the county, argued for cooperation over mere toleration, and urged each church to contribute its distinct truths toward a larger unity without surrendering vital beliefs.
Try-outs advance Barnard College senior show the first original production in years. The musical Dust Mad by Katharine Mc Giffert and Ruth Salem is set in Arcadia during ancient Greek wars with six speaking parts plus chorus dancers and shepherds. Hermes role filled by Selma Cohn and Kalliste by Carol Lorenz.
On Wednesday afternoon Dr Fosdick argued that religion once contained scientific knowledge in primitive times but has now become a separate realm as science advances. He stated there is no inherent antagonism and that each owes debts to the other.
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