Toy Symphony Orchestra Enjoys Benefit Concert at Tennis Club
The Toy Symphony Orchestra presented an enjoyable and profitable concert on the evening of the 13th to benefit the Tennis Club. A large audience applauded. Miss Fountain and Miss Allen offered notable violin and piano solos. the performance featured spirited symphonies and a chorus singing America. Proceeds will fund tennis court maintenance, with special thanks to Miss Marion Newcomb for her role in rehearsals.
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Toy Symphony Orchestra
Eatre
Indergarten
Kate Greenaway
Romberg
Miss Fountain
Miss Allen
the Chipmunk
Miss Rogers
Earl Hall to House University Religious Life Center
The plan, urged by Mr. Dodge and supported by President Low, assigns Earl Hall to the YMCA of New York for serving the University. It will serve Barnard and Teachers College and welcome other religious groups with furnished rooms and activity space. Applications must include organization details and be sent to Dr Enfield, Earl Hall Advisory Committee chair.
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I’arl
Dodge
Low
New York
Enfield
Ear! Hall Advisory Imittee
Advsory
Professor Sloane
Cleveland Dodge
Sage
Felhaves Morgan
William G. Low
Everett Macy
Gill
Five Teaching Fellowships Awarded By Teachers College
Five seniors from Columbia Barnard and Teachers College receive teaching fellowships to Horace Mann School for next year at five hundred dollars each. The fellowships serve as honors offering valuable experience and a teaching reputation while enabling graduate study at Columbia. Barnard secures two of the fellowships. two go to Teachers College and one remains to be awarded. Miss Schuyler named Latin honor student and Miss McKim honored in mathematics.
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Miss Lyon
Fitful Gust
Flo
Ilo
Edythe N. Marshall
Mrs. Somerton
Miss Poor
Miss Wicks
Barnard
Teachers’ College
Columbia
Horace Mann School
Miss Schuyler
Miss McKim
Translation of Lucian Presented to Barnard Library
Mrs G Ho Putnam has presented her translation of Lucian to the Barnard Library. She also donated Professor Robinsons Petrarch to the College.
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Anly
G. Ho. Putnam
Barnard
Robinson
College
Columbia Philharmonic Society Debuts Barnard Theatre Concert
The Columbia University Philharmonic Society held its third annual concert on a Tuesday evening in Barnard Theatre. Miss Marie Strebel sang with a refined voice, D G Proctor accompanied with notable technique, and W J Mosenthal played Beethoven romanza. The eight piece program mixed three orchestra works, songs, and solos. A post concert dance ran until midnight, giving a lively finish to the evening.
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Columbia University Philharmonic Society
Barnard Theatre
Mendelssohn
D. G. Proctor
W. J. Mosenthal
Beethoven
Columbia
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Deutscher Verein
Columbia University
Deutscher Kreis
Kr. Heinrich
Miss Strebel
Earl Hall
Mrs. Putnam
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