Calendar items for April events across campus
On Friday April 22 the 4 Spanish Club meets in Conference Room and 8 Columbia Lutheran Students Association gathers. Saturday April 23 lists 1 Tatlock Prize Examination at 330 Milbank and 7 Cervantes Celebration in the Theatre. Monday April 25 includes 4 Newman Club in Conference Room 4 Miss Addison of Crime Prevention Bureau in College Parlor and 7 45 Phi Beta Kappa installation in College Parlor.
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Milbank
Cervantes
Newman Club
Miss Addison of
Step Singing rehearsals begin for Senior Week at Barnard
Rehearsals start Tuesday April 26 for Step Singing, a Senior Week ceremony. Edith Tompkins chairs the event with a Barnard Student Orchestra led by Gena Tenny, first Barnard ensemble debut. Full college practice runs April 26 May 3 and May 10 at noon in the gym, with class sections meeting in specified rooms on April 28 May 5 and May 12. Juniors rehearse Fridays April 29 May 6 and 13 in 408 at 12 30.
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Edith Tompkins
Barnard
Gena Tenny
Columbia University Orchestra
Barnard College
New Undergraduate Officers Installed At Wednesday Meeting
Frances Smith announced Bear Pins to officers in recognition of service. Gena Tenney took the oath as successor, pledging to lead as the four years at college end. Dean Gildersleeve’s return boosts the student body to meet any world crisis.
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Frances Smith
Barnard
Madeleine Gilmore
Dorothy Kramm
Christianna Furse
Helen Phelps
Dorothy Smith
Gena Tenney
Margaret Gristede
Adeline Heffelfinger
Frances Mack
Kathleen Roderick
Jean Waterman
Dean Gildersleeve
Ruth Anderson
Helen’ Phelps
Kathleen McGlinchy
Roselle
Riggin
A. Ka
Next Year's Officers Chosen by 4 Clubs
Four student groups named their 1932 33 officers this week Glee Club International Club Newman Club and Social Science Forum. Glee Club officers include Margaret Dalglish president Dorothy Skinner secretary and Marjorie Altschul business manager. International Club names Jean Giesey president Marianne von Steiblerg secretary Eleanore Grushlaw treasurer Nathalie Drozdoft social chairman. Newman Club elected Mary McPike president Marguerite Dressner vice president Gerarda Green secretary and Gertrude Lally treasurer with McPike also serving as treasurer. Social Science Forum elected Katherine Reeve president Josephine Skinner secretary treasurer and Rose Somerville publicity manager.
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Glee Club
International Club
Newman ‘Club
Social Science Forum
Margaret Dalglish
Marjorie Altschul
Dorothy Skinner
Margaret’ Dalglish
Marjorie ‘Altschul
Bulletin
Jean Giesey
Marianne von Steiblerg
Eleanore Grushlaw
Nathalie Drozdoft
Newman
Mary McPike
Mary le Vine
Marguerite Dressner
Gerarda Green
Gertrude Lally
Newman Club
Katherine Reeve
Josephine’ Skinner
Rose ‘Somerville
Pond’s four steps for lovelier skin advocated by society women
A famous society woman promotes Pond’s four essential skin care actions cleansing lubricating stimulating and protecting. She urges daily use of Pond’s Cold Cream after exposure to let oils reach pores and lift dirt to the surface, then wipe with Pond’s Cleansing Tissues for a clean finish.
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W. 193Rd Street
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