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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1932
Page
3
The Barnard Senior Class elected permanent officers at a April 19 meeting. Christianna Furse was chosen as president, Miriam Schild as vice president, Adelaide Bruns as secretary, and Madeleine Gilmore as treasurer. Juliet Blume joined the executive committee as Gift Chairman.
The Spanish Institute of the United States will host an evening of Spanish music and drama at Brinckerhoff Theatre on Saturday April 23 at 8 15. The program includes lantern slides on Don Quixote with commentary by Professor Carolina Marcial Dorado folk songs leading to a chorus performance and dances by the Institute Chorus with pieces by Granados and Montanesa. The afternoon page continues on page 2.
Anne Schmidt Barnard 21 will donate half the proceeds from a Town Hall dance recital on Monday April 25 to the Alumnae Fund. Tickets cost 1.00 and 1.50. Schmidt, noted dancer and actress, has long linked with Greek Games and Barnard clubs and has worked with Henry Street Settlement and the American Laboratory Theatre.
Travel and study tours are offered by many companies and foreign universities this summer. Packages include steamship and rail tickets, lodging, guides, and lectures at various schools. Notable options feature Spanish study in Mexico and Granada, Oxford English courses, a Spanish Residential Tour, and a 59‑day European itinerary from July 6 to September 2 priced at $462.
The first Alumnae tea for undergraduates was held in the College Parlor with only seniors invited. Mrs. Alice Duer Miller attended as guest of honor. Miss Rhoda Erskine announced monthly teas featuring distinguished visitors from fields like acting and music to connect undergraduates with Barnard graduates.
Frances Smith administers oath as Gena Tenney and Dean Crocheron Gildersleeve welcome Barnard’s new representatives. The Dean urges a strong student government to aid administration and voice student opinion while planning a tentative group to combat national apathy with initiative and courage.
The Tatlock prize examination in Latin will be held Saturday April 23 from 1 to 4 in Room 330 Milbank.
In bright April, Archery Tournamen offers twenty four arrows for nothing on April twenty six. Seniors are invited to shoot for class scores with no eligibility rules and no training needed. G. A. remarks the event provides a final spirited pastime before graduation.
Voting for the Athletic Association officers began yesterday and runs until four this afternoon. Candidates for Vice-President include Alida Fortier Florence Dickenson and Sylva McElwain with varied involvement in track basketball Greek Games and student leadership roles. Secretary candidates are Katherine Montgomery Gertrude Rubsamen Helen Conaty Georgianna Remer and Grace Chin Lee. Treasurer nominees include Helen Conaty Grace Chin Lee Georgiana Remer and Aileen Pelletier.
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