Early Week Meetings At New York Societies
The Bulletin lists April 27 to May 1 1914 events across the New York Academy of Sciences and affiliated groups. Talks include Ingenuity appetite recognition and mental factors with sessions at Schermerhorn Hall and the American Museum of Natural History. Dinner at the Faculty Club and lectures on geology botany and microscopy are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Psychological Association
Schermerhorn Hall
Columbia University
Estelle DeYoung
Garry C. Myers
Edith IF. Mulhall
K. A. Ruger
Clark Wissler
R. H. Lowe
American Museum of Natural History
Linnean Society of New York
Jonathan Dwight, Jr
Ludlow Griscom
Washington Square
North
Torrey Botanical, Club
New York Botanical Garden
F. J. Seaver
N. L. Britton
Porto Rico
R. A Harper
Bernard O. Dodge
New York Academy of Sciences
L A. Batter
Department of Terrestrial
Carnegie Institution of Washington
George Kunz
Edmund Otis Hovey
New York Microscopical Society
George E. Ashby
William Kienle
West 45Th Street
Calendar of Events April to May at Craigie Club
Calendar lists events from April 27 to May 2 including Craigie Club meetings lectures and tea Undergrad study sessions April 28 Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations talks April 29 Miss Cummings Snow Dixon speeches April 30 Classical Club lecture and tea May 1 Glee Club concert at the theatre 8 PM and May 2 Field Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craigie Club
Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupations
Miss Cummings
Miss Snow
Miss Dixon
Glee Club
Wigs and Cues Earns Praise for Acting Standard
The review notes that the undergraduate play Wigs and Cues maintains its high standard of acting and efficient presentation. Continued from the previous column, the piece highlights the strong ensemble and overall solid execution.
Freshmen Baseball Earn Big Win Over Sophomores
The Freshmen defeated the Sophomores 16 to 5 after a pitching change halted the Sophomores early. Carol Weiss held the Freshmen scoreless for three innings, Helen Alexander hit a late home run with bases loaded, and Cora Morris led the Freshmen with sharp pitching and later became captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne .T
Bulldog
Carol Weiss
Sophs
Helen Alexander
Cora Morris
Bulford
C. Morris
H. Alexander
G. Merritt
R. Lawrence
M. Harden
R. Pappazian
H. Holbrook
D. Bauer
P. Berkholz
C. Weiss
H. Kerivan
Y. Aaronson
M. Bine
F. Magid
Y. Katz
R. Ss
J. Jacoby
T. Larshish
Columbia University Library Seeks Students for 1914 15
Columbia University Library will enroll a limited number of college graduates as student assistants for the 1914 15 academic year. The program includes a six week summer session in Library Economy from July 6 to August 14 and three months of practice work in the Library from October to December. In January 1915 a limited number of library staff positions will be open to satisfactory workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University Library
Columbia University
New York
Italian Play La Famiglia dell Antiquaria at Bar nard
A group of students and professors announce an Italian comedy La Famiglia dell Antiquaria to be staged Friday evening May 15 at Brinckerhoff and Betty Alexander. Tickets are 50 cents balcony 1 dollar orchestra with dancing after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Sun
Goldoni
la Famglie Dell Antiquaria
Il Contino
Giacinto
C. Laguardia
la Contessa Isabella
Coralice
Muriel Bowden
Cavaliere del Bosco
L. Passarelli
Dottore Anselmi
S. la Corte
Brighella
Cccce Nee
Liccioni
Brinckerhoff
Betty Alexander
Helen Lachmann
Pantalone
Laguardia
Colombina
Pancrazio P. Salvatore
Helen R. Lachmann
Social Work Talk Highlights Path to Women’s Relief Careers
J Prentice Murphy of the Boston Children's Aid Society spoke at Perkins Hall on February 11 about becoming an efficient social worker. He stressed empathy, mature knowledge of life, and starting with supervised case training in family services before addressing broader community problems. The talk outlined agency groups from family and civic to state commissions and noted the demanding nature of the profession. Globe Feb 12 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appointment Bureau
The
Woman’s Educational and Industrial Union
Perkins’ Hall
J. Prentice Murphy
Boston Children’s Aid Society
Globe
Captain Baldwin Lectures on Arctic Exploration for Club
Captain Baldwin, famed Arctic explorer, gave an illustrated Mathematics Club talk showing that the North Pole remains unattained scientifically. He recalled Peary within 1.6 miles, and outlined future aims like crossing the Arctic Ocean and visiting lands he helped discover with views of expeditions in 1893 94 1898 and 1901 using Siberian horses and dogs. Tea and cake followed in the Undergraduate Study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Baldwin
Mathematics Club
North Pole
Peary
Arctic Ocean
Baldwin Ziegler
Pole
Shackelton
Scd
South Pole
Notable Cast of Players Behind the Scenes Named
The passage praises management and Barnard for recognizing the actors actresses authoresses and administrators who form part of her fleets of performers and staff.
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Barnard
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Bulletin of the
N. Y. Academy of Sciences and Affiliated Societies
Social’ Work
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