Alumnae Report For Duty Promotes In Services
Barnard College Honor Roll expands as alumnae join Army Navy WAC WAVES SPARS and Marines. Ida Holzberg becomes captain at Lawson General Hospital while Adelaide Bruns leads Air WAC detachment at Pope Field Fort Bragg. Jean Amberg Elma Krumweider Anne Davis among commissioned officers in Navy labs. Six former ensigns gain new stripes as lieutenants.
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Barnard College
Armed Services
Army
Ida R. Holzberg
Lawson General Hospital
Atlanta
Georgia
WAC
Pope Field Air Base
Fort Bragg
N. C
Adelaide Bruns
Des Moins
Iowa
Dorothy Smith
England
Sgt
Grace Norris
Suffolk County
New York
Kathryn Crean
New River
Anne Vermile
SPARS
Emma Coulter
WASP
Sweetwater
Briggs Field
Texas
Pat Wetterer
J. G
Anne M. Davis
Washington
Joan Amberg
Elma Krumweider
U. S. Naval Hospital
Bainbridge
Maryland
Elsie Dochterman
Naval Medical Research Institute
Bethsda
Martha Livesay
Northhampton
Winnie Anderson
Jean Sawyer Harris
Helen Owen Harris
Phyllis Wiegard Kelly
Irene Lyons
Mary Sirman
Present Academic Awards To Recent Barnard Graduates
The University Council of Columbia University awarded several graduate fellowships and scholarships. Anne Louise Heene Barnard 43 receives a University Fellowship in Political Science History Department. Paula Thibault Barnard 37 earns the Victor Baier Fellowship in Music. Vida Nancy Lenkeith Barnard 42 gets the Lydig Fellowship in English and Comparative Literature. Fukami Sato Barnard 36 awarded a Graduate Residence Scholarship for Religion. Audrey Kathleen Brown Barnard 44 receives the Frances M. Dibblee Scholarship for graduate History work.
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University Council of
Columbia University
Barnard College
Anne Louise Heene
Barnard
Victor Baier
Paula Thibault
Lydig
Vida Nancy Lenkeith
Fukami Sato
Department of
Religion
Frances M. Dibblee
Audrey Kathleen Brown
Maison Francaise Presents Mariroux Play Tomorrow
A one act play by Mari roux will be staged in costume at the Maison Francaise on Friday afternoon April 28 at 4 15 under the direction of Madame Eve Daniel. A reception and tea will follow.
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Maison Francaise
Mariroux
Madame Eve Daniel
Morningside Bazaar Opens Festival Tonight at 8:15
Florence Levine announces the Morningside Community Center Festival Bazaar tomorrow night at 8 15 at the center. Tickets cost 60 cents and are sold by Ruth Lyttle.
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Morningside Community Center
Florence Levine
Community Service Bureau
Ruth Lyttle
Drama Club Presents The Devil's Disciple Rainy Dress Rehearsal
The Drama Club performs The Devil's Disciple despite continuous rain using a rain machine for sound. Cast members struggle with tight breeches and wigs, while past Wigs & Cues presidents attend. Mr. Skinner and advisers Dr. Latham and Miss Marcia Freeman expect a successful comedy with social significance.
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Wigs & Cues
Skinner
Latham
Marcia Freeman
Jane White of Smith A leader for inter racial links in education
Jane White leads Smith College Alpha and Phi Beta Kappa of the arts and collects servicemen letters underscoring inter race ties. She pushes Negro sociology courses and tax change professorships to strengthen contact between Negro and white students and views global race issues as central to America’s leadership.
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Jane
Accair
Alpha
Smith
Phi Beta Kappa of the Arts
Great Britain
India
America
Campus Etiquette At Our College
The college asks students to keep the southern campus formal and picnic only on the north side of Barnard Hall. Sitters should be well dressed and avoid damaging vines. Smoking is allowed north of Barnard Hall. Do not litter lawns or walks.
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Barnard Hall
French Club To Stage Two Plays For Red Cross Benefit
The Barnard French Club presents two plays next weekend at Brinckerhoff Theater. Martine a modern tableaux piece by Bernard and Les Suites d un Premier Mariage a fast comedy by Labiche will run Thursday and Friday under Madame Eve Daniel. Proceeds partially go to the Red Cross with ticket pricing 35c for Barnard students and $1.10 for outsiders.
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Martine
Brinckerhoff Theater
Jean-Jacques Bernard
Eugene Labiche
Barnard Stdents
Madame Eve Daniel
New School For Social Research
Red Cross
Barbizon Plaza
N. Y
Comédie d
Lilliane Vasseur
Barnard
Brooks
Daisy Fornacca
Daisy
Friends Service work camp offers summer opportunities
Miss Olive Bainton of the American Friends Service Committee outlined summer camps in Nashville Kentucky Indianapolis and Chicago. Projects include repairs in a Negro settlement house a rural school painting and singing projects in Kentucky and starting a recreational program in Chicago. State Department approval allows twenty participants per camp with additional groups in St Louis Maine and Philadelphia.
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Olive Bainton
The
American Friends Service Committee
Nashville
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Chicago
Fisher University
Allen White Settlement
State Department
St. Louis
Missouri
Maine
Anne Ross Keeps U.S. Diving Title
Anne Ross plans to compete in both swimming and diving meets. She travels west for the first time, staying at Lake Merritt Hotel in Oakland and touring San Francisco landmarks. She praises the people but prefers the East as home despite enjoying California sights.
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Anne
Chicago
Lake Merritt
San Francisco
Golden Gate
California
East
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