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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1941

Page

3

Berlioz Requiem Presented by Columbia Glee Club and Orchestra

The Columbia Music Department presented Berlioz Requiem at Barnard Gym in a New York City level performance last night led by James Giddings with tenor William Hess. The program showcased dramatic shifts from martial to sacred to sentimental, highlighting Berlioz’s romantic orchestration though only eight of twenty three timpani were available. The piece’s innovations, including flute and trombone duet, drew strong audience response.

Berlioz Barnard Amnasium Columbia Music Department New York City James Giddings William Hess Glee Club Trlioz Regem

Wigs and Cues Presents Spring Plays May 2 3

Wigs and Cues announces three one act plays for spring May 2 and 3 at Brinckerhoff Theatre. Annajanska The Bolshevik Empress directed by June Amsden The Monkey s Paw directed by Beatrice Belis and King Argimenes and The Unknown Warrior directed by Margaret George. Beth Zimmerschied leads Argimenes. Tickets on sale daily this week.

Wigs and Cues Elmer Rice G. Bernard Shaw Annajanska W. W. Jacobs Lord Dunsany King Argimenes and the Unknown Warrior Beotia June Amsden Dorothy Alpern Elsie White Eleanor Allen Beatrice Belis Argimenes Brinckerhoff Margaret George Beth Zimmerschied Jake Dramatic Club Barnard C.C

Publications Tea Marks College Press tradition with candles

A quiet Friday afternoon in the college parlor celebrated the press staff of the annual publications the Bulletin and Quarterly and two other papers. Executives received corsages while retiring and new editors were honored with cakes and handmaids bearing lighted candles inscribed with sentiments highlighting the event.

Bulletin Sus

Unclaimed Articles To Be Auctioned

Notice from the Comptroller's Office says lost and found items not claimed by April 30 will be auctioned at noon on May 1 in the Conference Room. Students who lost items during the year should visit the Comptroller's Office before the date to identify and claim their property.

Comptroller's Office

Senior Week Head Elected for Class of 42

Juliette Kenney was elected chairman of Senior Week for the class of 42 at a junior class meeting in 304 Barnard. She serves on Barnard Hall Social committee and is treasurer of Residence Halls, with past roles in Mortarboard editorship, Junior Prom, and Junior Show cast. The other nominees were Joan Brown Betty Hanf and Joan Rosenfield.

Juliette Kenney Barnard Miss Kenney Barnard Hall Newman Club Joan Brown Betty Hanf Joan Rosenfield

Limberg 41 to Play Recital at College Parlor

Eugenie Limberg 41 will give a violin and viola recital Thursday May 1 in the College Parlor at o'clock. The program, in her own selections, includes Handel, Beethoven and Debussy sonatas. Limberg, from Texas, is first alternate for the Murray Fellowship and active in chamber music with weekly W.A. performances.

Eugenie Limberg Music Miss Limberg Barnard Debussy Texas Murray The

ASU Hears Address By Dr Ward On War Motives

Reverend Harry F. Ward addressed the Barnard Student Union gathering at ASU last Thursday. He warned that the war ends only when Britain reshapes plans to expand mankind’s capacities, enabling Hitler’s defeat. He noted student distrust over war motives and questioned Washington and London statements on war aims, calling the conflict a three cornered struggle among Hitler Churchill and Roosevelt for empire.

Hitler Harry FF. Ward All University Barnard Student Union Dr. Ward Washington London Ward Churchill House of Commons Roosevelt British Empire

Dean Gildersleeve to Address U C A on Peace

Dean Gildersleeve will address a meeting of the University Christian Association and the William Allen White club today in the College Parlor. She will speak on The Organization of Peace. The college at large is invited to attend.

Dean U.C.A The Organization of Peace

Phi Beta Kappa elects 22 new Barnard chapter members

The Barnard Section of the Columbia Phi Beta Kappa announces 22 Class of 1941 members including Frances Billings Elizabeth Bishop Sherrill Cannold Charlotte Cassell Marilou Crescenzo Mary Elizabeth Ewald Cecil Golann Jane Greenbaum Evelyn Harrison Betty Isaacs Babette Jacobson Eugenie Limberg Phyllis Mann Alice Marcellus Marie Mesrobian Doris Prochaska Helen Ranney Ruth Stevenson Ruth Taubenhaus Doris Williams Jean Willis Jacqueline Wirsching Initiations set for tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the College Parlor.

Frances Billings Elizabeth Bishop Sherrill Cannold Charlotte Cassell Marilou Crescenzo Mary Elizabeth Ewald Cecil Golann Jane Greenbaum Evelyn Harrison Betty Jeanine Isaacs Babette Jacobson Eugenie Limberg Phyllis Mann Alice Marcellus Marie Mesrobian Doris Prochaska Helen Ranney Ruth Stevenson Ruth Taubenhaus Doris Williams

Assembly Considers Amendment and Senior Assembly Appointments

The Representative Assembly discussed a proposed amendment to the Undergraduate Constitution and announced Senior Assembly chairman appointments. The eligibility chair slate included Jane De vonshire, Charlotte Gabor, and Edith Meyer, with Meyer declining. The Assembly sent the slate back for reconsideration to ensure three names remain. An amendment by Doris Bayer would have Honor Board representatives elected from closed three person slates by the Honor Board, replacing class floor additions. Clytia Capraro was named an additional Council appointment as Senior Assembly chairman by President Gunning.

Student Council Jane Devonshire Charlotte Gabor Edith Meyer Miss Meyer Representative Assembly Doris Bayer Honor Board Clytia Capraro Gunning

Hold Last Coffee Dance on May 2

The last coffee dance of the year is set for Friday May 2 in the Dodge Room Earl Hall from 4 p.m. until EOD. Coffee and refreshments will be served and tickets are on sale from Jake between 12 and 1 on May 1 and May 2.

Dodge Room Earl Hall Jake

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Lee Betty Elwyn Berlioz Romanticist Dunsany Jacobs Shaw Amsden Belis George Will Vay Haan Bulleye Limberg '41 Asu Dean Gildersleeve Will Alen White Club the College At Phi Beta Kappa the Electoral Board of the Colum Bia Jean Willis Jacqueline Wirsching Miss Mortar Board By Deborah Burstein Met Ropolitan Press Mortar Board Assembly Meyer
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