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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1946
Page
2
Miss Jeanne Mitchell a Barnard College graduate played the violin with Miss Mildred Leshock also a Barnard graduate on piano at Club Hotel Music Club recital in the College Parlor last Thursday afternoon. Refreshments followed the event.
The Rev. Donald Huelges, adviser to Lutheran students in New York City, will speak at UCA chapel on Wednesday on Christ vs. Ourselves. The following week Mrs. Martha Day, assistant to the Columbia University chaplain, will address UCA members.
Professor Edgar Lorch of Barnard College spoke to the Math Club about integers. The meeting ran Friday from 4 to 6 in the Conference Room with refreshments after the talk.
The last senior tea of 1946 was held yesterday afternoon from 4 to 5 30 in the college parlor. Faculty and administrative staff were invited as students escorted faculty members and refreshments were served. Pat Groesbeck led the event noting it was the third tea in the year's series.
Professor Arthur Remy will lecture to the Deutscher Kreis on May 9 on The Humorous Approach to Philology. He will illustrate his talk with cartoons. The Germanic philology professor had been set for April 25 but cannot attend.
The Trustees of Barnard College elected R. E. Gillmor to membership on the Board at a meeting on April 25. Gillmor is Vice-President of the Sperry Corporation and holds offices at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, with a home at Red Spring Colony, Glen Cove, Long Island.
The Dance Group of Barnard College presents a demonstration on Thursday May 2 at 8 15 in McMillan Theatre with free admission. Marie Anne Phelps chairs the event and participants include Frances Holmgren Leora Dana Marion Gluck Priscilla Block Roz Brueck Madaleine Thomas Marri Tracris Eva Maze Betty Bar Fas and Irma Berkowitz.
The Spanish department of Bar nard College will hold a reception for Gabriela Mistral on May 7 at 8 30 in the college parlor. Miss Mistral will lecture followed by a Q and A period. Refreshments will be served and the college invites the public. A later notice will publish the talk topic.
The A A health committee will hold a bicycle trip on Friday. Students meeting on Jake at three o'clock will ride to a shop where bicycles may be rented. The cost is fifty cents an hour. The committee urges Barnard girls to join and enjoy spring weather while shaping figures. A sign up poster will be on Jake today.
Radio Theatre debuts a new dramatic show on CURC CCURC with Eva Maze as producer and director. The half hour program airs every Monday at 8 30 PM on station 610 and features comedy drama and mystery. Mortarboard Pictures announces formal 1948 yearbook portraits at Sarony Studios 362 Fifth Avenue 34th Street with a $1 sitting fee refundable on order. Prospective juniors urged to sign up via poster on Jake and keep sittings under 20 minutes.
At the first meeting of the new Representative Assembly held in Room 408 Barnard Hall on Monday a class meeting policy was suggested and a brief report on the Model UN Conference at Lafayette College was heard. Jane Weidlund urged longer pre conference delegation selection while Carol Johns announced regular biweekly Assembly meetings.
Two American Barnard graduates work in a multilingual United Nations department under Sobolev directing document flow and meeting agendas. They observe council sessions, note tea rituals, and glimpse delegates as they pursue careers with the U N feeling hopeful about progress.
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