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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1936
Page
10
Pastry prepared at Mme Varney home by Arlene von Sternberg and Anna Waldron. Club president remains central as the tea room decor features district costume sketches and the French flag.
The Freshman class will sell toys for infants to medium sized Philliperee including animals dolls and games such as Renotrol. The booth will be decorated with crepe paper in circus colors.
German Club Deutscher Kreis plans a unique booth at the Fair with a Kausperhauschen display. Items include Marzipal Lebkuchen Christmas cakes imported books dressed dolls novel ties posters and hand woven articles. Native costumes will be worn by members.
The Italian Club will run a unique booth at the Fair. Members have donated articles and contributions, totaling eighty seven items including an Italian victrola record hand carved wooden Scotties from Italy an original pen point etching by a Florentine artist Florentine leather book covers and Italian china. The booth will feature posters and maps of Italy to create an Italian atmosphere.
The Lutheran Club booth at the fair offers about 115 second hand books including adult classics such as Kidnapped Ivanhoe and Beau Geste as well as The World’s One Hundred Best Short Stories and various modern works by Benns Beard Hayes and Hackett. There are children’s books and fiction for all ages.
The Menorah Club will sell real and artificial flowers at the fair. Artificial flowers include several dozen lowered clips worn in hair or on a dress priced at one dollar. Displays will be shown on the apple cart decorative page reference.
Professor Florence Lowther showcases Movies of Africa at Barnard Fair on December 5 at 7 30 P M. The feature draws on her sabbatical trip through the Belgian Congo and lakes region, with encounters from Capetown to Uvira, Pygmy villages, and a bearers led climb to 10000 feet.
The Students Aid Drive under J Craighead totals 965 dollars this year. In addition to the Fair planned, there are secret plans for Faculty Follies with a big surprise. A fifteen cent subscription will fund the Fall production of Wigs and Cues on the weekend of December 1 and 2, with the Advanced Dancing class to present a demonstration for an extra charge.
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