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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1940
Page
2
Campus events list shows December 10 featuring a Sophomore Required Meeting at 304 Barnard and Interfaith College Assembly. Activities include German Play Rehearsal at Brinckerhoff Theatre and Glee Club sessions at 408 Barnard and Hamilton Hall.
The Mortarboard photography schedule lists club and group portrait times from Tuesday to Friday with rooms and locations at Barnard Hall College Parlor Milbank Zoo Lab and other sites. Juniors who missed candid shots must contact Sylvia Gaus photography editor at 742 to reschedule before Thursday.
Professor Florrie Holzwasser on Barnard’s Opera Benefit Committee hosted a meeting and tea to display a prize bag for the alumna or undergraduate selling the most tickets to the Masseet Manon benefit. The goal is a sell-out for January 10 at the Metropolitan Opera House with leading performers Jarmita Novarna Richard Crooks and John Brownlee. The bag by H J Pichel will inspire ticket sales and is shown in Brinckerhoff Hall.
The Columbia College Student Relief Committee sells corsages for the Dean's Drag on Dec 14 to aid the Red Cross and World Student Service Fund. Proceeds fund a $1,000 university quota and WSSF drives. the committee is led by Charles West.
The Brinkerhoff stage presentation of Berkeley Square features Jon Weber as Tom Pettigrew and Julian Roberts as Mr Throstle with Gloria Kathleen Kingsley as the Duchess of Devonshire. Louise Salet earns praise as Mrs Barwick, Frances Phelps delivers a strong set design, and new lighting donated by alumnae enhances the period mood. The show starts strong but lags in the second act, resulting in a disappointing finish despite overall quality.
Columbia history professor Henry Steele Commager will speak at the first all college meeting of the William Allen White Committee on Tuesday December 17 at 4 30 in the College Parlor. The Barnard-Columbia unit will join next Monday in John Jay hall. Benjamin Stolberg will discuss Do We Help America By Aiding Europe.
Professor Byrne will chair a college forum to discuss history’s view of democracy. The 20 minute lecture begins at 4 30 with tea served from 4 10 to 4 30 context emphasizes history as key to solving global democratic problems.
In an extra inning classic the students defeated the faculty 14 to 13 in the annual faculty student baseball game. Faculty captain Professor Peter Riceto led the side as the students rallied from a 3-0 deficit and took an 8-6 lead by the third inning. Meredith Wright captained the student team with a lineup including Jean Young Charlo Mi Kenzie Glafyra Fenning Marie Bellerjeau Robert Bri ford Babbette Jacobson Kremsdorf Martha Welsty Krane Amelia Smith Wassel Ian Kelley Lou Hay.
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