Lady Ursula's Adventure at Edgeware Ends in Romance
Review of the Junior Show production Lady Ursula's Adventure notes Sir George Sylvester's duel abort and Lady Ursula choosing pistols. The cast includes May Kenny as Sir George, Marguerite Schorr as Lady Ursula, and Louise Ross as Dorothy Fenton with strong comic support from Jeanette Unger and Christine Straighton. The piece praises the lead and the ensemble, calling the performance highly successful.
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Sir G George
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London
Sir George
Ursula
Edgeware
Dorothy
Frank Hassenden
Ursttayou
May Kenny
Sir George Sylvester
Miss Kenny
Francois Vion
Monsieur Beaucaire
Marguerite Schorr
Louisa Ross
Dorothy Fenton
Dorothy Herod
Earl of
Hassenden
Jeanette Unger
Jack Castleton
Christine Straighton
Mr. Blimboe
Attracton
Miss Straighton
Divine
Lady Ursula
Quilton
Laura Jeffrey
Alice Varhouse
Dent
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Herod
George Sylvester
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Blimboe
C. Straiton
ANGIE
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Bek
A. Vorhaus
Castleton
J. Unger
Dervereux
Reid
Ward
Ly Sabha Sli
Palmer
Robert Clifford
J. Rosenthal
Orsilloty
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Ea Deel
L. Jeffrey Wet Ea
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Fenton
F. Schwartzman
Lord Hassenden
L. Ros
Ursula Barrington
M. Schorr
Esther Beers
Barnard Violin Club
Carl Wustl
H. Warendorff
D. Fitch
L. Jeffrey
Ferguson
D. Herod
L. Walton
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Societe Francaise Varsity Lineup Released for Fall Season
The roster lists Sallie Pero 13 center Eleanor Hadsell 14 right inside forward Eleanor Mayer 14 left inside forward Fannie Markwell 15 left wing Gladys Pierson 16 centre half back Naomi Harris 13 right half back Priscella Lockwood 13 left half back Helen Dwyer 13 left full back Helen Gilledeau 15 right full back Edna Henry 15 goalkeeper Marguerite Van Duyn 713 as manager.
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Sallie Pero
Eleanor Hadsell
Eleanor Mayer
Fannie Markwell
Gladys Pierson
Naomi Harris
Priscella Lockwood
Helen Dwyer
Helen Gilledeau
Dorothy Stanhoro
Edna Henry
Marguerite van Duyn
Truth About Debating Club in The Bulletin
In reply to a former student note the Debating Club began as a freshman project in 1915. Officials say leadership should be for upperclassmen, but freshmen recovered the constitutional copy and pushed to make the club undergraduate led. They seek Student Council status to revive the club’s work.
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Debating Club at Barnard Proposes Student Council Status
A letter argues Debating Club should become a regular undergraduate function, urging Student Council action. It critiques faculty scrutiny of new clubs, compares with religious and philanthropic groups, and questions the value of fraternities and other activities in shaping productive college life.
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Socialist Club
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