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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1932
Page
4
A playful verse invites readers to Barnard Pool this Friday at four for stunt practice and shows. It celebrates returning skill, challenging the young at heart, and welcomes beginners and seasoned performers alike in a light hearted community event.
Freshmen first team defeated sophomores 34 23 on December 7 while sophomores second team beat freshmen second team 45 22. Seniors lost to juniors 46 30 as class rivals differ with missing players. White Red Yellow games saw Yellows win 18 12. Senior list includes S Anthony H Porter and others. Junior list names Fabricant Brodie Phelps Martin Douglas Flanagan Rieti Nova. Sophomore list Collyer Lewis Schlosser Focht Murphy Ryan Hayes Rudolph Conaty Haller. Freshman list Neale Frost Van Horne Titlebaum Pustello Hallenbeck Maher.
Two Christmas festival services are scheduled for the week before holidays. The Christmas Carol Service will be held Sunday December 18 at 11 o clock with Rev. Samuel M Dorrance as speaker. The Candlelight Service follows on Monday December 19 at 3215 p m with carols and anthems led by Professor Lowell P Beveridge.
Review praises William the noble sailor and Miss Ruge for nearly convincing burlesque performance. Cast members Miss Machlin Miss Horsburgh and Miss Weinstock receive commendation for vocal delivery and changing roles. Direction by Miss Agnes Morgan praised, with stage management by Miss Cook and design by Constance Smith and others.
Seniors majoring in French, members of the Société Francaise of Barnard College, are invited to attend Thursday teas at the Maison Francaise from 4:30 to 6. Marie Ninon André, Secretary of the Maison Francaise, lists 411 West 117th Street as the venue.
The Social Service Committee led by Jane Rine announces a Christmas party for children who would not otherwise receive gifts. Volunteers ask for small toy donations and direct students to Miss Rine through Students' Mail or Miss Weeks' office at noon. The event, at Union Neighborhood Center, will aid children seven years old and younger in the neighborhood.
Agnes Creagh, aged 18 or 1935, has been elected track manager for next year by the girls who took track this fall. She won all hurling events javelin basketball and medicine ball in the fall meet and is named chair of the Committee of 25.
Mrs Luella North chief judge of Clinton County Children's Court New York will speak at 4 PM in the conference room She will outline the court work and her varied experiences since 1924 as New York's only woman judge She has worked on juvenile delinquency in Plattsburg and nearby areas and discusses international ties due to Clinton County’s proximity to Canada Government majors are the primary audience with others invited.
Dramatic critic Dana Skinner addressed the Newman Club at Barnard Hall on Thursday noon. He argued theater mirrors public pain and proposed writing a play about a woman whose son is accused of a crime her husband committed, noting drama's power to reflect personal experience.
The Debating Club that was set to meet before the Dean this Thursday has been postponed to Friday at 4 due to illness among several team members.
At a meeting in the Conference Room on Thursday December 8 the Thomas for President Club formed the Fabian Group to study socialism. Officers elected were Winifred Sheridan chairing with Sylvia Simon secretary Ruth Bowers treasurer. A committee on Education and Publicity was chaired by Lillian Hurwitz with Jeanette Freeman and Caroline Collver as members.
The dormitory Christmas tea will be held next Sunday afternoon with Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs performing Christmas music. Professor Beveridge will oversee the music and guests will join in carol singing after the program. Seniors will march through dormitories Thursday night in the annual candle procession led by Iva Ellis Ruth Jenks and Mildred Wells.
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