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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1943
Page
4
The annual Candlelight Ceremony will be held Thursday at 5 15 PM in St Pauls Chapel. Chaplain Stephen B Bayne urged a sober Christmas spirit amid war time, stressing humanity and honesty over sentimentality. Organ voluntaries will open the service followed by a choir procession and four student readers tracing the Redeemers coming.
Dr Elizabeth B Hurlock of Columbia University speaks to the Fine Arts Club on The Psychology of Children's Drawings at 4 in the Conference Room. Her visit highlights the exhibit in the Odd Study and notes her works The Psychology of Dress and Modern Ways with Babies.
La Societé Francaise screens Louis Pasteur featuring Sacha Guitry at Brinckerhoff Theater from 4 to 6 tomorrow. General admission 35 cents, members 25 cents, proceeds go to the National War Fund Drive. Nanette Newell notes Guitry’s portrayal compares well with Paul Muni’s Pasteur. General notice: Maison Francaise invites students to lecture French Youth 1939 1943 by Perrier and Lebel at 4:15 p.m. Wednesday with a post talk Q&A and refreshments.
Jose Ruban and Wigs and Cues present Edward the Second at Barnard. Leora Dana stars as Edward with Jennifer Howard as Mortimer and Peg Feury as Queen Isabella. Fresh staging uses plain scenery and bright costumes to heighten action as nobles rise, chase, and meet violent ends.
The piece argues that returning soldiers will not resume old lives but form new groups. It warns propaganda can shape public readiness and urges planning for the worst to channel veterans into constructive forces.
The article profiles Pamela Preston, daughter of Joan Zeiger, a British censor in Bermuda, and her mother. It details a cosmopolitan upbringing across Naples, Paris, and London, wartime escapes, studying in Paris lycee life, and settling in New York to study German while noting Anglo American ties and a forward view on reconstruction.
Dr Ralph Sockman pastor of Christ Church spoke at Chapel in the Barnard Day Series stressing that the war is not a melodrama and urging that the situation be solved differently from the past. He urged two lights faith and democracy guiding liberal religion and urged daily duties with personal faith to get through.
The Glee Club presents a concert featuring Debussy and Ravel influences with Fauré’s Requiem and Loeffler’s By the Rivers of Babylon. Professor Bingham notes impressionistic shading in the works and tickets are free from 406 Barnard at the Music Department.
Professor Helen C. Whit urges women to plan and train for postwar work at a WAC Forum for Freedom talk. She notes limited openings will require high competence in two to three years and advocates joining the armed forces and exploring new fields with flexible traditions.
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