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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1937
Page
2
Notices say Dorothy Keaven deputy commissioner of licenses will speak at a Pre-Law Society tea on Monday December 20 in Room 401 Barnard Hall.
The Episcopal Club requests the return of Christmas stockings today and asks students who have not filled theirs to bring gifts to fill all remaining stockings. Items may be turned in at the Jake table or left in Student Mail for Susan Guy.
Macy’s department store hosts a Christmas season tour for students interested in seeing how a large store operates behind the scenes. Details on time and date are available at the Occupation Bureau.
Boxes labeled Employees Christmas Fund have been set up for voluntary contributions from students and faculty in Jake room and the Milbank main hall.
The Pre-Medical Society will meet Tuesday December 21 in Room 401 Barnard Hall at 4 p.m.
The Social Science Union plans an informal dance Friday evening January 28 in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Admission is fifty cents per couple.
At a Wednesday noon meeting in Room 401 Barnard Hall the Mathematics Club elected officers Louise Conner 39 Joan Raisbeck 39 as vice president Mary Ritchie 39 as treasurer and Virginia Shaw 38 as secretary.
The club presents a two part evening with a play featuring Ninetta di Benedetto and Gertrude Smith in charge of staging four scenery changes. Dorothy Stockwell handles costuming while Helene Jaffin handles publicity and Ninetta di Benedetto manages the business. Shirley Ellenbogan oversees props, Mary Maloney arranges the Friday dance from 12:30 am, 50 cents per couple, informal dress allowed. Guests of honor include Dean Virginia C Gilder sleeve, Miss Mabel Weeks, and several professors and doctors. Minor W Latham serves as faculty advisor.
Miriam Weber Florence Dubroff selected to represent S S U Vassar at the convention. Other delegates include Ruth Frankfurter Deborah Allen Ruth Borgenicht and Miriam Wechsler. Norman Thomas to address the peace panel Thursday. Columbia invites Barnard to a December 16 dance at Center Hotel. subscriptions 50 cents. Gay Nineties Ball on New Year’s Eve at Dell’s Park Inn. tickets 125 cents for ASU members 150 cents for non members. buses run from the George Washington Bridge to the inn every 15 minutes.
The annual posture contest at the physical education department ends with Pauline Fleming winning. Marjorie Luce and Mary Rhodin place close behind as judges from Reachers College select the finalists from fifty two contestants. Spectators eliminate the rest and note many finalists are freshmen, while seniors blame the Barnard grind.
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