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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
2
Mr Steinberg spoke to the Menorah Club on Monday afternoon December 14 about Theodore Herzl and Zionism. He argued against political Zionism as an end but favored cultural Zionism, hoping cultural achievements would foster social justice and better social organization.
Father Ross led a Newman Club talk on determinism versus free will in the Conference Room. He argued the inconsistency of opposers' views, quoted eminent theologians, and encouraged reading, followed by a lively group discussion. The next meeting is set for December 15.
The Politics Club met on Monday December 7 to debate conditions in China and the recent Pekin Customs Conference. The discussion also covered the rise of economic imperialism and related issues among members.
Dean Gildersleeve presented modern poetry at a Christmas tea in the Blue Room on Sunday December 13. He read works by Masefield De La Mare and Mew with translations of Chinese poetry. Elizabeth Bowe and Elizabeth Hillyer offered songs, while all guests joined in Christmas carols with Virginia Churchill at the piano.
The first in a series of tea dances took place Saturday afternoon December 12 in Brooks Hall. Margaret Reimund chaired the event with tea served in the Blue Room. An orchestra provided for dancing and bridge tables were arranged. Faculty hostesses included Miss Abbott Miss Gode Miss Le Duc Miss Mc Bride and Mrs Seals. About thirty five couples and many stags attended.
The society thanks Mrs. Isabel Levenson for her courtesy and time in helping styling and fitting the casts for Wigs and Cues.
Miss Ely explains the League aims to educate women and girls in Psychology Sociology Economics Social History Literature and Art through discussion rather than rote facts. The League faces a shortage of teachers able to translate abstract concepts into daily life and relies on Carnegie support to fund traveling instructors for small towns.
The pantomime The Shepherd in the Distance received high marks for professional production values costumes scenery and acting. Ruth Coleman crafted a distinct musical tone while the entire cast earned praise for their balanced performance and charm.
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