Barnard Girls Swim Meet Highlights Holiday Program
The Barnard School held a Thursday afternoon swimming meet featuring diving and a medley relay won by a team including M Sickles and A Brasted. Amy Placed first in the forty two yard dash. Dorothy Watts won diving and Majorie Sickles took the backstroke. A Santa Claus water polo race and a three legged race entertained, with a life wit class water polo match ending 3 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Imeet
Selock Wi
Schaeffer
Adair
Amy
Barnard
Dorothy Watts
Majorie Sickles
M. Sickles
D. Brauneck
H. Knobloch
A. Brasted
Santa Claus
Miss Finan
Spanish Club Christmas Party at College Parlor
The Spanish Club at HK sponsors a Christmas party this afternoon at 4 o clock in the College Parlor. Each Spanish class plans entertainment such as plays or songs. Elementary classes will participate and tea will be served.
Episcopal Club Aids Needy Family With Christmas Gifts
Mrs. Clifford Ladd hosted the Episcopal Club yesterday afternoon as members collected gifts for a needy family to be shared at Christmas. The group invites further donations from the college community and asks to contact Elizabeth Simpson via Student Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Ladd
Episcopal Club
Senior Rings and Class Ring Request
Readable text notes seniors seeking class rings with names Agnes Creagh and Mudene Marl mentioned. Year 1935 appears as a date or reference in the fragment. Prompt lacks clear event details or structured notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Creagh
Throne
Mudene Marl
Current Events Club meeting notes stray into politics
An apparent club meeting at Barnard Hall discussed national political trends. The report notes involvement by Walter Relis of the National Executive Committee and mentions membership growth in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Relis
League
Barnard Hall
Pnd
Stojd
Star
Dee
Petac
Relis
Bng
Cuba
Tious Maga
College News Board Tea Held by Miss Helen
A brief item notes a tea event hosted by Miss Helen for the college news board. Details are limited but indicate a small social gathering within the campus community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College. ‘News’ Board
Helen
Duranty Addresses Russia and War Risks at Columbia
Pulitzer winner Walter Duranty spoke at Columbia University’s School of Journalism detailing life in Russia, censorship, and press practices. He argued England and USSR avoid war while Russia pursues modernization, citing incidents and media habits to illustrate his view of a cautious path to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Walter Duranty
School of Journalism
England
U.S.S
Kiroff Association
Durant
Duranty
Dr. Duranty
Columbia University
Abbott Event Highlights Newspaper Writing Experiences
On Monday December 10 in Brooks Hall Page Abbott hosted a gathering with guests Miss Helen Erskiner and Miss Coman from the Herald Tribune staff. Miss Coman spoke to the News Board about newspaper writing and her experiences as a newspaper woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Abbott
Brooks Hall
Helen Erskiner
Miss Coman
The
Herald Tribune
Coman
News Board
Alumnae Do Something Through Occupation Bureau History
The Alumnae narrative traces the growth of the Occupational Bureau from its 1909 formation led by Alice Duer Miller to promote employment for graduates. It notes early registrations, 14 jobs earned, and later efforts providing 650 jobs with 80 percent permanent, alongside credentialing for external positions and ongoing College support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Duer Miller
College
Bureau of Occupations
Debate Club Sets Focus On Specific Topics And Cynicism
The Debating Society debated Cynicism as a life view and favored specific subjects over general ones. Professor Hultzen outlined subject division and learning aims and Agnes Leckie and Jessie Herkimer challenged Griselda Holzinger and Muriel Herzstein to a socialized medicine debate on January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hultzen
Agnes Leckie
Jessie Herkimer
Griselda Holzinger
Muriel Herzstein
Senior Class Hostess At Ten Members Of Science Faculties
Georgiana Remer and Peggy Goble presided at the second Senior Faculty tea in the College Parlor for the class of 1935. Ten guests from Botany Chemistry Zoology Psychology Physics Geology attended and conducted a tour, with Roselle Riggin Dor other Atlee Gertrude Rubsamen Aline Joveshof Thomasine Campbell Frances Benton Ann Sunderland Pat Kluge Natalie Monaghan Marjorie Kimont serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana Remer
Peggy Goble
Roselle Riggin
Dorothy Atlee
Gertrude Rubsamen
Aline Joveshof
Thomasine Campbell
Frances Benton
Ann Sunderland
Pat Kluge
Natalie Monaghan
Marjorie Kimont
Deutscher Kreis To Hold Xmas Party In Brooks
The Deutscher Kreis and German Department present a Christmas party in Brooks Hall reception room on Wednesday December 19 from 4 to 6 pm. A play directed by Miss Gwendoline Cotton opens the program with a chorus of angels and a life size Fra Angelico angel in a gold frame performing carols. The audience should be seated by four so the play can begin at 4 15. Families are not invited due to the large student turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deutscher Kreis
Brooks Hall
Gwendoline Cotton
French Club Christmas Party Opens New Milbank Room
The French Club held its annual Christmas tea yesterday at 4:15 in the new French room in Milbank. Students performed French pieces by elementary, intermediate, and advanced groups with a final combined rendition. A manger display with sheep angels and wise men was featured in the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbank
UN Flambeau
Jeannette Isabelle
Appropriations Made To Fellow And Greek Games
The class of 1937 appropriated sixty dollars to the Greek Games of 1935 at its December 14 meeting. Twenty five dollars was donated to the Student Fellowship fund. Ruth Walters was elected song leader after Deborah Hunt resigned. Jane Craighead urged all 37 members to join the Games before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Walters
Deborah Hunt
Jane Craighead
Gr Gx
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Notes
New York Times
Columbia
Sylvia, Simon
Times
Bay
Zcesla
Communist Party
Kiroff
Sophronia
D. W. Bazinet, Inc
Amsterdam Avenue
Toys
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam
Whittier
Debating Society
Brooks
Miss Cotton
Riverside Tea Room
West 113Th Street
Broadway
Schiller Stationery
116Th Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!