Alumnae Personal Notices Highlight Teaching and Volunteering
Helen Zagat reportedly teaches a large flourishing dancing class earning substantial sums. Carol Weiss volunteers for the American Association for Labor Legislation and attends the health insurance convention in Washington. Doris Maddow works as a paid staff member for the same association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Zagat
Carol Weiss
American Association For Labor Legislation
Washington
Doris Maddow
Adventures in Advertising for College Women
A college women’s article describes entering advertising via the Thompson Agency, with anecdotes about the apprenticeship, data work, languages, and the aim to join the copy department. It notes varied days, training gaps, and mixed salaries, all highlighting opportunities for ideas over credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cangfincg Ae
Crampton
Birth Announcement for Ely J Kahn Jr.
A birth notice records the December 4 birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Ely J Kahn also known as Elsie Plaut. The item notes the infant’s gender and parentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely J Kahn
Elsie Plaut
Société Française Holds First Postwar Meeting
The Société Française met Friday December 8 for its first gathering under the new organization. President Florence Lehmaier '17 urged full use of French in meetings and revisions to the constitution. Ruth Toledano 718 was elected secretary, replacing Vivian Tappan who resigned. A six member programme committee with Ville Le Duc as adviser was chosen. Faculty support grew with three teachers attending the film, Loiseaux, Mlle Le Duc, and Mile Deby. The group seeks active member involvement beyond staging plays with Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Société Française
Florence Lehmaier
Société
Ruth Toledano
Vivian Tappan
Ville le Duc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thompson Advertising
Intercollegiate Bureau
Barnard
Columbia
Statistical Department
United States
Societe Francaise
The
Barnard Bulletin
Cabaret Artias
Duncana Mayers
Idle Street
N.Y
Phone
Harlem
WM. A. Conaway
W. 131H Street
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