Alumne Association Stages Two Farces At Show
Last week the Alumne Association presented Maitre Patelin translated by Evelyn Osborn and Eliinog 2 B Endicott and Macaire a micro dramatic farce by R L Stevenson and W S Henley. Performances featured A G Cahn Bertrand O Dumont and E Alsberg with strong acting by A G Ware and Dertrand in Macaire. The review notes lively French humor strong minor roles and overall collegiate fare with some pacing and length drawbacks.
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Alumne Association
Lambkin
A. G
Calm
Patelin
Lee
Solhaga
Dertrand
Macaire
Ren
the & A
Pureble Mosaic
Linus
Maitre Patelin
Teachers College Receives $50,000 Gift Expands Campus
Heirs of William Earl Dodge donate four city lots on One Hundred and Twentieth Street to Teachers College, nearly completing a block from Broadway to Amsterdam Avenue. Land will host a school garden as expansion continues alongside new extension courses in Religious Education taught by Dr. Richard Morse Hodge.
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Teachers College
William Earl Dodge
Whittier Hall
Broadway
Amsterdam Avenue
Richard Morse Hodge
Union Theological Seminary
Teachers College Record
Henry C. Pearson
Frank M. McMurray
Mary Duncan Runyan
Meeting of Directors of Barnard Botanical Club
At a recent directors meeting held at Miss Brackett’s home, the Barnard Botanical Club decided the lecture details to be given by Professor Lloyd. The club voted to purchase and frame pictures showing different conditions of tree growth to present to the Botanical Department for display in the hall of the Botanical wing. The tea date was set and committees were appointed.
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Barnard Botanical Club
Miss Brackett
Lloyd
Botanical
Junior Ball Celebrated by Columbia Class of 1905
The class held its Junior Ball on February 3 in the Columbia gymnasium with elaborate decorations including a large Barnard banner. The event featured a reception at 8:30, dancing from 9 until 2, supper in the lunch room, and music by Muller and his ten piece orchestra. Committee members and patronesses listed, highlighting Florence A. Meyer as chair and several Mrs. and Miss organizers.
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Columbia Gymnasium
Nicholas
Barnard
Columbia
Muller
Whtose
Florence A. Meyer
Beatrice Anderson
Elsie M.ehrich
Edith B. Fettretch
Alice M. Rheinstein
I. Dorrian
F. Hope Purdon
Henry Anderson
Frank G. Bryson
Joseph A. Dorrian
William J. Ehrich
Joseph Fettretch
Laura D. Gill
Theodore F. H. Meyer
Herbert Parsons
John Purdon
George .Haven Putnam
Frederick Rheinstein
Resignations at Columbia University Prompt Changes
At a trustees meeting on February , Columbia University accepted the resignation of Professor George E. Woodberry of the Department of Comparative Literature effective June 30. Woodberry, appointed in 1891 and titled Professor of Comparative Literature since 1900, holds a year long leave abroad and directs the Journal of Comparative Literature and Columbia Studies in Comparative Literature. It is believed Edward A. MacDowell, Professor of Music, will resign at the next trustees session.
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Columbia University
George E. Woodberry
Woodberry
Journal of Comparative Literature
Columbia University Studies
Pursell Mfg Co Serves Dainty Afternoon Teas
The Pursell Manufacturing Company at 916 Broadway offers afternoon teas luncheons and receptions served in the daintiest form and described as perfection of the caterer's art.
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Pursell Mfg. Co
Broadway
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Willis Tides
Hin
A.G. Cahn
A.C. J. Bamberger
E. Alsberg
Etek Een
M. J. Eaton
MM. Rogers
Robert Macaire
A. G. Ware
Bertrand
Ceee Ee
A. G. Cahn
Dumont
A. Stillwell
Charles
Kk. Armstrong
Goriot
H. M. Rogers
Marquis
E. Osborne
Beipacher
M. Drew
Nestle Goriot
M. G. Townsend
M. L. Eaton
Botanical Club
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