Margaret Irish at Strasbourg and Heidelberg Visit
The article recounts Margaret Irish’s gratitude for her Columbia Honors degree and details her weekend in Heidelberg with Ilsa Ferch. She describes seeing Die Heilige Johanna and Rose Bernd, plans for Paris and Geneva, and hopes for a spring term in Paris with possible summer travels. She mentions meeting Erskine and a Dijon doctor, and reflects on respected ties to Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidelberg
Joan
Ilsa Ferch
Rose Bernd
New York
Shaw
Paris
Geneva
British Isles
Dijon
Erskine
Columbia
Sophomore Hop Draws Eighty Couples in Barnard Hall
The annual Sophomore dance was held in Barnard Hall gym on February 5 from nine to twelve thirty. About eighty couples attended, with patrons and patronesses including Dean Gildersleeve and Mrs. Weeks. Edith Colvin won the lucky number dance and received a compact as a prize. The committee featured the girls Florence Spiltoir Matan Noel Stone Florence Fis Josephine Firor Adele Norton Strude Thompson and Harriet Van Slyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Hall
Dean Gildersleeve
Liss Weeks
Braun
Payne
Cardon
Edith Colvin
Florence Spiltoir
Ma Tan
Noel Stone
Florence ‘5S
Josephine Firor
Adele Norton
Strude Thompson
Harret van Slyke
Mary Agnes Hamilton Explains MacDonald Labor Link
Mary Agnes Hamilton known as Iconoclast spoke to social science students on Ramsay MacDonald and the Labour Party. She argued MacDonald embodies the labor movement, outlines three career stages, and defends his stance against communism and wartime policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Party
Mary Agnes Hamilton
Iconoclast
Hamilton
MacDonald
Russia
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Margaret Irish
Strasbourg
Sophop
Labor Movement
Cox Sons and Vining
East 23Rd Street
Barnard
Renee Fulton
Marcel
Annette
Amsterdam Ave
J. G. Papadem & CO
Broadway
Sts
Yellowstone
J. P. Tea Room
114Th St
F. G. Weidnan
Mgr
Royal Mail
Sehkoot of Foreign Travel, Inc
College St
New Haven, Conn
Kathryn E. Drenan
la Salle Street
125Th Street
Fountain & Grill
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