Alumnae Dinner To Jean Attracts 900 Reservations
A Barnard alumnae dinner honoring Miss Gilderleeve’s twenty fifth anniversary as Dean drew 900 reservations forcing the seat map to cap at one thousand. Mrs Duty chairs the event with Mrs William L Duffy seeking space for about 100 more guests at the February 18 dinner at the Biltmore. Attendees include Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia and Dr Nicholas Murray Butler with numerous hostesses and ushers listed.
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Beaven
Alfred E. Meyer
Barnard
Mary Woolley
W. Murray Crane
Willard Travell
Alvin Johnson
Paul Strong Achilles
Austin McIntosh
van Rensselaer ,Voslavsky
J. van Beuren Wittman
William Harley Glathe
Francis D. McCormick
George A. Plimpton
Plimpton
Roger Williams
Francis T. P. Plimpton
Leroy Jones
George Wel- Mood Murray
Murray Leroy Jones
Sanders Speaks On South America at McMillin Theatre
Major James C. Sanders spoke at McMillin Theatre in the third of five illustrated talks titled The Fascinating Coast of South America. He traced Peru Ecuador Bolivia and Chile from the northwest to Quito noting Indian majority and modern city developments with slides of former yellow fever pest holes and new steel and concrete buildings. He discussed Quito the old capital and stated that Indians resent land taxes for stalls while Panama hats are not produced in Panama. Continued on page 4.
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Peru
Ecuador
Bolivia
Chile
James C. Sanders
South America
McMillin Theatre
Sanders
Quito
Major Sanders
Panama
A.S.U. Seeks Barnard Chapter and Boosts Membership
Barnard plans to form an American Student Union chapter after Social Science Union adopts its program. A.S.U. seeks about fifty Barnard members and runs a Jake booth at noon daily to recruit. The Student Advocate, edited by James Wechsler, is selling its maiden issue for five cents.
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Barnard
Social Science Union
A.S.U
Jake
Student Advocate
American Student Union
Vassar
Representative Assembly
Literary Club
James Wechsler
Columbia Spectator
The
Advocate
A.S.A
Fingerprinting Drive Authenticated by Barnard Student Council
Dorothy Crook urges Barnard cooperation in a civilian fingerprinting drive. Elaine Goltz says participation is voluntary with many students eager to be fingerprinted. A Justice Department representative will visit the Conference Room in coming weeks to collect prints from Barnard women.
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Dorothy Crook
Barnard College Club
Washington
Barnard
Student Council
Elaine Goltz
Miss Goltz
Department of Justice
Miss Crook
Spurgeon to Read Poetry to English Majors
Dr. Spurgeon of the University of London and author of Shakespeare's Imagery and What It Tells Us will read ancient and modern poetry on Friday February 14 at 4 15 in the College Parlor. English majors must attend and tea will be served as the college invites all students.
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Spurgeon
University of London
The Green Owl Chosen As Junior Show Title
The committee selected The Green Owl as the junior show name after no other suitable submission. The show will be presented Friday evening March 13 by the college.
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the Green Owl
All-Star Undergraduates Top Alumnae 37 to 18 in Annual Benefit
Barnard’s All-Star Undergraduate Basketball team defeated the alumnae 37 to 18 in the annual game held last Wednesday. Captained by Anna Pustello the Undergrads featured Vivian Neale Pat Maher Adele Hansen Mary Hagan Marguerite Logan Veronica Ruzicka Virginia Rockwell and Lucille Dannenberg along with guards Lucille Dannenberg Margery Ray. Ginsberg led the alumnae with 12 points and captain Gertrude Leuchtenberg, Frieda Ginsberg Rebecca Kornblith Helen Brody Alice Harper Betty Focht Sylvia Fabricant Mary Nelson Helen Appel Deborah Douglas Nancy Craig Elizabeth Hayes contributed. Miss Tuzo refereed.
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Barnard
All-Stars
Anna Pustello
Vivian Neale
Pat Maher
Adele Hansen
Mary Hagan
Marguerite Logan
Veronica Ruzicka
Virginia Rockwell
Lucille Dannenberg
Margery Ray
Gertrude Leuchtenberg
Frieda Ginsberg
Rebecca “Kornblith
Helen
Miss Crowley
Miss Holland
Miss Tuzo
Barnard acquires Riverside Drive site for new building
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve announced Barnard College has bought an unoccupied Riverside Drive block near Fiske Hall for 500000 dollars with half donated and 240000 loaned. Dr Stephen P Duggan urged organized education to address the crisis in education and improve student morale amid global changes.
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Riverside Drive
120Th
Tarst Street
Fiske Hall
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
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Jean
Bialy
Mrs. Duty
Mr. Nek Dor
Eorge Endicott
Witt Endicott
Katharine
John V. NI
Elizabeth Ross
John H
John Angus Burrell
Eleanor Keller
Ferry de Fontnouvelle
Onsul
McMillin
S.S.U
Booth
Dr. Spurgeon
Fiske
Stephen Duggan
International Education Institute
Stephen P. Duggan
Institute of International Education
Italy
Germany
Dr. Duggan
France
Duggan
America
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