New York Diocesan Graduate Fellowship in Education 1917
The New York Diocesan Board of Religious Education offers a $500 fellowship for 1917 18 in religious education at Columbia University. Open to Episcopalian men and women under 30 with a bachelor degree or equivalent, it weighs scholastic standing and leadership promise in religious education. Applicants must submit letters, registrar certificates, health evidence, and plans for future work.
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New York
University Council
Fossils and Lunch at the American Museum of Natural History
The Geology Club enjoyed a Saturday morning tour guided by Dr. Mook through restricted workrooms with excavated fossils and a Knight studio preparing Pleistocene panels. Charles R Knight gave an impromptu exhibition before a luncheon hosted by Dr and Mrs Mook. A brief meeting approved future papers and member reports.
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Geology Club
American Museum of Natural History
Mook
Charles R. Knight
Dr. Mook
Five Lectures on The Appreciation of Music by Mason
In New York the David Mannes Music School announces a course of five lectures by Daniel Gregory Mason of Columbia University. The four remaining lessons begin Tuesday afternoons at 4 30 on February 20 27 and March 6 13. Subscription price is 3 dollars or 3 dollars for teachers. Tickets via the school secretary.
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David Mannes
E. 70Th Street
Daniel Gregory Mason
Columbia University
Newman Club Tea and Dance for Columbia Club
The Newman Club hosted a tea and dance for the Columbia Newman Club on Saturday. Music stood out for its unusual excellence and Mrs Haskell along with Mrs Dwyer were thanked for their delightful chaperone role in making the event possible.
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Newman Club
Columbia Newman Club
Haskell
Dwyer
Fellowship applications due March 1 1917-18
Testimonials as to ability and character from qualified judges accompany applications for the 1917 18 fellowship. Applications must reach the secretary of the committee by March 1 Rev W Bertrnp Stevens PhD chairman Rev Raymoxp Knox DD Miss Amy Porter LELAND secretary 340 W 112th St New York City
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W. Bertrinp Stevens
Raymoxp C. Knox
Amy Porter Leland
Atmosphere and Fannie Hurst at Washington University
The English Department and Journalism Club announce Miss Fannie Hurst will speak this afternoon at four in the theatre. She discusses how atmosphere in fiction arises from experience notably in steerage aboard transatlantic ships, and how she used first hand voyages to enrich her characters.
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Fannie Ilurst
Washington University
Miss Hurst
French Club Elects New Leaders for Year
The French Club held a Wednesday business meeting. Aline Buchmann 719 was elected president replacing Florence Lehmaier 717 who resigned. Jeanne Ballot became vice-president. Ruth Livingstone, Entertainment Committee chair, reported progress on a short French play to be staged Thursday February 15. Members showed strong turnout and renewed vigor for the year ahead.
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Aline Buchmann
Florence Lehmaier
Jeanne Ballot
Ruth Livingstone
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Cotrell & Léonard
Albany, N.Y
Elizabeth Terriberry Barnard
W. 112Th St
New York City
Atmosphere and
Fannie Hurst
Anna J. Ryan
L. Shaw
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Morningside
113Th Street
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