Alumnae Move Into Public Health and Arts Roles
Alumnae named Edna Jaretski takes a position at the Hudson Guild Employment Bureau replacing Gert Stein. Dorothy Dean joins Guaranty Trust as clerk. Babette Deutsch and Sarah Driggs take secretary editorial roles. Lillian Schaeffer and Gladys Kennard begin lab work with NYC Health Department, NYU medical school, and German Hospital. Louise Walker Northrop advances in bacteriology with a high civil service score. Jeannette Ferguson works as filing clerk for the Mayor's Committee of National Defense. Louise Talbot serves as laboratory assistant at Baltimore Copper Smelting and Refining Company.
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Edna Jaretski
Gertrude Stein
Hudson Guild
Dorothy Dean
Guaranty Trust Company
Larry Morgenthau
Henry Street
Louise Walker Northrop
Department of Health
Park
Medical School of New York University
German Hospital
New York
New York State Civil Service
College World Notes From Goucher and Campus War Work
The student organization backs two alumnae for a year in rehabilitation work in France. In a Junior-Sophomore debate the Gary system in New York schools was defended by the Junior team. The college plans to remain open in summer to continue several branches of war work.
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France
New York
Y W C A Meeting Promotes Missionaries Speech
Dr and Mrs Toocher will speak in the Conference Room of Students Hall at 4 p m next Monday after noon They are medical missionaries in China and will bring cuties and perhaps a couple of their children
Meaning and Significance of the Firm Home "Tiffin"
The article explains the term Tiffin as a firm home concept and its link to afternoon tea. It notes England and the colonies value afternoon tea as social ritual, with India’s climate shaping the practice into a daily function called Tiffin in local life.
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England
India
Giffin Afternoon Tea Confectionery Specialties
Giffin Afternoon Tea Confectionery and Pastry Specialties advertised as unique in New York at 2909 Broadway.
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New York
Seventeenth Annual New York Consumers League Meeting
The seventeenth annual meeting of the New York State Consumers' League will be held February 13 at 130 East 22nd Street with talks on conserving women workers. A luncheon and a dinner are planned, and there are sessions on local work, legislation, and college activities. Barnard College women officers gain gym access from March 8 to May 17 after conditions.
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New York State Consumers’ League
East 22d Street
National League
Madison Square Hotel
Madison Avenue
Elevator
Messenger
Women’s University Club
East 52d Street
Jane Pinus
Barnard College
Department of Physical Education
Students Hall
Teachers College
Notice to February Freshmen Consult Treasurer About Dues
February freshmen are advised to contact class treasurer Gertrude Schoedler promptly regarding payment of dues and joining various organizations.
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Gertrude Schoedler
Vocations Course For Girls And Women At Teachers College
Teachers College announces a second semester course on vocations for girls and women. Classes meet Monday and Wednesday at 4 10. First hand accounts will be given by successful women in their fields. Announcement posted on the employment bulletin board.
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Teachers College
Notice to Treasurers in Student Council Room
The bulletin asks treasurers to call for balanced ledgers in the Student Council Room any day from 12 to 1. D. Brockway, class of 1919, Undergraduate Treasurer, signs the notice.
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Alumnae News
Elizabeth Hall Dietz
The
World Court League
Babette Deutsch
Political Science Quarterly
Sarah Driggs
Hispanic Society
Lillian Schaeffer
Gladys Kennard
New York City
Jeannette Ferguson
Mayor’s Committee of National Defense
Louise Talbot
Baltimore Copper Smelting and Refining Company
Goucher
Vassar
Y. W.C. A. Meeting
Consumers’ League Meeting
Teachers
D. Brockway
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