Crosby Hall Eyes London Clubhouse For University Women
The British Federation of University Women seeks to establish a London club-house for University Women modeled on Paris and Washington facilities. They option Crosby Hall, a historic building with ties to Sir Thomas More and Margaret More, planning a refectory assembly rooms a new residential wing and library to serve international scholarship and visitors.
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London
British Federation of University
Paris
Washington
Crosby Hall
Crosby ‘Hall
John ‘Crosby
Richard Plantagenet
England
Shakespeare
Countess of Pembroke
Philip Sidney
Thomas More
Louvain
Margaret
Sir John Spencer
Queen Elizabeth
Maria Hackett
University and City Association
Thames Embankment
Chelsea
Sir Thomas More
International Federation of University Women
Margaret More
Crosby A Proper
British Federation of “Ey
The Miracle a Medival Tale Lost in Picturesque Show
Heten Matzxe reviews The Miracle (1924) as a lavish medieval spectacle staged as a Gothic cathedral with nuns and kings. The performance impresses with design and cast led by Diana Manners, but the piece fails to cohere its shifting aims, ending as an attractive yet insubstantial spectacle rather than a unified drama.
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Theiracle
Diana Manners
Madonna
Knight
Queen of Heaven
Heten Matzxe
Junior Show Tickets On Sale For February and March
Tickets for the Junior Show go on sale Monday February 25. Three performances are planned with an evening show February 29 and both a matinee and evening show on March 1. A dance follows Friday night after the performance. Music already matches with the publishers and copies will be sold by ushers at the events.
Youth and Peace Makers at Goucher Conference Highlight League Talks
The December event at Goucher drew Barnard delegates Madeline Hooker and Madge Turner with emphasis on the League of Nations and US entry. A plan emerged for an international student conference to bridge France Germany and English speaking campuses. The Swarthmore Industrial Conference in Philadelphia debated an American Labor Party with no formal resolutions. The Ninth International Convention of the Student Volunteer Movement in Indianapolis outlined four war and peace stances, while race relations saw broad agreement on anti superiority views and support for an interracial commission. Student Friendship funding was raised to meet urgent needs in Germany and elsewhere.
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Goucher
Barnard
Madeline Hooker
Madge Turner
League of Nations
M.carey’ Thomas
Bryn Mawr
Charles Livermore
United States
France
Germany
Europe
Swarthmore
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania, Vassar
Union Theological Seminary
Norman Thomas
L.I.D
Stacy May
Brookwood Labor College
Indianapolis
World Court
John R. Mott
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