Episcopal Group Plans Lent Communions and Cooperation
The newly formed Episcopal Group at Barnard College hosts a tea with Gertrude Gordon and Dorothy Rowe as hosts. Chaplain Knox announces Thursday Lent morning communion at St. Pauls Chapel and a February 20 visit to the Church Mission House with city college Episcopal groups. Members urged to sign up via Student Mail.
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Gertrude Gordon
Dorothy Rowe
Anne Gary
Louise Marshall
Dr. Alsop
Miss Paterson
Miss Kruger
Knox
St. Paul's Chapel
Barnard
Church Mission House
Alumnae Return to Old College Haunts
Alumnae of Barnard College gather for a lecture by Dr. James Shotwell and a tea reception plus an undergraduate basketball game. The event draws about four hundred alumnae and highlights discussions on peace and the League of Nations.
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Colege
James Shotwell
Carnegie Endowment For Infermat
Shotwell
League of Nations
League
Shozwe
United States
Tés
Mullins
Willam L. Duffy
van de Water
Mulins
Earl J. Hadley
Barnard
Council Announces New Schedule of Elections
The election schedule for this semester was presented at the meeting. Elections will be held through March and April beginning with Undergraduate President and ending with A A elections. Class Presidents may call nomination meetings at their discretion.
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A. A
Calendar notices for College events on February 17
Tuesday events include Wigs and Cues tea at the College College Parlor at 4 and Glee Club in Room 408. Major meetings are scheduled for 1:00.
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College—College
Glee Club
College clubs and exhibit schedule notice
Readable items show the French Club at the college tea in the Parlor and Botany Club in the Conference Room with a shoe exhibit also listed in the Conference Room. The date is Wednesday February 18.
Milbank Glee and German Club Meeting Notes
The schedule lists Glee Club in Room 408 and German Club in Room 113 on Thursday February 19 in Milbank.
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Glee Club
Milbank
Barnard Summer Students Speak On Worker Reactions
A Barnard College note describes summer students from New York City and suburbs, a high share of foreign-born women, and a talk by a Barnard student on workers’ reactions to summer study opportunities.
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Barnard
New York City
Bryn Mawr
Council Recommends New Marking System
The Curricular Committee and Student Council urge a separate grading scheme for the Physical Education Department. They state PE is not equivalent to academic administration and should have its own marking system.
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Council
Prize Essay Round Trip to Paris Contest Details
Three top essays on French influences in American civilization will win round trip tickets to Paris. Essays up to 1500 words must be sent to the American Committee at 0 East 11th Street New York City by March 15. The notice notes a Colonial and Overseas Exposition with 3000 participants and global exhibits.
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Paris
United States
East 11Th Street
New York City
Indo- China
Mogador
Somaliland
Caabodia
Ireland
Sahara
Kenya
Mississidp
Dee Er Iim Vour
Dame Crowdy Recalls War Time Experiences
Dame Crowdy summarizes her wartime reminiscences and encounters with notable figures. She recalls rescue efforts for children and lists acquaintances with prominent men, including references to Einstein and other celebrated personalities.
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Dame Crowdy
Owider
Brian
Einstein
Kreeen
Dame Creat
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West 40Th Street
Gantley
Food Shoppe, Inc
Gantley’s
Gantley's
Broadway
114Th Street
Srumutalion
Retem Marl
Pub'g CO
N.Y. Ooty
Lohden Bros., Inc
Confectioners
Corrigancy Academy
West 98Th Street
Clarkson
N. Y. City
Inez W. Doernberg
West 110Th Street
Fernald Hall
the College Chemists Inc
Travel
Sarellen Tea Room
Biacake
114Th St
Stationery
College
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
Florists
J. G. Papadem & Co
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