Hugo's Hernani to Be Presented at College Parlor
La Société Francaise invites the college to a centenary tea on Tuesday February 25 at 4 pm in the College Parlor. Members will perform the second act of Hernani and reflect on Hugo's drama which sparked the romantic movement in France.
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la Société Francaise
Victor Hugo
Hernani
Comédie Francaise
France
Hugo
Paris
Dona Sol
Remunda Cadous
Madame Gabrilowitsch Hosts German Club Tea Recital
Madame Gabrilowitsch entertained Wednesday at the German Club with a guests program of German songs. She performs with pianist Mr. Tassevitch and sings works by Bach Brahms and Liszt. Her lineage includes Ossip Gabrilowitsch Philadelphia Orchestra conductor and Mark Twain's daughter Nina Barnard student.
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Clara Clemens Gabilowitsch
Madame Gabrilowitsch
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Ctor
Philadelphia Orchesa
Nina
Barnard
Mark Twain
Madame Kbrilowitsch
Tassevitch
Gabrilo
Itsch
Barnard Professor to Leave for Java
Barnard College chemist Professor Marie Reimer will sail early next month to Java to work at the Buitenzorg botanical gardens laboratories. She will pursue research on how sunlight affects unsaturated organic compounds, a facet of her broader study on light, foods, and growth.
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Marie Reimer
Barnard College
Java
Buitenzorg
Reimer
New York
California
Miss Reynard Explores Greek Lyrics and Architecture
Miss Reynard spoke on Greek Games lyrics in the Conference Room. She urged readers to study Greek life and geography to capture the emotional and architectural essence, warning writers away from statues and toward authentic Greek forms and thought.
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Miss Reynard
Greece
Helios
God
Spanish Engineers Visit Bulletin Inspires Spanish News Efforts
Bulletin staff recounts an unexpected visit by Spanish engineers led by Colonel Rivera and Senorita Dorado. They toured the office to study American college newspapers and telephony, praising the staff while noting Spain’s dial system advances and expressing interest in aiding Spanish youth.
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Bulletin
Spain
Bulletin Office
Senorita Dorado
Rivera
Abreu
Meto
Sr. Castella
Colonel Rivera
Castella
Universality Needed for Musical Genius Lecture Review
Professor Mason argues originality must be paired with universality in music. He cites Franck Dvorak and Brahms, showing how fresh treatment of common materials yields greatness. Oswald Villard discusses Russia’s modern experiment and postwar upheaval amid a large audience.
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Mason
McMillan Theatre
César Franck
Dvorak
Brahms
Antonin Dvorak
America
Bach
Oswald Garrison Villard
Russia
Social Science Department
Social Science Forum
Braun
Junior Promenade at Ritz Carlton Promises Grand Dance
Tonight Barnard hosts the Junior Prom in the Ritz Carl ton Grand Ballroom and Oval Restaurant with Bert Kaplan's Orchestra. A midnight complete dinner and dancing into morning are planned as parents act as patrons and a committee led by Irene Stau bach coordinates the event with noted guests and faculty.
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Barnard
Ritz-Carlton
Bert Kaplan
George W. Mullins
Mabel Foote Weeks
Wilhelm Braun
Gertrude Braun
Maxwell Lavelle
Barbara Kruger
Irene Staubach
Evelyn Anderson
Lucretia Mueller
Ruth Schoen
Sally Vredenburgh
Patty Wilson
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Mme. Gabrilowitsch
Assembly
John Erskine
Erskine
Prof
Reynard
Professor Mason
Villard
United States
England
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