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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1924
Page
3
Barnard Alumnae beat Intercollegiate Alumnae 24 to 15 at Barnard Gym Tuesday evening. MacNamara and Hillis starred for Barnard with sensational one arm baskets as the team showed speed and precision. Intercollegiate forwards were strong but inconsistent. the crowd was subdued as the Alumnae Reunion program closed.
Barnard College designates two Vienna resident scholarships of 100 dollars each from the Student Friendship Fund. Dr Hedwig Kuranda of the Hostel for Women Students in Vienna confirms receipt and pledges careful use of the funds for local female students facing hardship.
Alumnae Dramatic group of Barnard presented two one act plays on Alumnae Day in the theatre before a capacity audience of students and graduates. The pieces were The Trap by Luba Stein and Married on Part Time by Edith Barnet. The Trap featured May Kenny Allen Denis de Beaulieu, Louise Schlicting Florimonde de Champdivus, and Adele Hammond Blanche. Married on Part Time follows a newly married couple who decide to live together only six months of the year and then consider living together the other half.
The 1925 Junior Show directed by Margaret Melosh promises original features in staging, costuming, and dancing across two evening performances and a Saturday matinee. Tickets go on sale February 24 in Students Hall. prices range from 0.50 to 1.00, with balcony seating unreserved. Cast includes Alice Mendham Dorothy Putney Ruth Gordon assisted by Gertrude Robin Mary Benjamin Freda Wacht. MortarBoard staff emphasize college life and early subscription.
Tony Sarg spoke before a large audience at the Wigs and Cues assembly on Tuesday. Professor Braun announced Carl Van Doren would discuss a new America book at the next gathering. Sarg noted marionette revival and his book in a third edition, recounting his first expensive Neighborhood Playhouse show with 24 behind the scenes workers.
Professor Carl Van Doren will address Assembly on Tuesday about the new novel for America. He will discuss themes shaping literature and national culture in a period of change.
Alumnae Day held on Lincoln's Birthday with open classes Mrs 1911 hosted tea in the College Parlor and a fast Basket Ball game in the gym pitting Barnard Alumnae against the Intercollegiate Alumnae team The event founded in 1916 aims to strengthen ties between graduates and undergraduates and this year's program was unusually enjoyable.
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