Faculty Receptions Delight Brooks Hall and Deutscher Kreis
The Brooks Hall Faculty Reception drew students and faculty for conversation ice cream cake and dancing with professors in a festive tone. The Deutscher Kreis met in the afternoon with Catherine Fries presiding as Dr Porterfield spoke on Deutsche Lieder and Mrs Raymond Osburn sang with notable reception and applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Hall
Miss Weeks
Ruth Talmage
Helen Shipman
Raymond Osburn
Osburn
Heine
Rubinstein
Goethe
Baroness Meyendorff on Russian Students
Baroness Olga Meyendorff of Russia speaks at the John R. Mott Campaign Committee luncheon. She discusses Russian students, religion, and the Students Christian Movement, noting hunger for knowledge, privation, and a growing atheist mindset among university students in Russia.
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John R. Mott
Brooks Hall
Columbia Commons
Olga Meyendorff
Russia
John R. Matthinself
Students Christian Movement
Meyendorff
Migst
St. Petersburg
Miss Lillian Wald Speaks in Chapel at Barnard
Miss Lillian Wald of the Henry Street Settlement spoke in the chapel, discussing her work with nurses, social reform, and global movements. The notice also lists March deficiency exam details at Barnard College with registrar deadlines and a $5 fee.
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Lillian Wald
Henry Street
Miss Ward
Barnard College
Anna E. H. Moyer