Musicale by Music Club Members Delights Audience
The Music Club hosted a musicale and tea on Thursday December 14 in Room 408. Myra Scrating performed two Chopin Ballade and Debussy Images. Helen Feeney with Charlotte Fischer offered violin pieces Sonatina Op 137 Schoen Rosmarin. Deborah Hunt presented original piano works Spanish Dance Reverie Novelette. Muriel Schlesinger with Charlotte Fischer sang Sleep When Love is Kind So the Queen of Heaven. Norma Kreuger closed with Chopin piano pieces.
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Thomas F. Dunhill
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Speakers to Address Chapel Sessions by Dr Mary Markley
Dr Mary Markley of the United Lutheran Church Board of Education will speak tomorrow at noon in the chapel. She has worked for women’s education in the Orient and Europe and has spoken at chapels before. Professor Irwin Edman will speak Thursday on Ultimate Religion, noted philosopher and author at Columbia University.
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Club recital ends with tea service by Feeney group
Helen Feeney presided over a club recital. After the performance tea was served with Barbara Pointer and Helen Hershfield pouring, and Ruth Messe Geraldine Gilmore Mary Selee and Sonya Turitz serving.
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Barbara Pointer
Helen Hershfield
Ruth Messe
Geraldine Gilmore
Mary Selee
Sonya Turitz
Poets urged to bring order to city verse and war talk
The piece critiques a quarterly on campus poetry and public debate. It praises Miss Kane for the First Columbia Conference against War while noting its ending lacks closure. It calls for better integration of ideas and warns against overreliance on committees.
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Rabbi Braunstein Talks Sober Optimism at Chapel
Rabbi Braunstein urged disillusioned idealists to keep faith and endure. He said the Jewish people endure through sober optimism, believing injustice will pass and life moves forward with fortitude and restrained joy.
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Erratum over Open House at Camp dates corrected
Delphine Dowling Camp Chairman reports a printing error in the weekend schedule. The period for Open House at Camp was misprinted as January 21 February 6 and should be from January to February 6.
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