Twelfth Night Revels Brighten Milbank Hall
The Firelight Club held its Twelfth Night Revel at Milbank Hall with a festive decor of fires pillows and rugs. Grate St John led a mysterious procession, Professor Baldwin served as Lord of Misrule, and Dean Gildersleeve received a remarkable crown. An impromptu Robin Hood play followed, then Kate Harrower and Emma Seipp sang a French song, and faculty anecdotes added to the gaiety before the revel ended.
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Milbank Hall
Milbank
Grate St. John
Professor Baldwin
Dean Gildersleeve
Noel
Revels
Very Important Firelight Club Meeting Note
The Firelight Club calls a mandatory meeting on Wednesday January 12 at noon in Room 135. All members must attend.
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Firelight Club
Y W C A Christmas Party Brings Joy to Sixty Children
Sixty downtown children enjoyed a Barnard lunch room Christmas party on December 20 with a large tree cocoa ice cream and treats. Santa Claus distributed gifts as a child asked if Santa had received the letter for the wagon. The Arrangements Committee thanks Woolworth & Co. Wanamaker Horace Mann and Mrs Jamison and staff for help.
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Santa Claus
Woolworth & Co
John Wanamaker
Horace Mann
Mrs. Jamison
Pageant Pay Day Reminder and Costume Dues
January 14 is the final pay day for pageant costumes. Over two hundred girls have not paid yet and were to pay on December 15. Do not hand money to anyone except the Finance Committee led by Gladys Palmer. Also, the Pageant committee notes a title change from The Shoemakers Holiday to The Taming of the Shrew due to excess cutting.
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Gladys Palmer
Coffece Settlement to Stage Chesterton Comedy Saturday
The Coffece Settlement Association presents Magic by G. K. Chesterton at Brinckerhoff Theatre Saturday night January 15 with dancing after. Tickets from Ruth McKelvey locker 141 Senior Study.
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Coffece Settlement Association
G. K. Chesterton
Shaw
Fatty
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Ruth McKelvey
English Club Meeting Set at Riverside Drive Home
The English Club will gather at Elizabeth Wrights residence 490 Riverside Drive on Monday evening January 17. Members are advised to arrive promptly for the scheduled discussion and activities.
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Elizabeth Wright’s
Riverside Drive
Intercollegiate Socialist Society Convention Recap
Doris Maddow reports on the convention sessions at Columbia and Rand School. debates on academic freedom militarism in colleges and the role of mass enthusiasm in socialism culminate in a Palm Garden dinner where John Spargo warns against militaristic propaganda and imperialism.
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Cialist
Pennsylvania
John Spargo
Rand School
Columbia
Jessie W. Hughan
Palm Garden
Charles Edward Russell
Doris Maddow
Wigs and Cues Adopts Taming of the Shrew Festival Play
At Friday’s Wigs and Cues meeting the festival play was changed to The Taming of the Shrew with both alumnae and undergraduates participating. The Membership Committee for next semester was elected: Emma Seipp, Isabel Greenbaum, Mary Powell, Beatrice Rittenberg, and Juliet Steinthal. The next chairmen will be chosen at the Tuesday meeting at 12 30 P M in room 134.
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Emma Seipp
Isabel Greenbaum
Mary Powell
Beatrice Rittenberg
Juliet Steinthal
Stella Block Engaged to Emil Shulz in 1916 notice
Stella Block announces her engagement to Emil Shulz in 1916. The brief item notes the couple as the focus of a society notice with no further details.
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Stella Block
Emil Shulz
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Intercollegiate Socialist Society Convention
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New York City
Cox Sons &Vining
Madison Ave
N.Y
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College Text Books
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Amsterdam Av
120Th St
Intercollegiate Bureau of Academic Costume
Regents of the State of New York
Barnard
Elizabeth Terriberry
Chas. Friedgen
Livingston Hall
Whittier
Amsterdam Ave
Columbia University Press
School of Journalism
Ritz-Carlton Hotel
Lucille Taylor
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