MAGIC Chesterton Play Delights C. S. A. Audience
C. S. A. presented Chesterton's Magic on Saturday to a well sized, eager crowd. Patricia Carleon questions belief in magic as a hired conjuror proves his trickery and reveals deeper character through suffering. Elizabeth Wright excels as the Conjuror, Margaret Rothschild portrays Patricia, with strong turns by Rule Sachs and Dawborn. Net profits reach 65 dollars for the College Settlement. management praised.
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Chesterton
Brinkerhoff
Patricia Carleon
Grippe
Katherine Harrower
Elizabeth Wright
Miss Wright
Margaret Rothschild
Patricia
Frances Rule
Morris Carleon
Gladys Cripps
Elinor Sachs
Miss Sachs
Ethel Dawborn
Mimosa Pfaltz
Ruth McKelvey
Elizabeth Man
Barnard College Aids College Settlement Week Tribute
Miss Harriet M. Daniels writes to the Barnard College Settlement Association president thanking Barnard for its part in College Settlement Week. Proceeds stand at 1526.47 dollars, with a potential boost from a generous contribution from "Magic" received last Saturday night.
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Harriet M. Daniels
College Settlement
Barnard C. S. A
Barnard
New Scholarships at Barnard Funded by Pulitzer Legacy
Barnard College expands its scholarship program financed by Joseph Pulitzer's will. New and renewed awards include four $600 residence scholarships for non local students established since 1912, a $300 distance scholarship for 1916-1917, a $200 competitive freshman scholarship, and thirty $50 supplementary scholarships. Some may assist students from distant New York regions with state scholarships.
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Barnard
Joseph Pulitzer
Pulitzer
Lucille Pulitzer
New York City
Barnard College
School of Journalism
Columbia University
New York
New York State
College Settlement and the Opportunity to Gain Social Intelligence
A thoughtful commentary on the value of college settlements as open forums for cross cultural contact and broad social insight. It argues settlements connect foreign communities with locals, exposing residents to diverse viewpoints and aiding students in seeing life in a larger, steadier frame. Continued on Page 4, Column 1.
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Rome
Paris
Mrs Gilman Addresses Feminist Forum on Feminism and Peace
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman spoke under the Feminist Forum at Brinckerhoff Theatre on Friday January 12. She argued that history is masculine dominated and that the race type is woman, urging a cultural growth over combat and urging peace as men’s wars give way to female perspectives and new ideas.
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Feminist Forum
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Gilman
Humanity
Roosevelt Y W C A Banquet Tickets at Armory
Theodore Roosevelt Y W C A membership banquet set for February 1 at the 69th Infantry Armory Lexington Avenue and 26th Street at 6 30 PM Tickets cost 50 cents with escorts admitted to the balcony Tickets for escorts at the same price Speeches begin at 9 00 PM and attendees are urged not to miss the event
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Theodore Roosevelt
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