College Settlement Entertainment at Barnard Theatre
The College Settlement Association staged a tableaux and dance program in the Barnard College theatre featuring Helen Morris Ruth Guernsey Peggy Shaw Edith Halfpenny Elizabeth Palmer Dorothy Meyers Beegle and others. The show highlighted countries and eras from Scotland to America and raised over twenty one dollars for running expenses. Seniors hosted a baby party for Juniors after the performance with a floor seating skit and songs.
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College Settlement Association
Helen Morris
Brinkerhoff
Ruth Guernsey
Japan
Peggy Shaw
Holland
Edith Halfpenny
Elizabeth Palmer
Dorothy Meyers
Italy
Barnard
Greece
Miss Beegle
Lavinus
Dorothy Myers
America
Fanny Markwell
Selma Cohen
Pris Lockwood
Priscilla
Helen Dana
John Alden
Longfellow
Miles Standish
Rivington Street
Sophomore Team Beats Juniors 18 15 In Fast 1915 Match
Sophomores defeated Juniors 18 to 15 after a tight second half led by Katherine Fries and Katherine Williams. Eleanor Mayer scored for 1915 while Marguerite Engler and Rita Hilborn added goals as the crowd watched a fast, exciting game.
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Eleanor Mayer
Septimores
Katherine Fries
Katherine Williams
Marjorie Hillas
Hie
Mesa Aetlows
Eleanor Hadsell
Helen Lachman Winif’d Boegehold
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Catherine Fries
Lucie Petri
Marguerite Engler
Margaret Meyer
Rita Hilborn
I Sa
Aga
Edna Astruck
Miss Beagle
Mary Gray
Hillas
Lachman
Mayer
Hadsell
Thompson Gymnasium
Pauline Gabner
Thursday Chapel Speaker Dr Adler on ethics and happiness
Dr Adler spoke at Thursday Chapel on life aims beyond happiness and Bergson efficiency. He urged making life worth living by developing the worth in others, seeing through masks to reveal hidden gifts, and guiding ethics to cultivate the best in people and in ourselves.
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Ates Apnea
Felix
Society of Ethicals
Chapel
Bergson
Professor Bergson
Dr. Adler
Adiler
Coe argues social movement leads toward religion
Last Tuesday Professor Coe lectured on whether social movements push toward or away from religion. He asserted the movement leads toward religion, contending there is no antithesis between religion and social service. He described religion as essentially social and communal in character.
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Coe
Christ
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Adler
Professor Coe