Alumnae News From World War I Service
Pamela Poor, class of 1912, reports from Toul France where she serves in the Red Cross Hospital Traveling and Dispensary Unit. Edith Granger, class of 1905, sails for France with the YWCA to perform welfare work. Eleanora Munroe, class of 1905, married Henry Scott Fishel of New York and Babylon, L I, an interior decorator and Manhattan Club member.
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Pamela Poor
France
Red Cross
Toul
Edith A. Granger
Young Women’s Christian Association
Eleanora Louise Munroe
Henry Scott Fishel
New York
Babylon
L. I
Fishel
Manhattan Club of
Freshmen edge Juniors in fast 10 to 8 victory
In a snappy game the Freshmen defeated the Juniors 10 to 8 as Louisa Fyre sparked a spree of baskets. The Sophomores beat the Seniors 15 to 4 with stronger second half defense, while clear standout names and lineups appear in the postgame notes.
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Louisa Fyre
Sophs
T. C. Overwhelms Varsity in Close Loss
The team dominated with two strong forwards and a capable center, supported by tenacious guards who guarded and passed well. Barnard fell short in a 30 point game, with final score left incomplete in the fragment.
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T. C
Barnard
Barnard Tops With Greenbaum Scoring Most Points
Isabel Greenbaum led Barnard with all scoring as Vivian Tappan and Marie Carmody supported in center. The crowded lineup included T. C. Barnard, O’Donnell, Bye, Ogden, Schmidt, Noble, Jones, Everett, Wegener, and Cooper, with substitutions Wegener for Schmidt and Keck for Wegener.
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Isabel Greenbaum
Barnard
Vivian Tappan
Marie Carmody l
T. C. Barnard
O'Donnell
Bye Ass, Greenbaum Ogden
Schmidt Noble
Crs
Coyce
Dean Jones Everett
Wera
Wegener CooPer Are
Tappan Pope
Carmody
Wegener
Schmidt
Keck
Philosophy Club Under Way At Students Hall
A Philosophy Club meeting was held in Students Hall on Monday at 4 o clock in Conference Room. Miss Parkhurst and Lucille Wolf chaired the session with Professor Montague speaking on The Contributions of Philosophy to Democracy. Dues for the rest of the year are 25 cents. eligibility includes Philosophy A A or equivalent and elective courses in Philosophy or History 121. Meetings will be biweekly. Membership inquiries go to secretary Margaret E Snyder.
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Philosophy Club
Students Hall
Miss Parkhurst
Lucille Wolf
Montague
Margaret E. Snyder
Alumnae Day Thanks From A D Committee
The Alumnae Day Committee thanks the hostesses entertainers waitresses and the undergrads for their cooperation in making Alumnae Day successful. Wendela Lisyper 18.
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A. D
Wendela Lisyper
Real Dance and Concert Benefit in Milbank Halls
A Real Dance and a Real Concert brings the Milbank choirs glee club and orchestra to perform a Red Cross benefit on Friday night March 8. Soloist Robert Maitland, renowned baritone formerly of Covent Garden Opera, volunteers his services. Tickets 50 cents, obtainable from Catherine Cooks ey or Gertrude Amermiller or at the door. a full house is anticipated.
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Milbank
Robert Maitland
Covent Garden Opera
London
Red Cross
Catherine Cooksey
Gertrude Amermiller
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