What Every Darnardite Helms a Theatre Show
A 1913 Dartmouth style performance by AY Preshalan and seniors features a vivid stage with Sir Roger de Coverly Naomi Harris and a chorus of girls. The first spasm imagines an undergraduate tea scene at a refreshment table while the second spasm showcases Dorothy Creeseman in a Spanish dancing number, with multiple graceful chorus dances praised by the audience.
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Avicsman
Kger de Coverly
Naomi Harris
Roger
Ayut
America
Barnad College
Columbia
Darnard
Dorothy Creeseman
Dorothy Cheeseae
Mother Burgess
Mollie Katz
Edith Kelly
Edith London
Hazel Martin
Philosophy Club Discusses Evolution and Evil Concepts
The Philosophy Club met on Thursday March 3 at four am to debate evolution and related themes. Members explored whether a single cell contains the potential for full growth and questioned if man is evolution's final product. Dr Montague and Prof Royce dominated discussion on atoms, evolution in chemistry, and the nature of evil as a necessary counterpart to good.
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Philosophy Club
Montague
Richards
University of Pennsylvania
Royce
Heraclitus
Rouyce
Miss Borland Engaged to Clarence Pell Harvard 1908
Miss Madeline Borland ex 1GTO announces engagement to Mr Clarence Pell Harvard 1908.
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Madeline Borland
Clarence Pell
Harvard
Faculty Reception at Brooks Hall Doors Open To Barnard Faculty
The Brooks Hall undergraduates hosted the annual Faculty Reception with guests from Barnard and Columbia. Mrs Osborne performed favored selections, receiving repeated encores, while a reception line included Brooke Hall leaders and numerous faculty members from Barnard and Columbia in a springlike decor setting.
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Brooks Hall
Barnard
Columbia
Rubner
Osborne
Massenet
Schuman
Ais
Miss Weeks
Lilian Egleston
Helen Brown
Florence van Vranken
Osborn
Trent
Reimer
Hubbard
Wilhelm Braun
Hirst
Professor Hazen
Shear
Ogilvie
Dederer
Sturtevant
Miss Meyer
Miss Boyd
Miss Kingsley
Miss Points
Miss Brewster
Regular 1910 meeting notes March 2 1910
The secretary and treasurer reports were read and accepted. The song committee set regular Thursday practice at 12 30. Part of the class day committee report was carried and the rest accepted at a special meeting March 4. Plans for the mid year finale were abandoned.
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