Baroness Praises Harlem Project and Charity Model
Baroness Catherine de Hueck praised Harlem efforts by the Catholic Youth Organization in a Barnard Newman Club talk. She described a center built with two suitcases and a typewriter now serving 287 children, offering no forms to fill and focusing on faith and personal support. The program includes a library, employment bureau, store for meetings, weekly events, a newspaper, and a drama group, with bishops sending women to train in management.
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New York
University of
Harlem
Columbia University
Catherine de Hueck
Barnard Newman Club
Canada
Catholic Youth Organization
YMCA
Philadelphia
Detroit
Van Am Cancels Dancing Classes This Spring
The Van Am dance classes will not be held this spring as announced by the Columbia Social Affairs Office. They were delayed, risked conflicts with Barnard and Columbia activities, and could not secure an instructor in time. The eight lesson series would have offered beginner advanced and novelty sections taught by Vincent Lynn with fees of 1.50 for two groups and 2.00 for novelty.
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Columbia Social Affairs Office
Barnard
Columbia
Vincent Lynn
Notices Junior Show Tickets On Sale At Noon Today
Tickets remain available today at noon for the Junior Show. The performance runs tonight and tomorrow at 8 30 p m in Brinckerhoff Theatre. A dance follows tonight in the residence halls.
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Jake
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Pre-Medical Society Meets Today at Four
The Pre Medical Society will hold a meeting in the Little Parlor today at 4 p.m. Members will discuss upcoming events and study plans.
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Pre-Medical Society
Wycliffe Club Teas Discuss Apos tolic Church Talk
Mrs Ladd will discuss the Apostolic Church at a tea hosted by the Wycliffe club in the conference room at 4 P M today.
Round Table Discussion on In terneship Plan at NY Branch AAUW
A two session round table will discuss the In ternship Plan covering advertising research publicity merchandising and related business fields. Held Tuesday March 28 and Tuesday April 4 at eight oclock in the New York Branch AAUW club rooms. The program includes seminars and at least one supervised internship with a two month fee of $100. Seniors should apply to the Occupation Bureau for details.
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Interneship
New York
American Association of University Women
Occupation Bureau
Moore Opera at Assembly Ends in Hilarious Trial
The excerpt recounts a staged opera in which Jabez faces a Devil motive, Webster defends with a bold speech, and a jury of dubious history acquits Jabez. Highlights include Mrs. Mitchell and Mr. Boyce in love duets, the Devil’s song by Mr. Kramer, and Mary’s prayer, with Kenneth Riley and others performing key numbers.
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Jabez
Webster
New Hampshire
Mary
Scratch
New England
Mrs. Mitchell
Mr. Boyce
Mr. Kramer
Kenneth Riley
Spanish Club Hosts Latin American Santo Domingo Tea
Columbia and Barnard students joined a Santo Domingo day tea dance sponsored by Circulo Hispano. Miss Horace Vicioso and Miss Espail lat de la Motta organized it with Consul General family involvement. Barnard Latin American cultural relations lead to a Pan-American Society luncheon for Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve on March 24 with Latin American student invitees.
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Columbia
Barnard
Santo Domingo
Circulo Hispano
Horace Vicioso
Espaillat de la Motta
Davies
del Rio
Vicioso
Sisson
Columbia University
Latin America
Pan-American Society of New York
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
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van Am
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Dagner’s
Beauty Studio
Campus of Color
Amsterdam Avena
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Elizabeth Arden
Helena Rubinstein
Dorothy Gray
Leatherie
Tilson’s Drug Store
Broadway
116Th Street
Caron
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Peggy Sage