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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1935
Page
2
The Mortarboard staff, led by editor Mary Lou Wright in Barnard Room 405, races to finish the special 1936 yearbook. The Bear Pin award list and student photos are awaiting final arrival before printing. Weather forecast promises fair and warmer days ahead.
N.S.F.A. member colleges in the New England and Middle Atlantic District plan a joint regional conference at Princeton University on April 10 and 11. George Dade of New York University and Caroline Troy of Pembroke College are among expected delegates. event sponsored by Princeton Whigs and Cliosophic Societies.
A reader notes the Mortarboard will be out April first but advises buying early. The caller provides a printer contact Bogardus 4-4980 and confirms speaking with Mr. Schilling.
The Episcopal, Lutheran, and Wycliffe Club meet at Mrs Knox home Friday at four. Mrs Simkovitch Greenwich House Settlement director speaks on The Need for Social Work in Present Day Society.
The Middle Atlantic and New England states and Arthur Northwood Jr of Princeton University Executive Committeeman at large discussed drawing up plans for the conference and will soon announce subjects to be discussed and guest speakers invited. N.S.F.A
Mrs Mary Ely Lyman spoke on In the Beginning based on Genesis chapters at the Luthan Club tea. She contrasted Hebrew Creation with contemporary versions praising its dignified view and spiritual interpretation despite the writer’s lack of scientific knowledge. Tea followed. guests Ruth Kleiner and Charlotte Bentley attended. Ursula Reinhardt presided.
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