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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1934
Page
2
Freshmen interested in journalism or publicity are urged to contact Jamie Hagerman soon for Barnard News Board tryouts.
The Senior-Seph-Fresh game played March 8 ended with the Seniors defeating the Freshmen Sophomores 34 to 30. Listed players include E Moody S Fabricant R Gibb M Larsen F Lopez E Moolten C Potter E Remer M Von Steilberg S Weinstock H Sneidler and D Nova along with Freshmen Sophomores on the opposite side. A Seniors Juniors match on March 1 saw the Seniors win 39 to 36.
The French Club will stage La Paix Chez Soi by Cou telline on Tuesday March 18 at 4 15 in the College Parlor. The cast includes Medeline Vaurie as the wife and Nora Laurie as the husband. Tea will be served after the presentation.
Readers invited to join a spring riding event schedule starting at Claremont Academy, 173 West 89th Street, this Saturday then next week in Jersey. The note teases warm weather, mud, and a crowd turnout for the equestrian activity.
A special student service is planned at Temple Israel at Broadway and 91st Street tonight. Rabbi Braunstein of Columbia University will speak and three Metropolitan Essay Contest prizes will be awarded by Temple Israel Men's Club. Services start at eight o'clock.
Reverend George B. Ford urged immediate action against screen immorality during a Newman Club address on The Motion Picture Industry. Miss Gertrude Lally announced a Pius Choir recital at Sacred Heart College. An April 5 tea dance will unite Lutheran, Episcopal, Menorah and Wycliffe Clubs at Catalania. Dr. John Ryan of Catholic University will speak April 9 on Sterilization.
Dormitory residents will hold a dinner dance in Hewitt North Dining Room from seven to eleven tonight. Johnny Strong's Orchestra will furnish music as about fifty girls attend seated at tables for three couples. Mary Sutphin leads arrangements. this is the second informal dorm dance this year after a fall event.
It notes that all papers were host publications to out of town delegates at the Columbia Scholastic Press Convention last Friday, as stated in a prior issue.
Tomorrow night the Spring Dance to aid the Scholarship Fund will be held in the gym. Bids at two dollars each are available today 11 to 1 39 and tomorrow 11 to 1. Eleanor Jaffe chairs the committee with Dorothy Atlee Marion Greenebaum Ruth Saberski and Lucy Appleton. Green and white decor honors Saint Patrick's Day. Guests include Miss Weeks Rev Wendell Phillips and several Mr and Mrs Rich Herr and Kruger if in town.
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