Library Work Is Subject of Forum
Vocational round tables for undergraduates continue with Library Work as the topic. The March 22 meeting at 8 PM in the College Parlor will be presided over by Katherine Coffey, Newark Museum curator. Participants include Dorothy Avery, IsabelIa Cooper, Alice Franklin, Granville Meixell, and Nora Scott, representing librarianship and museum education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Coffey
Newark Museum
Dorothy M. Avery
New York Telephone Company
Special Libraries Association
Isabella M. Cooper
New York Public Library
National Council On Radio In Education
Alice J. Franklin
American Museum of Natural History
Granville Meixell
Columbia’ University
Technical Book Review Index
Nora S. Scott
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Residence Halls Hold Supper Dance
A second supper dance for dormitory and day students will be in the north dining room on Saturday March 19. Dinner at 7:00 PM, dancing to 11:00 PM with recorded music and green white decorations for St Patrick's Day. About 60 couples expected. bids 1.25 for dormitory students 2.00 for day students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer
Gayer
Rosenblatt
Bourse
Youth Pilgrimage Seeks Legislation for Jobs
A large group of about 3000 young pilgrims in Washington sought legislation and petitioned Congress and Senate members. They visited the Capitol, rode the Senate subway, and joined the Labor Building demonstration while keeping focus on their job aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Chamber
Senate
Washington
Lfe
Weber To Be New Quarterly Editor
The article lists Mortarboard Editor nominees Florence Dubroff Anne Grauer and Elaine Wendt. It notes Miss Dubroff is Bulletin editorial assistant Mortarboard and Quarter staff Greek Games Dance Committee. Elaine Wendt appointed editor Blue Book 1938 39 and is Mortarboard staff Honor Board Bulletin assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarboard
Representative Assembly
Mortarboard
Florence Dubroff
Anne Grauer
Elaine Wendt
Miss Dubroff
Bulletin
Mortarboard and Quarter
Athletic Association
Mortarboard Literary Staff
Honor Board
Barnard Aims for Model League Conference Delegation
Kathryn Smitl of Barnard announces a prep group for the intercollegiate Model League of Nations conference at Rutgers University April 7 to 9. Six Barnard delegates will represent New Zealand, chosen by the Student Council from a ten-member slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Smitl
Barnard
Model Assembly
League of Nations
Rutgers University
Miss Smul
New Zealand
Protestant Clubs Sponsor Tea At Barnard College
The Protestant Religious Clubs at Barnard College sponsor a Wednesday tea on March 30 honoring ministers from Episcopal Lutheran and Wycliffe groups. Dean Gildersleeve and Chaplain Knox greet guests as each club president speaks on club work and Protestant activities. The organizing committee is led by Miss McBride with Mrs Ladd and includes Susan Guy Janet Fraser Frances Adams Millicent Bridegroom Vera Arndt Winifred Rundlett Emma Louise Smith Louise Preusch plus Caroline Duncombe Betsy Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gildersleeve
Knox
Barnard
Miss McBride
Ladd
Episcopal Club
Susan Guy
Janet Fraser
Marion Lippincott
Lutheran
Frances Adams
Millicent Bridegroom
Vera Arndt
Wycliffe
Winifred Rundlett
Emma Louise Smith
Louise Preusch
Caroline Duncombe
Betsy Harper
Circulo Italiano Primavera Ball Planned at Barnard Hall
Circulo Italiano to hold Primavera Ball on Friday March 25 from nine to one on the fourth floor of Barnard Hall. Executive committee includes Claire Murray president Agnes Cassidy vice president Margaret Gabriel secretary Marjone Ashworth treasurer Barbara Yacubovsky publicity director. Guests invited include Miss Mary McBride Miss Teresa Carbonara and families of Professors Prezzolini Bigongiari Marraro and Gino Bigongiara. Spring decor is planned and the orchestra is yet to be selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girculo Italiano
Barnard Hall
Claire Murray
Agnes Cassidy
Margaret Gabriel
Marjone Ashworth
Barbara Yacubovsky
Mary McBride
Donald Read
Teresa Carbonara
Guiseppe Prezzolini
Dino Bigongiari
Howard Marraro
Gino Bigongiara
Tobacco grower touts Camel leaf quality in ad testimonial
Vertner Hatton, a 25 year tobacco planter, says Camel paid top prices for his finest leaf and selects only the best tobaccos. J. B. Jackson, another planter, notes Camel buyers pay more to secure premier grades, arguing quality is grown into the product by Camel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Williams
Winchester
Kentucky
Vertner Hatton
J. B. Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia Wodtke
Miss Preusch
Wycliffe Club
Miss Wooltke
Episcopal
Madame Suzanne
Broadway
University
Circulo Italiano
Canada
Douglas Hall
McGill University
Montreal
Zone Reed
Hollywood
Miss Reed
Ione Reed
Benny Goodman
Wabc-Columbia Network
Havana
Bermuda
South America
Ellenbogen
E. 36Th ST
Caledonia
Katharine Gibbs
New York
Boston
New York School
Marlsborough Street
Park Avenue
Katharine Oinbs
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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