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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1941
Page
2
Dean Caldersteeve meets the freshman class at Blo WP MO LT Etre. The Glee Club practices 7:00 to 9:00 and 3:00 to 4:00 Thursday in 408 Barnard. A defense forum runs 4:00 to 6:00 in the College Parlor today.
Economics and sociology majors hold a lunch from 12 to 2 today at 408 Barnard. Psychology majors plan a 12 to 2 luncheon in Hewitt Hall today.
A Spring Dance committee meeting is set for 12 40 this afternoon in 603 Brooks. An interfaith tea dance occurs tomorrow at 4 in Earl Hall. The Newman Club holds a business meeting tomorrow at 12 noon in 304 Barnard.
U C A Open House will be held in Earl Hall from 4 to 6 on Thursday afternoon. A complete entrance rehearsal is planned from 7 to 9 on Thursday evening.
An Interfaith luncheon is planned in 401 Barnard on Thursday from 12 to 2. The French Club meets Thursday afternoon from 4 to 6.
About eighty people attended the dorm supper dance in Brooks dining hall last Saturday from 7 to 11. Mary Colbeth organized the event, the second dinner dance of the year. A candlelit steak dinner preceded music from the Norton Sound System. Guests included Mr. David Robertson and Mrs. Robertson, Miss Catherine Trawick, and Miss Helen Page Abbot.
Mavise Hayden named president of the freshman class and chairs both the BWR committee and Greek Games freshman dance. The secretary of the Undergraduate Association and a Greek Games dancer also join the slate as officers.
Stephen V Moranesay curator of arms and armor at the Metropolitan Museum spoke at a Fine Arts Club luncheon on armor artistry. He compared embossed work to sculpture and showed slides of medieval coats of mail. He noted the museum’s armor factory now makes helmets and armor used in modern warfare.
The class of 41 must attend a required session with Professor Wayman on Tuesday April 1 at 1 p.m. in 304 Barnard Hall. Seniors are urged to be prompt.
Publicity manager Rena Libera announced the chosen chariot race horses for the Greek Games. Sophomores Gertrude Alulan Ruth Gever Francine Salzman and Robette Wiener will race and freshmen Betty Gormley Jacqueline Levy Mary Davis and Margie Lazarus will compete.
The excerpt lists characters in The Dear Man including Mama Roth and Georgia Sherwood with other roles filled by Alice Gershon Sue Whitsett Miss Gertrude Leighton Ruth Willey Mary Jane Heyl Virginia Rogers and Lavinia Lewis. The note mentions a performance at 1 o clock on April 3 with casual local color remarks.
The Columbia Occupational Conference focusing on economic research statistics and government service will be held tonight at 7 30 in Roont Sep nalism. Barnar students are invited to attend.
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