Italian Club Tea Presents Signorina Sadero In Folk Program
Signorina Geni Sadero sang Italian folk songs at the Italian Club Tea last Friday at the College parlour. Lea Danesi introduced her and noted Sadero wrote the arrangements. A local Italian club member in province costume entered before each number, and two encores were requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signorina Geni Sadero
Lea Danesi
Signorina
Signorina Sadero
Sicily
Mezzo del Mar
Trieste
Stornellata
Sardinia
Naples
Ninia
Lombardy
Mlle
Germaine Taillefer
Student Fellowship Drive Pledges and Payments Report
Latest figures show yearly pledges and payments for the Student Fellowship Drive. Pledges and payments are listed by year from 1926 to 1929 with totals and unpaid pledges noted, including a grand total of 1872.50 in pledges and 260.50 in payments.
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South America
Lamport & Holt
Vauban
Ieee
New York
A. L. Hyde
UTH American Tours
Broadway
New York City
Professor Wayman to Work with Scouts
Professor Wayman, chairman of the Department of Physical Education, has been granted leave of absence for next year to undertake a major project for the Girl Scouts of America. She will travel across the country to reorganize Scouts work in recreation and physical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayman
Department of Physical Education
Girl Scouts of America
Correction on Janet Owen Acknowledgment in Show Program
A correction notes Janet Owen helped write The Passing of the Moon but her name was omitted from the Junior Show program and last week’s Bulletin report.
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Janet Owen
Dorms Celebrate St Patrick's Day Masquerade
St Patrick's Day was celebrated in the dormitories with a masquerade on March 12. Miss Wayman, Mrs Seals and other dorm girls performed stunts while a three piece orchestra played from 9 to 11 30. Prizes for best costumes went to Nancy Thomas Betty Barnard and Catharine Mason with judges Miss Abbott Miss Carey and Miss Le Duc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wayman
Patty Dent
Betty Haslach
Alison Bryant
Class Prestidents for 1926 27 Elected
Gertrude Kahrs chosen Sophomore President for 1926 27. She excelled in athletics including tennis and high jump and served as swimming manager. Kahrs also was elected Greek Games Chairman, organizing the Freshman Class and fostering team spirit.
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Gertrude Kahrs
Miss Kahrs
Everything for the Ladies Opens New Perfume Shop
The store advertises a wide range of imported and domestic perfumes toilet waters and compact items for women along with select candies and cigarettes.
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