French Club Folkloric pantomime charms Friday audience
The French Club presented a pantomime built around Au Clair de la lune with Pierrot Pierrette figures. Ruth Jensen and Helen Smith led as village pair amid a pale yellow set and purple hills while Harlequin Katherine Harrower starred. Lucille Taylor led a chorus and D Oby delivered a French accented recitation.
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Katherine Harrower
la Voisine
Ruth Jensen
Pierrette
Helen Smith
Billy” Steinthal
Pierrot
Lucille Taylor
Mlle. D
Smith
Mlle. D’oby
C S A April Fools Party at Theatre Saturday
The C S A invites everyone to an April Fool's Party in the theatre this Saturday at 2 30 p m. The event features a vaudeville program with two skits impersonations and surprises and welcomes alumnae to reconnect with the Undergrad chapter over tea and friends.
Social Violence League Meeting and Reading Schedule
Pay Day Wednesday at 9 4 in the main hall on the second floor hosts meetings for Tuesday community group and Wednesday family group. Readings include The Harbor by Ernest Poole and Ghosts, with Friday Morality group listing Ibsen plays at 12 M in the Electrical Laboratory. A correction notes the Cubist model cited in last week’s Bulletin was made by Marjorie Herr man in 1919.
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Ernest Poole
Ibsen
Marjorie Herrman
Miss Helen M Todd at Barnard March 30
Miss Helen M Todd former Illinois State Factory Inspector will speak on Why the Child Works the Social Science League event on Thursday April 6 at 4 o'clock in the Theatre Dean Gildersleeve will preside Todd is noted for work in woman suffrage and child labor movements and urged attendance.
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Helen M. Todd
Illinois
Social Science League
Miss Todd
Dean Gildersleeve
Alumni and Varsity Set for Decisive Tie Game
The season ends with a final Varsity game next Monday at 7 30 p m. The Alumni and Varsity series stands tied 1 1 making this contest highly watched and likely decisive.
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Varsity
Spirit of contagion ethic from YWCA at Panama Exposition
Miss Louise Holmquist National Secretary of the YWCA describes the Panama Pacific Exposition work by women who spread ripe kindness not mere relief. They opened an employment department to aid girls who would lose work after the Fair and aided family reconciliations through personal friendship and outreach.
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Louise Holmquist
Firelight Club Discusses New War Literature
Dr. Brewster spoke at the Firelight Club on war books. He outlined four groups including blame books and books of prophecy, noting the growing interest in works predicting America’s role amid current events. He called prophecy volumes especially engaging and profitable.
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Firelight Club
Brewester
Brewster
America
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