Alumnae War News and Concert Benefit Details
Alumnae report volunteers in military and civil roles including G Banker en route to France as Signal Corps supervisor and M Batta training as telephone operator. Others serve in Washington and with War Departments and committees while a March 30 Aeolian Hall concert funds aid for musicians in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Banker
France
Signal Corps
M. Batta
M. Kidd
Washington
Civil Service Commission
G. Potter
Ordnance Department
F. Weinstein
Army Medical School
M. C
Aeolian Hall
Flonzaley Quartet
Trio de Lutece
Mme
Helen Stanley
Jacques Thibaud
Maurice Dumesnil
American Friends of Musicians In
Maria Diaz de Villalvilla Engaged to Captain Guiteras
Maria Diaz de Villalvilla is engaged to Captain Julian G. Guiteras of the Corps of Engineers U S A, who is currently instructing engineers in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Diaz de Villalvilla
Julian G. Guiteras
Corps of Engineers
France
Birth of Louise Larrich Crane to Mrs Roy Crane
Mrs Roy Crane formerly Jean Barrich of class of 1914 announces the birth of her daughter Louise Larrich Crane. The family details indicate a new arrival celebrated in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Crane
Jean Barrich
Louise Larrich Crane
Julia M Treacy Weds Lieut Harold H Wintjen
1919 marriage notice reports Julia M Treacy married March 21 to Lieut Harold H Wintjen WS R Yale 13. The ceremony links the Treacy and Wintjen families with a military and Yale connection noted in the historic record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia M. Treacy
Harold H. Wintjen
WS. R
Yale
Eighteen-year-olds entering teaching roles in 1920s
Eighteeners have begun securing positions in education. K Pott 18 will teach latin and history in Miss Peck's school in Morristown, M Sayford 18 will teach French and Spanish in Warsaw New York, with Clarice Smith and Gertrude Bergstrom also set to teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Pott
Miss Peck
Morristown
M. Sayford
Warsaw
N. Y
Clarice Smith
Gertrude Bergstrom
Do You Know Our Peace Terms
Wilson outlines four core principles for peace: justice for each case to ensure lasting peace, peoples and provinces not to be treated as chattels, territorial settlements serving the populations involved, and satisfying national aspirations without sowing new discord.
Barnard Bulletin Report of Student Council Meeting
The Student Council held a March 20 meeting. A motion passed granting permission for the Mathematics Club to hold a benefit dance on April 1, replacing the Newman Club slot. A motion recommended transferring Blue Book management to the Undergraduate Association. The meeting adjourned. Susanne A. Payton, Secretary.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alumnae War News
Victor R. Grimwood
Women’s Land Army of America
Carita “Spencer
Food For France Fund
Rameau
le Jardin Des Bambous
Pierre Lin
Les Abeilles Cae
Felix Fourdrain
Violin
Piano
Cesar Franck
Debussy Aim
Barrere
Bailly and
Salzedo
Miss Hutchinson
Wilson
The
Barnard Bulletin
Newman Club
Association
Wassell Pharmacy
Broadway
112Th Street
84Th Street
New York
Cotrell & Leonard
Albany, N.Y
Makers
Elizabeth Terriberry Barnard
Vienna
Samples Cent
Manufacturers Sales Co
Tremont Place
Boston, Mass
Morningside
P. H. Ohlkers
Furnard Hall
J.P. Restaurant & Lunch
13Th
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