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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
2
Calendar notes list a rehearsal in the Conference Room at 6 with a group called Sev enth Science Forum and a meeting at 4 labeled Mystical Posts Group. The text is fragmented but preserves event names and times.
The article lists Sophomore and Freshman class candidates for president and outlines key roles of nominees Christianna Surse Madeline Gilmore Mary Nelson Betty Armstrong Dorothy Crook Katharine Kiel plus others. It notes Ruth Anderson’s refusal to run and mentions a motto committee selecting Never Say Die for the Class of 733 alongside the dogwood flower.
A series of talks features Tarst Read er ofm the &th Church in New York City and J Gresham Machen of Westminster Seminary in Philadelphia. Machen will discuss evangelical Protestantism on April 2, with Holmes of Swarthmore College presenting Friends views on April 3.
Max Mortar the noted German actor has been invited to the German Major theatre on Tuesday April 1. Montar will recite scenes from various German plays being read by German core students not otherwise engaged. Residents of the United States for several years are cordially invited to this hour of dramatic readings.
Barnard alumnae publish the Register and grow the Endowment Fund with nine hundred fifty dollars from birthday card contributions. Directors voted a thousand dollar appropriation to support the Alumnae Register to be issued in May. The editor is Rene Fulton Mazer with supervision by Vass Kasharine Doty. The compilation will list addresses and occupations and report marriages and alumni statuses.
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