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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1934
Page
2
The first American Japanese Student Conference sponsored by the Japanese Student English Association will be held in Tokyo the week of July 19. It aims to foster mutual understanding and fellowship between Japan and America and to promote international cooperation for world peace amid postwar economic hardship.
A Town audience witnessed the Wagner program featuring Althouse and Kappel performing Siegmund Sieglinde and Siegfried Grunnhilde with Toscanini conducting. The Die Meistersinger prelude paced the concert while Gotterdammerung selections and the Die Walkure climax showcased the emotional depth and orchestral prowess in a radiant afternoon at Carnegie Hall.
Readers recall a loud clash last Wednesday around 5:30 PM when the All-Star Barnard Baseball Team faced the All-Star Alumna Baseball Team inside the Alma Mater Gym. The noisy contest involved players Reynolds to Ritchie on the Barnard side and Helen Appell to Victoria Kearney for the Alumnae, with score details unavailable as the paper closed before the game ended.
The annual dance demonstration is scheduled for this afternoon at 4 30 in the gymnasium. The college has been invited to attend.
Rumors say Sophomores stage a Rodeo and Seniors perform diving feats at the Bar nard pool. The event, set for Thursday May 10 at 4 10, promises entertaining aquatic drama.
The Psychology Club will inspect the Hudson River Hospital for the insane tomorrow under special permission. They plan to observe occupational therapy, physical training, and farm and dairy provisions. A bus departs Hewitt Hall at 10 oclock. fare with luncheon is $1.20.
Barnard alumna Margaret Mead of Barnard class ’23 and at present assistant curator of ethnology at the American Museum is interviewed in the Barnard Alumnae Monthly. She discusses twenty two months in New Guinea with husband Reo Fortune studying the Arapesh Nundugumor and Tchambuli tribes.
The Physical Education Department hosts 30 annual Dance Demonstration this afternoon in the Gym with solo and group dances by Advanced Dancing Class. A Chinese Puppet Show appears at 8:00 and 9:15 for Barnard Night, plus games and bridge. A formal dance at 10:00 and 11:00 funds the Student Loan Fund. open to undergraduates alumni and families. The Spanish Club holds a Bridge dance tomorrow evening in the theatre.
Mary Lou Wright announced Mortar board staff selections and invited ideas. The 1936 Mortarboard committee heads include Associate Editors Helen Nichol and Florence Alonzo. Assistant Editors Kathleen Murphy Blanche Kazon and Kathryn Steer. Greek Games Dorothy Brauneck. Athletic Vivien Neale. Publications Elaine Goltz. Activities Helen Dykema. Alumnae Jane Wilcox. Art Betty Grant Elizabeth R. Jons. Photography Helen Lautz Charlotte Haverly Mary Henderson. Typing Sonia Turitz. Freshmen elected Jane Craighead Greek Games Chairman and Margery Ray Business Manager. Irene Lacey vice president Eliza White secretary Ruth Gould treasurer. Deborah Hunt chaired the Sophomore-Freshman party. Catherine Owens Social Chairman.
Original musical works by four Barnard students were performed at McMillin Theatre in an evening of Columbia music. Elizabeth Marting Carolyn Potter Katherine Lewis and Elizabeth Krapp were showcased with support from the Arion String Quartette University Wood Wind Ensemble and Madrigal Choir under Professor Bingham.
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