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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1946
Page
2
The French Club held elections with Gloria Coll named president and Mona Thelander as vice president. Maya Pines will be treasurer and the two secretaries are Simone Dreyfus and Liselotte Schneider.
On Friday April 26 the Math Club heard Professor Edgar R B Lorch of the Mathematics Department discuss properties of integers. He described ordinary and Gaussian integers as variations on the foundation of mathematics and noted his talk served as an advertisement for Math 47. Helen Denninger 48, president, presided and refreshments followed.
The April 29 Bulletin corrected the notice inviting the college to a May 7 event in the College Parlor. Admission is by invitation only. Gabriela Mistral, Chilean poet and recent Pulitzer winner, may speak briefly and answer questions.
Dagmar Rubner Barclay of the Barnard College music department will stage An Hour of Song on Thursday May 9 at five in the College Parlor. Participants include Priscilla Meek Patricia Haida Betty Craft Barbara Smith Lillian Andrews Gertrude Rosenstein Jean Heinz and Mary Louise Stewart.
The Brazilian Club invites Olga Coelho and Fernando Alvarez as guests to a formal inaugural meeting Friday at 8 80 in the College Parlor. Miss Coelho, a noted concert singer, will accompany herself on the guitar and recently performed at Carnegie Hall. Alvarez is currently starring at the Copa Cabana in New York. Dalva Cunha, club president, says the Spanish Club and the college are invited, with Brazilian tea and coffee to be served.
The University Newman Club invites all members to a Last Chance dance on Friday May 10 from 8 to 11 P.M. Refreshments cost fifty cents for cookies cake and orange-ice punch. An orchestra will play, and admission to the lecture by Dr Franz Klein was one article of used clothing.
The Athletic Association schedules a bicycle trip to Central Park with rentals at fifty cents per hour. A volleyball and badminton playday with WAVES is set for Monday May 6 at 7 30 in Barnard gym. Archery and deck tennis tours and the Women’s Intercollegiate Telegraphic Archery tournament run May 8 to 18 with Barnard eight contestants.
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