NCESS MATCHABELLI PRI GUEST OF ITALIAN CLUB
Continued from page 1 the article notes the club hosting Princess and a list of distinguished guests including Consul General and Mrs xerlo President and Mrs Mezis Countess di Robilant Mrs lfred F Hess Mrs Lionello Perera Dr and Mrs Cosenza Miss da Venchie Mrs Walter Kraus Mrs Louis I Frissell Mr Edward C Delafield Miss Rita Delafield The event featured tea and social gathering with the Princess and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Xerlo
Mezis
di Robilant
Cosenza
da Venchie
Walter Kraus
Louis I’. Frissell
Edward C. Delafield
Rita Delafield
Legend of Leonora Reviewed
The review praises the cast especially Mr Libetter and Barbara Collison for their roles. It notes generous praise for the jury and sets, and laments Mr Barrie's final act which unsettles the tone. The piece mentions lack of professional experience but defends the overall production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Libetter
Barbara Collison
Barrie
Class Meetings 1926 and 1927 senior activities noted
The report covers Alumnae Association talks at the 1926 Senior Class meeting on April 27 including Barnard Club details and a call to begin wearing caps and gowns by May 1. It also lists Senior Week uniforms and officer elections for 1927 and 1928, plus notes on Junior Month and Mortarboard leadership.
Spanish Club Performs Don Quijote Entrancing Audience
The Spanish Club closed its season with a Don Quijote program directed by Mrs. Irene Emerson. Senorita Carolina Marcial Dorado awarded Roslyn Schlesinger a bronze medal for best composition on Don Quijote and Cervantes. Casts featured Roslyn Schlesinger as Don Quijote with Shirley Willner as Sancho Panza in the first scene, Mafalda Giannotti and Myra Kantor in the second, and Valerie Frankel, Dorothy Price, Clelia Corte, Ethel Diamond, and Elvira Costa in various roles. Elsa Gilham sang period songs between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cervante
Don Quijote
Senorita
Carolina Marcial Dorado
Roslyn Schlesinger
Cervantes
Irene Emerson
Sancho Pan
Third Year Study Abroad Scholarships Offered
American Council on Education offers $2,000 in scholarships for 1926-27 to enable gifted American students to study at foreign universities during their third year and return to complete their degrees. Each of two $1,000 awards requires applicants to be at least eighteen, have two years in an approved American institution, and plan a jointly designed program with college officials. Applications due May 15, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Council On Education
American College
Jackson Place
Washington, D. C
Bulletin Office
Student Council censures several for greek games rule breach
On April 29 the Student Council censured Edith Wood Sylvia Seifert Edith Smith Laura Retting Ellen Mallory Pat ty Dent Marie Stallman and Mary Clark for eligibility infraction in greek games. They must prevent recurrence next year and council discussed system improvements with the Eligibility Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wood
Sylvia Seifert
Edith Smith
Laura Retting
Ellen Mallory
Patty Dent
Marie Stallman
Mary Clark
New Representative Assembly
Deets
Miss Howard
van de Water
Dorothy Miner
Class of 29 elects officers for 1930 at April meeting
The class of 29 elected officers for next year on April 27. Sylvia Seifert became Greek Games Chairman, Ruth von Roeschlaub Greek Games Business Manager, Eleanor Laird Mysteries Chairman, Lucy Mathews Class Vice-President and Secretary, and Margaret Burford named to lead the class. Harriet Tyng Edith Wood and Josephine Firor served as observers. The class received an invitation to Senior Week festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Meyery
Elizabeth Metzger
Dele Garmaise
Harriet Blachley
Gertrude Hargrave
Helen Deutsch
Representative Assembly
Hope Warner
Mosetta White
Alice Killeen
Mirra “Morovsky
Ruth Richards
Mortarboard
Sidney Stemmons
Thel Barnett
Kering Thomas
Sarah “Ell
Helen Gamlin
Sylvia Seifert
Ruth von Roeschlaub
Eleanor Laird
Mysteries
Lucy Mathews
Margaret Burford
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Ncess Matchabelli Pri
Legend OF
Leonora
Harriet Tyng
Josephine Firor
Jovs Silversmiths
Banks Bion
Philadelphia
Oliver A. Olson
Broadway
New York
Crosstown Bus and Subway
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