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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1923

Page

3

Silver Bay Baton Trip For Twenty Eastern College Girls

About forty girls hiked across the Hudson to Silver Bay near Lake George New York for a ten day YWCA conference. Katherine Ashworth represents the local college as the undergraduate. mornings cover college issues and subjects, afternoons include sports and hikes, evenings host talks and songs.

Silver Bay Hudson Palisades Ted Trull New York Lake George Katherine Ashworth Qahidi

Helen Gahagan Wins New Tribute in Chicago

Barnard theatre goers hear of Helen Gahagan’s rising fame as Molnar’s Paula and Peter succeeds in Chicago after New York. A Chicago Herald piece April 15 calls her the era’s most important new stage discovery who does not act like a discovery, with a personal interview outlining her dramatic rise and acting philosophy relaxed concentration.

Barnard Theatre Helen Gahagan Molnar Paula Peter New York Chicago Chicago Herald Miss Gahagan Ani

Undergraduate Officers Installed at Assembly Meeting

Miss Marburg led an appeal for the Mt Ivy drive and Camp Elizabeth work. Agnes MacDonald won the Tatlock Prize as Edna Trull took office as undergraduate president and received the gavel amid vows to serve. Senior Soiree on June 1 was announced. meeting ended with Beside the Waters of the Hudson.

Miss. Marburg Mt. Ivy Settlement Club Camp Elizabeth Barnard Barbara Kruger Edythe Sheehan Agnes MacDonald Yvonne Moen Edna Trull The Hudson

Annual A A Banquet Shines With Music and Talent

About two hundred ninety students alumnae and guests attended the third annual A A Banquet in the gym last Friday evening. Music and dances followed courses with performers M Mansfield E Barton M Weed M Reinheimer and others delivering entertaining numbers and a clever undergrad spoof.

A. A M. Mansfield E. Barton M. Weed M. Reinheimer M. Spotz M. Sinclair

Classical Club Meets Mrs Haskell Lecture On German

The final meeting of the Classical Club was addressed by Mrs Haskell on Thursday May 3. She spoke on the importance of German for scientific progress and its value during the war, highlighting the language’s role and urging continued study.

Scholarships Awarded Following New Aemae Awards

The article notes further scholarships awarded after the Caroline Duror Memorial and Katherine Shea awards. Ruth Lustbader is listed as recipient of the Archaeological Graduate Scholarship at Bryn Mawr, with graduate study in psychology at Columbia.

Aemae Caroline Duror Katherine Shea Ruth Lustbader Bryn Mawr Ar Curtis

Tatlock Prize Awarded for Latin Language Papers

The Tatlock Memorial Prize in Latin awarded to Miss Agnes MacDonald from the Class of 1923 after 27 candidates submitted their papers. Nine finalists were split into two groups. five judged stronger, with MacDonald winning unanimous approval. Ruth Lustbader placed second, with Hazel Deane Henrietta Apfel and Norma Lowenstein also praised for high quality work.

Jean Willard Tatlock Agnes MacDonald MacDonald Dorothy” Scholze Hazel Deane Henrietta Apfel Norma Lowenstein

Senorita Dorado Lecture on Geography and Spanish Culture

Senorita Dorado lectured on May 3 in Room 214 Milbank on the influence of geography and geology on Spanish culture. She argued the Pyrenees isolated Spain from Europe, fostering an indigenous culture and noting Moorish influence tied to Africa, with lantern slides illustrating Spanish cultural phases.

Milbank Sefiorita Dorado Pyrenees Spain Europe Africa

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Ruth ‘Lustbader Helen’ Gahagan Helen Ghagai Miss Marburg Newcomer Armstrong Breidman B. Kalisher Gordon Tisdale Lubell Kahrs Frankenstein Einert Trull Giddings Daniels Mehrer Colgan Loftus Cook Hattorf Wood Williams Scholz Lazar Lee Frank Worthington Goldman Lowry Peck Shipman Dietz Wuori Irish Burnside Johnson Kane McIntosh Melosh Ra ®Ney Weathers Messinger Cerlian Bazinet Brink Barta Ingman Becker Strauss Catoggio Newton Hoff Quinn Adams Farquahar Avery Burtis Dawson Hilton Hailparn Jackson Preische Yates Bang Margaret Irish Elva Tatlock Prize A. MacDonald Senorita Dorado
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