Pageant in Prospect Park Seeks Participants from Brooklyn
Brooklyn residents are invited to join a pageant in Prospect Park on Saturday May 20 at 3 PM. Edna Mclkeene at Willow Place Chapel House 27 Columbus Place coordinates the event. No rehearsal required. A special car will transport participants from the Chapel House to the park.
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Prospect Park
Edna Mclkeene
Willow Place Chapel House
Columbus Place
Brooklyn
Chapel House
Pageant Seeks Costume Loans for Local Event
The pageant requests costumes of all descriptions including Robin Hood and glee singer outfits. Donate by week’s end labeled with lender’s name to reclaim later. Drop by Margaret Lies, class of ’16, or Rose Le Vino to entrust items.
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Robin Thood
Margaret Lies
Rose le Vino
Scholarships Awarded to Barnard Students and Alumni
A number of scholarships and fellowships for graduate study have been won by Barnard students and alumnae. Margaret Cameron Cobb, 1915, received a geology fellowship at Bryn Mawr. Isabel Dean, 1916, and Elise Tolin, 1915, won Bryn Mawr graduate scholarships in classics and chemistry. Three Curtis University Scholarships at Columbia went to Elizabeth Nitchie, 1910, Tilian Soskin, 1915, and Mabel Weil, 1916.
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Barnard
Margaret Cameron*Cobb
Bryn Mawr
Isabel Dean
Elise Tolin
Curtis University
Columbia
Elizabeth Nitchie
Tilian Soskin
Mabel Weil
Deutsch Kreis elections honor Pauline Hattoff and officers named
In the Kreis meeting a vote of thanks was given to Pauline Hattoff for directing the play Ninety three dollars were raised and set aside for the Deutscher Kreis Prize. Next year’s officers elected include President Pauline Hattor, Vice-President Tessie Mayer, Treasurer Anna Terman, Secretary Lucy Benzi, Play Chair Sophie Aimson, Dance Chair Ruth Kannofsky, Entertainment Committee Chair Frida Webber.
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Deutscher Kreis
Kreis
Pauline Hattoff
Deutscher Kreis Prize
Pauline Hattor
Tessie Mayer
Anna Terman
Lucy Benzi
Sophie Aimson
Ruth Kannofsky
Frida Webber
ALIAS FRATERNITIES DEBATE AT COLLEGE MEETING
The discussion focused on social organizations and Greek life at the campus. Mrs. Bab Jenkins Geer urged more college spirit and opposed exclusive national ties, critiquing rushing and preferring local clubs or inclusive social structures. Participants debated no organization versus social groups and the tension between tradition and modern movements.
A A M E M B E R S Meeting Notice
A A members gather Wednesday at 12 30 in Room 139 to elect officers for next year. All members are requested to attend.
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Amsterdam Avenue
118Th Street
Morningside
Pearl Specialty Shop
Amsterdam Ave
College Text Books
A.g.seiler
Amsterdam
MRS. George’s
Cake and Pastry Shop
Chas. Friedgen
Livingston Hall
Whittier Hall
N.Y
Cotrell & Leonard Intercollegiate Bureau of Academic Costume
The
Regents of the
State of New York
Elizabeth Terriberry
Columbia University Press
School of Journalism
Avau Wready
Mme
Hilda
College Corset
Math Club
Charlotte Martens
Helene Bausch
Evelyn Davis
Beatrice Burroughs
Kasner
New York City
Cox Sons & Vining
Madison Ave
Ruth Salem Barnard
Hawaii
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