Sophomore Play Next Door Delights College Audience
The class of 1910 presented Eleanor Maude Crane's comedy Next Door last Friday and Saturday. Amusing misunderstandings drive the plot to a reconciliation finale with strong acting by Mabel Palliser Lilian Egleston Harriet Fox Bertha Firebaugh and others and praised orchestra. The play committee led by Florence Rose earned commendation for the successful production.
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Eleanor Maude Crane
Mabel Palliser
Lilian Egleston
Harriet Fox
Bertha Firebaugh
High School of Commerce
Florence Rose
Grace Meier
Julia Wagner
Muriel Ivimey
Gladys Bonfils
Mebel
Parliser-and- Hezel- Woodhull
German Kreis Holds Second Annual Freshman Event
The Deutscher Kreis hosted its second annual gathering Wednesday afternoon to honor freshmen and involve upperclassmen. Faculty clowns arrived, cider and traditional steins were served, and activities included partner dancing with ribbons and decorated canes, followed by singing of college songs as the day ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geran
Eraian Steins
Kreisthout
Andy
Woman's Intercollegiate Association Meet At Vassar
The annual meeting of the Woman's Intercollegiate Association for Student Government was held at Vassar from November 1 to 3. Delegates from Barnard, Baltimore, Brown, Bryn Mawr, Cornell, Mt Holyoke, Randolph-Macon, Simmons, Swarthmore, Wellesley, Ells, Wilson, and others attended. The event featured reports from student governments, a reception at Vassar, and the selection of next year’s officers with Mt Holyoke hosting and Wells College to elect a VP and Cornell to elect a secretary.
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Woman’s Intercollegiate Association For Student Government
Vassar
Mary R. Babbott
Vassar ‘08
Clairette P. Armstrong
Barnard ’08
Lucia Sloan
Woman’s College of Baltimore
Barnard College
Woman's College of Baltimore
Brown University
Bryan Mawr
Cornell University
Mt. Holyoke College
Randolph
Demat
Barnard
Intercollegiate Association
Wells College
Cornell
Barnard Union Lecture by Melville Cane
The first Barnard Union lecture of the fall is this afternoon at four in the Brinckerhaff Theatre. Melville H. Cane will discuss Nonsense Verse and Parody in a talk expected to attract a campus audience.
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Barnard Union
Brinckerhaff Theatre
Melville H. Cane
President Butler Dines at Brooks Hall Establishes Tradition
President Butler made a first social visit to Brooks Hall on November 6 with guests including Mrs. Butler Professor and Mrs. William ter Dr Edward Delevan Perry Dean of Philosophy Columbia University Mrs Perry Miss Grace Hubbard and Mr George Plimpton. He praised Barnards new dorm and urged enduring dormitory traditions and Latin Grace as a key academic touchstone.
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President Butler
Brooks Hall
Miss Weeks
Butler
William’ Ter
Edward Delevan Perry
Philosophy
Columbia University
Perry
Grace Hubbard
George Plimpton
Barnard College
Barnerd
Latih
Barnard
University
1909 Class News Elects Ruth Childs Chairman
At the regular November meeting Ruth Childs was elected chairman of the Junior Ball committee and Olga Rilke became sub-treasurer of the Undergraduate Association. The group rescinded a motion to tax fifty cents per member for Mortar Board representation.
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Ruth Childs
Olga Rilke
Mortar Board
Missing Books List Highlights Collector Items
A catalog note lists scarce volumes including Livy Ab Urbe Condita Teubner vol. 2 books 7 to 23, Robinson History of Western Europe in a single consolidated volume, Lessing Nathan der Weise primer edition, and Swift Selections edited by Henry Craik with Miss Hubbard's copy in vol. 1.
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Teubner
Robinson
Western
Europe
Lessing
Nathan der Weise
Swift
Henry Craik
Miss Hubbard
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Courtney Martin
M. B. Palliser
Will Webster
L. Egleston
George Chester
D. Kirchwey
Fred Harper
S. Silverman Cane
Cuc Peas
Alice Armstead
Mary Nammack
Kathleen Covington
Hazel Woodhull
Babs
Woman's Intercollegiate Association For Student Government
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