Harvest Hop Scheduled Friday at Barnard Hall Gym
The fifth annual Harvest Hop draws over 200 couples with Ephraim Sack's eleven piece orchestra performing. Tickets are two dollars per couple and the event runs from 8 30 to 1 00 with autumnal decorations and local color.
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Nsthe Gymnasium
Barnard Hall
Aexpetation
Ephraim Sack
Engineers
Columbia
United States
Dean Gildersleeve
Riccio
Kerr
Miss Weeks
Diana Campbell
Physical Education Department
Carolin Frost
Helen Dykema
Alice Olsen
Jane Eisler
Roselle Riggin
Katherine Horsburgh
Marguerite Mead
Ruth Walter
Adair Brested
Madeline Davies
Students Entertain at Music Club Tea
Barnard College held a music tea in Room 408 at Barnard Hall with several students performing. Hildegardy Becher played Beethoven and Brahms, Geralaine Gilmore sang German lieder, Cynthia Rose accompanied, and Rich, Dykewart, Abbott, Willcockson, and Young offered instrumental works and selections by Bach, Chadwick, Franz, Popper, and Strauss.
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Arnard Hall
Seval Barnard
Hildegardy Becher
Largo
Apassionata
Brahms
Termezzo
Chopir
Mies Geralaine Gilmore
Franz “Thubert
Robert Franz
Cynthia Rose
Miss Gilmore
Miss Betsy
Rich
Mis Rich
Iss
Helen Dykewart
David Popper
Bach
Ruth Abbott
Barnard Active In Anti War Rally
Barnard and Columbia students participated in an Armistice Day anti war rally on Columbia Campus. Speakers included Frank Armstead Agnes Leckie M Louis Perrigaud and Kurt Rosenburg plus Columbia undergraduates and James Ulechrler urging a united front for peace and support for reinstating expelled students.
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Barnard
Frank Armstead
War Resisters League
Columbia
Sun Dial
Armstead
Agnes Leckie
M. Louis Perrigaud
World Committee Against
Julius Perlstein
California
City College
James Ulechrler
Columbia Spectator
Columbus ‘Circle
James — E. Shotwell
Columbia Hiversity
College Assembly
The
Academy of Political Science
Columbia University
Sheila Porteous Exchange Student Recalls Barnard Visit
Miss Sheila Porteous, New Zealand Barnard scholar, just returned from America where she spent a session at Barnard College New York. She is back at Otago University taking a home science course and praised American hospitality.
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Bulletin
Dunedin
New Zealand
Sheila’ Porteous
Sheila Porteous
America
Barnard College
New York
Otago Univerity
Barnard
Dean
Virginia Gildersleeve
Cleghorn
Federation of University Women
Otago Women’s Club
Marion Fyfe
Fall Quarterlies May Now Be Obtained in Barnard Hall
Edith Kane announces undergraduates may pick up the Fall Quarterlies in the Fourth floor Quarterly office of Barnard Hall. Previously, distribution was through the Columbia Bookstore.
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Edith Kane
Barnard Quarterly
Bulletin
Barnard Hall
Columbia
Library Book Truck Serves Late Arrivals Each Morning
The library operates a book truck in the main corridor on the first floor from 8 45 to receive books for students who are late to class. The service aims to move books into circulation quickly and avoid delaying the loan desk. Students with nine o clock classes should return books to the library on time to stay in class.
First Senior Faculty Tea At Four
The first of the Senior teas for the faculty is set for this afternoon in the college parlor from four to five thirty. Guests include members of the French English Latin German Greek Italian and Spanish departments. Miss Peggy Goble chairs and urges seniors especially language majors to attend. Three more teas will be held throughout the year honoring other departments.
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Peggy Goble
Wigs and Cues Tea Welcomes New Members Friday
Wigs and Cues held a tea in the College Parlor to welcome 46 new members. President Julia Riera announced new actives and apprentices across acting costuming staging and publicity with Margaret Carson noted for prior operatic experience.
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Julia Riera
Jane Barron Anderton
Marjorie Ashworth
Audrey T. Barlow
Louise Sarton
Kathleen Burnett
Lucille Naton
Ruth Day
Constance Friend
Joan Geddes
Anne Glenn
Nancy Hendrick
Mary Heuser
C. Houghtaling
Adeline Holden
Marietta Johson
Ann Furman
Ruth Landesman
Helen Lange
Laura Milse
Elizabeth Myer
Katherine
Virginia San
Josephine
Eugenie ‘Limendorfer
Natalie Flatow
Harriet - McClure
Margaret Carson
Town Hall
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C.C.N.Y
New’ Zealand
At Barnard
Wigs
Cues
Professor Latham
Doctor Alsop
Mrs. Herr
Constance Smith
Sangster
the Brontes
Aristophanes
London
Ment
Geneva
Locarno
Dr. Shotwell
Carnegie
Hochschule Fur Politik
Berlin
Briand-Kellogg
Shotwell
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