German cadets feted by Columbia German Clubs party
More than two hundred were entertained at Brooks Hall as cadets from the German cruiser Karlsruhe and Lt Duidot Zauzer visited New York. The tea dance hosted by the Deutscher Verein featured Jack Matthias Orchestra playing Auf Wiedersehen and Zwei Herzen.
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Deutscher Verein
Columbia
Brooks Hall
Spain
Canary Islands
Bermuda
Havana
South America
Mexico
Alaska
West Coast
U.S
New York
Jack Matthias
Auf Wiedersehn
Miss Abbott
Charlotte Boykin Sings At French Club Tea
Miss Charlotte Boykin a Barnard student who studied in Vienna and sang in Milan opera for two seasons entertained the Societe Francaise at the College Parlor by performing two groups of French songs and a scene from Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme.
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Charlotte Boykin
Barnard
Vienna
Milan
Societé Francaise
Miss Boykin
Visits To Current German Talkies Emphasized by Professor Braun
Professor Wilhelm Braun head of the German Department urged regular visits to talking pictures in German to develop language understanding. He noted his classroom idea was reinforced by Barnard students interest in Maedchen in Uniform and by the influx of good German films this year.
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Bulletin
Wilhelm Braun
Professor Braun
Barnard
Braun
Ninety-Fifth Street
Broadway
Emerson lecture links Spirit of America to modern art
John Erskine praised Emerson as unconsciously capturing America's spirit during a McMillan Theatre talk ending a series on American Spokesmen. He praised Emerson as both radical and polite and highlighted his views on education and social mobility.
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America
John, Erskine
Emerson
McMillin Theatre
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Mr. Erskine
Europe
A. University
Harvest Hop Bids Reach One Hundred Fifty Five Tonight
One hundred fifty five couples signed up for the Harvest Hop to be held tonight in the gym from 8 30 to 1 00. The event is the annual dance by the Athletic Association under Betty Armstrong with Alicia Fortier and Jean Waterman on the decorating committee. Decorations feature a yellow orange brown color scheme with a false wall and turkeys and pumpkins. Guests include Mabel Foote Weeks Barbara Kruger Agnes Wayman and instructors from the Physical Education Department along with four class presidents Dorothy Crook Kathleen McGlinchy Roselle Riggin and Charlotte Haverly. Tickets are 275 and the Columbia Blue Lions will provide the orchestra.
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The
Athletic Association
Betty Armstrong
Alicia Fortier
Jean Waterman
Mabel Foote Weeks
Barbara Kruger
Agnes Wayman
Physical Education Department
Dorothy Crook
Kathleen McGlinchy
Roselle Riggin
Charlotte Haverly
Columbia Blue Lions
Dot Pearlstein
Kay Montgomery
Louise Dreyer
Winifred Sheridan
Susan Lockwood
Grace Chin Lee
Agnes Creagh
Kay Strain
Maxine Larson
Vic Kearny
Margaret Martin
Helen Appell
Barnard Athletes Emphasize Physical Education Aims
Dean Gildersleeve urges campus to join unemployment relief effort while Aileen Pelletier calls Barnard Athletic Association members to help. Speakers highlight three college aims social intellectual and physical with sports leadership building personality and social skill, and dancing to play a key role in Barnard activities.
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Barnard Athletic Association
Aileen ‘Pelletier
Barnard Athletic” Association
Chin Lee
Barnard
Katherine Bush
Penny A Meal Drive Returns For Unemployed Relief Fund NY
The Penny a Meal Drive for the Unemployed Relief Fund of New York restarts Monday November 21 under the Committee of Twenty Five. Clarice Steitz leads the drive with undergraduates urged to contribute by Dean Gildersleeve and Undergraduate President Gena Tenney.
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Unemployed Relief Fund of
New York
Brahms tribute and campus cheer clash at camp recital
The Barnards’ Bulletin reports a camp musicale featuring Brahms with a music counsellor and Hungarian Dance. Audience cheer for the director Daddy while two athletes voice discontent over what they see as injustice in the performance.
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Daddy
Brahms
Dean Gildersleeve Opens Alumnae Lecture Series
Dean Gildersleeve inaugurates the third Alumnae lecture series on Tuesday November 22 in Brinckerhoff Theatre at 8 15 pm with a talk on The Creation of the International Mind Faculty and undergraduates are invited Balcony seats reserved for students The program also lists a January 16 sociology talk by Professor Maciver a Playwriting discussion led by Professor Latham a March talk on The Queen's English by Professor Greet and an April lecture on The Expanding Music Situation at Barnard by Professor Moore
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Maciver
Latham
Greet
Moore
Barnard
Dean Gildersleeve
Alumnie
Norman Angell
Unseen Assassins
K. A. Bratt
Nicholas
Murray Butler
Raymond B. Fosdick
Gilbert Murray
Pitman B. Potter
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IANY
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Duidot
Zauzer
la Scala
Athilde Camacho
LeDuc
Loiseaux
Nannette Kolbite
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A. A. Assembly
N.A.A.A
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Dean
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