Author to Speak on Trade Unions by Theresa Wolfson
Theresa Wolfson former Barnard instructor and author of The Woman Worker and the Trade Unions will address the Labor Problems unit of the Social Science Forum. The meeting Thursday November 22 at 4 in the College Parlor will include discussion. tea will be served.
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Theresa Wolfson
Barnard
Euip
Social Science Forum
Miss Wolfson
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
United Neckwear Workers and Cap Makers
Brookwood Labor College
National Child Labor Committee
Joint Board of Protocol Standards
Garment
Consumers’ League of New York
Ringworm Explained by Dr. Alsop
Dr. Alsop explains ringworm spreads mainly by walking barefoot on contaminated mats and advises personal hygiene measures. He notes that pool water is unlikely to spread it, and outlines steps to prevent transmission including separate towels, slippers, and restricted barefoot activities.
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Barnard
Alsop
Student Council Minutes Highlight Fees and Tours
At the November 15 meeting of the Student Council Miss Bieler will discuss the N S F A tours. Katherine Brehme reports no unexcused absences from Compulsory Assembly. No head tax for sophomores and freshmen not in Greek Games. they may buy one ticket. Ten dollars allocated for food for seven industrial girls attending Barnard Camp for Industrial Weekend.
International Club Elects Officers Plans Future Events
A November 15 meeting elected Anne Gunther and Elsa Meder Publicity Chairmen with Corrie Vande Stadt as Assistant Social Chairman. Olga Faure and Dilme Ploompuu will represent the club in Health Week. An all day hike is planned for the second Sunday in December and a musical tea is scheduled for month’s end.
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International Club
Anne Gunther
Elsa Meder
Corrie Vande Stadt
Olga Faure
Dilme Ploompuu
Nature of Fellowship Explained by Dean
Miss Gildersleeve urges support for a peace program described by the dean. The appeal notes a five thousand dollar fund could send two more students abroad, framing the effort as a chance to advance international peace through personal sacrifice.
Newman Club Teas and Question Box Event
A tea for Newman Club members and others is at four in the Conference Room. Bring puzzling questions to the Question Box noted on campus bulletin boards for later answers from Father Ross, the club chaplain.
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Newman Club
Father Ross
This Year of Grace at Selwyn Theater review
Noel Coward presents This Year of Grace at the Selwyn under Arch Selwyn with a cast including Coward, the composer and Miss Beatrice Lillie. The revue ranges from polished songs to satire, with Coward delivering a few dramatic numbers that move the audience, though his musical comedy is not as brisk or agile as top London revues.
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Noel Coward
Selwyn Theater
Arch Selwyn
Beatrice Lillie
Cochran
London
Coward
Beatrice Lillie and the Dancing Iridescence of Miss Moss
The writer notes Miss Moss’s dancing as a vivid, iridescent display, comparing Beatrice Lillie’s decor to admired critics while admitting limited time to craft a fuller tribute. He recalls Paviona as a metaphorical flame and wind, and teases a more extended record for the future.
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Woollcott
George Fontana
Marjorie Moss
Atlantic Monthly
Miss Moss
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