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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1915
Page
5
Student subscriptions offer $1 to $2 off the regular price for the five remaining Ossip Gabrilowitsch recitals. Tickets available at London Chariton office, 868 Carnegie Hall. Dates include Nov 13 Saturday, Dec 1 Friday, Dec 28 Tuesday, and Feb 24 Thursday afternoons.
A Paderewski recital will be held at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday December 7 at 2 30 under the Society for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis. Tickets are available at Miss Patchin s office.
A call to action urges readers to donate food and supplies for empty baskets before Wednesday. The appeal lists items such as canned goods flour potatoes fruits bread and cake and invites anyone to contribute from anywhere to help fill the baskets and bring happiness.
College Settlement Week runs December 13 to 18. Participants are urged to sign up for studies and contribute in any way they can. Remember CSA Week and consider what you can do to help.
Miss Daniell of Teachers College and Miss Loomis from Japan will lead a discussion on social life in Oriental countries under Student Volunteers supervision. The event is scheduled for Tuesday November 23 at 7 50 with entrance from 120th Street.
The Educational Drama League hosts Mrs. E Sheridan Fry of Vassar’s group to demonstrate coaching methods on November 23 at 4 p m. Mrs August Belmont introduces Fry, with tea to meet Belmont and Fry afterward. Fortuny lighting will be used for Undergrad Show, Dr Baker assisting with installation.
A fortnightly informal play reading circle starts in Undergraduate study under Wigs and Cues. It may later read or perform original one act plays with the English Department. Meeting is Wednesday November 24 at 4 PM in Undergraduate. See Katherine Harrower locker 322 Junior study for details.
The 1918 sophomore class finished most of its regular business on Friday as the secretary and chairmen presented reports. Members planned future activities and discussed upcoming events.
Lucille Taylor elected chairman of Junior Ball replacing Christine Robb who resigned. Irma Hahn chosen chairman of Junior Luncheon. Dorothy Bauer and Elsa Becker elected to the executive committee.
A Wednesday noon meeting of the Feminist Forum and Socialist Club debated affiliating the two groups and forming a Social Science League. Opinions varied on club influence this year with praise for FF efforts during the Suffrage Parade. The league drew praise as a practical way to unite less partisan and more radical members to discuss current issues.
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