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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1913
Page
6
A concise listing shows events from Monday to Thursday including Chapel with Dr Paul Van Dyke on Monday, Craigie Club 4 6 in Theatre on Tuesday, University Chapel on Wednesday, and Thanksgiving holidays starting Thursday.
President and Mrs Nicholas Murray attended a dinner at Brooks Hall Friday evening. The evening featured candle sticks, fine gowns, and an informal reception in the drawing room where the guests met and chatted after the meal.
A series of chapel notices announces events at Princeton University. Dr Paul Dyke will give a sermon Monday November 24 in Princeton Chapel. A Thanksgiving service occurs Wednesday November 26 in St Pauls Chapel. Knox will address the audience Monday December 1. Academic Chapel Thursday December 4 features Dean Gilder Eve as speaker.
A critical reading discusses Peter Dale They Who Danced and The Poet with praise for characterization vitality and lyric single ness. It disputes epilogue imagery praises Columbia undergraduates for writing leaders though finding the long leader impractical and unsound in religious association theory.
Alma mater notes record births to Charles C Remsey and David Dessau families, Jessie W Hughan published socialist works, Auerbach sisters relocate to West 87th Street, Ethel Cochrane engages to Wayne Heydecker, and Eddie Parks announces engagement to Vernon Baker.
The Barnard Opera Benefit page lists undergraduates and committee members by class year from 1914 to 1917. It includes chairmen M. Peck and M. Kenny with others such as R. M. Wise, E. Mulhall, L. Adams, M. Pollitzer, and J. Fox. A price scale is posted on the Student Bulletin Board on the second floor.
The English Club meets every other Monday at members' houses. It is a secretive society with a strong suspicion of ice cream at meetings.
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