Argentina Guest of Senorita Dorado at tea
The well known Spanish dancer Argentina, touring the United States, was guest of honor at a tea on Thursday November 21 hosted by Prof Dorado. She was accompanied by her manager Mr Markoff and Senorita Ebanez. The gathering included college trustees, faculty, friends, about twenty Spanish majors, and Student Council members.
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la Argentina
United States
Dorado
Markoff
Senorita Ebanez
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Spain
Land of Joy
New York
Sargentina
Senora Arcos
Comedienne
College
Senorita Dorado
Hess
Senorita Castellano
le Duc
Huttman
Gregory
Howard
Reichard
Miss Meyer
Braun and
Mullins
Glee Club Concert Set for December at Casa Italina
The Barnard Glee Club plans its first post formation concert this year on a Saturday evening in December at Casa Italina. The program features Christmas carols and English songs with an international mix including Bohemian, American and German pieces. An instrumental trio will assist, and tickets are fifty cents, available from Glee Club members or Elsa, the president.
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Barnard Glee Club
Casa Italina
Glee Club
Elsa
Graduates To Talk At Vocational Tea
A vocational tea will feature talks by alumnae on teaching publishing department store merchandising and social welfare The four short talks will include Mrs Heppes on teaching and Miss Coddington on publishing offering firsthand insights and time for questions and discussion
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Elizabeth Coddington
Dorothy Woolf
Miss Coddington
Ginn and Company
Meeting to discuss Forum's new plans at Barnard
The revived Social Science Forum invites interested students to a mass meeting on Friday December 6 at 12 o'clock in Room 304 Barnard to choose a name set purposes and decide on speakers. The group once had over two hundred members and organized six discussion topics.
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Social Science Forum
Barnard
Liberal Club
Bogaras
University of
Pictures of Juniors To Be Taken by Friday
Announcement for all Juniors to have portraits in Mortarboard must be taken by Friday. Those not yet scheduled should see Josephine Grohe. Reservations for the year book are available with a 25 cent or greater deposit at Barnard Hall noon center table.
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Josephine Grohe
Barnard Hall
Dormitory reception entertains faculty with musical program
The dormitory gathering Friday night featured a student produced musical program instead of plays. Dean Gildersleeve Miss Abbott Elinor Trostel and others welcomed a large crowd including Professors Braun Fairchild Perry Weeks and Mrs Davis. Notable alumnae attended as well. Isa McIlwraith played a piano solo and a sextet plus several trio numbers delighted guests. Lullaby and love songs by La Mar and her pupil Katherine Young closed the evening with dancing until midnight.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Miss Abbott
Elinor Trostel
Braun
Fairchild
Perry
Miss Weeks
Davis
Miss Hopkins
Isa McIlwraith
Miss la Mar
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Katherine Young
Faculty Discusses Majors Prospects at Barnard
Barnard began its major system in 1906 07 with an 18 point requirement later rising to 28 in 1925. Now 21 subjects are offered for majors across departments including English 124 French 64 Economics 32 and Philosophy 4. Anthropology, while offering few openings, is seen as difficult for women to pursue due to employment uncertainty.
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Barnard
Reichard
Anthropology
Wigs and Cues to stage two casts of Outward Bound
Wigs and Cues announces two casts for Outward Bound at Milbank Theatre with a critic present to view both performances on December 13 and 14. Sutton Vane the English playwright is noted for the 1924 Broadway Ritz Theatre success.
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Milbank Theatre
Fredericka Gaines
Wigs & Cues
Sutton Vane
Barnard
Milbank
Ritz Theatre
T. Benchley
Vane
Robert Benchley
LIFE
Spanish Club Receives Gift of Rare Books
The Spanish Club received two rare books, Gil Blas and Don Quixote, donated by Miss Anna E. H. Meyer. The old edition is noted by Tickner and now resides in the Spanish Room of Hewitt Hall, open to Spanish Department members and friends.
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Gil Blas
Don Quixote
Anna E. H. Meyer
Tickner
Hewitt Hall
Debates Planned on Social Conflict at Columbia
Norman Thomas, who led the Socialist vote surge in New York, will debate Solon de Leon on tactics in social conflict at 3 P.M. on campus. The open meeting of the Columbia Social Problems Club will be held in McMillin Theater tomorrow, Barnard students invited. This marks Thomas's fourth mass meeting since the mayoral campaign began. Solon de Leon, son of Columbia law professor Daniel de Leon, helped found the Socialist Labor Party.
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Norman Thomas
New York
Solon de Leon
Columbia Social Problems Club
McMillin
Barnard
Daniel de Leon
Columbia Law
The
Socialist Labor Party
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Thomas de Leon
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