Public French Drama Course Begins at Schermerhorn Hall
A public course in French drama presented in English will run Saturdays at 11 AM starting December at Schermerhorn Hall. It requires at least 60 registrations, with 15 lectures covering origins of French tragedy to the influence of classical drama, under registrar card admission.
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Schernerhorn Hall
Cornelle
Corneille
Corneile
Mohiere
Moliere
Moliére
Racine
Pril Oth -Athalie
Priloth
T.ading
Debating Club Plans Next Friday Debate
Fragmented notes show a debate topic debating restricting energy to 3 college organizations excluding the Undergraduate Association. Participants Haydock Martha ton nts and Hope Pur with McLane listed as a member.
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Haydock
Martha Ton
Hope
McLane
Barnard Botanical Club Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
The Barnard Botanical Club met on November 21 at Miss Brackett’s home with fourteen members present. Three resigned and six new members joined, bringing total membership to 39. Officers elected were President Miss Mary M Brackett first vice-president Mrs A B Hepburn second vice-president Miss Ada Watterson secretary May Parker 04 and treasurer Miss Bertha Dow. The board includes Mrs S Ely otitis Miss Emilie O Long Miss Alice M Jaacs Miss Linda Hanks Mabel Denton 64 and Helen Palliser 65. The group approved lectures by Dr Lloyd after January and a May or June field trip to the Bronx Gardens.
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Barnard Botanical Club
MacDougal
Lloyd
Teachers’ College
Botanical Department of
Barnard
Bronx Gardens
Richards
Visiting Committee Plans Visits to Barnard Settlement
The Barnard Chapter of the College Settlement Association invites visits to 95 Rivington Street. Interested people should meet Caroline Lexow, class of 1864, in the Senior Study at 1:15 PM on Friday December 4.
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Barnard Chapter
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College Settlement Association
Rivington Street
Caroline Lexow
Societa Italiana Sets Meeting on November 30
Societa Italiana announces a meeting on Monday November 30 in Room 204 at 12 20. Members urged to attend promptly for agenda items and discussions.
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Societa Italiana
Settlement workers sought for Columbia students
A sub committee reports opportunities for Columbia students to volunteer or be paid by New York social settlements. Listings include Children's House Chrystie Street headed by David Willard seeking volunteers for social evenings, East Side House Settlement on Seventy sixth Street needing teachers and class leaders, and Greenwich House 26 Jones Street seeking gym staff and activity directors.
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Saserel Ney York
Columbia
Children’s House
Oe Chrystie Street
David Willard
Thasteith College Settlement
Ai Street
Williams
Bhabe
Central Park
Natural History Museum
Child Labor Committee
East Side House Settlement
Reenwich House
Jones Street
Simkhovitch
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