Alumnae Plan Fall Tea Series and Elections
Alumnae committees set fall programs including monthly teas led by the Membership Committee and the first tea on November 1 to welcome freshmen. The association will publish a monthly magazine starting in October and begin its fall fundraising. Officers elected last June include Helen Erskine as President and Lillian Wardell as Treasurer, with a slate of directors and the Reunion Committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Erskine
Association
Anna I. von Shelly
Renee Fulton Mazer
Joseph O. ‘Skinner
Mary Budd
Lillian M. Wardell
Alice’ Rheinstein Bernheam
Reginald Hunter Colley
Mary Stewart
Virginia Elizabeth Cook
Robert F. Dirkes
Eva Hutchinson
Philip B. Holmes
Nelle. Weathers
James Lee Laidlaw
Harriet, Burton
Frederick Ronald ‘Mansbridge
Georgia
Mullen
Frances K. Marlatt
Frederick W. Rice
Madeleine . Hooke
Isabel Totten
Paul Mack Whelan
Dorothy Herod
Jennie Dwight Wylie
College Welcomes 1937 Freshmen Day Visitors
Freshman Day activities highlighted student government involvement and civic virtues. Upperclass presidents spoke to newcomers, and leaders from the Undergraduate Association 소개 introduced officers. Greek Games featured 1935 alumni with events amid cheers as Diana Campbell and others aided planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gristede
A. A
Bulletin
Mae
Diana Campbell
Louise Dreyer
Dorothy Haller
Vivian Tenney
Roselle Riggin
Bulletin Staff to Host Tryouts Friday Tea Session
Bulletin staff invite freshmen and all students to try out for any department of the newspaper Friday afternoon from 4 to 6 in the Bulletin office. Tea will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Miss Streng Calls Kreutzberg Greatest Dancer on Return
Barnard instructor Miss Marian Streng returns from Europe praising Harald Kreutzberg as the best dancer. She toured Berlin Dresden Vienna Budapest Venice Florence Munich and Salzburg studying and attending Max Reinhardt and Bruno Walter performances. She plans a slightly altered technique emphasis in her new class and describes dancing as a fine art.
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Kreutzberg
Miss Streng
Salzburg
Marian Streng
Physical Education
Strong
Barnard
Europe
Bremen
Berlin
Mary Wigman
Dresden
Budapest
Venice
Giovanna Portfolio
Vienna
Florence
Munich
Harald Kreutzberg
Miss Strong
Max Reinhardt
Bruno
Walter
American Conservatory
Mondsee
An-Tervieres
October 1933 Campus Events Schedule
Calendar entries list activities for a week starting Tuesday October 3 1933 including Dean's address to freshmen theatre performances religious club tea welcome for the chaplain Glee Club rehearsals and college teas with locations Brooks Hall 408 College Parlor and the Bulletin office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplain—College
College
Rasidelich
Brooks Hall
Glee Club
Open positions on Quarterly Business Staff for freshmen
Several spots on the Quarterly magazine business staff are open. Freshmen or upperclassmen interested in joining the advertising or circulation teams or becoming a business assistant should contact Helen Brodie via Student Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Brodie
Freshman 18S Guests at Two Teas in Colley Parlor
Freshman women were guests of honor at two afternoon teas in Colley Parlor on September 27 and 29 1936. Peggy Goble received at the first tea while Margaret Gristede and Dina Campbell poured. Faculty present included Professor Muzzey Chaplain Knox Miss Weeks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frida
Colley
Peggy Goble
Margaret Gristede
Dina Campbell
Muzzey
Knox
Miss Weeks
Goodale
Hoffmann
M:s. Code
Holawasser
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Blau Weiss Country Club
Tilden
Hamburg
Hine
Horry Cent
Hrivdgen & Co
West
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Columbia University Bookstore
116Th Street
Broadway
Gantley’s Food Shoppe, Inc
Gantley’s
Amsterdam Av
Dale Beauty Salon
Mr. Giry
la Maison Antoine
Paris
Pat Kluge
Suzann Strait
Gerada Green
Eleanor Schmidt
Ruth Snyder
Dork Morris
Kathleen Strain
Dorothy Halley
Agnes Creagh
Elise Cobb
Beth Anderson
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
West End
Columbia
113Th
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Es Veweler
Tel. University
Journalism
Buitpinc
Israel Friedlaender
Seminary College OF Jewish Studies
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Teachers Institute
Board of Education
Office of
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New York Telephone
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