Alumnae Athletics Organization Grows Beyond Barnard
Barnard College reports the formation of the Intercollegiate Alumnae Athletic Association, uniting 40 colleges with 950 members as of last May. Officers include Elsa Alsberg as president and Lillian Schoedler as honorary president, with activities across basketball, dancing, swimming, riding, and more.
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Barnard
Elsa Alsberg
Schuyler Imbrie
Daphne Dietrich
Lillian Schoedler
United States
Canada
Elsa Detmold
Smith
Margarette Daniels
Jean Moble
Dorrit Osann
Wisconsin
New York
Brooklyn
Miss Helen Gilleaudeau Wins Long Island Tennis Title
Helen Gilleaudeau 15 defeats Marie Wagner in the semi finals and Bernhard in the finals at Woodmere Country Club on August 5. Grace Gilleaudeau, 11, and Helen held the Barnard Championship from 1908 to 1915, each winning all four years of college.
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Helen Gilleaudeau
Long Island
Woodmere Country Club
Miss Gilleaudeau
Marie Wagner
Bernhard
Grace Gilleaudeau
Barnard
Marriages of Eleanor Gay and Edith Grossman in New York
Eleanor Gay married F F Van de Water of the New York Tribune on October 4 at her parents home 157 West 103th Street. Carol Lorenz wed Frederick Philip Hier on October 6 at 485 Central Park West. Hier a Syracuse University graduate. Edith Grossman married Justus Griin on October 9 at her parents home 1347 Lexington Avenue.
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Eleanor Gay
F. F. van de Water
The
New York Tribune
West 103Th Street
Carol Lorenz
Frederick Philip Hier
Central Park West
Hier
Syracuse University
Edith Grossman
Justus Griin
Lexington Avenue
Women on Hughes tour go west in national campaign
Mrs. Charles C. Rumsey also known as Mary Harriman from 1905 is among speakers launching a nation wide tour to back Mr Hughes. The women's train has begun its journey westward.
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Charles C. Rumsey
Mary Harriman
Hughes
Istelle De Young Makes Psychological Work At Extension School
In 1914 Istelle De Young engages in psychological work at the Extension School of the Neurological Institute, reflecting ongoing research and clinical activity in the field.
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Istelle de Young
Neurological Institute
Sidney Miner to Teach at Miss Masters School This Winter
Sidney Miner will teach at Miss Masters School this winter in 1914. Ruth Guernsey will also teach there in 1914, joining the faculty for the season.
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Sidney Miner
Miss Master's School
Ruth Guernsey
Theatrical Season Notes on Opera and Vaudeville
The article surveys recent and upcoming performances across theatre, pantomime, and vaudeville. It highlights Lazarus at Shubert, Under Sentence at Harris, Pierrot the Prodigal, Sumurun, and pantomime by M Clerget. It notes Marion Morgan’s Art Dancers, Diaghileff ballet, Nijinsky's Till Kulenspiegel, and Robert Edmond Jones scenery. It mentions Clod at Washington Square Players, Will und Wiebke at Bandbox, Shaw’s Getting Married starring William Faversham, and previews November 6 openings.
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Lazarus
Shubert Theatre
Irvin Cobb
The
Harris
Pierrot the Prodigal
America
Marion Morgan
University of California
Palace
Serge de Diaghileff
Nijinsky
Sumurun
Clod
Washington Square Players
Comedy Theatre
Art and Music Notices Open for Submissions
Under this heading we shall print brief notices and critiques of events in the field of art, music and the drama. The editors will gladly publish appropriate contributions.
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Intercollegiate Alumnae Athletic Association
Vassar College
Smith College
Mt Holyoke College
Hunter College
Teachers’ College
Adelphi College
Packer and Savage
Edward Frederic Foley
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