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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1929
Page
5
Dr Buhler observes Barnard students as spontaneous and intelligent in class and social life. She notes Americans focus on essentials, finishing quickly yet thoroughly, and praises the girls for social poise and interest in life content.
A Barnard College notice invites a November 1 dance at the Barnard Gymnasium. The ad promises a festive gathering with seniors and sophomores, mentioning a rosette and a back stage banishment as part of the event planning. Telegraph or write to Vi le or Princeton to confirm attendance.
Monsieur Petit-Dutaillis director of the National Office of French Schools Universities and Beaux Arts was guest of honor at the French Club tea in Brooks Hall Blue Room on October 10. He will visit Barnard College in America to study education while in the United States. The club adopted an all French rule for the event and plans weekly French luncheon in Barnard Hall cafeteria to boost language use.
The Italian Club held its first meeting on Wednesday October 9 at noon in the Little Parlor with Miss Laura Cottone presiding. Plans include receptions teas visits to Italian plays restaurants and the Metropolitan Museum to study Italian art plus a club play. Professor Pozzolini will be guest of Casa Italiana on October 15 to speak on Machiavelli.
Editor requests Barnard students join fundraising and relief efforts for six killed and dozens wounded in the Marion North Carolina textile strike. Wounded face upfront hospital charges. organizers seek help and protest against exploitation. Meeting set at 121 Madison Avenue at 4 PM on Friday October 18th. contact Lexington 3684.
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