Spanish Pianist Heard By Club At First Tea
Emilio de Torre Spanish pianist entertained the Spanish Club at its first meeting of the year at the Casa de las Espanas. He played Danza Espanola Serenata Espanola and Rumores del Alban cion plus two tangos. Nathalia Crane spoke of Spain and Miss Marcial Dorado invited new members. Tea was served in the new Barnard Spanish Room.
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Casa de Las Espanas
Danza Espanola
Granados
Nathalia Crane
Spain
Marcial Dorado
Barnard
Debate on Merits of Four Parties Programs Continues
The discussion features remarks on Hoover Roosevelt and Lincoln era leadership. Burke defends Hoover, attacks Roosevelt for lacking independence, while Westwood of the Socialist camp praises all but criticizes Roosevelt housing aid. The debate also covers regulation of utilities and the case for public ownership.
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Hoover
Lincoln
Burke
Harold Westwood
Law School
Socialist Party
Foster
Roosevelt
Mr. Westwood
Madame Egarinoff Sings At Russian Tea Friday
Madame Egarinoff a guest soloist at an International Club meeting sung a Tchaikovsky aria and two folk Russian songs. Nathalie Drozdoff and Elizabeth Tatarinoff presided at the tea table in Russian costume as Miss Weeks and others attended. The club limits membership to one third American-born students and Professor Maciver is the faculty sponsor.
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Madame Egarinoff
Russian Gravid ‘Opera
International Clu
Jean Giesey
Tchaike Ovsky
Nathalie Drozdoff
Elizabeth Tatarinoff
Miss Weeks
Miss Kruger
LeDuc
Maciver
Braun
Madame André
Professor Maciver
Annual Barnard Hall Etching Promises Campus Portraits
Mortarboard staff urges everyone to contribute snapshots and circulate for the campus year 1932 1933. Subscriptions are taken daily 12 1 in Barnard Hall with the book priced at 3 dollars 75 cents payable in installments.
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Everyeone
Barnard Hall
General Colleges
German Club Repeats Cinema Party Today
Deutscher Kreis hosts a Kino party at the Criterion Theatre 44th Street Broadway this afternoon. Members and guests saw Maedchen in Uniform on Tuesday and those missing receive complimentary tickets for today. A second club meeting is set for Monday at four this year.
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Deutscher Kreis
Criterion Theatre
44Th Street
Broadway
Professor Braun
Puckett
von Helms
Maedchen
Barnard College Magazine Preview Hints At New Issue
Barnard College prepares a forthcoming issue of its quarterly with essays by Miriam Rosenthal and other writers. The magazine aims to explore refined literary quality and current affairs, with the first issue of the year slated for presentation in about two weeks.
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Barnard
Shioy
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