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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1936
Page
5
Eight girls were chosen from seventeen nominees for the Freshman president post. They will reduce to four at the next meeting, with the president to be elected before Christmas. Nominees hailed from New York, Seattle, Long Island and other areas.
Barnard College invites Germanic Studies enthusiasts to an afternoon tea and an evening concert featuring works by di Lasso Bach and other late Renaissance composers. Admission cards are required for Deutscher Kreis members and music students, available from Professor Braun or Miss Adelaide Riecker.
The International Relations Club plans joint meetings with language clubs throughout the year. Shirley Adelson announces the first joint meeting with La Sociéte Francaise on October 29 in Room 304 Barnard Hall to view a France film.
The Peace Week Committee will meet next Wednesday at 12 in room 407. Marion Patterson, the chairman, urges all members to present a complete final report on supervised meetings and asks club presidents to contact Miss Patterson about Peace Week details.
Professor Oliver of the Greek and Latin Department presented a lecture using lantern slides on graves and wells dating to the Geometric Period. After the talk, tea was served in the Conference Room with several faculty and students in attendance.
An old style ad promotes Camels as easing daily mood and digestion. It claims Camels speed digestion fluids, increase alkalinity, and bring well being at mealtimes and after, touting Turkish and domestic tobaccos as finer and more expensive than other brands.
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