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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1933
Page
2
Wigs and Cues members were selected at a board meeting held Monday October 23 after tryout plays on Friday October 20 in Brinckerhoff Theatre. New members will be notified of acceptance this week and a tea is planned for Friday November 3.
The French Club held a reception Friday October 20 at 4 in the College Parlor honoring Professor Muller returning from an abroad trip. Faculty attendees included Miss Le Duc Miss Sturdevant Mime Varney Miss Phelps and Professor Loiseaux. Officers named Natalie Drozdoff President Charlotte Boykin Social Chairman Annabelle Chazanoff Treasurer Dorothy Nowa Secretary.
The Newman Clubs of Barnard College Columbia College New College and the Graduate Groups held opening tea dance of the year on October 19 from 430 to 7 at the Casa Italiana. Edwin V. Seltzer and his Royal Jesters provided music. Father Ford and Gertrude Lally welcomed guests. Miss Maloney said tea dances are popular and this was the best yet with strong Graduate Groups attendance.
Prof Moley, former Assistant Secretary of State and Brain Trust member, will speak to the college assembly at 1. He has led crime surveys, served since 1931 with New York State Committee on Administration of Justice, and edited a forthcoming magazine Today. He lectured on Great Political Personalities at Barnard for years.
Marian Greenebaum leads the Play Day committee in announcing a college event on Thursday October 26 at 4 15 PM. The day features a Grand Relay and multiple group activities including volleyball six pass games dodge ball and a Round Robin tennis not tournament among tennis classes with a final faculty match and treasure hunt.
The notice lists events across days: Professor Moley speaks at the Assembly Gym on October 24 at 1 10 PM with a Menorah and Columbia Jewish Society reception for Rabbi Braunstein in College Parlor from 4 to 10 4 voting for A A Vice President in Conference Room 4 30 Glee Club in 408B. October 25 features College Tea 4 to 6 College Parlor Spanish Majors and faculty in Conference Room 4 Archery Tournament 4 30 Glee Club and Special Rehearsal in 408B. October 26 includes Play Day in the Gym at 4.
The National Student Federation announces the sixth year of international debating opens October 30 in Florida with Cambridge University team Alastair Sharp and Michael Barkway meeting Rollins College in Winter Park. They tour the south and Midwest through December for about thirty debates.
Twelve contestants have reached the third round including Mary Sutin Margery Kissane Helen Brodie Jean Strait Elizabeth R E Jones Lucy Appleton Marjorie Kimont Angela Folsom Sandy Segard Ellen Weill Elattie Pope Virginia Schuyler Sandy Segard has advanced to the fourth round by default.
This week is Play Week with Friday October 27 marked as Swim Play Day. Events suit all levels from advanced to intermediate including diving swimming and novelty contests with a Halloween duck for apples invitation to all.
Freshmen and sophomores are urged to sign up for dancing lessons in November as part of Greek Games activities for next term.
Fenner Brockway addresses socialist meeting urging organized and pre conceived propaganda including color and drama in marches and tableaux with socialist messages He recalls discussing life force guidance with Bernard Shaw and notes links to Civil Liberties Union and women’s freedom achievements.
A college Mortarboard tea was held on Wednesday October 18 at 4 pm in the College Parlor. Organized by Sally Bright, the staff hosted with Miss Abbott Miss Kruger and Dr Gayer among invited faculty. Mortarboard staff listed include Georgiana Remer editor and Sally Bright business manager with Sheila and Elaine among the assistants.
The Social Problems Club endorses an anti war stance and the Student Council seeks delegates from across the college to represent the issue at Congress. The Undergraduate Secretary M L Wright requests clubs to nominate delegates from the general student body, not individual clubs.
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