Student Council Sets Annual Mystery Committee and Ball Dates
The council will appoint a sub committee each year to decide on the form of the mysteries for the coming year and report to the Sophomore class by year end. Junior ball moved to February 6 and venue permission granted at Waldorf-Astoria. Building Fund Committee seats set at 25 percent chair and 10 percent members. Mortarboard business manager may publish debts of undergraduates and clubs in the Bulletin.
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Atta
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Building Fund Committee
Mortarboard
Calendar of Events Highlights and Exhibitions
A busy roster lists lectures at Union Theological Seminary by Dan Crawford and Prof. Thomas Cutting Hall, a tryout for an undergraduate show, a Folk Song recital at Horace Mann Auditorium, a YWCA dance, and an opera recital of Parsifal. Also noted are lectures at the Museum of Natural History by Ellsworth Huntington, a plant and flower exhibition by the Horticultural Society of New York open Nov 1–4, and Institute of Arts and Sciences lectures.
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Horticultural Society of New York
American Museum of Natural History
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Deutscher Kreis Meets for Yearly Start with German Welcome
The Deutscher Kreis opened its year with a Friday gathering on October 24 featuring Kathrine Fries's welcoming address. Miss Helen Bleet sang, then the Farce Ferne Prinzessin with Maria Louisa Von Geldern and a listed cast delighted attendees. The night continued with ample food and socializing, signaling a strong start to the year.
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Deutscher Kreis
Kreis
Kathrine Fries
Helen Bleet
Shubert
Sudermann
Ferne Prinzessin
L. Bunzl
E. Palmer
K. Fries
Ail Barnard
Barnard
Mass Meeting on Fraternity Charter System
Undergraduate president explains that faculty bans on new members for three years remain while old fraternities’ chapters will be chartered by Student Council under the new system. Only two or three dissenters show strong student support for the council’s approach.
Women find social work a real vocation says professor
Thursday chapel speaker Professor Edward T. Devine describes social work as a career for women. He outlines roles as visitors helping families, hospital agents aiding the poor, and investigators studying conditions to prevent poverty and disease. He highlights settlement houses needing trained volunteers and notes the demand is real and varied.
University Dinner Acknowledges Lectures by Dr John R Mott
Dr John R Mott to conduct lectures on student problems during the first week in March. Barnard delegates attend with Mrs James Talcott, Dean Gildersleeve, and student representatives. Banquet ends with Stand Columbia as Barnard delegation is noted for support.
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Mr. Eddy
John R. Mott
Mr. Mott
Oxford
Cambridge
London
Tokyo
India
China
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Eddy
Talcott Williams
William F. Morgan
Columbia
James Talcott
Miss Maltby
Miss Weeks
Braun
Dr. Hazen
Katherine Fox
Carol Lorenz
Ethel Cherry
Lucie Howe
Edna Thompson
Sarah Butler
Marguerite Bevier
Edith Davis
Louise Adams
Edith Mulhall
Miss Catling
Miss Patchin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Theological Seminary
Dlamant
Dan Crawford
Horace Mann
Misses Fuller
A.M
Thomas Cutting Hall
D.D
Meeting of Philosophy Club
Y. W. C. A. Dance
Horace Mann Auditorium
Amy Grant
Toyokichi Iyenaga
Museum of Natural History
Academy
Section of Geology and
Ellsworth Huntington
Prinzessin
Maria Louisa von Geldern
Frau von Brook
L. Bilow
Frau von
Ee Ee
B. Fink
L. Cogan
A. Verhaus
Rosa de E. Palmer
Fritz Stubel
Ty M. Schorr
Edward T. Devine
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