Mysteries of 24 Told By Old Barnard Alumnae
An aged Barnard reminiscence recounts a 1921 dorm event titled Mysteries of 24. It recalls undergraduates and alumnae in midshipman outfits facing a goop dance and comic sketches, with Klu Klux Klan spoof elements and a vivid late night cafe reception.
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Barnard
Claire Mustermann
Dorothy Smedley
Winifred Springer
Jeanette Mirsky
Grandma
Bucket Brigade
K. Newcomer
Miss Latham
John Jay
Faculty and Student Ad Visers Confer On Advice System
A dean, faculty members, and a student committee discussed improving student advisers. They noted weaknesses such as overemphasis on professor personalities and superficial course information. They favored advisers offering information to help students form their own opinions and proposed a department major present at all times to ensure accuracy.
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T’o
Alumnae Notes Highlight Class of 21 Careers Across Fields
Hanna Eiseman in Yale Medical School lab work. Agatha Gilbert wed Samuel B. Roberts in June 1921. Vera Binzen serves as secretary at the Institute of International Education. Elinor Kohn engaged to Mr Albert H. Leir. Edith Ahrens assists at West Side Y M C G A. Helen Ball works as social worker in Newark. Juliet Clark teaches mathematics and chemistry at New Hope School. Ruth Clendenin pursues graduate study at Columbia University. Thelma De Graff holds Curtis Graduate Scholarship at Columbia. Ruth Erich publicist for Neighborhood Playhouse. Ruth Lazar clerks for Columbia Graphophone Company. Dorothy Rhodes lab tech at Bellevue. Catherine Santelli substitutes Spanish at Bryant Evening High. Grace Linnegen teaches Latin at Peck School Morristown. Mae Belle Beith works as statistical clerk for Metropolitan Life. Beatrice Loundes Earle teaches at Katherine Gibbs School. Isabel Greenbaum married Jacob Stone in April. Dorothy Hall works at Bookshop for Boys and Girls in Boston. Helen Barton instructs math for Y M C A Correspondence School. Dorothy von Doenhoff organizing outdoor recreation for children. Edwina Dearden Grunow at New York Public Library. M Leone Archibald teaches English in Youngstown Ohio. Ethel Lawrence employed in enemy insurance office with Alien Property Custodian Colonel Miller.
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Hanna Eiseman
Yale Medical School
Agatha Gilbert
Samuel B. Roberts
Vera Binzen
Virginia Newcomb
Institute of International Education
Elinor Kohn
Albert ‘H. Leir
Edith M. Ahrens
West Side
Helen Ball
Bureau of Social and Family Service
Newark
New Jersey
Juliet Clark
New Hope School
New Hope
Ruth’ ‘Clendenin
Columbia
Thelma de Graff
Curtis
Ruth: Erich
Neighborhood Playhouse
Ruth Lazar
Columbia Graphophone Company
Dorothy Rhodes
Bellevue Hospital
Catherine Santelli
Bryant Evening High School
Grace Linnegen
Peck School
Morristown
Mae Belle Beith
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Beatrice Loundes Earle
Katherine Gibbs
Isabel Greenbaum
Jacob Stone
Dorothy Hall
Boston
Helen Barton
Dorothy von Doenhoff
Edwina Dearden Grunow
New York Public Library
M. Leone.Archibald
Lincoln
Youngstown
Ohio
Ethel. Lawrence
Office of
The
Enemy Insurance Company
Colonel Miller
University Players Present His Father's Boots at Brinckerhoff
University Players stage His Father's Boots by Carol McMillan at Brinckerhoff Theatre on November 9 and 10 at 8 30. Tickets priced 50 cents to $1. University Players are student dramatists building a special set by Mr G Vigna. Membership open. for information contact Secretary A W Fribourg 520 8th St Brooklyn NY.
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Carol McMillan
Brinckerhoff Theatre
G. Vigna
A.W. Fribourg
8Th St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Progress of Tennis Tournament
The spectators watched semi finals in the lower classes with Elinor Curtis over Margaret Irish 6 2 6 2 and Catherine Johnson over Dorothy Lang 6 3 6 3. Curtis then defeated Johnson 6 0 9 11 6 3 to become 1925 champion and Reinheimer beat Farquhar 6 4 6 0 to claim 1924 title. Katherine Cauldwell beat Louise Emerson 9 7 6 2 in the Senior final. The interclass matches close with a Round Robin to crown champions across four classes.
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Elinor Curtis
Margaret Irish
Catherine Johnson
Dorothy Lang
Charlotte Farquhar
Isabel Harrison
Margaret Reinheimer
Lillian Harris
Rhoda Hoff
Emily’ Marx
Katherine Cauldwell
Iris Wilder
Louise
Emerson
Margaret
Reinheimer
Elinor. Curtis
Student Council Advances Play With Columbia Philolexian Society
The council won permission to co operate on a Shakespeare production under Louis Calvert, pending dean approval. The Class of 1925 secured a charter after adopting a model constitution. A debate over student agents ended with no change, and a Student Exchange was proposed and approved to run with Book Exchange on a commission basis. The Spanish Club may sell chocolate for the scholarship drive between 12 and 1 pm and after 4 pm.
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Wigs and Cues
Columbia Philolexian Society
Louis Calvert
Student Council
Associate Alumnae Annual Business Meeting Planned
The Associate Alumnae announces its annual business meeting on Saturday October 20 at 2 o clock in Brinkerhoff Theatre.
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Alumnae
Brinkerhoff
Barnard Hosts Disarmament Assembly Meeting
On Tuesday November 15 at 1 pm a Disarmament Assembly will be held in the Gymnasium. A reading list is posted on the R. S. O. Bulletin Board with books in Room 106, Students Hall. The event aims for open minded discussion and informed citizen participation.
Disarmament Parade Planned by Woman's Peace Society
The Woman's Peace Society organizes a Disarmament Parade forming at Washington Square on Saturday November 12 at 3 P M. Barnard College alumnae and students are urged to march to show personal support for universal disarmament and press the Arms Conference for immediate action.
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Woman’s Peace Society
Washington Square
Barnard College
Lost Will and Student Letter Prompt Room Key Request
A fragment mentions a lost will and a student request for a key to a makeup room. It references Marguerite and Gerau wigs and cues in scattered text. Further details are unclear.
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Will
Marguerite
Gerdau
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Barnard Bulletin
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West 45Th St
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14Th St
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Ainty
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Albany, N.Y
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