Senior Entertainment to the Freshmen Delights College With Thackeray Play
On Friday afternoon October 25 seniors staged Adelaide Requa’s dramatization of Thackeray’s Rose and the Ring for freshmen and the college. The audience praised the cast with lively laughter as Margaret Yates led as Countess Gruffanuff and Marie Young as Prince Bulbo among others. Costumes, mostly homemade, drew high marks despite a few missed cues and memory slips, while four soldiers mimicked thirty thousand with notable imagination.
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Adelaide Requa
Thackeray
Margaret Yates
Countess Gruffanuff
Barnard Conference on Missions Announces Plans
The Barnard Conference on Missions scheduled for November 16 and 17 will feature multiple sessions at Brinckerhoff Theatre and Earl Hall. Speakers include Robert Elliott Speer, Dr. Lloyd, Rev. Samuel Zwemer, Charles Cuthbert Hall, Mrs. B W Labaree, and Rev C A R Janvier. Colleges invited include Wellesley Vassar Bryn Mawr Baltimore Wells Holyoke Syracuse Cornell Adelphi Smith Radcliffe Boston Teachers College and the Art Students League. The senior class will present The Rose and the Ring on Saturday afternoon with refreshments in Brooks Hall.
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University
Earl Hall
St. Paul’s Chapel
Robert Elliott Speer
Lloyd
Episcopal Board
Samuel Zwemer
D.D
Arabia
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Charles Cuthbert Hall
Union Theological Seminary
B. W. Labaree
Persia
C. A. R. Janvier
India
Wellesley
Vassar
Bryn Mawr
Baltimore
Wells
Holyoke
Syracuse
Cornell
Adelphi
Smith
Radcliffe
Boston
Teachers’ College
Art Students’ League
Week of Prayer program announced by Christian Association
The devotional committee outlines events for the Week of Prayer from November 16 to 17. On Tue 11 in room 215 at 12 40 America led by Agnes Miller 08. Wed 12 in 215 ppb India led by May Quinn. Thu 13 at 12 30 in the theatre China led by Mrs Merrett with music. Fri 14 in 215 Australia led by May Ingalls 09.
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the Christian Association
Subech
America
Agnes Miler
India
May Quinn
China
Merrett
Australia
May Ingalls
Germanic Society Lectures on Nineteenth Century Dramatists
Beginning Thursday November seven the Germanistic Society of America hosts bi weekly lectures at Columbia on Staermratt Dramatists of the Nineteenth Century. Lectures run through March with scholars from Bryn Mawr Columbia Wesleyan Brown Princeton Pennsylvania Adelphi Tarrytown and more and meet in Havemeyer Room 309 at 4 30 p m.
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Columbia
Germanistic Society of America
Kleist
Karl D. Jessen
Bryn Mawr
Grillparser
Calvin Thomas
Grabbe
Robert Herndon Fife, Jr
Wesleyan
Hebbel
Camille von Klenze
Brown
Ludwig
Max Friedrich Blau
Princeton
Freytag
Marion Dexter Learned
Pennsylvania
Ansengruber
John Firman Coar
Adelphi
Sudermann
Karl Knortz
Tarrytown
N. Y
Fulda
William Addison Hervey
Hauptmann
Rudolf Tombo, Jr
Havemeyer
Undergraduate Song Practice on October 24
Undergraduate song practice occurred on the second floor main hall at noon. Attendance and singing were both very satisfactory.
Natalie Stewart Elected Undergraduate Sub Treasurer
At the regular class meeting of the 1911 term held on Thursday October 17 Natalie Stewart was elected undergraduate sub treasurer.
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Natalie Stewart
BarNarp Bulletin names new editors in election
The BarNarp Bulletin announces Marian Crowell is named managing editor replacing Helen Loeb Kaufmann and Elizabeth Nitchie 10 is elected to the board of associate editors.
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The
BarNarp Bulletinn
Marian Crowell
Helen Loeb Kaufmann
Elizabeth Nitchie
Barnard Union Meeting Scheduled for October 30
The Barnard Union announces a meeting in room 139 at 11 50 a m on Wednesday October 30. Members urged to attend and participate in upcoming activities and plans.
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Barnard Union
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Valaroso XXIII
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Angelica
Ceee
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Barnard Conference ON Missions
Germanistic Society
IgIs
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