Les Romanesques at Senior Play Impresses Campus
May 31 audience braved cold weather as Les Romanesques at Barnard campus staged a quaint, restrained performance. Isabel Randolph and May Kenny delighted as lovers. Lillian Walton and Amy Vorhaus charmed as feuding fathers. Peggy Schorr shone in dual roles. the wall stole scenes with shifting mood. dances before and after, especially Pierrot and Pierrette, and Schubert’s Moments Musicaux finale, earned strong notices from the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Isabel Randolph
May Kenny
Lillian Walton
Amy Vorhaus
Peggy” Schorr
Wall
Pierrot
Pierrette
Scene: Wherever You Will Time: Whenever You Will
A fragmentary line presents a flexible timetable phrase. It hints at a stage direction or thematic motto about free scheduling and the idea of action without fixed times. The compact wording evokes a play or script vibe.
Sophomores Dazzle At June 1 Luncheon
Sophomores dressed in best attend June 1 luncheon. Marion Kelly chairs committee and hosts a right royal menu. Toasters include Fdna Thompson, Margaret King, Carol Lorenz, Beatrice Rittenberg and Ruth Salem. Incoming president-elect signals loyalty cooperation and democratic spirit for the coming year. Impromptu remarks elicited hearty audience reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion ‘Kelly
Fdna Thompson
Margaret King
Carol Lorenz
Beatrice Rittenberg
Ruth Salem
Senior Banquet Told by the Waitresses
A Barnard senior banquet narrative recounts a square meal served by waitresses and the alumni president Peggy Schorr delivering speeches. The 1914 seniors answer a playful question with guilty or not guilty as they bid farewell across campus to Brooks, amid songs and laughter.
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Barnard
Brinkerhoff
Peggy Schorr
Brooks
1917 Class Party at Hudson Theatre and Mary Elizabeth Tea Room
A 1917 class party gathered on Fifth Avenue despite a holiday and partial attendance. The group reached the Mary Elizabeth tea room for a luncheon where the Mysteries Book was unlocked and speeches by the outgoing and incoming presidents were given. Carol Arkins served as toastmistress. The event concluded with a successful production of the Dummy and eats and a summer parting.
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Hudson Theatre
Fifth Avenue
Mary Elizabeth Tea Room
Carol Arkins
1910 Will Present Over the Wall on Campus
The class of 1910 announces a charity play Over the Wall by B Block to aid the Quarter Century Fund. Performances are on October 7 and 9 on the campus, with rain dates following. Tickets are fifty cents. Major supporters are urged to attend for loyalty and a strong turnout.
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Barnard
B. Block
1915 Barnard Luncheon Celebrates Senior Class
The 1915 junior luncheon on June 1 at The Clermont offered a cool, pleasant overlook of the stream. Virginia Pulleyn as toastmistress introduced two speeches by Freda Kirchwey and Sarah Butler focusing on Barnard’s glorious future.
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Clermont
Virginia Pulleyn
Freda Kirchwey
Tanier
Sarah Butler
Barnard
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Edmond Rostand
Sylvette
Randolph
L. Jeffrey Notary
J. Unger the Wall
Henry S. Lombard
Boeton
Mass
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Anna
Amsterdam Ave
118Th St
Windiswee
Columbia University Book Store
Journalism
Costos
Florist
Broadway
Intercollegiate Bureau of Academic Costume
The
Regents of the State of New York
Maken of Caps & Gowns
Agnes M. Conklin
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