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CAMPUS NOTES



‘Miss Dorothy Lamb, Lecturer in Arch
eology, 1912-13, is working in the Wool-
wich Arsenal, England, on shell testing.

Dr. Moldenhauer, who preaches next
Sunday, was one of the most able of the
speakers at Eaglesmere. His course on
“How to Appreciate the New Testament”
was attended by the majority of the Bryn
Mawr delegation. Dr. Moldenhauer’s de-
cided statements regarding spiritual
truths so overpowered the members of a
certain section of the Y. W. C. A. Con-
ference that they withdrew from his class
after the first meeting.

The latest approved method for flood-
‘Ying skating ponds is to be tried on the
new field this winter. The plan is to
sprinkle the field when it is zero weather
and let a thin coat freeze, and to continue
this until the ice is three inches deep.

Katherine Consuelo Eastwick, 1918,
has announced her engagement to Lieut.
M. H. Keene, of the United States Coast
Artillery Corps.

At the Bates party on Saturday, A. Van-
Horn will impersonate “Sue, the Sickly
Stenog”; M. Thompson, “Bernice the But-
terick Beauty”; T. Smith, “Cuty the
Clerk”. Two scenes from the Kindergar-
ten at camp will be given by Helen Har-
ris. Miss Virginia Deems will give an
account of the work of the camp. Ice
cream and candy will be sold during the
dancing.

ANNOUNCEMENT



}evening, December 15.

COLLEGE SETTLEMENT WEEK



~~ The New York College Settlement, dur-

ing the week December 12th to 18th, will
give entertainments showing the work of
the settlement, An invitation is extended
to every College student in or near New
York during this week. The program he-
gins with “95” at home on Sunday even-
ing. Wednesday “The Dream Lady” will
be given in the Gymnasium at 86 First
Street. Thursday evening, artists from
Mr. Nelson Durrit’s studio will give a
concert in Clinton Hall, assisted by the
Settlement Glee Club. On Saturday the
Barnard Players will give a production of
Chesterfield’s ‘Magic’, followed by a
dance in the Settlement Gymnasium.
That same evening the Wellesley Club,
of New York, has arranged for a concert,
to be followed by a dance, by the Univer-
sity Musical Club at the Hotel Astor.
During the week a sales, and tea-room
will be open on Fifth Avenue with Col-
lege Clubs in charge: Monday, Smith;
Tuesday, Barnard; Wednesday, Radcliffe;
Thursday, Wells; Friday, Bryn Mawr;
Saturday, Vassar.

MRS. SPINNEY TO-PRESENT SOCIAL
WORK IN SETTLEMENT LECTURE

Mrs. William Spinney (Mabel Foster,
07), head of the New York Neighborhood
Workers’ Association and worker at
Greenwich House, New York, is to give
a lecture in Taylor Hall on Wednesday
She will discuss
pressing social problems and will give
some idea of the work of the College Set-
tlement Association.



Philadelphia College Club

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The College Club admits as active!
members graduates of all the leading col- |
leges. It admits as associates those who |
have succesfully completed one year or |
more of the regular academic course.

The club wishes to make itself useful |
to all College women and it extends a cor-
dial invitation to Bryn Mawr students, |
both graduates and undergraduates, to
visit its club house. Miss Martha Thomas,
Miss Orlady, Miss Dimon and other mem-
bers of the club will be glad to give cards
of introduction to those who wish to take
a meal in the restaurant, or make use of
the bedrooms. :

Anyone who wishes to become a mem-
ber of the club must be recommended by
one member and seconded by two. The
initiation fee is $10.00. Annual dues: Res-
ident members, $10.00; Non-resident,
$5.00.



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Sunday School Begins

Maid’s classes have begun with a good
attendance and a promising program.
About forty-five, including the choir of
fifteen, were at thé Sunday school on
December 5th. Classes will be taught on
Wednesday evening and lectures in hy-
giene and physiology are being planned.
J. Deming and M. Andrews have charge
of the choir. There will be a class in
sewing Wednesdays from 8-9, taught by
M. Hodge and A. Dixon; classes in spell-
ing and arithmetic, from 9-9.30, and in
reading and writing from 9.30-10, taught
by A. MeMaster. Those who teach Sun-
day school classes are: Rockefeller class,
H. Allport; Pembroke West, M. L. Hick-
man; Pembroke Hast, M. Gardiner; Den-
bigh, M. Tyler; Merion, A. Kerr; Radnor,
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