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THE CK I' eb. - Mar. if ri Apr. ei -i i 2 3 5 6 11 13 17 18 19 20 21 24 27 28 1 4 5 6 7 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 22 2 B 24 25 10 11 17 14 18 20 2 1 ff Social Events---continued Miss Marian Wfiseman, registrar of the Harriette Melissa Mills Training School. Preparation for Kindergarten Teaching. Typewriting demonstration. Mr. George Hossfield, world champion. Opera Party. Third Breckenridge Lecture, The Poetry of Escape and the Poetry of Struggle by Dr. Tupper. junior Class Dance. Vespers. Christian Duty, by Rev. Reuben P. Pieters, Presbyterian Church, Hackettstown, N. bl. Mr. H. I.. Rhoades, Assistant to Chief Personnel Officer, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Preparation and Qualifications of the Successful Secretary. Weelc-end at Sky Top. Opera Party. Vespers. The Values of Modern Religionf' President Trevorrow. February birthday dinner party. Guild present the Acting Class in a group of plays. Vespers. Prayer President Trevorrow. December birthday dinner party. Recital by music students, The Blair Dramatic Club entertain. Opera Party. Tea at the Parkside Hotel, New York City. Vespers. How to Observe Lent. President Trevorrow. Group to Masaryk Birthday Anniversary, New York City. Callilogian Anniversary Play and Dance. Callilogian Anniversary vesper service. Great Companions. The Rev. Henry l.ambdin, Methodist Church, Summit, N. Book Club group to Morristown to hear Professor George Lyman Kittredge, Gurney Professor of English Literature, Emeritus, Harvard University, Macbeth X Mr. Harmon Martin, Personnel Officer, National City Bank. My Ex- perience with Vlfomen in Business. March birthday dinner party. Lafayette Glee Club concert and dance. Opera Party. Vespers. The Church in Modern Lives. President Trevorrow. Fencing Exhibition and Tap Dance Revue. Modern Dance Demonstration. Illustrated lecture. French Archi- tecturef' Mr. Knapp. Miss Ruth Girard, Casting Director of WOR. Problems of Radio Placement. -April 3 Spring recess. Vespers. XVhat Futuref--Materialism or Religion? President Trevorrow. Book Club to hear Prof. Kittredge on Othello Sectional group meeting, Warren and Hunterdon Counties, of the New jersey School Library Association. Play production classes to see Our Town at Moresco Theater, New York. Home week-end. Easter Sunday. April birthday dinner party. Dr. H. E. Stewart, director of the New Haven School of Therapy. Physi- cal Therapy. Eighty-awine
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THE K- Sept. rt ii 1 1 Oct. fi if N0 v 1: it Dec. it ,f 'i jan. it ii 5 21 21 25 26 27 2 3 4 6 8 10 15 16 17 19 22 28 39 5t 5 G 7 10 13 14 15 17 19 21 -28 3 5 7 10 11 12 16 17 25 8 9 14 16 22 23 24 4-28 If l Social Events of the Year Students arrive. Big sistersu appointed. Dance Recital. lack Cole and group of dancers. Athletic Association entertains new girls. Vespers-e President Trevorrow. All Things are Yours. September birthday dinner party. U Guild entertains new girls. Vespers--'Get acquainted night with new hymnal. Diokosophian Tea. Callilogian Tea. Peithosophian Tea. Faculty Recital. Vespersg Dr. Trevorrow. Trip to Planetarium by science classes, Trip to Metropolitan Museum by art classes. Vespers-Dean Theodore Distler of Lafayette College. Trip to business show in New York by secretarial classes. Home week-end. Pledge Day for societies. October birthday dinner party. Vespers. Dr. Trevorrow. Senior Dance. Hockey Meet at Montclair. Vespers. Dr. Trevorrow. . Dr. DuBois' Play To-morroww to Wfashington X5Uoman's Club. Cast en- tertained by Mrs. DeVoe. Hockey Demonstration for parents as guests. Tea served. Dr. George Roemmert. Lecture and slides on organic cells. Organization of Kinship Club. Friends of the Library meeting. November birthday dinner party. Program of plays by C. C. I. Players. Vespers. 'Thanksgiving service. Dr. Trevorrow. Thanksgiving Recess. French Club Cabaret with entertainment. Vespers. Dr. Trevorrow. Recital by music students. Diokosophian Anniversary. Play and Dance. Opera Party. Vespers. President Trevorrow. Christmas dinner followed by Christmas Play. Christmas Recess. Opera Party. Opera Party. Recital by Josef Lhevinne. Rutgers Glee Club concert. First Breckenridge Memorial Lecture, The Poet at Wforkn by Dr. james XV. Tupper of Lafayette College. Opera Party. Second Breckenridge Memorial Lecture, Varieties of Romantic Poetry by Dr. Tupper. january birthday dinner party. - Mid-year examinations. lan. 28-Feb. 1efeSemester week-end. Eighty-eight
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THE HACK 22 23 24 27 30 ff Social Events---continued Faculty entertainment. Centenary Choir sings at Newark Conferenceg entertained at luncheon by Dr. and Mrs. 'l'revorrow. Vespers. Dr. Victor G. Mills, First Methodist Episcopal Church, Montclair. Shorthand speed demonstration, Mr. Charles Zoubek. Peithosophian Anniversary Play and Dance. May 1 Recital by Siradivarius Quartet. 4 Commercial Club visits the Stock Exchange and some business firms. 6 French Club Plays. 10 Graduate Recital. Ruth Gooding. 14 Glee Club to Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, N. 15 Vespers. President Trevorrow. 20 Trophy Contest. 22 Vespers. President Trevorrow. 28 ALUMNI DAY. May Fete and Department Exhibitions. 29 Last Vespersf' President Trevorrow. June 3 Inter-class music contest. 4 Class Day. 5 Baccalaureate service. Special choral program. 6-10 Final examinations. 10 President's dance. 11 Last Chapel and athletic awards. Annual meeting of the Board of Trustees. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. Forum Program 1957-1938 October 12 Dr. Trevorrow Homer f-f'Odyssey. 19 Miss Stearns Virgil, 7'Aeneid. 26 Miss Stearns Plutarchff 'Lives. November 2 Dr. Custard Marcus Aureliusfn To Himself. 9 Dr. Trevorrow EuripidesM 'Medea and Electra. 16 Mrs. Trevorrow Ovid Metamorphosesf' 23 Dr. Custard Machiavelli' The Prince. 30 Mr, Knapp Cellinif f- Autobiographyf' December 7 Dr. DuBois Sliakespeare King Lear. I4 Mr. Knapp Van Loonf Rembrandt january fi Miss Shields Voltaire?-''Candidef' 11 Dr. DuBois Fielding-fr- 'l'orn jones. 18 Miss Couch lbsen- A Doll's House. February 1 Mr. LaMotte Goethe--f- Faust, U S Dr. Oinwake Rousseauff''Emile 15 Mr. I.aMot.te Goethe' --- Faust fcont.j 22 Miss Gardner Schubertw-''Songsfl March 1 Mr. Mets Herriot f- Life of Beethoven. 8 Dr. DuBois Dickensff David Copperfield. 15 Miss Shields Flaubertw- Madame Bovaryf' 22 Mr. Mets SCl'l11LlfflCI'-'-Allwfllllf is Known About Brahms. April 5 Miss Gardner Vlfagner-4 Parsifal. A 12 Dr. Fraser Mendel-!'Papers. Ninety
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