The Carolinian [October 12, 1933]

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Ibsen's "Ghosts"
Comes October 20 THE CAROLINIAN
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Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Civic Mume
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VOLUME XV GREENSBORO. N. C. OCTOBER 12. 1»M
M. Hammer and Company Give
Performance in Ibsen's "Ghost9
R. D. BLUMENFELD,
AMERICAN EDITOR,
TO GIVE LECTURE
Editor of "Statesman" Talks
on "Which Road Is for
Britain?**
NOVELIST GIVES ADDRESS
J«r<|ui'H Cartier Will Appear in Dance
Performance During Second
Semester Program.
Dr. Leonard B. Hurley, chairman of
the leeturt' eoauauittea of 'lie eollege,
announced Tuesday tha committee'.
pans for the lecture nmrM for tha 'v.\
rent academic year. 1933 34. Dr. Hur
ley in his announcomrnt explained tha
delay in presenting the compht pro
gram besides outlining the program M
It now exists.
The committee has already brought
one siwaker here, Arthur Henderson.
Jr., who discussed '•Parti--, and Per-aonalities
in British PoHtics."
The next artist to appear this year
will be Madame Borgny Hammer* of
the National Theatre. Christiani.i. Nor-way.
Madame Hammer is an interna-tionaly
known actress, particularly
outstanding for her interpretation of
Ibsen's dramas. She first appeared in
hU plays in 1908 in the National Thea-tre,
Ohristiania. Madame Hammer and
her company will appear here Friday.
October 20, in Ibsen's "Ghost"."
The recently retired American edi-tor
of the London Daily Kxpress. R. D.
Blumenfeld, will follow Madame Ham
mer on Thursday. October 2t*.. Mr. Klu
menfeld has known surh widely diversi-fled
people as King George, Queen Vic-toria,
the ex-Kaiser. General Grant.
Ramsay Macdonald. Lloyd George, the
Prince of Wale*, etc.: his leetures are
•■.*» resnlt of a lifetime of experience.
The future of the two countries with
which he has been brilliantly associ-ated
will !■•• di-cuss. d l'.v Mr. Itlumen
fTontinned on Page Pour)
YOUNG VOTERS' CLUB
TO MEET OCTOBER 12
Sara Borer Announce* Purpose of Club
and Requirements for Prosper- -
live Membership.
PROGRAMS TO VARY DURING YEAR
proa want to know something
about tha poaeibilitj of a eon
■ Woald you like to understand
ning of the NBA or C. P. C. or
azzllag tail
;n|.. rs today1 Do you
hnow what a business cycle 1st ,,r
how to regulate a depression f "Well,
plica Pnra 1: gi -
nt nt the Young Votera1 rlnb,
e a month to dieeasi
eurr. nt prol
The purpose of this elul. ifl I
■ in current probl
|a form vine kind of opinion concern-n.
The only requirements for
■ ihip arc Snti rest and
•ion. The club is open to
■
• tiealar.
BIS vary from lectuns by
faculty
"n formal
the members, and
ial hour. The first
!.| Thursday. Oc'o
BISHOP SPEAKS HERE
Ai
wi ^T
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'III.' IliKhi Rewend Edwin Anderson I'.ni, k. D. 1>. Manna of Hi.- 1 m
i>r North Carollaa, irbo vrlll s|»-:ik :it St. Mary'a Hong* Siimlny erasing, th-to-
I-T I.-,. i| SUM o'clock.
SPEAKERS' CLUB
PLANS PROGRAM
H. Sykes and K. Ginsberg Will
Aid Martin With Recommen-dations
and Initiation Plans.
MERONEY HEADS CLUB
PLANS FOR PLAY ARE NOT
DEFINITELY ARRANGED
1 |i|,irr!i»m.n Are 1'rged to Try-on*
and Back'Slage Worker* May See
Staff Members.
The Play Ulcers organization has not
yet reached a definite deeesion as to
the play to be presented November 15
or 18 for the Woman's Intercollegiate
Association for Student Government
conference to be held on the campus
at that time.
Try outs are being held at present
la* "The Goose Hangs High." This
play is being uied only to discover
specisl abilities among the upperelass-men.
and prospects for the play when
It is decided upon.
Anyone interested in taking part or
In doing backstage work is urged to
see any member of the Play-Liker
staff.
At the first Speakers' craft meeting of
the year, held Friday night. Oetober ,;.
in the Town Student** room, plan* were
made for the year's program. Martha
f, preatdeBl of the dub. after
welcoming the members, led tha dlaeaji
sion. The speaker* cnthn-u.-isTi. ally ap
proved the main suggestion of the pros
hi. nt. that the typea of xp^nking be
varied enough to interest all of the
members.
This year the Seskeri »itl tell Jokes,
recite, ptady tactics of famous orators,
current create, study parliamen-tary
procedure, and give a mock Hal,
a* well as debate.
This program «jll n< t i.. g
until after -he annual initiation, whh
will . r> held on Friday night, 0 I
20. The presid* Bl
Rykea and Katberiac Gin-1
on the Initial Itee.
ah voted to keep ll •
method of *aking in n< » members,
irhtcb. i- by reeommendal
nitv and by irpeclol latei
Martin "ill help to Inn si
nmmendations.
MUSIC GROUP MAKES
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Miss Grace Van IKke More I- i h.ir-man
of Callage Committee
and Community.
The annual ■
the Greensboro '
will be held I
Oetol • r 16, the 3 ■;
K - < ■■
the workers in the rarh
ftQaa Grave Van 1»*
man of one committee nt work in the
eollege community; member-' of her
committee are: Mitaca Blizabet
son. Katharine Bberrill. and June
Oooley, Other committees ar- : George
M. Thompson, chairman, working with
Miss Marjorie MendesuVaJl, htiai Via*
Play foot, nnd IDai Carolyn Schoeh;
and Miss Tnez ciidwell. chairman,
working with Miss Mildred Gould, kflai
Christine White, and Miss Catherine
T.ieneman. •
LOST AND FOUND BUREAU
TO OPEN OCTOBER 17
The lost and found bureau »i!l
begin operation Tuanday, October
17. frith class repreaentatlrea ol
the legislature in elmrge.
Pllea will be> kept oontaialnc
d—i i-ipfii-n* nt the lost and fmiiid
nrtlrlea with thai sauna of the
peenmna, Emeh sraafe Tha Cnro
llnh.it will print » Hal "f thai or
lorn and round in the pa-t
week. Btndenta are raquented to
re|M.rl all nrtbles to Bp i •• . M.
i in- room "in be open r«*colarly
rroiii 8:4S to 7 :'J» p ni. on Tima>
ilny and Kriday niirhts and Wed-nendajr
at rhapel period
ORGANIZATION ANNOUNCES
ESTABUSHED DOCTRINES
A. A. Cabinet SuhmlU KeeuUtlons for
I'se of Ahutforfun. Aaaacus*
tion'n (imp.
COMMITTEE L'RGBfl PARTICIPATION
i misunderstandings
in regai ; if the A. A
• were reeog
nlzcd nnd established by the A. A. cab'
sly Ifl girls n at time;
a li-t of oil who are going must be
• ■. i i *. ■
time one is giren Killings'
worth. most be in
* are going. A >kirt.
; U ag knicken must b< wora
■ ■ ■ deairing
|e, tut ii«»r iii the
' ' stabs mast be put in
rlcai ol ' ■ ■■
aring camp. The students arc
with the camp cOm-
■
and grounds.
nigh to
ii point!
by coming out for -;
GERMAN PROFESSOR
SPEAKS AT MEETING
"A Fortnight At TAuenotein" is the
subject chosen by Miss Caroline Rchnch.
head of the German department, for
her first lecture to Her Deutsche
Verein tonight at 7 o'clock in the lec-ture
hall of the TTome F.conomic« bnlld
ing. The account of thi« very intereflt-ing
medieval agaaV in Germany will be
illustrated by lnntern slides.
BISHOP TO CONDUCT
CHURCH SERVICE
AT ST. MARY'S
Former North Carolinian Co-adjutor
Is Graduate
of Harvard.
COMMITTEE CANVASSES
Right Rrvrrend Edwin Andrr-on Prnlrk
of Hi... i-.,- of North Carolina
to Talk Sunday.
Tha liiirlii Ituvor.iHl Edwin Aadanoa
I'.ni.k, D. D, BUbop ol tka !':
Korta <':ir..lin:i, will b. 111.- nu.-l H Bt,
H"»- ■ -.1 ili. 8:30 i tine then
on Sunday evening. At the servire the
Biihop will contact the conlnaaUoi
Biakop 1'. lii.k is :i mini uilh nn :n
\- rs,.niility and ulioae .'irlii.'ve
m.iiU lire iiislin^ni«li.-,l. Th. ..„, ,.:
the R.v.ren.l K.luin OJlderiOg I'eni.k
etoitjnai of th,. Bpfawopal Choreh, b«
was Lorn ni Frankfort in IN.;, H.
attended ael In in \YW Jaraay, wai
(trnduated from the fnivernity of the
South in 190S and in the. same year an
tered the graduate .lepartni.-nt of liar-vard
l'niver«ity. nh.re ha raeeivad lii«
ataatcr of Arts lagna ill Kiifli-li 111. r
■tare in IBM, in Baptaatbat he en-ter.-.]
tin. Theological Siiiiinury nt
Alexandria, Virginia, to he graduated
mt, Than be waa ordained to the
Deaeonate nt the rninr-ity Chapel in
Bewance, Tenneaacej then na waa ap-poiated
to pariahen in South OaroUna.
In 1918 the Blahop l.e.ame the deil
inn enptain of Camp Jaeknon. at Co-lumhia.
S. C, under tin- Cliunli \V:ir
Commiaalon, In Oetobtr of the name
yepr he enliated in the 1'nit.d stated
Army nn.l nttinded the "rbaplain'n
traiaiag wbool in LaaJavfJla, Kentueky.
fn u)U he necepted n .-.-ill t,. st. Pctar'i
I'.-iri-li in Charlotte, and waa reeted
Biabop Coadjator "f North Carolina in
the Chareh of th.- (;...>.l Shepherd in
BaMgb. In Ortol.er i.f 1922 he waa
ronaeerated in St. IVti-r's Chureh at
Charlotte.
Binhnp 1',-nirk rontinued aa the eo-adjut..
r until the death thia year of
th,* Right Rev,-rend Joseph Blount
Cheahirt, D. D, of Charlotte, whom h<
led aa the Biabop of the Di.»-
•' N-.rtli Carolina.
II. Sun.In, Ii, uniifs to meet the
n and traaafar itadaata, and
all inter,--'..! .-- urged to aOCept the
pul.lie in\ iiHtimi t.. hear tlo- IHibop
Baaday from L' to ■• o'rlock in the
afteraooa Barah Waltaa will eonduet
- Btlttae an w ary-member
eaaraaa of the Bpiaeopal stu-
,1,-nts.
M. ANDERSON WWS
JUILUARD AWARD
TO STUDY MUSIC
-e t.tnatuaU l*> Sax
laj>4rta(iaM Fraaaj (ana
.HEVINM l-«.\ l H«N.atAM
in .Ml aanaaj liu. avae. *a
BBjaaaj
Marian v
nil's College In In.
wiiin.-i- of W'.-ill fell
award to Joilllard arhMaal
ADELPHIAN SOCIETY
NAMES COMMIHEES
Members of Society Practice
Adelphian Sons;; Susan
Gregory Is Chairman.
MARTIN HAS KECITAI.
SQUARE CIRCLE HAS
FIRST MEETING
Manrsret Hr«.»n l'r.--ides st Flr.t Meet-
Ing and Appoinln New
Committees.
A pri/o is to be awarded 'y aDai
Oomalla Str<tnK to the student submit-ting
th<> bent miitlii'iniitics neper of the
vt-rtr. according to an nnnounemt-nt
made by I/ittii> I>e Kennedy, *»f Chnr
lotte, nt the first meeting of the flquare
Olrela October 10.
Uargare. 1.rown. of Kieh Rqunre.
preatdent, weleowed the new club mem
bars and then appointed the following
commit!<■!•!.: aoejaj committee. Mildred
Hut.■1IIV.II, nf CaaaaTlette, and Mildred
Miller, of Kerr; publicily committf',
Oetneia Smith, of Wilmington., and
Jane I'.ige Powell, of Lumberton.
PInns for the 10.1310:11 program were
outlined by Mlai Kennedy after which
by Lois Silver.
STATE CONFERENCE
WILE BE HEI.n HERE
The fil't'i annoal stafr Conference of
Taaeaera wW convene at the
nlldiag Pridaj and Saturday.
Oetober '_'" and 21, beginning t>n Vr\
day mMrnitig - for the
conference ivil! be Hr. Holltn Thinn. of
the mnaic department of the New York
Unireraltr, and Edwin IVanfco Crold-man,
celebrated band and orchestra
li'ul. r of New V<Tk. The cnnlYn-iicf
will itreaa eatra and
band work in the hlffjl ael
A larire attendnnee of teaehera of
music from Ml parts of the
• planned f*»r. •
The Adelphian aoei
Oetebar 7. st 6:45 in Alelphisti hall
lirunilla Martin, of WtaaamBVaBalaaaj
presented a recitation en
Questions." The rest of tha meeting
»:is ibvoted to the lesrning of the
Adelphian society song.
Katherine Bonitr. af <ireeasl>oro,
Bl of the society, announced the
following Standing committee* for the
year: Social. Klizabeth I>tt«i Ii, r>a
gram. I.illa BaOj Publirity, Alice John-son;
Hall, Nancy llord.
Knsan Gregory, of Greensboro, iaitia
tion chairman, named the following si
sisting committees- Entertsinment for
First Night. Gertrude Hatehcr. «hsir
man, and Frances Fo]g. r. Ent' -tsin
ment for Second NigM. Ktizsbefri
Wills, chairman, and Oetsvia Smite
Tea, Lilla Bell, ehsirmnn. framasa
Smith and Bet Jonoi.
Formal entertainment, Margaret
Bpaajaer, chairman, Halai Corawell,
Barmiea I-ove. nnd BUaor amaraaawX
"'l.-ira Gattis. Prinfing. Marga-ret
Knight. Refreahaenta, Ah..
lap, Basairmaa, Katharine Giaabars*, and
Dean Bnbeoek. Mr. Sink, ^^
Reynolds. Properth *, Heli > rTeward
MIIM.'. Caroline Treaholm. BaH *
ment apatatre, Uaraarel Kerpodle and
Bnaajwe Cetchom.
Favor.H. Carroll ft ;
rioaa for Bftaal, Blaaehe Turner
man, K\> \yn 1'ejikin-. DaB
ITannah Willis, and atari
Li mi for dance. LoeiUfl Hint..i .
.•liairin.Hi. Bare Wahar, Fran
son. ad Telma Hovle. l'ublicity. Anna
Wills, eliairmaa. Floren-e Greis. and
D
:—-a*
II. Boylan I'lan* I*n»gram
The fhemistrj Club «;n i t Than
•lay night. Oetober 12 at 7 o'eloeh in
■-'L'"' Melrer. \ proaram Is being
planm 1 )>■> Haanah B<
College Carpenters Occupy Shop Containing
Tools and Furniture of All Descriptions
How many N. C. atadents have
ever b< m 416 Kirklai
They do ii"' even |t>OW who rooms
there, s. F. Btoehard baa bean
there far 14 years, and John Hutch-ison
for 11. That is of eoarac from
7 until V: You hav.- guaaa I it
the College Oai penter 81
■I1 C» Kirkland is difTerent from
the other rooms in that buiMini.*.
Instead of two chairs, there an
dozens nnd dozens nnd parts of
chairs. Step-ladders, barrels, ratal
of linoleum that remind you of
smokestacks, nnd book cases every-where.
They have desks, though:
one each, with chisels, hammers,
bolts, screws and many more such
tools on them. Barrels of nails are
piled on barrels of nails nnd boxes
of all descriptions oro placed in
cubby-holes.
TJppprclassmen who remember
the library fire of last year have
probably wondered What became of
the desks and book-eases that were
not totally destroyed. I-ook in the
back of the shop nnd you will find
them.
If the students ge homesick for
their ehlldhood day*, perhaps Mr.
rd tad afr. Hutchiaon woald
them two of their sa\#horses
and they on see saw.
I^'ok nt the aawi aael Raws, rip
I, and that large
motor in the baek of the shop i4
nn emery wheel that fit' - BS*d
iron. The pride of the ihap is the
iron frame miter saw.
Aa winter comes on, screen doors
are removed from the dining room
nnd storm doors take their place.
Of course, they are stored in the
shop.
Btadamtl wonder about the mean-ing
of this. Mrs. Byd reports need-ed
repairs to .1. M. Sink, while Mr.
Stoekard or Mr. Hutchison report
two or three times a day to him
nnd receive their orders. They do oil
repair work and overhauling that
is necessary. The shop is com-pletely
.quipped, for to quote Mr.
Hatehason, they "have a conglom-eration
of everything—but money."
If you wnnt to know how these
saws sre run. drop in to see Mr.
Stoekard and Mr. Hutchison. They
nre always glad to welcome all
N. C. students.
iraS-tl
ii aba* a^ensaje shv asm
Pmssasl
■
i n HI tnmaa
s-msn. •assms-aa
* assai
.- sate art a.I
4 aW aamartaaew*
of mu-
Immedistery sfi.r giileiatagy mans
AnaVraos salbw from K~w Taeh aasm
Mr. and ' | keetwi rwr . «**»
mers gsam> at aas AastM Am*r.f U
tersmtb .tory a* Miaansi
Amwria. Befk M. ,>**,
sre knows ist< ra»t...asjrv aa n stsassl
pianiats sad for "mint lisi-hi rs-
<»f parftcslar isirresl as saw eaamsm
eommanity w the fnet tmas Mr lah*
vinne will aa^smnr e« aasT eeaareet aaw
gram thia mint s-id. • the aaapl>sa af
. Ms
While is MoaaWe 1
studied eansemll.. sssMtr wrth the Bnash
strisg irfsariM aad ka> ssw saaVW saw
formal.. •• Satan*! —PT 4W a
Brahma number This enmrast wtM aamt
be heard »n the ■a—ert pi igrsai thss
year.
la ».ditto* as. sswdytsag st the H/k
Hard rVhmd atf Msa> Wtm aaassasn
will nasjtmmss i^, .^ «ltk sg, ^4
Mrs. IJiertnne They are asash mssnhiii
'•f the smsaasp at tha> NHIsiil ahhisl
DR. GORDON Will SPEAK
AT METHOWST MOET
I...,.III., af 1 krMUa ».4.«. I
tral l',«frrra<* Ttt'inr -A nl^h
«IM «(«a..i.
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««« aahai
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nlina W,
■ .•»«l.,.r. O.
loner B
•a Waaaaaa"
natal thrw,- ^eraaaaa.
The aaaaaaf ..f .l^lraarr. will aVaaaaal
on the . n
• tate.. Tha
■a a*.
Othaf 'iaigr.1 ar,'
S. H. Tiirr.n'i.
4paarr. haaul
1 ileparlaaeat
Dr. w v
!
Oroee,
o,li,t church.
ll>oo VI: ■ .
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Market -
. Tr.-th. Dal I I
llol.l.nl: \l„. W \ 1 aa*.
rimrlr. Bowlaa, Baa*
DEAN HROWN SPEAES'
TO ST. MABTI (I ITB
aTaaa I BR am af 'he aaaaa*
il,'l»nrtiii,-nt. wn. the meat apealirr
UnM Sim.ln.v BtfM ni the r>*n<mr aaeaal
Ing of the St. Mai laaaaai
Ing the thought af hla theaae. "aaanaa
.111.1 II, mi.~ „f the Karlr i-hrharkaa
Hi.- ilean taoarht Iknaa* aaraa-
• nt Ika livinn.. "Wii.. Will Vallaat
11. ■ "Qiaelaaa "aalrit. BatJ «ih.«."
:ill,l "■> ItrlL-hlneaa of Ik* la
l'iilli,rJ~ I
Mlaa Klliar—eth r»t.rta4aai
Miaa I.llllan Killing"
tnin.'.l at an afaaf ilinaer eolfee Thar*
la* rveainc f..ll,.«;,>r the f"raaal gin
ner. She waa a«oi«tcl ha th*
aoeial romniittee The honor gaa
tha trnn.f.-r atnilcn'B aag ta* .
leg* faculty.