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/ WELLESLEY, MASS., DECEMBER 5, 1929 QE.C G 1929 Workers Are Students HOCKEY Conquest of Two Poles COMING EVENTS PLANS BEING MADE NATIONAL Accomplished By Byrd At Vineyard Shore, N. Y. Alpha Kappa Chi will hold its an- HELD HERE bazaar in the society FOR TERCENTENARY GAMES Commander Richard E. Byrd, con- ual Christmas queror of two Poles by air, returned :00 at night on December 5 and 6. Intersectional Tournament Sees to his camp in Little America, Friday, Massachusetts Will Mark 300th irass and leather work, Chinese novel- ( November 29, after a flight of nineteen group of ies, and toys will be sold, a will South-East Tie North-East hours to the South Pole and back. Anniversary of Founding of in the afternoon. Crossing a glacier pass at an altitude of v served challenged by the establishment in Bay Colony in 1630 and Win Over Mid-West 500 feet, his plane, the Floyd Ben- ew school for working women Phi Sigma will present The Other schools for tt, struggled through mountain industry. The summer a Christmas masque, on Fri- Mawr, gorges to a vast polar plateau. Two Mummer, kers. such as those at Bryn ALL-AMERICAN CHOSEN evenings, December TO CELEBRATE A YEAR mountain ranges were discovered, day and Saturday Wisconsin University, at Barnard 6 and 7, at 8:00 o'clock. obviously better e time, to lighten the ship on its and in the south, are in The subject of the Massachusetts perilous trip. Byrd and his companions than no workers' schools at all, but the pleasure, this past week- The current events talk of Decem- arises the con- Bay Tercentenary celebration will be awarded e forced to throw overboard food for these schools, of course, Wednesday, November 27, ber will given by Mr. John Jack- using the formally introduced to the college next end, from month and a half, preferring to 9 be that eight weeks of Saturday, November 30, of Walsh, will speak on "What that Monday at Current Events by Mr. through son who . foreign to rifice food rather than fuel. Bernt way quite John J. Walsh of Boston, witnessing the third National Inter- the Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary is merely a one of the Balchen as pilot, Harold June as wire- required by factory work Field Hockey Tour- This is a particularly timely presidents of the General Council sectional Women's aperator and general mechanic. Means." topic. meeting will begin at 8:10. study planning the event. Mr. Walsh Captain Ashley McKinley with his sur- The dequate as a basis for further This tournament is of very recent instead of 8: IE understanding of the The Massachusetts Bay Tercentenary eying camera, accompanied Comman- ir for a thorough institution; for in 1927 the first of its industry and 1930 will not be the commemoration er Byrd. needs and problems of kind was held at Baltimore, last year James E. Peabody. former head Vineyard a single event, but rather of sev- When the plane approached the Mr. the labor movement. Hence— at Philadelphia, while this year it has of the Biology Department of the Mor- on the Hud- al related events, and influences. nountains on the way south, the Liv- Shore School at West Park been held at Wellesley. Under the ns High School of New York City, will The keynote of the celebration is the ingston Glacier was selected as the son, New York. auspices of the United States Field give an illustrated lecture at Agora, on Worthington 300th anniversary of the establishment passageway. Buffeted by the The home of Hilda is the of the Massachusetts Bay Colony in Hockey Association, its purpose Monday. December 9, at 4:40. on the Smith, prime mover in the establish- best hockey New England by the Puritans, and the selection of the eleven Conquest of Yellow Fever. Tea will be ment of the school and director of the setting up of independent civil govern- players, to form the 1929 Ail-American. Bryn Mawr School for Women Work- ment in America, which formed the Miss Jean Wilder, pianist, will give ers in Industry, is given over to the Reserves or t a faculty recital in Billings Hall on school, along with an- germ of later independence, brought derfully tinted by the sun. Once use of the new here with the charter by Governor ; 8:15 P.M. about sixty-six through the mountain gorges and over other house nearby and As hockey gradually becoming Hudson River, John Winthrop and his Company. 1930 the plateau, acres of land along the also the anniversary of the widespread ovt On Tuesday, December 10, at 8:00 the estate of the famous marks 300th 2 for the Pole, adjoining General Court, the present Legislature o'clock, in Alumnae Hall, M. De Loret, naturalist, John Burroughs. The foot- of of oldest leg- so that the city teams group their director of the Islaamic Museum in Catskill Mountain's rise be- Massachusetts, one the Pole. When his cal- hills of the sectional best players into one team Damascus, will give a lecture on the little town of West Park. :d that the vicinity of hind the which is, therefore, made up of the frescoes he has discovered in a mosque of nature and the quiet- Piii.- een reached, he swung The proximity best players from that section of the in Damascus. The lecture is sponsored spot give ample oppor- .vide circle about that area before ness of the country. It is these section teams that by the Art. French, and History De- students for undisturbed setting back toward Little America. tunity to the come to compete with each other at the consideration of the At the same time will be commemo- return course brought the plane and reflective rated the contributions of people and Intersectional Tournament. Thus Bos- they face back at the shop ie mouth of the Axel Heiberg problems North their leaders during the three centu- ton and New York comprise the On December 1. Mrs. Muriel Mase- workers study at this school foi glacier where it w.~s tossed about The "like ries of constructive upbuilding of the East district. Philadelphia and Balti- field of Oxford will lecture at 8 o'clock not with k in a washtub." This eight months, was the commonwealth. A review of 300 years more the South East, and Chicago and in Billings Hall, probably on some back to their ho: roughest part of the trip. of going After the in all fields of thought and action and St. Louis the Mid West. subject concerning Fanny Burney. collar" jobs because of Barrier was reached the plane ing "white headed by all agencies that may contribute to Wednesday. November 27, a bleak, superior knowledge and elevated ie base laid down on the previous grey day with a vacillating drizzle, saw uation in the world after eight months and landed there at 5 A.M. of re- Instead of having a world's fair, it is the opening games of the Tournament. Greenwich of study, but for the purpose mean time. Refueling, the planned that the state hold open house the E. they came from First on the schedule came S. plane took turning to the shops to the air again and headed for the year of 1930, with particular 2nd team, who wrested a 2-1 victory been given (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2> where Commander Byrd not only emphasis on the planned celebrations from the N. E. 2nd team, while the changed because of the Wellesley Club traced the course of the Charles Bob from May through October, though S. E. 1st team, not to be outdone by tea dance held on that date. Everyone even the planned celebrations will be their Reserves, won a 14-1 victory from Miss Turner Shows Effect (Continued informal in nature. the Et Ceteras of Boston fame. Most On Circulation A reproduced Colonial Village is cal- interest was shown in the last game Posture Senor Jose Iturti To Give culated to reveal to the Twentieth Cen- of the afternoon between N. E. and Spring Open-House Events tury people the Seventeenth Century Piano Recital At Alumnae environments of the Bay Colony pio- initiated more recently than the East Planned at Society Houses the Botany Lect neers. Reproduced hamlets or groups into the joys of hockey and conse- of Mt. Holyoke of buildings, both religious and secular. interest taken the effect quently great has been a, result of a decision of the Inter- ments on (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) in their progress. But a N. E. victory Society Council, some radical changes was almost inevitable, although the been made in the usual series of The artist is Jose Iturbi. Spanish excellent Mid Westerners put up an ? social events by which the so- pianist, whose astonishing virtuosity New Choir Members of interest. At present defense. The score was 14-1, and that > try to give been a subject prospective members audiences in Italy, has delighted problems it one Mid West goal was the prettiest inkling of their separate organi- one of the most interesting France, Germany, and England as Welles- resulting strain on the fifteen new members of the play of the afternoon, when Carol is. These open-house events will involves is the well. This is Iturbi's first tour of the found College Choir were announced last (Continued on Page 6, Col. 2) circulatory system. Miss Turner States, but if his popularity United with Mt. Holyoke ek by Lowell P. Beveridge, director I in the spring, and they will be in her experiments abroad, where he is a leading favorite, d organist.