The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-10

while in the Christian Association work
are to be found Miss Ruth Head, who
is chairman of the general committee
work, and Edith James, of Montclair,
who is a member of the same commit
tee.
In the Fourth Hall play, given the
past spring, Miss Baldwin made a
creditable showing as a mariner in
1.-THE Winters Tale"
When Qui Vive debated against T.
and M. on the subject, Resolved, That
New York city should provide a mid
day meal for the children in its ele-
mentary schools" her side had the
negative of the question and lost, but
Miss Bowler made a decided hit during
the debate. Helen E. Davis, of Allan
tic City, vas a member of the commit
! tee that had charge of the debate,
while she also held the permanent ap-
pointment as a member of the critical
committee on the Qui Vive staff.
Some of Their Activities.
Miss Helen M Zahriskie, of Engle-
wood, is secretary of this years Vas
sarion board.
Miss Edith James, of Montclair, is
secretary and treasurer of the Sym
phony Orchestra of the college.
Miss M. A. Leet, of East Orange, and
Miss R. w. Head are first sopranos
in the college choir, and Miss Zabriskie
is a second alto.
In the Choral Club are Miss Emile
| Cornell, of Westfield; Miss Leet and
Miss Zabriskie.
Miss Bevier has also a signal honor
as being the senior spade orator.
That club life is enjoyed by New
Jersey girls is proved when the list of
club members is perused. In Der
Deutsche Verein we find Miss M. ].
Barrett. of Englewood, and Miss M. A.
Leet, of East Orange.
!, In the Dickens Club is Miss Ruth
Washburn Head, of Orange.
In the French Club are to be found
Miss Anna H. Baldwin, who is presi-
dent, and Miss e. M. Cornell, who is
an active member.
Miss Blanche Smith, of Orange, is
chairman of the Bellenie Society's
leading committee.
In the honor list are found Helen e.
Davis, of Atlantic City, and Edith
James, of Montclair.
In the honorable mention class we
find Miss Anna H. Baldwin, of East
Orange.
Lively College Club.
The New Jersey Club is an interest
ling organization, that contributes much
to the life of the college, and of this
Miss Baldwin is president; Miss Mar
garet Blancke, of Rochelle, secretary,
and Miss Edith James, treasurer.
Miss Anna Baldwin and Miss James
- I1tI or4I,,eioe fia ,oar,,harZ aP tho
Phi Beta Kappa, while Miss H. E.
Davis is one of the leading members
of the Wake Robin Club, an organiza-
ton formed especially to study birds
and their ways. This class has had
many charming trips with John Bur
roughs, the famous naturalist writer
and friend of President Roosevelt.
Thus, through the busy years of their
course, have the fair daughters of old
New Jersey made progress and at
tracted attention to their excellent
work, which comes to a focus when
they finish their studies today and
pass forever beyond the portals CT
their beloved college, out into the
word. to face larger and more complex
problems. But, fortified by their ex-
cellent training, and aided by the adj
vantage they have taken of their OPP
portunities, none can be found who
would not say that old New Jersey
cannot help but feel the worth of their
presence when, in another week, they
will be home again to TAKE up life's
work and put into practise all the good
that they nave derived from their col
lege and their own efforts in passing
through it with such creditable rec
ords.
List of Graduates.
The list of graduates follow:
Anna H. Baldwin, East Orange; May
[. Barrett, Englewood; Margaret
Bevier. New Brunswick; Emile M.
Cornell, Westfield; Lesley B. Crawford,
Summit; Helen e. Davis, Atlantic
CITY: Mary C. Davis. Red Bank, Ethel
Elmendorf, South Orange; b.. E. Han
ford. Westfield: Ruth Head, Orange;
Marjorie Heath, Newark; Eloise S.
Howe. Roselle; Edith James, Mont
clair; Eleanor Johnson, Paterson; Mar
garet A.. Leet, East Orange; Anna S.
Ellers, Westfield; Blanche G. Smith,
Orange; Bessie l.. Vanderbilt, Prince
ton; Addie l.. Weber. Trenton; Helen
M. Zabriskie, Englewood; Mary A.
Griggs, Somerville; Margaret Blanche.
Rochelle.