The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-10
COLLEGE WOMEN
ENJOYED PROGRAM
SATURDAY WITH RADCLIFFE AND
MT. HolYOkE DISCUSSED
Mr.. William Stifel WEEDS Miss Ella
"ersocen OF Moundsviile on Satur-
day at Pittsburgh.

ne Collegiate Alumnae association
enjoyed most interesting pro-
gram at 81. Matthews church SUNDAY
scnool rooms on Saturday. and many
college women were in attendance.
also the young ladies' concentrating
entering college. The object OF this
association Is truly educational and
Young ladies' appreciate the opportun-
ny 10 De able TO hear the various col
reyes discussed. Miss Anna Reymann
most ably discussed Radcliffe college
ara told OF the excellent qualities OF
this old college. During the course of
her talk she spoke of the women doing
the same work as the men in Harvard
proper. and stand on an equality IN
tests made OF the TWO colleges. the
women being proud OF the distinction
ol belnS ranked with Harvard which
mas stood Tor efficiency for three hun
urea years. Radcliffe is not CO.
educational college, as the students re.
ceiNe instructions in their own lecture
rooms and under the guidance OF their
own private Instructors The gradu.
ate school takes postgraduate courses
WIN that OF Harvard and attend the
h''ures In the hall of Harvard. and
ne same rules apply TO all The Ii.
brary features OF this college are
wonderful with the splendid Harvard
IDrarH and the Boston public library
me young women enjoy the classical
ana historical atmosphere. and many
OF them live in the old college hall or
With the fine old families in Cam.
bridge, and its a great distinction 10
I'VE with these old people In the col.
lege town The Young ladies' are in
reach OF all theatres in Boston, which
Is an advantage
MT. Holyoke College.
Miss Margaret French discussed Nj
tiolyOhe. that distinguished women 5
college which is known as the Oldest
Women's college in the country. IL
was founded by Mary Lyon when IL
was prepusterous for women TO gain
knowledge and try to be on equal
terms with men IN college education
u was founded on pra tical principles
ana the girls who attended did all of
me domestic work to reduce expenses.
ana they still do enough domestic
work 10 gain knowledge in housekeep-
lnS The girls have many social func-
lions among themselves and enjoy
especially the mountain DAY Of this
session. During commencement weal,
tn"y HE them To Mt flolyoke and en-
JOY Few days vacation in reminis-
cences oi the college days The work
her" Il very serious. and still pleas
ant. and the students are very loyal To
their school. Miss French entered
this college with the graduating class
and enjoyed it more than all her other
college life. Here the young ladies'
nave Springfield. where they attend
theatres
An excellent musical program was
rendered during Saturday afternoon.
With Mrs. Flora Williams. Mrs. Bird
Gray. Mrs. II MAYNARD Kimberland
and Miss Hilda Run singing a lullaby.
sleep Time. Ma Honey" which was
we'll received Dr. Louis \. Bronkes.
Oreanist OF - Matthews r. =. church.
rendered pleasing instrumental selec-
lions. and especially pleasing was his
own composition. "Minnetto in g and
no played Adagio. Cantabile sonata.
pathetigue. by Beethoven. with much
expression The program was one OF
the best rendered this season