Evening journal., 1916-02-17
dance TOMORROW
IN WOMEN'S COLLEGE
Mid-winter Carnival of New
ark Church Also Will
Begin Friday
lCHANGE AMONG
BANK OFFICIALS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW ARK, Feb. 1.-THE second an
nual dance given by students OF the
Women's College will be held in Resi-
dcuce Hall tomorrow evening. Miss
Ruth Clcndanicl has been made chair.
mau OF the decoration committees; Miss
Jean Underhill. chairman Of programs;
Miss Alice Evans, refreshments, and
Miss Marion Campbell, music Jacobs
orchestra viii furnish music.
The annual mid winter carnival given
10y the women of st. Johns Il. G. Church
will be held in the armory tomorrow
evening. This carnival always attracts
large crowd, and following card games
early in the evening there will be dane.
ing.
The Young Ladies' Mission Circle OF
the Presbyterian church will give an
entertainment ia the lecture room OF the
church ON nest Thursday evening. Miss
Ethel Windle, elocutionist, will be the
entertainer.
Mrs Charles G. Herman recently en-
Z AtllhMtu II ldllN VI llAiNuN at Ahihos
Individual rehearsals Of the cast fol
"TYcllth Night which is to be pre-
scented by the students OF Delaware Col
lege and the Women's College on April
2s. are being held.
David Jacquette. for fifteen years
bookkeeper for the Farmers Trust Com
pany, has resigned his position. The
resignation takes effect March ]. Miss
Dora Law, stenographer, has been pro
NOTED TO the position OF bookkeeper and
clerk.
a mems social will be held in the lee
;ture room of the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow evening.
W. IL. Savin. Of Cheswold, student
in the agricultural department of Della
ware College. and A.. Bailey Thomas, OF
Philadelphia, are acting as supervisors
for the Experiment Station in the con
Quoting of advanced registry tests fol
the Tlolstcin. Friesian Association. Mr.
Savin is supervising tests in the hero
of st. Joseph's Industrial School. al
Clayton, and Mr. Thomas is at Winter
thur farms. owned by United States
Senator Henry A. DUPONT Two other
students. y. W. Taylor, Of Dover, and
~ f. lfhNAt AfftHAAN HNlNi Ni0Nh A'oAo ~
the interests Of the Experiment Station
for the American Guernsey Cattle Club
in the herds at Pencoyd Farm, Bala, Pa.
and in that of ). r. Mssleys, Mannheim
Pa.
Hugh Fergus. who for some MONTH
has been connected with the Delawar
College Experiment Station as extension
: worker in carrying, has resigned his 20
/. sition. TO take effect March J. Mr.. Fer
gus recently formed two Cow Iestin
( Associations, the first that have eve
been organized in this state.
DR.. Thomas r. Manns. plant patholC
gist at the Delaware College ENpcr
mcnt Station, is representing the co
lege at conference on the fire bligl
of The pear and apple, being held by tn
Eastern Fruit Growers Association i
Washington. DR.. Manns will give a ful
report of the status of the disease il
Delaware during the past year. Fir
blight is a bacterial disease and ha
been very disatrous throughout Thu
State recently causing much loss in th
orchard districts.
DR.. j. j. Taubenhaus. Tor severa
years assistant plant pathologist at tn
/ Delaware College Experiment Station
who some weeks ago accepted an offe
TO become head Of the department o
plant pathology and physiology at tn
State College of Texas. left this weel
to assume his new duties. The new po
sition represents a decided advancement
in his chosen field.
Students of the Women's College ar
greatly pleased over the recent install
lation Of number of pieces Of appa
ratus in the gymnasium.
With the donation by the Washing
ton Heights New Century Club of 50
annually to the Student loan Fund O
The Womcn's College. the fund is nov
$3.50. This fund when completed vii
be used 30 assist worthy students. bu
the amounts loaned are to be paid bact