Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-15
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE NEWS
Inauguration of Benjamin Tinkham Marshall, A. M. B. Q. to Take Place November. 23rd-Norwieh Girls on College News Staff.


 dent of the Connecticut College for Women at New London, Connecticut will take place at the college on Fri day. November, B. The inauguration exercises will be held from Thursda;- evening until noon of the next day. ! The programme of the inauguration 1 exercises has been arranged as fol- 1 lows
 ! Concert by Boston Symphony Sex ] tette in the College Gymnasium i; Thursday, November P, $500 D. m. re- ! ception rendered by the trustees to i President and Mrs. Marshall in Tham es
 hall; Friday, November 23, 95o a. m,, ] Academic procession from New Lon don hall about the campus to the col 1 lege gymnasium; 10 &. m. inauguration exercises in the College gymnasium; 1; l2:3O D. rn.. lunche for delegates. in ] vited guests and the faculty of the 1 College in Thames hall.
 The programme of speakers has not l been definitely arranged, but it is eS- pected that representatives of the 1 largest colleges in the country viii speak at the inaug uration exercises. Classes and academic work will be suspended during the exercises. MT. Marshall is d graduate of Dart
 mouth College 1897 of the Union
 Theological Seminary. 1900, graduate student of Columbia University. 1905. During the years tS03-1912. MT. Marshall was pastor of the first Pres byterian church in New Rochelle, N. Y., and during the years 1912 -1917,
 professor of Biblical History and Lit eratnre in Dartmouth College. : The committee representing the fac l ulty of the college is composed of Dean Nye Dr. II. z. Kip and Dr. David 1 Leib. The committee representing the trustees comprise Mayor Ernest | Rogers, of New London; Miss Louise 1 Howe of Norwich: Valentine Chap pell, New London and Colin Buell.. The board of trustees of the Con ] necticut College is composed of the following members:
 F. Valentine Chappell. Ph B. chair | man, New London; Hon. Simeon Baldwin LID. New. Haven: Colin S. Buell. M. A.. New London; Louise
 Howe. Norwich; Wilbur L. Cross, Ph. Hillyer, Hartford Marky Clark (Mrs. E.. V) Mitchell, B. A., Hartford. Mary M. Partridge, Hartford; Morton F. l Plant, LID. Groton Conn. and New l York City; William H. Reeves. New
 London: Edward D. Robbins. B. A. IL, l B.. New Haven, Conn; Hon. Edward 1 I. Smith, M A.. LL.B5 Hartford ;; l Frances scudder (Mrs. S. H.) Williams, B. A., Glastonbury, Conn; Henry P. 1 Wright, Ph D., LAD.. New Haven, ! Conn; Secretary of Board. Miss Eliza 1 beth c. Wright, B. A., Hartford, Conn. i Norwich Girls On News Staff. The staff of the Connecticut Col ] lege News has been announced as fol- 1 lows by Miss Winona Young, Mansfield Depot editor in chief:
 | Associate editors, Miss Alison ! Hastings Hartford; Miss Miriam
 Pomeroy, stamford; news editor, Miss 1 Marion Kofsky, Hartford managing | editor, Miss Dorothy F. Peck, New | Haven; business manager Dorothy ] Upton, Yonkers. N. J.; assistant busi- = ford; art and publicity editor, Miss l Elizabeth Williams Hartford, Conn. i; reporters. Miss Juline Warner, North Woodbury, Conn; Miss Fanchon nes Leahy, Norwich, Conn; Miss Mar ! ion Gammons South Manchester 1 Conn; proof readers Esther Wimov- | sky Deep River; Loretta Higgins | Norwich.
 ! Delegates to Syracuse Gathering. At the first regular meeting of the 1 Student Government Association held | in the gymna sium on Tuesday, Miss Esther Batche1der. Rock Hill, Conn.,, and Miss Marenda Prentis, New Lon l don. were elected to represent the Con necticut College Student Government 1 Association at the annual conference | of-such association to be held at Syra- cuse, N. r.. November Is, Is and IT. Miss Dorothy WuIf Captain. | Captains for various athletic teams | have been elected as follows:
 1 Junior Soccer = Alison Hastings, 1 Hartford.
 Junior Hockey-Louise AnsIey 1 Cheshire, Conn, Sophomore Hockey Marion Warner, North Woodbury. i Sophomore White Soccer-Iiarriet Allen. Saybrook. 1 Sophomore Blue Soccer-Elizabeth | Williams, Hartford. Conn. Freshman White Hockey-Miss Edith 1 Williams, Hartford l Freshman Blue Hockey-Miss Doro- 1 thy Wulf, Norwich, Conn.
 Will Entertain at Tea. Dean Wye and Miss Helen Thompson m enfbers of the faculty, will entertain members of the faculty at tea on Sun ! day afternoon, from to 6 at their rooms in Blackstone House, Mid semester Tests. Mid semester tests have been held at 1 the college during the past two weeks 1 in all. courses. Tn results of these tests enable faculty and students to find out are also intended as a general review. In many of the courses, daily written papers are required by instructors, while in other courses, tests are gen only four times a year; at the two mid senesteis at mid years and ,: at the end of the year. .t .: War Fund Total 4,eoo. Additional Pledges. to the Student
 Friendship War Fund have brought
 the fund to a total of s4.600. It is
 hoped that $50 900 will be raised before
 the close of the allotted time. The
 pledges average SIS to $20, and each
 ability.
 FUNERALS