Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-09
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE NOTES.
Norwich Girls to Take Part in Ger man Play-fiundred Dollar Prize is Offered For Essay--More Money Contributed to Belgian Relief So- ciety.


 Offered For Essay-More Money
 Contributed to Belgian Relief so-
 ciety.
 The following have been chosen to take part in the German play. which si to be presented in the near future by Der Deutsche Verein: Miss Edith Howard of Wethersf1eld, Miss Sadie Colt of Norwich. Miss Elizabeth Na- gy of New Haven and Miss Gladys Mo- Gown of Mystic.
 prize of $10O for the best essay on "Casuals of the Sea-" by William Nc Fee. This prize has been offered by a New York publishing concern. The college without any restriction. The prize is to be awarded to the essay which is marked by the qualities which distinguish good criticism. clarity, insight and understanding.
 The prize has been offered in the be- lief that "CaSuals of the Sea- is one of the most interesting. novels by an
 unknown author that has appeared in recent years, and is of a style to be encouraged greatly.
 More Money For Belgian Relief.
 At a meeting of the Class of 1920 held Friday afternoon. the class voted $25 to the Belgian Relief fund. Each girl is to be taxed twenty-five cents, towards this end which is regarded by the college body in general as a good one.
 The class of 1920 have also voted $25 to the fund.- which at present amounts to about $20o.
 To Hold Dansant.
 Final arrangements have been made for the danSant to be given in Thames hall on Saturday afternoon from to 6.
 Miss woodruff. head of the physical education department, and Mir. liar old CrandalI, head of the History de- pertinent are to give an exhibition of fancy dancing, and several members of lected to give exhibitions. Music is to be furnished by various clubs. in cluding the Mandolin club and the Col lege orchestra Dancing is to be en- looked forward to by all the college ! girls.
 Series of Entertainments.
 At a meeting of She residents of | Plant House held on Tuesday even ing, it was decided to hold some sort of an entertainment or social one night week, from S.30 to 9.30. Mon l day evening the first of the series is to | be held in Plant reception room. Miss | Carola Ernst, house fellow, will read | from An Enemy to the King by Ip- son, and the girls are to bring their | sewing, crocheting, tatting and knit | ting. Blackstone has it's Sunday ev- ening sing and Winthrop has it's Friday night dance, and now Plant has ts social night also. Il
 The concert given by the Connecti- | cut College Glee club, was held on 1 Thursday evening in Thames Hall. Miss Grace Bookings of Bristol and Miss Beatrice Ashe of New London were the soloists, and are to be con- sratuIated on their splendid work Miss Connor who was to be the club soloist 1 vas unable to sing because of sickness, md Miss Ashe took Miss Connor's place on the concert programme.
 Attending Williams Festivities. Miss Helen Collins of New London are lttending the festivities at Williams his week While at Williams Miss 1orax is to be the guest of the Phi iamma Delta fraternity. and Miss Col ins is to be a guest of the Delta Kap-I "a Epilson.
 Miss Rachel Parker was the guest t the Phi Gamma Delta house party eld at Yale during the prom. All the 'irls are members of the class of 1920 t the college.
 The programme arranged for, the flee Club concert was as follows: \ Summer Love Song. Ashford: In he Hay, A. c. Runton. The Lass With he Delicate Air. Arms. by the GIee Tub. Barcarole, Rubinstein; Effantanz TacDowe1l, Miss Grace Cooking, '19 Taubeit-Brahems; A Nile 'onE. NBn au Khan. by the Glee club. n Time of Roses. Greid; Forlorn, Voodforde-F -Fuden: Miss Ida Connor. | Hong Kong Romance Hadley: butch Lullaby. Hadley; College Songs, 'oerne. Glee club.
 pr. Louis Coerne is director of the lub.
 Brief Notes of General Interest.
 Tryouts for Dramatic club were cid in Winthrop house on Wednesday vening. The subjects presented as ests were selections from Riders to he SuA," and How He Lied to Her by Bernard Shaw. The esults of the tryouts have not as yet cen announced.
 At a meeting of the athletis associa- , on, held yesterday it was voted to ontribute $10 to the fund being rais- for the establishment of a bed ir le Edith Wharton hospital in France he prize for the best design submit ed for an athletics pennant and sym 1 oI, was won by Miss Grace Bookings attic received honorable mention. Prof. Herbert 2. Kip of the language I apartment, addressed the convocation n "A Philosophey of Life" Prof. Kip lid great empllais on the fact that {, lere is a great difference between a , of life' and "The Philos- phy of Life" The talk was very in lauded at the end of the period. The Outing club is planning to give party on the afternoon of February 1 f {. Students have been requested to . old this date open so that there may : ot be a conf1ect of dates with other entertainments or affairs. Announcements regarding the exact lA%o S.f fHa ~,.xr-