Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1918-05-01


speeches on why we must buy
Liberty Bonds; College songs and
speeches on "Why you should go
to College" A second squadron
under the leadership of Miss eau
dell had for its members Elizabeth
Houston, Elizabeth M. Jones,
Helen Millikin, Mary Wright, and
Helen Fisher. Their program was
similar and was carried to Smyrna,
CLAYTON, Dover, Caesar Rodney,
Harrington, Bridgeville, Seaford,
and Laurel. This group added to
their itinerary Liberty Loan
Meeting Monday evening at Green
wood where they did their bit to
help along. On Tuesday morning
a third squadron consisting of
Misses Frazer, Bachrach, RATHER
inc Stevens, and Seifert with Miss
Winslow as leader took their mes
sages to Townsend, Middletown,
and New Castle. The first two
squadrons went by train and auto
mobiles, and were entertained at
private homes. Dean Robinson's
group spent a night at the home of
Governor Townsend in Selbyville;
Miss Caudell's were enteretined
by Mrs. Harrington and Mrs. Jones
of Harrington. Miss Winslow's
squadron were gone but half day,
and Dean Hayward took them over
the sixty miles covered, in his auto
mobile. Everywhere the groups
found warm welcome, responsive
listeners, and the members of the
High Schools joined enthusiastic
ally in the singing. 1t was de-
lightful episode in the college year.
Musical at Women's College
On Saturday evening the Glee
Club and Mandolin Club of Wo-
mems College gave their annual re-
cital. 1t was given in the Hilarium
which was crowded with guests,
whose applause showed their estl-
mats of the numbers given. Much
! of the success was due to Mr.. Car
penter who had trained the Glee
| Club. and to Miss Helen Millikin
the leader of the Mandolin Club
while Miss Alice JefferiS' interpre'
tations of the music for the can
tata added greatly to the charm OF
that performance. Miss Bachracf
who has been the Glee Club Leader
ever since it was organized, led tn
choruSes and the cantata. TIL
program follows:
% The Star Spangled Banner
(2) Mandolin Club-Traumeri an
) Wandaa; go When Life is Bright
5 est-Glee Club; (4) Solo, A Birth
= day-Hilda Stevens; 90 La Sche1
ozosa-H irnalli - Mandolin Club
90 Keep the Home Fires Burnin
, -Glee Club; 60 Solo, The Rose
bud-Elizabeth Houston; ~ An
O tra's Dance. Cavalleri Rusticana-
O Mandolin Club; 90 Somewhere
Voice is Calling-Helen Fisher
O 100 Solo, Love in all Seasons
O Victoria Zukowsky: qD Polls
Dance-Mandolin Club; 12) Reat
i ing, The Lady Of Shalott-Mis
= Pauline Smith: (13) Cantata, TIL
G Lady of Shalott-Glee Club.
Members of the Glee Club 70
7 low: High Soprano-Selma Bacf
f rach, Catherine Schunder, Mar
. Dennison. Elisabeth Houston, Viz
Y toria Zukowsky, Anna Knowle
Cardelle Williams, Helen Fishe
Marian Campbell. Second Sopran
. Mary Jane Mason, Margare
: Gray. Mary Wright, Emily Fraze
-. Calista Feehley, Mary Evan
>. First Alto-Elizabeth M. Jone
., Kathryn R bbins, Alice Roo
; Gladys Walton, Olga Setter
Agnes Fowler. Second Alto
Hilda Stevens, Anna Scott. Ann
B. Beckett, Margaret Layton, E.
II Their Dodson. Pianist-Alice Je
ferris.
III Mandolin Club: Leader-Hele
/ Millikin. MEMBERSHIPS Edwin
le Long, Charlotte Easily, Martf
Doherty, Elizabeth l. Kelley, Mar
Wright, Mary Jane Mason, Alit
Anna Rouse, Margarine Reynold
Kathryn Robbins, Evelyn Kelle
Agnes Fowler. Accompanist :
-e Hilda Steven.
I'd Muhlenburg College Glee Club
Is On Friday the members of Il
te Muhlenburg College Glee Gu
ID who were to give a concert on Il
as evening at Wilmington, came dow
Nv to the Women's College. They sal
d. for the girls. the girls Glee Gu
Is sang for them: and a bowl of fru
ne punch for refreShment. 1t was
%, most informal and delightful lit
at reception.