Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-27
RED CROSS OF
W]MEN'S COLLEGE
Drive for Members to Continue
Until Every Girl is Member
-scrap Books for Wounded Sol
diers Being Made New OF
hCers for Y. w. G. A.

Newark. March u. 1918 War news
always comes first and therefore the most
important events "a the " omcn's College
this week concern Red Cross work The
drive for new members vs. still continuing
and will continue until every girl in college.
belongs AZ present All but four are mem
brrS Surgical dressings classes arc held
every Tuesday niaht with 2n members
Miss Walker and Miss Scrngcr from VII
mington are instructors Nnother feature
If the Rcd Cross work Il tho making of
scrap books for wounded soldier holly
stories Jokes and attractive pictures are
pasted on sheets of light weight card
board - bv ~ inches 1--we sheets arc
Fastened together into a book
TUESDAY. DR. Svpherd spoke in chapel
urging the girls Ia send hooksIp 10 Della
ware College library ~ bc sont tn training
camps IIc asked for books Of fiction.
poetry. casv French books. and cert ain
text books About ~ volumes have been
collected 50 far
The Mission STUDY Glasses ended this
week tS q wind-up meeting the homo
and foreign mission classcs met together
Rev William Ralph Hall. superintendent
of Young Peoples work of the prcshv-
tcrian board was tho speaker Thc
theme al hIe tall was What are voll
going 20 dn with your htcH lie said that
vour life i von most prcclcus possession
and tho most important thing IN the world
ie vouU deciglou ~ ~ how ypu will usC
that lie Aftcr deciding that the next big
thing is "a keep vour decision
Sunday evening the same thought was
continued m the Easter service Of the
y W & Miss Helen Nackav was tho
leader and Re, William + Sickle of
Dovlc~town. Pa. was the speaker
Last Monday evening The Now \ "
G cabinet held its first meeting The
new officers arc President Miss Mary
Wright. president, Miss Helen
Bishor: secretary, Miss tnna Beebe:
treasurer. Miss Agnes Fowler. chairman
Of missions. Miss Mabel Dobson. Bible
study, Miss Violet Morris social service,
Miss Helen Bancroft religious meetings,
Miss Mary Donnison
SATURDAY. evening Miss Muriol TIldcn
give a most delightful entertainment For
the first part Of her program she played
selections from Grieg. Bach, Beethoven,
Chopin, Mcdowell and other composers.
introducing each number with alIttle OK
PLANTATION Of the character OF the com
position For the second part she danced
three aesthetic dances to kTcslcr 5 Vloin
solos She was dressed as "a wood nvmph
and her airy dancing was like that Of
verltablo wood sprIte
The chapel exercise tins wech have
been mainly OF = patriotic nature Current
events were given on Monday As usual
Miss Mary Shaw presenting them; Tuc>-
day. Miss Nnslow read story ct the
trenches about the "Comrade in White
who appears 10 wounded soldiers: Wcdnes-
day. Prof Vaughn talked about famous
autobiographies; Thursday. Mr. Car
pcntcr led all-collegc singing. and the
chapel room rang To the music Of popular
songs and patriotic airs: Friday. Dean
CulHmore gave an inspiring talk on ideals
that will win the war He said that YOU
must have the vision 20 choose lofty ideals
and then the strength to follow them
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