Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-29
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE

i nef supJecl Socta1s Service Work in { i General. advancing several pfominent phases of service but iayffIE specaI Ei emphasis on a more recent Ys1cverasrst in the field. that Of the Christddora House. I The christodora House is located atss Boundbrook, N J.. antt is under .ffie \ patronage of prominent philaraffire- .[ pists. such as ". K. Vanderbilt Per- cy MacKaye. ex- President W. II. Taft, and the Rockefeller foundation.
 RI The object Of the enterprise is to establish permanent summer rea,rf
 at a low weekly rate for families Of
 the poorer strata of New York soeastg5
 to give such families an outing or va
 cation in accord with their limited
 means. Special rates are allowed
 prospective -uests on the trains be-
 tween New York city end Boundbrnok.
 N. J.. and other arrangements made
 to suit their convenience. Each fam
 fly lives in a "tehtaiew." as the cou1-y
 fortable tents are called. or may If
 they prefer live in Christodora House
 Five dollars for board and Tenf is
 charged to each family and the au1Ik-
 Der in the family is not restricted.
 Prominent colleges in the east arc
 interested and have been active in lfurthcring the project of this special ized form of social service work. Tale Harvard, Dartmouth, Princeton. Vas sar. Wellesley, Smith and Mt. Helyesee have each sent representatives sfo the house to work as authorities to give m atmosphere to the little colony
 Miss Branche fs very anxious te have Connecticut College representa- Tt Christodora next summer and pre- santed the matter to the students for. consideration. Through her interests, | Connecticut College has been offered free rental amounting to s1oe oi a s'i teutalow to be known as .Conneetfctaf College Tentalow" as the Smith unit is known as the Smith Tenfalow' a and the Harvard unit as Harvard, Tentafowr
 Miss Branchc has also offered fo the Connecticut coisege girls four hundred copies of a Christmas story written by 7 her, which has been accepted by a prominent magazine and VIII appear in the Christmas Issue of magazines, These copies of the story will be sold at 20 cents each and will realize $Sd towards the $15e needed to support J two college girls which the students a would vote to send to Christodora K House. Through the influence of Miss
 Branche arrangements are being made
 to have the Walker Portmanteau the-
 atre give perfornhances in New Eon- don and vicinity, the proceeds oi which will be given to the Chrisfodora House fund at college. |Hl At a subsequent meeting, the stu l dents voted to accept Miss Branche' 4 proposition. to nominate and elect twe IE upper classmen to represent the col lege next sumner at "Connecticut Col lege Tentalow" and to complete tn, necessary amount needed to send tn, .E two students.
 Miss BFaAehe was heartily 9ppiRHd
 ed by the students with whom she i great favorite for her many kind an, tlinterested deeds for indivfduais of kh college body and for the college itees. She is dear to the heart of every pIo neer of the college, for the tracts 2 woodland, known as . "BoltesH5od \ which form an attractive section oz th college campus. are her special ol1 , to the college.
 1i Miss Rachel Smith cf Bayonne, V. member of the junior class at tn \ college has been awarded second pyiz in the contest for original design, fi ribbons. held by the Art Alliance ( America. The prize awarded for th design was s25 and has been receive by Miss Smith at the college. Thez v I sign is now on exhibition at the Ma scum of Natural History in New Tor III city. Miss Smith is student in th art department at the college asd ha @ been prominent in the design classe 1 during the past two years. The wor submitted in the contest was dsue ] class. se.J I Miss Smith is known te Norwic people as the co-auther. of Halt G celia, the musical comedy presented ( H Slater Hall last spring. She is 1ls t president of the junior class at oo
 Iege. .gs5 I'll ; The annual faculty -sshioF soses III game will be played on the ceilee EH campus Saturday afternoon at . Et season of outdoor sports. The frest H man and junior classes will supp0' the faculty team while the seniors Vi be backed by the sophomores.
 E The lineup Of the faculty team fE 1 HA follows: Left wing, Miss Fforeni N Snever1y, physical ed. departrnen AI Ruth McGarry secretary to presiden H right wing. Miss Beryl Ssaer, physic H education department; left insid HI William Bauer, music department; D Al Caroline Black, botany department VI right inside. Dr. D. D. Lieb. registrs - department of physics; center. Mi I'll Edna Blue, physical education c E partment; center half. Dr. Frank H Morriss, department of psycholog. H right half. Henry B. Selden, depar ment of fine arts; left half Dr. Allt EH Thomas, department of philosophy - left full back, Edward Kellog. depar
 ment of Biblical literature; D. Doyl HE history deartment; right fullbac H HtPresident B. T. Marshall; zeal, 2 fH Herbert g. Kip. German departTnef 1 The lineup of the senior team is b1 follows: left wing. Joan Munroe, Bl HI yonne N J.; right wing, Irene Wh M ley. Norwich; Elizabeth Williams. N Hartford left inside. Marion Gamcr . South Manchester; right inside, Ma - ion Warner, North Woodhury: ls 'lk haifback,0 Harriett Allen, Sayhrocl at right half Mildred Howard, Wether Fl field; center, Margaret Davies. Ea H ton, Tsl. center half. D. McGown III Watertown: left full back, Alice Ho
 rax, Montclair. N. J.; right halfbss
 Henrietta Costigan, New York; go II Katherine Hulburt,A Gretor. g III The convocation speakers who fia tf been secured for the winter mont are: siaa h.la HI December-Tuesday, End. Dr.. D tk ward Devine, Our New Horizon III Tuesday, 18th. Prof. R. r. Afr Hoernie of Harvard university D uEd Trade Union College of Boston. Ja
 uary-Tuesday, sth. Gilbert Carena E Tuesday, 18th. Prof Talcott Williai tE of the School of Journalism. Coiumt III University; Tuesday. 2oth, Etfore E dorin, D. m, The Italian Renal sance As Italian Artist Feels It; q
 D, n., The Art of 1taly's Newly, E ;@ deemed Countries. February--T'se lHt day. 10th. Miss F1erenee Futile tH Intercollegiate Community seryl