Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21

Women's College, Newark, April 2l.--
The past weeks at the Womcn's College
have been crowded with interesting events.
Saturday week the Freshman girls enter
tanned the rest Of the college nt formal
dance The Freshmen all dressed as men
and took the other girls who were gorge
otisly dressed IN mock evening clothes.
The whole affair was carried out IN exact
imitation Of real dance, and everyone
had most enjoyable time.
The following Sunday evening the new
officers we're installed m the Young
Womens Christian Association. Miss
Helen Bishop led the meeting and Miss
Helen Fisher was the soloist. The Rev.
Mr.. Herson pnve helpful talk on the
text II am ready"
The new officers Of the Y. w G. A. are
as follows. President, Miss Marie lie Gates (;
II; vice president, Miss Dorothy Ford,
'22; secretary, Miss Emily Ledenham,
%; treasurer, Miss Mabel Smith, 20
Chairrnen Of committees Religious
meeting, Miss Ruth r.. Bennett, 81;
Bible study, Miss Elizabeth Taylor, ~;
social service, Miss Grace Marvil, '22;
mission study, Miss Rose Roberts, 20.
Thursday, April IS, "A most exciting
hockey game took place between the
Freshmen and the Sophomores. After a
hard-fought game the Freshmen won,
2-1. In tho evening the Freshmen invited
the Juniors 70 n victory bonfire while the
Sophomores took the Seniors up town and
treated them
Friday, Arbor Day, was celebrated ap-
propriately when the Waverly Club Of
Hockessin planted q linden tree on the
campus in honor Of the American dead
who died in France. After the simple and
impressive exercises the members Of the
club were the deans guests for tea.
In the evening the Dramatic Club held
ITS monthly meeting. II was an open
meeting and DR. w. o. Sypherd read
Kipling's "Cupid's Arrows" and modern
one-act play, The Groove"
The Dramatic Club II now az work on
the big play to be given this spring. Last
MAY the Dramatic Club and the Foot
lights Club presented Euripides r. sc-
ira" in front Of Wof Hall. This year
"A Midsummer Nights Dream" viii be
gwen on May % on Wolf Hall terrace.
The rehearsals are giving promise that
this play will be exceptionally well per-
formed. The cast is even stronger than
the one which performed Electra" with
such success last year. The dances Of the
fairies are under the direction Of Miss
Marion Watson The fairy songs are
under the direction OF Miss Dora Wilcox.
The costumes are being made by students
Of the Women's College under direction
Of Miss Elizabeth Howell, assisted by
Misses Florence Hubbard and o. l..
Dikeman. DIR. J. r. Moore Is coach and
general director Of the play.
The play viii be presented IN five arts
and six scenes.
Act /, Scene The Palace Of Theseus.
Act /, Scene "a Street in Athens.
Act III, Scene IA Wood near Athens.
Act III, Scene IA Wood near Athens.
Act ", Scene IA Wood near Athens.
Act v, Scene THE Palace Of Theseus.
The following is partial list Of charac-
ters in the play.
Hippolyta-Lillian Butz.
Hermia-Helen Groves.
Helena-Dorothy Ford.
Titania-Winifred Hanehett.
Peachblossom-Ruth Russell.
Moth-Alice Roop.
stardseed-Elzabeth McNeal.
Fairy Chorus-Helen Fisher, Anne
Ritz, Marion Rodney, Eleanor Cannon,
Beatrice Naylor, Marion Truax, Alice
Neher, Mary Reynolds, Helen Shorb.
Carville Williams, Lettie Lang, Elizabeth
IcNeal, Itpl SD'Ita:A hlsls IN