Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-31
BUSY TIMES At
WOMEN'S COLLEGE
Every Minute is Crowded, as
Easter Vacation Begins
Tomorrow.
eneci,l c,orrespondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark March 31-The past week
end was busy one at the Women s Col
lepe. as all times Just before vacation are
ant to be. Easter vacation begins tomor-
row noon and ends Tuesday morning.
Saturday afternoon the senior class had
a the dansant In the evening the sopho-
mores had a dinner party to which men
guests were invited Later IN the evening
the college Glee Club gave its annual con
cert after which there was dancing. he
Drogram was as follows: Chorus, "lllacsi
ICadman). Farman; Honey Town,
Stanley r Widener; reading, service oi
Love" O Henry; Philosophy, David
Fmme. Miss Alice Neher; solo, "Daffo-
dis Song. Hayden Wood; "A Summer
Song" Jessie NJ Whine, Miss Anne
Ritz; piano solo. Spring Breezes, George
Doyle. Miss Katherine 9Stevens double
quartet. "The Sweetest Flower That
Blooms" Hawley; first sopranos, Heien
Fisher. Eleanor Cannon second sopranos
Beatrice Naylor, Marion Iruaxi hTst
altos. Katherine Stevens, Marian Spru-
ance: second altos, Lettie Long, Myra
Everett; intermission cantata, Garden
of Flowers" Denza Chorus: The Morn,
duet '"The Lark and the Nightengale,
Helen Fisher. Beatrice Naylor; tno,
white Butterfly" Marian Rodney, Mar
ian Truax. Ann Van SAINT; alto solo,
Lovely Rosebuds, Miss Lettle Long;
chorus. Summer Brcezes' soprano solo
and chorus, .'The Bees Miss Helen
Fisher; mezzo-sopranO solo, 20 Happy
Streanlet," Miss Mary Reynolds; double
quartet, "Good-night" chorus, Harden
of Flowers"
Members of Glee Club: Sopranos
Helen Bancroft, Eleanor Cannon, Emma
Dayette. Catherine Denney, Helen Fisher,
Sara Frazier, Winifred Hanchett, Bernlce
Hastings. Nellie Hughes, Ethel Jones,
Rachel Kegerreis. Grace Marvii, Alice
Neher. Beatrice Naylor, Nlvien Porter,
Marian Rodney, Ruth Russell, Alice
Room. Mary Reynolds, Helen Short,
Marian Truax, Ruth Weihe, Cardelle
Williams, Elsie Wooleyhan.
Altos-Myra Everett, Miriam Goody,
Mildred Horsey. Virginia Harrington,
I,ettie Long. Edith Leonard, Katherine
Stevens, Marian Spruance, Ann Van SAINT,
Frances Warden.
Sunday evening the Young Women S
Christian Association held Its Easter
service, with Miss Rose Roberts, 23, as
leader Miss Wilcox sang special Easter
solo, after which DIR. Samuel Chiles
Mitchell spoke lie SAID tiiat Easter Is tlie
season for achieving and trying to rise
| after we have fallen. He emphasized the
! fact that we never can achieve the crown
of victory until we have first endured the
cross Of suffering, but that rs Easter fol-
lowed Calvary, we should always re-
member the JOY that will follow the pain.
The previous Sunday night was the
Eaglesmere meeting, when the delegates
to Eaglesmere last year, told about the
| Joys of that ideal summer conference
| This year the various organizations ii
college are expecting to send delegates te
the Y. w c. A. student conference Al
the meeting Miss Ruth Bennett tolC
about a typical days program and tolt
how one reaches Eaglesmere Mis-
Marian Rodney explained what the ex
penses of the conference amount to, anC
| Miss Nellie Campbell showed slides whicl
gave good idea of the scenery and sport
of Eagesmere.
Saturday, March 20, was open night
There was an impromptu program, fen
lures Of which were solos by Ben Mage
and Paul Steel, piano solo by Miss Eliza
beth McNeal a sailors hornpipe by Mis-
Florence Phillips, dance by Miss Tedd,
Foster and Willard Boyco, and a colleg