Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-23


rains ard high winds interiered with the
Moments College hockey schedule last
week iursuch q way that only two OF the
three inserrlass games were played, ana
tho third between Freshmen and Juniors,
remains for this week. Roth games which
have been played resulted IN success LOT
the Sophomores On Thursday they won
from the Juniors the closely contested
victory with score Of to |. Friday
Freshmcn-Sophomore games resulted IN
n score of 3 To m favor ot tlr Sopho-
mores The hre-up for these gs mes was
interesting IN that II featured the names
of students who have made a name for
themselves in other sports before taking
up hockey The players in the Sophomore
Junior game were:
Sophomore. ~ ior;
Natalie Averst e. { Elizabeth Taylor
Gertrude Rouse r. l. Dorothy ford
Florence Phillips Ii. Grace Marvii
Ruth Ncike = W Hanreh llolllrgsw IN
Hannah DeakyIcl " Biit' bucNi' g'am
tSe" lorl
Mabel Smith c. b Marion Rodney
filda Rtown r. h. b. Margaret flcN
Elizabeth Walker | h. b.. tleau"r anhon
Jeanette Willis ?. e. b. Helen ',roVes
Mar Handy III Margaret Moiht
So "a. goal Louisc Ph Hip
INC rlcahmcn-S Sophomore game players
wcrc
Freshmen SophohoreS.
A., patcheu Natalie Ayerst
N,,,a s,no,L rlf Gertridc Rouse
Nah.l Rromlcy lif Florence Phillips
MargerN Burns T. " Miriam o,or9N
Inc,I,, r.,r, W Ruth Werke
uai.n elacL 9 h l. Mabel Smith
pnth Ilayman r n h IIilda Brown
IIa,ol collins n Il Elizabeth Collins
Miriam Call IT y MARY ilanuy
Iucilr rettihoue ! b. Niria q ''ordy
Mildred Wolfcndrn goal sara toe
These games are watched with interest
l., IN students. since tins year hockey
counts M MAJOR sport rankin win
basketball In Dcrrmber walking VIII
hcrin tn CONT iur MINOR pou.tS u Mh-
lctics Rv placing walking ~ the winter
section of athletics instead oi IN the
spring section. the Athletic Council wlseiy
proyidcs for cold weather activities. which
= IN ke.p tho students N condition Tor the
strenuous sports season ~ he sprung
when more exciting things than waking
arr an order
DRAMATIC ACTIVITIES
While for most Of the girl athletics
.lalm first place. many are active IN
Irarnati, work "a we'll Rehearsals for
the Ircnch pav continue. and an tneiish
translation nf The Dumb Wife Is being
.tagcd as companion piece TO Les
Rananesaucs. which will he gwen on
December 10 "Trvouts for the nlne
characters 81 the farcc We're gwen hllrs-
,av night and Frldav afternoon. Judges
Who peSsed upon the ability OF the many
contestants were Mabel *. febo, presi-
don't of the Dramatic Club; Professor
I,nlcv. NJ h Foster and Professor g. r.
Rripton From the reports ~ these tests
an excellent cast srcms assured. Helen
C,ravcS. Who has taken lcadlrg parts IN
he various PLAYS gwen 10y the Women 5
tolleee. Is IN charge ot the production OF
The Dumb Wife Many other short
plAys will be gwen during the winter and
''tryouts will be made for each one IN
turn In this way every member OF me
club will have the opportunity OF taxing
mart m a, least one public performance.
The most capshle will then I've chosen for
warts m the large out-Of-door play which
vii be gwen in the spring
MIS-, Wons voice culture clRss met on
luesdsy night with many earnest seekers
ior better speech IN attendance. Miss
Rachel TAYLOR. head Of the Art Depart
ment. on "Wednesday night mapped out
fhe work OF her class IN costume and
seenery design All girls who arc IN
ten,Stea in this phsse of dramatics are
piannins 20 work with Miss Taylor IN
achicving really artistic effects m hand
made and home made properties
The "plavthinG OF last "Wednesday
night was the clrvercs' % he season,
slnce Il was a splo'A'@ hit oi satire on the
college social life 80 Fable OF W hat
Hapy-ned the Night he Men Came 10
Visit the Young Women o. Newark Re
male Academy and How They We're
Entertained Both With and Without
lasE was read BY Mabel Il TebO. while
the events described were illustrated by
members Of the group m charge q the
affair. Mana Smoak Elizabeth J Taylor
and Iouse Phillips were the heroes
who hraved an evening of cultural enjoy
mont" IN order 10 meet Beatrice NaYior,
Florence Phillips and Enma Dayett,
s,udents ~ the "\ewari Female
Academy Mabel Bromley and Roberta
Burton ne pleasant ladies IN charge
conducted most entertaining evening
of art appreciation. frnm which the Young
people fed 10 the gym, where jazz was
furnished in abundance hy the Mandolin
Club The culprits however, were pur-
sued hy the educators and instructed
IN the mstter Of proper dancing positions.
The final touch Of humor was gwen when
Grets Mckinney as the might watch
....rf Ii.cox,~.1 ono of tho heroes smoking