Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
RITTER KITCHEN FACILITIES

Another interesting activity I'm rh
rlaIrns the interest nf All sfudeli
construction d An addition ~ f'e present
kitchen facilities Through the Nf' II
fhf. Delaware School AuUiiiary Assp A.
tion this murh-reedef work .oing
dora The addition consists of n cvrl--
tior for twrftv ieet out from the pre.e' :
kitchen wall and extending 'Der tv--ryrn
feet along thc side ~ the building A.s.
with the removal ~ exlstlrg partitions
will give thc space needed iof landing
the additional work of preparing ard serT-
INK meals for the large Women College
family The outside appeara1ce III '-e
addition wlll he that 81 III elevated plat
form enclosed with raling and Nl.
itself be lar from u-sIgItiy le pr
posed use 81 this platform. loWever ti4!
make t one 81 the most attractive feature
81 the college, for - the active EaagiAa-
ton 81 Dean Robinson i immediately
suggested = stage t0r ost-9f-door p,ay-
~iTce for her u plan iattJ eXecIte the
Women College viii quite UNEXPECTEDLY
have an .out-of-do0r theatre before tae
end Of the year Work Is now prnZr'@-l-lg
finely on the new addition and Il i nope1
that everything VIII be cJmple-e4 before
the Thanksgiving Tacation.
THANKSGIVING DINNER
Plans are berg made for most au-
iovable THANKSGIVING dinner on l8e,4At
November ., when Miss lrcnli..t--
viii prepare a special holiday meaG. ne
Giningr0om committee HEl arrange Y
propriate decorations and al csa--e, Rl.t
prepare songs and cheers. Best Ht ail.
the Dramatic Club L planning give q
"Fiavthing OF unusual interest - t1lS.
the last dinner together before the .p.ldAN.
The ia.t " einesday Lignt Playt .lr--
was particularly well done. he House
That Jack Built was read ny Marian
Spruauce while the part1miue ee a-
panving the words was acted out ~ t-e
following girls. Ruth Hayman brought 10
the malt; Miriam Gorcy a> JacH. 3et-t-
lv deposited toy house upon rle -ceae
OF action: EVELYN Spruauce ?, me .1o-~e +.
Florence Phillips. s. the cat. >era np~e.
the dog. Marian Truax the COW VITA ..c
crlmpled horn, and Nellie Marvll. 4, -2a
cock. all represented their animal parts
most cIeverlv. The maiden I'll i5rlaru
was played most demurely BY Else
Johnson and the man was represented
bv Ethel Jones as q da-hmg fellow
great daring actually kissing me mai
In the presence Of the faculty lltn Poo.
as the Priest and Nina SmOal aN -
'Sower" proved their skill IN c.-icAtlre
The DIM er hour on this same lght ~as
INTEREST,", for the additional reason that
a party Was in progess. Miss Edwira
Lol G e, tertaired at Ere ch table he
cast of the comi Frer ch play. Professor
E. C. T. Brel tol Mile. Ge evleya Pon-
meret, Mile Marie Louise Bourer ard
several Of the advanced Ere ch ~tude Is
The members OF the east Of Rosta Z l,S
Roman resQues present were. Ethel FergU-
son, Gertrude Rouse, Ann hare, Dorothy
Ford, Rose Roberts. The adva ccd Ere ch
studeutsi i, cluded Elsie Wooleyhan Louise
Phillips. Eleanor Cannon, Margaret tIt ck
and Mabel h Tebo. who is also preside &
Of the Dramatic Club ard as such IS pro
ducir this first plsy in the Ere Oh ~ched-
uled for early in December. Durl z he
meal Frel ch was spokeu&lmost entirely
ard place cards took the form Of bsggs e
checks featuring the names oi trereh
ports.
On Friday afternoon Dean Bobu son
entertained at tea She was assisted hy
Mrs. r. W. Cooper, Mrs. +. Y. NaughH,
Miss Rach, Taylor and Mrs. Il. .. Baus-
man. krown 70 college frierds as Ruth
Clerda iel. "lglS The sophomores 81
the Women's College were amorg the