Evening journal., 1920-11-13

The chapel period on "Wednesday
! morning. was given over 10 a meeting
! OF The Red Cross Association. Miss
Cardelle Williams. the president, pre-
sided at the meeting. The minutes OF
the last meeting were read by the sec
| rciary, Miss Blanche DerricksOn. Miss
Mabel Smith. the delegate from the
college TO the annual Red Cross meet
/ ing held in WilmlngtOn. gave a very
interesting report OF the meeting Miss
Smith FIRST gave the activities OF the
Red Cross within The state thirty
two classes In Home Nursing OF which
twenty eight classes received the Red
Cross Home Nursing diploma; the vol
untry Motor Service the service TO
wounded soldiers and their families.
She them gave the report OF the ter
rible conditions among the children
Of Europe as b. ven by Colonel LoWells
who has Just returned from abroad.
Miss Smith gave the aim Of the Red
Cross as sound citizenship. sound
q m0cracy and ils motto, DO Some
thing for Somebody Else. Miss VIII
lams announced the drive for mpm-
her,hip for the Red Cross which was
to begin on Thursday and last during
the following week. A 100 per cent
. membership al TIC W NliNN = ANlNN 80
is confidently expected.
Pictures OF The nramaiicc Club
Board the stan of The Year Book. lhe
social Committee. The y. W. C. \. Cab
met and the Mandolin Club were TAX
en- ON Wednesday. These are the rest
of the group pictures which have
been takQn at college FOR use In the
Blue and Gold which is TO be pub
llshcd this year by the class of 1922.
The dining room comm ttee chang q
/ lha seating OF the girls IN The dining
room ON Wednesday evening The
sophOmOres viii relieve The seniors
and juniors from their duties as hos
/ tess for the coming two weeks.
! The playihing on Wednesday even
/ ing was the dramatization OF the story
OF litla one, TWO Eyes and Three
Ewes. Miss Helen Fisher was the pro-
ducer Miss Edna CranstOn took the
\ part Of Little one. Miss Lillian Thorn
/ by. Little TWO Eyes. Miss Louise Hur-
| ley. Little Three Eyes. Miss Natalie
I Ayrrsl. the Golden Tree. Miss Mildred
| lpfferis The Prince. The ride TO hap
I lincss OF Little TNVO Eyes on the
/ frsky hroomstick sieed of the Prince.
Was thc most thrilling part Of the
/ whole play.
The Glee Club held its regular week
! ly practice on "Wednesday evening
ON Armsthre Day, Thurhday, No
/ Ncmbcr "A. the ilag at The Womfn's
/ College Was at half mast in remem-
hrance OF The boys VINO are In Flan-
ders' Fields.
Professor r. w. Helm. OF Delaware
I College. addressed m student body OF
I the Womens Collecc. Professor Helm
spoke on the progress OF vocational
l education In Delaware since the pas
SAGE Of the smith, Hughes Law in 1917.
Since that time Home Economics and
! Agriculture have been introduced into
/ the lligh schools of the state. In VIII
mington trade school has been es-
lablshed with COO members. " Of
which are women This school differs
! from the Home Economics and Agri-
cultural work n the High schools in
the fact that The pupils in The Trade
School are men and women who are
coming three nights a week 10 take up
advanced studies OF their trade. The
Teacher Training Glasses at the Wo-
mems College are phase Of this same
movement
Still another phase is the Rehabli-
I lation Law for the Cripples Of In
dustry. Already 50 men who had been
thrown on the human scrip heap be
cause OF injuries received In industry
I have been reclaimed and brought back
/ to their place In society through the
aid furnished by this law.
on THURSDAY evening representa-
tivcs Of Buffers in Wilmington. came
10 the Women's ColleVe with samples
| oi their Christmas novelties. The Y.
. W. I. a. co-operales with The store