Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27

Newark. Oct. IL" Mountain Day
now has n permanent place In The Nomens
C,olleqe calendar of red letter days The
niIvriInage To Iron Hill at 23O on Sat,r-
day afternoon, the picnic lunch, the camp
Gre and homeward moonlight walk at
eight o'clock. all contributed 20 making
the frat Mountain Day" one grand sue
oess The most ejoyable event of the
afternoon and evenings outing however
as. by common consent. the fr1@ndIy
rivalry of clas8es IN the matter ot songs
and wells and the final general singing ~
college songs, Southern melodies, and
modern sony hita followed by Miss kohr .
inimitable Southern stories both sure
'Nuf" and Uncle Remus varieties
After singing one farewell song after an
other the 30 or ~ college girls reluctantly
extingushed the dying sTnbers ~ tho
caron fire and with one laA cheer for Iron
Hill and Mountain Day, iramped back
r., civilization The spirit ~ wholesorDe
class rivalry. inter -class fellowship and
'taIi college enthusiasm are by 10 means
the least points N favor of making
Mountain Day a permanent institution
~ the Women COLLEGE.
coIfEGg CLUBS THetyE
On Wednesday the students observed
dues day the annual day ~ reckoning
when al the college organizations collect
their toll from prospective members As
result ~ this wears event the athletic
association and STUDENT self rpvern rnent
Association claim 100 per cent member
| ship, the Dramatic Club numbers about
| l35 members the Glee Club about -, the
! Horne Economics Club about ~, the y
| " q A about 80 and the Women r
| College reporter totals subacr iption list
| a 250
| The Dramatic Cluh IS planning for .fs
| frat meeting for the Initiation ~ new mNfn-
| hers The exact date is not tcf chO@en huf
| the entertainment which these new mem
| bers will furnish ls expected 70 bc an-
/ nonnced yery soon The club has Tccen'lt
/ subscribed to the monthly magazine q
/ dramatic interest The Theatre. and this
| magazine will be placed upon the dramatic
/ shelf in the library 4 copy " the French
! play La Romanesqle has been placed on
/ tins shelf in order that the club mernhevs
and others may tamIiarze thorn~e! !v"-
! with the play beforr they ean II acted ne
! cast for this plqy-to be given IN Deem
| ber-has been selected Fthei Ferguson
/ Dorothy Ford, Ann Kane. Rose Roberts
/ Gertrude Rouse, Professor q, h Brln'on
! of The French departme and the French
/ student faculty Nile Mare Iona"
! Bonnet md Nile Ccnevieve Pnmmerct
/ will coach the PLAYERS.
Wednesrav night Psavfhng, the
+ newly inaugirated dinner draIna, wa :
/ gwen over - the Y. " G. A girls who
I attended the FaRlcsmere conference last
+ summer Thc-e former Delegates re-.'nact-
/ ed for the entertainment of the entire
as$ernblage ~ diners, various interesting
and amusing events Oi their rlsltr the rldc
.up the mountains in The EaglesTnere
special with Louise Phillips acting as
conductor and the Others plavIng ne
parts of excited, laughing raveiers. on
ductnr and travelers-Flran0r Marshall.
Marie T. Gates, Grace AlarvIl Heicn
Groves. Blanche DerricksOn. I.izahr II
Tavlor BrIta Buckingham. Emily Letieu-
ham and MaIgaret Moffett-all scrambled
ont when EaQicsIncre was reached and
taking ther places Al Specisl table ar
ranged Tor them- reproduced during the
meal. much of the conversation heard 81
" O. ID cottage inst summer, gave -evcrai
FagesneTe songs and ended with z
Delaware Tiger ee! ior Williams
Cardelle Williams Nno made a record N
diving last summer lrsj IN fhc y mole
j convention 0l about 900 students from all
colleges.
JUNIOR Class YEAR BOOK.
The Junior class has started in good tame
/ 10 work on their wear book Various meet
ings Of the staff have been held and many
int. resting tentative plans have been
made On Tuesday Of last week, DR.. +. VI
i X Foster the faculty advisor of this enter
| prise met with the staff members. and
/ although the results of the meeting cannot
! b. made r,ibhc the college j lOoktnq for.