Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-25

School In addition 10 tiscse ac'ivitier sbo
has, for the past pvcn sunDefs, con
ductcd the crnfts work of Abba Club, one
of Mrs Culicks camps for zirls n coilfge
age. Many women of the STATE are in-
terested in this camp.
All ORGANIZATIONS rv aHtrE.
All ~ the coIlcgc organiza'ionm are out
lining their work for The year Tho v.
w. 9. a. has planned a calendar a in-
teresting meetings and eni0yahlf pafiirs
Among The batter j. a "cabarcf. /" whirh W.T.
be open on Saturday 'oloecdl uahi from
7-1O. A number a a0lo danccs ard mn
sical oIerings viii furnish the desired
reaction from a hard days work, wiiN
the tired business men and their com
panions sip iced tea Later, general
dancing win b. N order
The Student Government Association
held a short meeting on 1hurfav morn
ing, when the chapel seating wae ~
ranged and rules fJr chapel sftcnflnce
read Marinn Tunx wag elfcici rpho
more representative on the student h01fl
AZ a recent class meeiifg
Glee Club TRY cute are row taking
place IN the hope thn' many rrw rfa
will be chosen for memhr'Hhip i1 10 c'uh
Red Gross plans viii include bono arrvfre
work in Newark and study c0urF
first aid and home nursing under fnn
direction n chapter Officials tHrf.eIr
Williams, as president viii rrresf her
things of orr branch
coLLEoE r.aswsTfcs
The Draraatic Club under thr ahle
leadership ~ Maiel X Tcilo sruu
throughout the State ~ writer ard pro-
ducer u plays now hiuipr iu fhe WON
ems College. has outlined plans Nhirh
promise 70 make this year andmarf
the history 81 college dramatic
At the regular rnDnfhiy uceflnfa ~
the club visiting specialists win meet
with the members and take ~ with fhcfa
practical and theoretical work in ihe ~ :
partrnents u wore culture creillfoe and
dancing. techdique a tho stags--afeis'nt
and modern pvfrg especial aitenfipn
20 tho consideration n artistic seffinFs
and tschniral points During tho winter
AZ least ono modern French piay VII p
uroducad r fhis ieature the Women a
College il most fortunately adapted slnca
among It's students are Msris louise
Bonnet and C,euevieve Pommaret ~
Paris. France Through thair influence
the players VIII 10 able - add ~ their
carefully directed parts sorneshing a TIE
true French atmosphere. in addition 20
the French play ~ plays. tso other
dramas. the exact nature a which b not
yet determined, VIII 10 produced hfsfore
the great event n the c0ilegr year ffe
annual osIt-of-doors play in June. WI
The pians which have been thf1 DE-
veloped are readily seen ~ - Elcn thlt
the Wornen's College Dramatic Chm VII
be a vItally funcfI0uIng orEauEafiou
which viii accomplish more than it ever
has before, not only from tha standpoint
Of club activity and college welfare hlf
from that II the individual prugrcss ui its
members along dramatic lines 1uch prr-
gram Of stssdy and eutertalnmont Wtl
obviously result ln q better urEauizefif
more entbIsiastIc and vastly mnrr ~
pable membershIp with which % meet tn1
problems u the spring. The preparation
nf the winter months VIII naturally cul-
inmate in the Presentation cf on out-oi-
doors play produced by the combined
dramatic clubs u Delaware ColiCze ana
the Women College a Delaware huF
the third annual pay 20 be gwen by tte
affiliated cOlleges prOmlse- % De the 2Feat-
est SUCCESS a all
Dean Robinson has been elected hon
orary member Of the Dramatic Club erec-
utive board and three other members of tte
faculty VIII be chosen, with regard tn
their special interests, - advlsers. he
student members 81 the executIye hoard
are. Mabel X. Tebo, president; Helen
Groves, vice-president; Elizabeth Iay-
lOr, Business managers; ElcanOr Marshall,
membership chairman; Ahoe ferEus1u,
chairman II program, Ethel Ferguson,
chairman Of costumes; Margaret Mohett,
custodian of properties; Edna Wuod-
keeper, secretary.