Evening journal., 1920-10-27
Women s College Notes
By RUTH ANNE RussELL-

Mountain Day at the Women's Col
lege was a gr at success. At two
tllrty O'Clock last Saturday afternoon
lhe girls wearing middies and bloom
ers;, started for Iron Hill. A few
walked several extra miles out of The
way nut that slight mishap only add
eu 20 lhe enjoyment Of the adventure.
hiiter tle girls had duly Inspected Iron
IN one OF Miss Churchman's famous
plSlilc suppers was served The sand
Micnes' pickles, rolls, "doggies." ba-
msllds ,s..t ana ICE cream cones disappeared
very rapidly. Between courses the
girls Of the different classes gave
tlelr yells and sang their song. Then
all college songs were sung by everv-
one. After they had watched the sun
80 doWn, The girls started back to
coliege. They struggled on the
campus after seven O'Clock. Everyone
was Just dead tired" but had had
the best time ever"
Several Of the college girls attended
the omega Alpha dance on Saturday
evening '''''
The Y. w. C. A. service was held in
me Hilarium instead Of Science Hall
Because or an accident TO the magic
lantern the Eagles Mere service was
pUs.poned. Miss Wolf read the
Snorlpture lesson for the evening Dean
ni,o9Dlnson lead the girls in prayers
Mss hohr sang solo. The remainder
Oh tne meeting was devoted TO siny-
ing familiar hymns.
Politics has been the all-imnorfant
thlng at the Women's College This
week. Meetings OF both Republican
ana eDmocratic Clubs have been held
More black marks for noises during
qulet hours have been given than AT
anytime previous TO this during This
coHege year. The girls in their no.
lltlcal debates, forget even the SIN
dent government and raise their
voices in loud protest against fhe
election OF Harding or Cox. according
10 their political opinions A straw
vote Will be taken on Wednesday
morning to decide whether. according
70 lhe members Of the Women's COL
eBe' Harding or Cox will be elected
\ denate VIII precede the election
MISS MISS haiharlne stevens ~ speak for
boN and Miss Elizabeth TavlOr will
speak for Harding. The political fesi-
ing is so strong that the Women's
college Reporter plans 10 have the
issue OF the coming Friday a cam
paign issue.
Miss jeanette Eckman OF Whining
ton presented the Republican Side of
me political argument 10 the girls on
Monday morning Miss Ecknan went
back over the history Of the two par
Ties and showed from history whv
she chose the Republican party for
her party. She said that the Democrats
had repeatedly changed their minds
That the Democrats often had
an ideal behind The marty
that ideal was not always right She
urged upon the girls that they must
be good intelligent citizens in order
10 pay for the education which they
are receiving at college. She explained
that independence in voting must he
exercised in the party because the
government is carried on ny tha party
system. Miss Eckman declared that
the Republicans also wanted Leagne
Of Nations. Miss Eckman's speech
drew much applause from the Repub-
lican supporters.
Immediately after dinner on Mon
day evening Caleb Burchenal smoke
for the League Of Nations. Mr.. Bur
chenal explained the league and told
why we should belong TO IL from
both malerialistic and idealisiic view
points. He said 10 was Americas Oh.
portunity to become the greatest
force for good in the world. lie ex