Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-20

On Sunday, October ~, a most ifnpres-
give Candleiigbt, installation service was
conducted by Marie Le Gates, president
of the Y. w. G. A., in the large reception
room of Warner Hall Thirty white clad
girls entered the quiet eandle-lighted room
each hearing n tiny white taper. During
the singing of the first hymn each girl
extiDquighed her taper which was iater
relighted by the president and her assist
ante Miss I.e Gates then addressed the
new members If the association in few
sincere and well chosen words. She spoke
of the candles extnettisted and reIighied
from the larger fame az typlfYlDg the
petty aims and desires of the individual
overpoaercd by the larger aims and higher
ideals If the association
DR.. r. w. Cooper then delivered a most
inspiring sermon, using as his theme the
thirteenth chapter Of ST. PauFs letter tp
tho Corinthians He contrasted the color
less. silent life which lacked love with the
/ full life of love which hubblcs over, over-
! flows the material self and speaks ont
| t0 the world.
He expressed the worlds need for men
/ who, like St Paul, we're strong men,
1 natural men, free men. living mefl. and
! revealed through The beautiful words Of the
I apostle himself, the means n achieving the
| freedom which makes fer life Fifty-six
new members were added - the associa-
/ ton this fall
/ On Thursday October II. Mics Orllsta
( Dikeman. 81 the Hcme Fconcrn.cs DE-
! partment took her Freshman Sewing Class
/ 70 Philadelphia where they Observed hean-
/ fiful hand made articles 0F apparel vhirh
/ they viii later reproduce in their iabGra-
/ tory work On Founders Dry msBy
attractive pieces of work completed by
/ students IN this and other sewing ciaS-rs
will be on exhibition
! Although Saturday evening. October lG
WAS closed 10 guests ST the Won't s
\ College, and many of the students we're
away for the week end those who remained
enjoyed a most delightfuI e1tertalr ncrt
which had bern arranged by the Freshman
class. The committee in charge was com
posed Of four Freshmen: Miriam Carroll.
Greta f.. McKmsay, Margaret +. Moore,
I Eleanor A. Rush They together with
the loyal members Of the class attended
tn every detail which could make the
evening a Success Attractive programs
were typrwritteu and decorated with
dainty figures refreshments. consisting
Of punch, waceTs. and dOrmitory made
candy were served during inteTTnisslOH
/ the room wals fastefuIlv decorated with
blue and gold crepe paper, and the enter
: tainment features we're themselves de-
/ hghtfully arranged The FIRST part Of the
/ program consisted Of music, recItatIOns,
/ and dancing BY talented members Of the
/ class and the second part represented a
fashion SHOW" Of al artistic nature. 1t
follows IN detail:
Part violin solo. Frances Worthing-
ton: recitation, Pauline Pryor; trlo and
! chorus, Freshman Class dance. Eleanor
/ A. Rush, Lucille Pettib0ne; recitation,
/ Virginia DAVIS; mandolin solo, Margaret
/ Moore,
Part I-Fashion Show. Evening
/ dress: Summer, Louise Elliot: Winter.
/ Nina Smook. Afternoon costumes: sam
/ mer, Marjorie Burns: Winter. Anna
Marvel Morning dress: Hazel Allen, Anna
Carroll sport clothes. tennis. EleaTsr
Rush, skating, Greta Mckinsssv, hockey.
Louise Jackson; bathing, TheiEsa Hines.
/ Travelling. Madlon Jones.
Edna Cranston and Else smith, ls
clowns, furnished much amusement ana
the pleasant evening ended with general
dancing
MOUNTAIN DAY.
Because OF Mountain Day cele ratians
which VIII take place this Saturday after
A0oA etALO GFEillAE hA4G AiltHsDt-fs oi htAE
social committee are not planning any
in door program for the eveningof October
% but are devoting their time and energy
to making the Hallowe' en- Dance aud
Mountain Day both successful Interest
this first Mountain Day. with its out
Of door singing, picnic, hike and sports,
increases from day to day Glasses are
actively organizing Tor the purpose Of
competing in the matter OF poster displays
song hits, and new wells.
The Halloween dance which viii De
held in the Newark Armory at 80
o clock, Saturday, October 80 promises to
be the most attractive dance OF It's kind
ever gwen by the Women's College
About one hundred and nifty couples
students and faculty OF the Women 5 Col
lege with their escorts, viii attend, the
girls appearing In masquerade costumes