Evening journal., 1920-11-10

As usual, on Saturday evening the
members az the Women's College
wNre widely separated. A number Of
the girls spent the weekend at home.
OF the girls who remained at college,
many atb nded the dance given by the
X. A. fraternity OF Delaware College.
Miss Laura V. Clark was the chaperon
from the WOmen's COllege at this
dance. Other girls attended the Sigma
M party at the Sigma M fraternity
house. in Newark. Mrs. Wilson was
the college chaperOn at this party.
Still other girls enjoyed the enter-
ianment provided by the seniors. DIT.
". d. Sypherd read several interest
ing selections and Miss Ann Ritz sang
two very sweet lullibles.
In spite OF the unfavorable weather,
the usual number Of visitors came 10
W C.. ID. on Sunday afternoon. The
common room IN Sussex Hall was
well tenantod because the rain pre-
vented the usual walks.
on sunday evening. Miss Catherine
Richards spoke at the Y. w. C.. A. ser
vice. Miss Richards is secretary OF
the Eastern field OF the Y. w. c. A.
work. She spoke ON "Adventuring
With the Bible"
Miss Richards said thai the girls.
as a general thing, took too much
for granted OF the things which had
been believed by their fOrefathers.
She said That the Bible had in 10 some
thing for every girl individually. and
70 was the girls privilege TO md that
thing She urged the girls 10 become
more familiar with the Bible, TO learn
its great truths through personal
search OF It's pages. Miss Rose Rob-
eris was leader Of the sunday evening
service. Miss Myra Everett Miss
Gladys Wilcox. Miss Marian Rodney
and Miss Beatrice NaylOr furnished
The sparial music for the service.
Miss Richards met The Y. W. c. A.
cabinet on Sunday evening After
the meeting with the cabinet as a
whole. Miss Richards had conferences
with several Of the ind vidual mem
bers Of the cabinet. These meetings
were OF great help to the girls.
The girls were fortunate enough 10
have Miss Richards speak 10 the stu
dent body during The chapel period
on Monday morning She told OF the
meeting OF the general committee OF
world held recently in Switzerland
This was the first meeting since the
war and there were some mlsgivlngs
because many feared tha. the stu
dants OF the nations which had been
at war would not have enough in
common TO make the meeting a phas-
ant and profitable one. For the frs
time under graduates met with tht
general committee. Miss Emily Cor
don. OF Wellesly. class Of 1922. was th'
delegate OF The United States at This
meeting. 10 was resolved at this meet
ing that the students OF all coun-
/ tries had responsibilities for one an
other. The studonts Of America should
aid the students Of Europe with mate
rial wealth. The students Of Eu
rope would repay the students o.
/ America with the culture of their old
| experienced institutions After Mis-
Richards had spoken. the remaindei
OF the period was given over To sing
ing under the direction OF Miss VII
cox.
The Home Nursing Glass held a.,
regular weekly meeting In ihe sew
ing laboratory on Monday evening
The second year girls OF the Teach
er Training School held a meeting OF
Monday evening. They elected th'
following officers for the school year
President, Miss Marian Spruancc; vice
president, Miss Virginia Brown; sec
rotary. Miss Virginia Mason: treas
urer, Miss Edna WOOdkefper Thesl
girls are planning a club which VII
be a help TO them in their work o.
preparing for the profession oi
teaching.
The girls living in Emergency Build