Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-18
New Semester Now Opens
at Women's College,Newa
Movement Speakers May Send Speakers


Newark. Feb. I8.--Aftcr strenuous
week of uid-years and seyptal days va
cation after the ordeal, the Nomen's
College started ia new semester, February
second.
The Young Women's Christian Aaso-
citation has been especially busy during
the past two weeks. LAST week y -
Erekine visited the college 20 dlscuss tho
possibility Of having weekend SPEAKERS
visit the college az representative 81 the
Intcr-Church Movement. Miss Irskine
met with the cabinet and also told about
the movement in chapel. Tho Inter
Church Movement ~ sending many
famous people 10 talk IN The colleges about
the need of Christian seryice IN al lines 0f
work. The Nomen's College hopes 70
have group Of speakers sometime nsar
Easter.
Last Wednesday Miss Fleming, q
student volunteer secretary, visited The
college and talked with the urls about the
duties and privileges Of being foreign
missionaries Miss Fleming win sail for
Japan ~ few months.
The Sunday night meetings for thc last
two weeks have been in cha &c u classes.
February s the seniors presented the story
Of Ruth" Mics Ruth Messick, thc class
president. led the meeting and read the
Bible story Of Ruth The scenes where
Ruth and Naomi left Noah and where
Ruth cleaned in The field 81 Bosz we're
acted out in pantornirne. The cha sectors
were in Biblical costume. The cast was ss
follows:
Naomi ...........s... hutn Me5 =
Ruth h.........4....t lillisn Bertz
o phah h........B Bcruice Hestlngs
ISoaz ..........H Helen bishop
Rcaurrv Helen Bancroft, Louise Nelson,
Anna Beei,c,
February Is Tho Junior class had meet
ing on Christianity and American Mo-
manhood" Miss Marie Ls Gates. class
president, spoke first, giving Service az
tho keynote Of Christianity. Then Miss
Madeleine Dixon spoke about Ma~y
Lyons. "a an example % American wo-
mans service IN education. Miss Ann
Vansant told about Jane Addsms ~ an
exponent Of service along socisl lines.
Mis- Ruth Bennett told Of DR.. Anna
Howard Shaw, who gave service IN poll
tics and social life. A special feature was q
soio by Miss Helen Fisher.
The Y. w. G. A. also had booth at the
| Newark Y. VI. G. A. Carnival which last
ed from Tuesday until Saturday. The
! booth was decorated with purple lataee
/ from which htfnv WtSaFltts RfeltsttsS ~
the college Y. w. g. A., dressed N japan
csc costume, sold Japanese prints and
/ novelties
February 7 wa- closed night at the
roilspe and movie WIS presented. he
| thtiller in seven reels, as It was edver-
| tlsed, waa acted IN pantofnime with The
sreechess and explanations flashed on the
screen from the stercoptlcan:. The movie,
a rnelodfaulatic original production, was
/ called ''rhe Boisheyixen, a study IN
/ Reds" The cast was.
| Elaine vanderpelt Miss Dorothy Ford
| Barry Trent, an upright young !.
| lawyer anne ~sNi's-fi
| Henry Trombone, Red,
| Katherine Stevens
| Gionetto, very red Red, Louise Phlliits
| Marrnaletta, the Boishevlxeu,
Lillian Butz
Mrs. Philander Ponder, Nellie CaEnpbeii
Pale Pink Prissies: Bernlce Hastings,
Elizabeth Howell, Cerdlella " Niiilans
Paddy the Cop. ...... Nsyme Statnekoo
Bolshevsks: Ann Van SAINT, Ruth Ben
nett, Vivien Porter.