Evening journal., 1920-12-11

The students Of the Womens Col
lege are cooperating with the towns
people OF Newark in the conservation
Of water. Dean Robinson made a spe-
cia appeal on Wednesday morning for
this cooperation. Thus Ear the col
lege has not lacked a sufficient amount
OF water.
on Wednesday morning. Professor
Laleski addressed the students Of the
Women's College. Professor Laleskis
talks are always interesting and un-
usual He did not fail the eXpecta-
tiOns OF the old girls In his taNk on
Wednesday. Professor Laleski read
three poems OF the greatest American
poet and philosopher according 30 his
own opinion. He gave his conception
of a great poet as one who by ad-
dressing himself 10 the feelings by
means Of words help us TO understand
our place in the universe. The phil
osopher addresses himself to reason
instead OF feelings, the only difference
beinr in the method OF approach. This
great poet Is Mr.. George Santrana, and
the Odes read by Professor Laleski are
among his greatest works.
The Plaything on Wednesday even
/ ing was the acting Of fairy story A
poor shoemaker and his wife wa
/ played by Misses Louise Elliott and
: Eleanor Rush. The fairies who help
Cd them were Misses Miriam GOrdy.
/ Evelyn Spruance, and Emily Roe. Miss
( Eva Allen read the Introduction to
this 'plaything"
The Glee Club held no meeting on
/ Wednesday evening.
on Wednesday evening the program
committee Of The Home Economies
Club held a meeting TO discuss fur
iher plans for the club. 10 has been
decided by the committee TO have an
outs de speaker every night. A social
Is also being planned for the very
near future.
To make the play THE Man Who
Married a Dumb Wife, more familiar
and interesting on Thursday mornine.
Miss Marian Truax gave a short sum-
mary OF the life OF the author, Mon
sieur AnOtole France Mss Truax
stressed the ability Of the author 10
satirize the existing conditions of So
oiety. lie portrayed the high cost OF
living, the servant problem styles, the
l0quacity Of the ladies. the lack OF
knowledge of doctors, yet he repro
duoed the tone and spirit OF medieval
drama
The Bible classes for the freshmen
and sOphomOres We're he'd as usual on
thursday evening. Professor DuttOn
Tas unable to meet the junior and
senior classes.
On Friday morning after Dean Rob
inson had expressed her opinion OF
how good The plays were going TO be
ne evening, and had urged the
Girls to attend, NiadamOiselle GenicVeNe
pommeret told of the life and writings
OF Monsieur Edmond Rostand. the au-
thor OF the play Les Romanesques.
The French students have also con-
tributed some selections in their own
language 10 the WOmen's College Re
porter. All these ev dences Of good
fellowship are Thoroughly appreciated
by the American students OF the WO-
mems College.
The girls Of the Women's College
were very much interested In the an
nouncement OF the engagement OF Miss
ChindOn lm, who was a student al
bhe Women's College last year 20 Mr.
C. Y. Tang. Mr Tang and Miss Yu
. nave been betrothed since early child.
b dood. Last year Mss Iui was deter
mined 10 be an old maid" but OF
further acquaintance with Mr.. Tanl
E her views have changed Mr.. rans
left his work at Columbia UniVersit,
Heading 10 doctors degree 10 attenS