Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02

Mr.. sallsudiyham, authof ~ f' h
tory Of Dclgwafe Col'gc and hitns.h ~
aIumnus of the college, VISITED tne
Wornen's College on Monday morning
Mr.. Vallandigham spoke ~ The students
concerning their rcsponnbiltic a. nf*li.
enfranchised citizens warning thrin
against either a 100 imp'iisiyc use ~ th.
ballot or n torpid conrcrvatsm. W. ugei
that The years of college life be a reI
preparation for cifixcnfhip a thc hlg'ft
type, which seeks constructive rather man
destructive changes
Miss Dorothy WOLF bead a Tho rilloK7
Department this yeu. hsa ehafzc of ne
chapel EXERCISES. She has afrangri
schedule of very interesting m1rningt
Once each week visiting minister WI
conduct the religious seryices and FI~af
with the stndents One morning each
week will be reserved for ncetinRs n c,f
Iepe organizations one for musical pro
grams and the remsinder for vei'ing
speakers. A feature which pronnes ~
create a great deal u interest and orc''e.
ment Is a series of talks by Dr N.ughr
upon matters relaating ~ h,e Ponii.,t
situation. His subjects VII b.. lhr
Ballot Boz" Party f~llcs" and How
a Campaign is Managed One MEETING
i planned for student disctssion n ne
live issues of the dav from rfrictiY psrfvan
rointr ~ view The should b. rurrtiug
worth attending, f0r some a our studrnis
I are ardent politicians.
/ STUDENT oovKrx~g~r ssspcrsrrov.
/ The gts,Sen. Government k.~orinfion
/ has appointed the usual s'ud~nf c1r.-
\ rnf,fnes for arranging trc details wfirI
. contribute greatly % the cofdforf ard wrll
/ being Of the college students, blt whicb
/ do not oorne within the provinces - nle'r0n
or faculty Very efficient grtur~ have
been chosen for these committees ns i1'-
Iowa. Browsing room c0fDuiiter f'sie
/ Woolevhsn Hazel Alexander. sars ifa-
! zier. gadeiine Jones. dinfnvroon ennl-
| rnitteo. Cardcilc Williams NarTaFst
1 Pinch Ruth king. Hannah D-akyre.
Margaret CauIk Edns frarsfon; rher~i.
Tdna pratt, Marian Rodrev, Natalie
Averrs. Marjorie Burf's Helen Elsck,
faculty members, Miss Dorothy Woin and
Miss Gladys Pratt.
On Wednesday morning hvron y
cC,omrnors visited tho cni'cre wnf gavf
a. a chapel taxi most cnerfnlrE
| aecnunt II the life and work a N alter
Harnpden. Every word a Mr.. Nc om-
mons' talk wac enjoyed, bat hy fsr ~
best received part n BIS message wae fne
martial promise that Hampton nimseif
Seould visit the college durtrv tis VII
rningfou crgagerr,eut ln MIDI -fic'ot~-
DIR. II. w. Cooper, educational sc~rr-
tarv of Service Citizens. presided over tne
chaps4 exercises on Thursday nurrlnF
After a beautiful Biographical sEetch oi
the life a George Methesnnl auihnr ot
the hyrnn go Love That NiIi Not lct
Me CO. DR.. Cooper SPOKE ~ tho studcnis
concerning the common IDENTITY a az
fire things. Art. life, literature, rehuou
are all the sauc. and one only hVes Nnen
the personality "a perfectly exrrus@ed ln u
/ one ~ these realities. Dr. toouTr own
personality - evidertly expressed in all,
and his words of Inspiration nave tnc
added weight of conviction.
Mabel X. Tebo, on Tuesday morning,
presented 10 all students the piaus Whici
the executive board Of the Dranatic ND
has arran ged for making the ys,u ene ~
1 unl.sIlal interest and ncueft 20 the colcrg
and its individual members. Her aual-
ence was most enthusiastic and the nn.-
GATORS point toward a great lncrs=sse a.
membership.
DR.. Finley VI. *. Fostnr goke most
| entertainir gly on Friday morning in The
interest Of the college psp-r, The
Wornen's College Reporter Al tnc enu
OF the chapel period complimentary copisr
Of the first issue we're Distributed % nl
students. The circulation tins year should
be about double what II sas last yeAr, since
an Students. faculty and alEnn1 VII
l
subscribe for each hI-n scilooi
Mrs. A. ID. Warner. with her us'-al
thoughtfulness, has recently pres'n1rl
the college with gifts which are appre-
ciated because they supply ionz-irh
wants. Thirty large volumes a vuluauIc
, reference works, including Encyclcpu.c.4
Britannica. are her gifts - the Lbrry
A luxurious davenport in SUSSEX lial
common room bears pleasing testimony
70 her generosity.
2 of the Delaware League of Women Nclcrt,
! presiding over the THURSDAY morning
l session. which considered "Clfi1euslip
! schools" in relation 20 the progrcss al4
welfare az our republic. A party cum
Z posed OF members Of the faculty attended
I the "Wednesday night mccung and aii
! students. even those not vet of agn, faoH
; great interest in the political issues uoN
Z under discussion. Several girls returned
: TO their homes for rcgistrauon n >,i-
5 tember and many Others VII take advaii-
E tage Of he last rogistration Day tnH
! month.
G JUNIOR BoSFuI
On Friday evening the class ot WE
gave the snnuual Junior bonnre, ln1
5 proved one OF the most enjoyable eFcue
OF its kind Informal introductnus were
made early IN the evening hy means ui
! tags distributed hy the hosfcssss. lhcs.
/ tags bore the legend. "fo meet t
the blank being filled IN with the owner
full name. In tins way the freshmen el
|, both colleges scon hecaue acquainted
! ! with each other and with upper clls,luel.
I After the assembly In thc hilarlm' til
I, left for the campus limits. where a htE
I bonfire had beer kndicd. hfoltd
'sweemies" and rolls Afforded octh rciftal.
ment and sport until johnson Rowan ata
his associates began % phgy nvitlng dtlco
!. music. Then the guests returned. nut
!. uRwilhrgly, 20 the hilrum. u~rIe a
I paul Jones" was followed hv Waftrr
/. fox trots, and All the rest untA ID q clock
Naaman's ON NclawArc
4 Until November lst the Tea Nnue
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