Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
WOMEN'S COLLEGE STUDENTS
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speech were meant to be stressed.

speech were meant to be stressed
on Thursday morning, the election of
the Y, w. G. "A. officers for the Incoming
year Will take place. The nominations
were made last week
Friday, March II. Miss Rich will give
the students her impression of tho At
lantic city conference that she attend
ed recently.
a large audience gathered in tho
IIilarium last Saturday to witness tho
production of Krcmbourg's "Manikin
and Minikin." Mabel Tcbo. tho preei
dent Of tho Dramatic Club. gave "A few
words of explanation before the cur
tain was drawn. She said. We are Oft
en- told that people get only two thirds
OF what we say" She asked the audi
enco TO remember How much harder
II is for innnimato objects to make clear
what they think and feel
The curtain was drawn upon scene
perfectly blank, but for tho fow embers
Of n dying fire In tho fireplace. Thcn
the lights were flashed on. Two of the
daintiest little images sat pcrChed on
the mnntel above the fireplace. Tho
old fashioned Swisa clock. the handi-
work OF Miss richards. and tho two
bronze iarluiercs of primrosos on the
mantle added just tho quaint touch
needed against "a conventional baCk-
ground Of black md white. Tho two
ornaments. the ManilSin and Mnilln,
proved 10 be knowing little philosophers.
Evelyn Spruance and IIllda brown
played their parts In a charming man
ner.
Tho second part OF tho entertainment
was a nativc dance ny two little china
statuettes Florence Phillips and Tcddie
Foster IN tho part Of theao little orna-
mcnta. gave n very dainty picturesque
danCe Whom tho curtain was drawn.
tho two little atatuen We're standing
posed. but as tho music started the
little maid.In tho quaint tafTota dress,
first appeared to awaken. ~ "A touch
from tho maid tho little china boy came
to himself with start. and tho two
little atntuettca trirped OF into an in
genious little dance
Tho evening" entertainment was
voted ono Of the prettiest ever at the
Womau's College.
Tho members az the Y. w O. A. on
ioyed a very interesting talk Sunday
night by Lena Fcrrarini. an industrial
worker from Baltimore. Nles Fcrrnriui
said that she had been In America nino
years and had bccn employed during
five Of those YEARS. Sho told ~ her OK
poricnCCR III tho various factories IN
which Rho has worked Miss FprTarini
made Clnar lust why 81 IS much pleas
antcr to work in factory whore all
the employees must belong 10 union,
This union takea care of tho interests
81 tho members Miss Fcrlariri ia now
aiC "a
tory. where all employees must holopg
to q union she said that AZ the present
time a certain pcrCcntag" of their pay
wus being deducted hy tho union q
give to s,rii<ors ia clothing factories ~
New York city. lii this way. one grouu
cf industrial workers helps similar
group ~ another city 70 better their
condition.
A number Of tho Etudents attended
| the 81. I'nul's Episcopal church on sun
| dav evening % hear Bishop Cook. whc
| presided AT tho evening serVice
| Bishop COOK spoke on our duty towards
/ the furthorirE of tho gospel through
1 out tho world.
| a telegram was received at the col
/ legc on Monday morning stating tina
| Mildred W0lfenden'e father waa dead
1883 Wolfenden ia a freshman. Th'
whole student body cxtende It's sym
pathy to her in hcr bereavement
The freshmen had gym" outside ~
/ Monday for the nret time this sIUinE
Judging from tho noise they made, :
was enthusiastically enjoyed
Sara Roo has been appointed hea'
! proctor az ''TopeyH for The renainde
/ of the wear 10y hudson. who formerf'
! held this position. has moved 10 Sus
sex Hall
The last of tho artist series viii h'
/ held iu Wolf Hall on Saturday even
! ing. March IL. At this time joht
| Barnes Wells. the noted lyric tenor, vii
| give a concert Miss wilcox. the heaC
| Of the Music Department, VIII act a.
/ accornpanist for MIR. Wells.
On Monday evening. TWENTY-FIVE
/ students took the written examination
over the work that they have covore'
| in home nursing this year, They vii
| 20 to Wilmington on Thursday even
/ ing for their practical examinations.
Dean Robinson. Miss Drake and Ms
Ions went TO Philadelphia on Tuesda,
evening to hear the opera Louise
Professor Brintons advanced I7rencl
class bas been dramatizing stories 70
the past two weeks Working In groups
the students write their own plays
,nemorizing the lines. and give q sur
enough production at each meeting O
the class.
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