Evening journal., 1921-10-08
Women s College Notes
University Of DeidlOare)
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

Scotland whore they particularly
enjoyed the Scottish lake region.
came back thru the English Lake
region where DR. sypherd found, to
him. the most beautiful spot in the
world. Grasmere the home Of Words
worth. From England they went
through Wales and then back to the
United States. DIT. Sypherd also
condemned the customs OF Ameri-
cans to complain about little incon-
veniences which they hnd in the
manner OF living abroad. The
chapel bell stopped DR.. Sypherd's
flow OF eloquence and as he said the
time was too short for he really had
not begun 10 tell anything. There
will be other travelogues TO come for
Miss Sturgis cannot escape telling
of the trip across the continent. nor
can Dr. Bevan escape telling of his
summer in italy.
The second OF the Orientation
lines or lectures TO Freshmen was
held at the usual hour Of one o'clock
on Friday. Miss NEthel Ferguson '22
spoke to the Freshmen on Social
usages at College. This explanation
II the social rules will keep the
Freshmen from mistakes that might
be made through Ignorance.
The Juniors entertained at tea
from four until six on Friday after
noon. Miss Florence Phillips. tho
class President. poured. The other
officers. Miss Letitia Pool. presi-
, dent. Miss Gertrude Rouse. Secre-
iary: Miss Rose Roberts, treasurer;
assisted by Dean Robinson and Mrs.
G.. +. Dutton. received. The Seniors
and Sophomores acted as escorts to
the Freshmen. The decorations were
beautiful zinnias, marigolds and
asters sent by Dean and Mrs. r.
Lawrence Smith. Miss Mary Handy
was in charge OF the serving and the
rest Of the class acted as her as
sistants The Juniors were glad TO
find that the travellers had brought
back the tea drinking habit and mad
communicated 1t TO other faculty
members. The Juniors are Misse
Florence Phillips, Letitia Pool. Ger
trude Rousa. Rose Roberts, Nellie
Blair Ruth Russell. Elizabeth Nc
Neal. Emma payatt. Edith Leonard
Mildred Massey Sara Roe Helen
Shorb. Mabel Smith. Ruth King
Mary Handy. Faye Moore. Hannah
Deakyne, Evelyn Spruance. Frances
Mccoy Lucille Roe. Marian Gala
her. Natalie Ayerst. Edna Greene.
Hilda Brown. Esther Gentieu. Mary
Deem. Emily Ledenham, Elizabeth
Walker, Norah Lynch, Alice ia
Ann L
The Junior Bonfire will be held
on Saturday evening Miss Emma
Dayett is chairman Of the committee
10 provide the "eats''. Miss Edna
Greene. chairman Of the committee
for serving the "eats" Miss Nellie
Blair has charge of keeping the fire
burning to roast the "doggies" and
Miss Edith Leonard has charge of
! providing the sticks on which to
cook the "doggies." After the bon
ire there will be dancing in Resi-
dence Hall.
The Red Cross Chapter at College
has already begun to work Miss
Mary Moran will again give course
| n home nursing. No definite night
for the lessons has been set but 1t
| viii probably be Monday night. Al
ready twenty-five girls have signed
up for the course. They are; Miss
Lucille Pettibone. "a Miss Florence
Sweeney "a. Miss Maud Webster '25
Miss Estella Lite '25. Miss Rebecca
Wollaston 25. Miss Doris Locates "a,
Miss Blanche Workman 25. Miss
Alice Pettibone '25. Miss Hannah
Hollingsworth 20. Miss Eva Allen
"a. Miss Elizabeth station '25. Miss
Margaret Caulk "a. Miss Eleanor
Vinyard "a Miss Alice Mundy '25,
Miss Mildred Massey %. Miss Mary
EisenberE '25. Miss Kathryn Mofitt
"a. Miss Louise Phillips %. Miss
Vivien Porter %. Miss Elizabeth
Barley .'25. Miss Vesta Goodwin '25
Miss Elizabeth Walker '23, Miss
Dorothy Wong 25, Miss Alyce Wat
son '25 and Miss Aline Davis '25.
Miss Bertha Harlan will be the
speaker at the Y. w. c. A. vesper
service on Sunday evening Miss Har.
Ian has had many interesting oxper.
iences in China and was also at the
Northheld Conference. Miss Mar
} ! iorie Burns "a will he tho leader