Evening journal., 1921-10-26
Women'S College Notes
University Of DeldlUare,
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL

Since Saturday was such pleas
ant day and there was no football
game at Frazer Field. there was a
general exodus from the women's
College to wilmington. Perhaps an
other reason was the Halloween
dance-The girls went to get ma
forials for costumes. This week there
is much more sewing than. usual be-
ing done. Scraps OF cambric and
tarlatan can be found in every room.
This first dance OF the season
promises to be. a great success. Since
the number OF girls who will attend
is so large. the dance will be held
in the Armory at Newark. The social
committee with Miss Natalie Ayersi
as chairman has charge of the
necessary arrangements for the
dance.
Tho first OF the Artist Lines Con-
cris was held on Saturday evening
Although the entertainers were a
'.fie late in arriving. the audience
was well repaid for the delay, by the
dcightfui program given by tho
Philadelphia Male Quartette. Since
Nr. Philip Warren Cook was too M
10 take part. Mr.. Guerney, also OF
Philadelphia. took his place. The
program was as follows:
/. Soldiers Chorus from Faust,
Gounod
The Quartet.
? Tenor solo, Autumn Song.
Mr.. Salter;
Mr.. stahl.
8. (a) Lullaby ..... Brahms
ob) The Musical Trust
Hadley
(c) On the Sea, Dudley Buck
A. Piano solo ........ selected
Mr.. Thunder
6. Baritone solo. Oh Pipes O.
Gordon's Men &c.,. Hammond
Mr.. Simmonds
6. Ca) Song Of the vikings
Coleridge Taylor
(h) Annie Laurie,
Arranged by Geibel
7. Tenor solo. The lass with the
Delicate Air. English ballad.
Mr.. Guerney.
8. (a) Deep River 80. Burleigh
(b) Honey 1 Wants Yer Now
Coo
(c) Living Along .... Cooke
The Quartette.
9. Bass solo. The Indifferent
Mariner. r..... Bullard
Mr.. vandersloot.
10. The Long Day Closes, Sullivan
The Quartette.
The program was sufficiently
varied to please the taste OF every
one and every number was delight
full This fine program is only the
beginning Of a wonderful series. The
next Artist Series Concert is to be
held o nNovember 10. DR.. Ray
mond L. Ditmars OF tho New YORK
geological Gardens will lecture on
our Animal Friends and Foes
The candie-light Service OF the
Young Women's Christian Associa
ton was held on Sunday evening
This service Ia one OF the most beau
tiful and Impressive Of all the ser
vices OF the year. Tho hilariun
was lighted by caudle-light alone
The now members, dressed In whl'
and bearing tiny white, hghte
candle. entered with the accompani
mont OF soft music. The vice-presl
dent Of the association, Miss Mab'
Smith. ,2s. presented the new mem
hers 10 the president. Miss Doroth
Ford. %. the president, then rea'
the nurpose OF the association. Sh
fhen welcomed the new girls int
the organization and authorized IN
vice president 20 relight the smai
candles which had been eNtinguish
ed. with the large candle OF the as
sociotion.
After this service, DR.. Candee o
Westminster Presbyterian Church o
Wilmington, spoke to the girls ol
the subject OF keeping their hght
burning. DR.. Candee said that ever
one possessed the light hut some
times tho light was allowed to gro'
aim. We allow ourselves to becom
desensitized. We cannot feel Tn
significance Of tho experiences whic
come TO US. BY not patronizing con
certs and what chances we have 9
seeing beautiful pictures we becom
descnsitized 10 music and art. @
perhaps we lose the delight in IN
beauties OF nature because we are
familiar with them. The same thin
happens in the spiritual world.
we do not practice going to churo
we become desensitized TO the mel
sage which comes in the church. W
fail to realize the marvellous beau'
and goodness OF the Christ, an
most OF all do fail to realize II
nearness to us and the inseparab
part that He must play in our live
DR.. Candee urged the girls TO kee
their light burning, to keep sens
tive TO every beautiful and goo
thing
Travelogues are again the fashloi
On Monday morning, Miss Ros
BRAIN TESTS.