Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10
Count Tolstoy at Women's College
BY Elsie Leonore woolcyhan.

Newark, Dec. Practically every
student at the Womens College Is
staying on campus this week end in
order TO be present at the third num-
ber OF the Artist Series. Count Ilya
Tostoy will speak, in Wolf Hall at s
o'clock tonight. and will take as his
subject Russia, Past, Present and
Future"
The members OF the senior classes
OF Bridgeville and Harrington high
schools came early this morning in
order 10 spend the week end at the
Women's College. They Will attend
the lecture In Wolf Hall this evening.
Amateur dramatic night was
great success. Last evening the
Freshmen and other new members OF
the Dramatic Club we're given the op-
portunity 10 display their talents. The
evenings entertainment was In charge
Of Alice Ferguson, %, membership
chairman. The students were divided
into groups. each Of which presented
e clever .skit or dramatized a poem.
The five groups follow: Helen Lucas.
'25, leader; Emma Knowles, '25, Alice
Lynch. '25, Mary Dougherty, '25, Ethel
Conwell, '25. Mary Hill, rs. Madeline
Johnston, "a. Mae Tempone. '25.
Bertha McGee, leader. Alyce Wat
1 son, Jennie Hudson. Delma Danks
Rebecca Woolaston. Rowan McHugh
Ollie Kramer, Marporie Brosius, al
Of class 1925.
Kathryn Ladd, leader. Mary Baker
Kathrine Davis. Estella Kite, Mars
Webster, Aline Danes. Frances Rich.
ards, Alice Pettibone, all Of 1925. Alic,
| Finn. "a.
Alice Pettibone. leader. May Con
ner. Mary Eisenbrey, Mary Bradley
Emmareine Baldwin, Gladys Hudson
Elizabeth station, Madeline Marvel
Pearl Cain, all OF 1925.
Virginia Burnett, leader, FIorenc
Stidham. Dorothy Mum, Mabel Como
way, Ermine Quallen, Pauline Moore
Helen Baker, yesta Goodwin. Esthe
Russell. Sallie Evans, all OF 1925.
The Sophomores, under the dlrec
tion OF Miriam CARL. gave sure
enough black faced minstrel enter
tainment in the dining room on Wed
nesday evening. All the jokes tha
the Seniors, Juniors and Freshme
have been hiding about themselves 10
months were unearthed at that time.
No one will ever know how tn
sophomores secured their information
but secure it they certainly did. Lou
ise Jackson made the best inter
3 locutor. Frances Worthington an
. Edna Cranston. end men. Wed wit
the opposite end men. Ruth Hayna
. and Florence Clarke, in telling joke
2 Mabel Bromley and Lucille Pettioor
e danced to the tune OF fox trot playe
: on the Victrola. which was brought
G the dining room for the occasion
Josephine Burnett, Kathryn Wills ar
u Eleanor Rush completed the list
I black-faced comedians.
= Disarmament Club.
3. The womens College, as memb
$ of the National Student Committee f
the Limitation of Armaments. n;
+ organized club that will meet week
= for the purpose OF discussing the VII
II problem that our nation has been cal
r ed upon 10 solve. the question Of di
e armament. Ruth Weihe. %, has bet
l. elected by the student body 20 LEI
'r the club in its discussions. She "
adapt the national program 10 .
g women's College.
n Nine. Inouye. dean Of the Hor
er Economic Department of Toxic @
lege. Japan, visited the college Thur
dav evening. The students met n
after dinner. when she spoke intormi
lv of many interesting subjects ;
= said that Toxic College was found
20 years ago. At the present time
N has an enrolment Of 1000 women st
- dents. The college has not only
~ home economics department but a
offers courses in liberal arts.
Nine. Inouye, in speaking Of
beauty of Japan, mentioned the ma