Evening journal., 1921-11-09

nieht at the women's College. The
freshmen entertained with country
school. Miss kathryn Ladd. the
captain. was the school teacher.
Miss Grace Reed. Miss Aiyce Watson
Miss Alice Pettibone. Miss May Con-
nor Miss Estena Kite. Miss ollie
Kramer. Miss Gladys Hudson. Miss
Vesta Goodwin, Miss Edith Carr and
Miss Maud Webster we're the chill
dren: Miss Madeline Marvil was the
school commissioners wife VINO
hadn't much larnin." but who read
the wonderful speech prepared by
her iilustrious husband and thor
oughlv enjoyed the songs and reel
tations by the pupils, The spelling
lesson and the songs by the whole
school were lacking in correctness
and harmony. After school closed,
the freshmen served the guests with
stick candy. sourballs and apples
which. once upon a time the degni-
fed members OF the Women's Col
lere used to disturb the teacher.
on Sunday evening the Nniors
had charge OF the evening service
Of the Y. w. c. A. Miss Grace Mar
vel. the president, was the leader.
DR.. +. NJ. X. Foster, the honorary
member Of the class OF 1922, spoke
on the subject OF viewpoint" Al
though point Of view is accepted by
the English authorities, viewpoint
in many cases seems to be the only
word to use. A mans viewpoint de-
termines his attitude toward life in
general and toward his fellowmen.
Many people hold the viewpoint Of
the mother OF two of the disciples.
This earnest woman asked the Christ
that her sons sit on his right hand
and on his left hand. Jesus showed
her that her viewpoint was wrong.
Her viewpoint is the viewpoint OF
many people in this world. They
think that wealth and position mean
everything. Jesus gave his viewpoint
on the cross when he said Father
forgive them for thy know not what
they do. This is the divine view
point which We should all strive to
have II we have this viewpoint we
will be more lenient with the weak
nesses OF our fellowmen and be a
greater help in mending those
weaknesses. Miss Marian Rodney
20 sang ITO Dwell with Thee"
Miss Dora Wilcox accompanied Miss
Rodney.
The chapel period on Monday
morning was given over to a victrola
concert. The first number was the
Pilgrims Chorus from Tanhausser
A,d xFor,,o 49,. ~.,r tho ro..-.f
Song from Faust. John Barnes Wells
entertained with when Shadows
Fall"
Fritz Kreisler. one OF the favor
ite violinists OF the particular con.
cert stage, played one OF the dance
selections in Samson and Delilah.
Monday was the usual meeting
day. The executive board OF the
Student Self-G Government Associa-
tion met In the afternoon. The Y.
W. c. A. cabinet the Home Nursery
Class. and the Junior Class all met
IN the evening
The Y. w. c. A. cabinet has neari,
finished with making out committees
for this college year. This weekend
there viii be conference OF the un
dergraduate field representatives O.
tho eastern field In Philadelphia
Miss Ruth Russell. undergraduate
field representative OF the Women's
College, will represent the college at
this conference.
The Juniors are already discussing
plans for the junior prom" winch
is to be held December IT. The
heads Of committees have been ap-
pointed. They are: Chairman OF
decorations. Miss Natalie Ayerst;
chairman OF programs. Miss Faye
Moore; chairman OF music, m lss
Emily Ledenham. chairman OF re-
freshments. Miss Hannah Deakyne.
The publication OF the Blue and
Gold is also uppermost in the juniors
minds.
On Tuesday morning, Doctor Coop.
er, OF the Service Citizens OF Della
ware. was the chapel speaker. Doc
tor Cooper said that girls always lis
tened better when he spoke o
things which they did not like L
hear about, and when he did not tel
his subject at the beginning. Sine
Doctor Cooper has a daughter VIII
Is at present a student at IN
Women's College, he feels quailfe
to make such statement The hym
sung in the devotional exercises wa
20. Love That Will Not Let Me 20.
Doctor Cooper said that there shoul
be another word invented to be use
Instead OF love. Love has a deep sis
nihcance and should not be useo pre-
lniscuously. as IL is used In tn
Bible. there is a passage which say
that the three virtues are faith, hop
and love. The last virtue wa
changed from charity to love wheI
In the nineteenth century, peopl
went love-sick. The Scripture say
the greatest OF the virtues is Low,
yet faith is put before love. Their
can be no real love without faithful
ness. Shakespeare says in his play
that true love is love at first s.sni
solomon says that love is an instinc
In the soul Nothing is really wortl
while except true love. True love Il
the basic loyalty 70 any tie found n
lfe. whether IL be 10 college, bust
ness, family or friend.
Tuesday was very busy day fol
me freshmen. Miss Madeline Dixon
~ who was president OF the stu