Evening journal., 1921-10-01


in many places. These auto camps
were fitted out with all conveniences.
Some had both hot and cold showers
and electric irons for the use OF the
tourist. These tourists found that
they we're one Of many for in camp
ing places they often found the
neighbor on the right TO be from
Maine and the one on the left from
California The Ford. to the trav-
olers' eyes were very ship shape, in
deed However. IN Chicago, II sue
cessfuily blocked the traffic for sew
eral minutes because the natives
found il extremely unusual and in
teresting and stopped to examine II
more closely. The funny and thrill
Ing experiences were almost too nu-
merous to mention These voyageri
found the sign "Where Will You
Spend Eternity?" on the treachorous
roads over the Alleghanies. trifie
unpleasant reading since all the
drivers were very new and inexperi-
enced. One time when the car turn
ed over and was rescued by Penn
syivania mountaineers was also very
interesting. This talk will be con
tinucd in our next" for Miss Sturgis
will also tell OF the trip.
On Thursday evening, the SCeini
Committee took the college girls on a
hike and picnic out TO the old Welsh
Church. The party started at 3
o'clock. when the picnic ground
was reached. the picnickers found a
FIRE blazing brightly, ready TO roast
"the doggies" that were there In
abundance. Lettuce, cheese and ham
sandwiches helped out the doggies
and rails. Pickles we're also both
plentiful and popular. Bananas and
pears served both as appetizers and
dessert. After eating everything in
sight. the girls sat around the camp
FIRE, sang and gave college cheers,
The party came back slowly and re-
luctantly at o'clock. These picnic
parties are a great favorite with the
college girls. who like the outdoor
life and informality Of a picnic.
On Friday morning, DIR. Everett
Hallman. of the Presbyterian Church
OF Newark. spoke at the chapel pc
riod. Doctor Mailman took his first
text from Hebrews: 1--WE being COM
passed about with so great a cloud
OF witnesses" Doctor Haliman said
that the first picture presented by a
representative group Of young coll
lege women was the homo and its
attributes OF love and sacrifice. The
hopes of family and friends, the as
pirations OF father and mother ior
their daughter. As a result OF this
picture, the girl must feel a deer
sense OF responsibility to this cloud
OF witnesses. The second picture is
the girls themselves. who have Il In
their power to make or mar their
lives. This picture gives a sense OF
responsibility to self and the infinite
possibilities in everyone herself. The
third picture Is picture of the lu.
ture. the future which shows a pic.
ture OF those who win be reachins
up empty hands to be filed by thos,
who have had the chance and tn,
teaching that will enable them I,
ma empty hands and empty hearts
This last picture gives sense of re-
sponsibility to all mankind 1t shows
the need of the best and truest serv,
Ice that any true woman will b,
eager and glad TO give.
The very busy juniors met on Fri.
day and elected Miss Sara Roe a,
class head OF hockey. The tea which
the juniors will give on the comint
Friday afternoon. the junior bonfire
which will be held on Saturday Oc.
tober 8, the matter OF rings and pins
were all discussed.
The first OF the orientation series
FOR the freshmen was held on Fri.
day afternoon at / O'Clock. Man,
OF the upper classmen asked permis.
sion to attend but the lecture wa.
for freshmen only. Later it will b,
decided il the upper ciassmen ma,
attend. Miss Agnes Snyder was tn,
speaker. Her subject was "Wher,
Are You2" Miss Snyder informee
the freshmen that the whole foui
years OF college would be spent IN
trying to find the answer TO tha
question. In the first place, in tn,
immediate present the girls ar,
getting adjusted to new conditions
new places, new faces, new faculty
new rules and regulations. At thi
time in their lives. when they hav,
lived about one-fourth OF their lives
all are looking forward; all hav,
great desires, some perhaps to be
great author great actor, singer
interpreter. movie actress. nurse
aviator and many other kinds o
professional women. This is an az,
OF aspiration. Girls are dreaminl
great dreams which perhaps neces
sity will scatter. Not only are girl
dreaming but their dreams chang,
from time to time. They becom,
discouraged because they are 81
changeable- This change is onl
natural growth. AS a result OF tn
impulse to do. to create in colleg
life there is the college paper. tn
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eminent Association. There ar
other impulses. however. which nee,
more to be directed. the impulse I,
be like the crowd. to give IN to-
easily. to be rebeliious. II is IN
hope OF the faculty that, at the en-,
OF four years Of college life, ever
girl will be able to tell the worl
where she is.
A great number OF the girls at
tended the sophomore-freshm
rush at Frazier Field on Friday al
ternoon. Miss Edwina Long was tn
college chaperon. The movies wer
also well attended In the evenins
Miss Dora Wilcox chaperoned at tn
movies.
Many OF the girls have purchase