Evening journal., 1921-10-22

Nice-President Of the United States
very beautifully wrote. Nothing is
ours Until IL is Shared" Mrs
Hughes. wife Of the Secretary Of
state is also very much interested
in this work.
Miss Tyler. who was at Eagles
Mere, two years ago. then told Of
some home mission work that is also
a vital thing and presents large
field for service. This work is with
the migrating population of this
country. These people are chiefly
immigrants who come north with
tho season and work in the canner-
les. These people need the help and
teaching of the American people
very greatly To meet this need.
number Of centers at canneries in
Delaware and Maryland have been
esta blished where these people can
be taught American ways. There Is
day school for the children and
night school for the grown-ups.
College girls are very much needed
in this work. Last year. nine girls
took up the work and every one OF
them made good. Miss Tyler urged
the Womans College to send at
least ono OF its finest girls to repre-
sent the college in this work.
In the afternoon all the delegates
from the Missionary Conference
came down to visit the college. After
Al .....-4- h.I boor ohotsn through
the buildings. Dean Robinson served
tea in the Warner room. Miss Eliz-
abeth Walker '23, Miss Regina Roth
rock "a, Miss Ruth Russell '2S, Miss
Marjorie Burns "24 Miss Charlotte
Dayett '25, Miss Natalie Ayerst '23.
and Miss Mildred Wolfenden "a
served.
THURSDAY was Dues Day. Only a
few dues were paid on Thursday,
however. so there is another day Of
reckoning coming. student govern
ment dues. social dues and class
dues we're the only ones paid at this
time. y. w c. A. dues dramatic
club dues. athletic association dues
rlee club dues will all have to be
paid al some future date, probably
in November.
After dinner on Thursday evening
Miss Mary A. Ospina invited those
who we're interested in French to
hear some victrola records in very
good French that would help very
much in the matter Of pronuncia-
ton. Many OF the girls accepted.
Miss Ospina's invitation and enjoyed
this kind Of lesson very much.
Since Founders Day Is only a
week away, college songs are beins
practiced. on Friday morning Mist
wilcox had a practice OF all col
lege songs. Miss Wilcox requested
tho Freshmen to sing alone. The'
did so well that she said that thel
had learned the songs more quickly
than any other Freshman class
Founders Day is October %. All th'
friends Of the college are most cor
daily invited TO be present, As TINS
IS the time Of the year when many
people divide their garden shrubs
any bit Of shrubbery would be
greatly appreciated by the college
on Friday, Dean Robinson spoke
TO the freshmen in freshmen hour
Her topic was the attitude toward
student government. Dean Robin
son smoke first OF the changing OF
the attitude toward college in gem
eral-hrst the college girls are
spoken of as they" by the fresh
men. but soon they is changed tc
we" Government comes from the
Latin word meaning pilot The stu
dent government Is the pilot OF oui
college ship. The democratic form
OF government can be carried on bet
ter in colleges than in any othe
place. for there is uniform training
uniform experience and uniform
skill. Dean Robinson asked tn
/ freshmen several questions. Som
were: Is every student in class o
1925 showing fairness sincerity, un
selhshness or merely unconstruct
cd thought Is every member o
1925 truly self-Eoverned Is ever
member Of 1925 absolutely homes
| in all the small details OF coileg
life? Being is more important tina
doing. Is every member OF 1872
present when she Is supposed to be
Does she know what questions ar
being voted upon? Is she willing {
work for Y. W. C. A. dramatics an
other organizations? Is she willin
to be a proctor to give reproof an
receive reproof? Above all Is sh
J courteous for courtesy Is the high
est thing In self-government.
The Fellowship Club held its hri
meeting on Friday evening. tn
membership OF the club is not IKE
as yet II Is composed OF girls VIII
are really interested in mission worl
A committee has been appointed /
look up material for reading an
discussion. The committee is: Mis-
Miriam Neill. instructor in HON
economies: Miss Estella Kite. '2l
and Miss Grace Read. '25. Mis-
Lucille Petry "a. as chairman OF IN
mission study classes in the Y. "
C. A.. has charge or this club worl
The first OF the artist series con
certs will be given on Saturday even
ing in Wolf Hall. The Philadelphi
Male Quartet will be the entertain
ers. Charles. .Stahl is the tenor. Phili
Warren Cook, tenor, Harold Alber
Simonds, baritone, and John Wander
sloot. bass. William Sylvano Thun
der will be at the piano. The serie
this year promises to equal. il no
surpass last years series. Tn
tickets are stiil on sale. but the ma
Jorlty Of the girls have already pur
chased their tickets
The candie-Light service whei
lhe new girls join the Y. W. C. A
VIII be held on Sunday evening. Mi,
Dorothy Ford, the president an
MISS Mebel Smith. the vice-pres
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