Evening journal., 1921-05-25

nesday. May II. at Carnegie Hall !
the largest meeting of university |
women was held to welcome Madame |
Currie. The hall was decorated by |
the banners Of the various colleges |
which were represented. The un-
dergraduates were represented by
the Vassar choir and organists from
Smith College and Elmira College. |
The girls OF Barnard College acted
as ushers. Miss Comstock. Dean of
Smith College. and president OF the
American Association of University
Women, presented Madam Currie.
Then a number of well-known speak
ers told Of Madam Currie's life and
work. Madam Currie will be given
srain Of radium, with which she
will conduct experiments on the fur
ther use OF radium in medicine. es-
nocially in the treatment of cancer.
The girls OF the Women's College
have their small part in making this
gift possible.
on Tuesday morning Miss Dora
Wilcox had another practice of
songs for step singing. Coral Sea"
and Love Bird" have been added
to the list Of songs
on Tuesday evening the Dramatic
Club of the Women's College. as
sisted by the Dramatic Club of Della
ware College. presented three plays
at Wolf Hall The first was "The
Gods Of the Mountain" by Lord
Dunsany. The play is the story of
same beggars who pretend to be
GODS and who are finally turned into
stone by the real gods. The cast is
as follows; Agmar. Miss Louise
Jackson, "a; Hag. Miss Miriam
Gordy, %; Ulf. Miss Miriam
| Carel, "a; Dogno. Miss Marian
Truax. '23; a Thief, Miss Rose Rob
crts 90; Illanaum. Miss Alice Fer
guson. '22; Akmos, Miss Grace Mar
vii, 1928 Dromedary Men-Miss
Louise Phillips. '22; Miss Katharine
stevens, '2i Miss Helen Black, "a;
Gods-Miss Marie lie Gates, 21; Miss
Mabel Smith, '23; Miss Helen
Short, '23; Miss Edna woodkeeper,
'2S; Miss Lolita Moore. "a.
"simoons." by August strindberg,
was also play with an oriental set
ting. Beskra, an Arabian girl and
her lover, Yusuf. by the aid OF their
black magic and the simeon or sand
storm. succeed in carrying out their
revenge on the French lieutenant OF
the Zouaves. The cast of Simeon
was as follows;
Beskra. an Arabian girl. Miss
Ethel Ferguson. '22: Yusuf. an
Arab, Howard Alexander, '21: Gui-
mard. a lieutenant OF the zouaves
William Broughall. 81.
The Maker OF Dreams" is very
different from the two preceding
plays. II is fantasy in one act
full Of philosophy. love and beauty
Then the magic OF the Maker OF
Dreams" Pierott, finally learns that
the woman he has been searching foi
is Pierrette. The cast was as fol.
lows:
Pierrot. johnson Rowan. '2S
Piorrette. Miss Marian Spruance
'2s; the manufactures. Josepl
; airbanks '21.
DR.. +. NJ. X. Foster and Mis-
Mabel Tebo, '22 president OF tn
Dramatic Club OF the Women's Col
lcge. are 20 be congratulated on tn,
success OF the plays which were di.
rected by them. Miss Dorothy
~olff and Miss Rachael Taylor also
helped in the direction OF the plays
1hc setting and costumes added
much to the success OF the plays
Miss Ruth Wiehe. '23: Miss Mar
ian Skewis. '23; Miss Blanche Der
rickson, '23. and Miss Lucille Petry
"a, had charge OF the costumes
Miss Eleanor Marshall, '22. had
charge OF the setting for "Simoon:'
Miss Florence Phillips, '23. for 9TH,
Maker OF Dreams" Miss Madg,
Richards, '23. for The Gods Of IN,
, Mountain"
The orchestra consisted of Mis-
Elizabeth McNeal AT the piano. Mis-
Frances Worthinston violin: Mis-
, l.eutia Pool. mandolin; samue
Maroney, violin; II. Pyle flute; Al
b. van Allan. mandolin.
u The patronesses were. Dea
70 Winifred J. Robinsin. Mrs. Williar
Q D. Denney. OF Dover; Mrs. Jane
S Fcnnewill. of Dover; Mrs A. I
e Warner, of Wilmington; Mrs. Waite
q Hullihen, Of Newark; Mrs. Henr
. Ridgely of Dover; Mrs. J.
d Wright, OF Newark; Mrs. II. +. dl
3 ont, OF Wilmington; Mrs. Fran
Grler, of Milford Miss Ethel wi
Y son. OF Wilmington; Mrs Euger
r DUPONT. OF Greenville Mrs. +. \
p X. Foster. OF Newark; Mrs. Row
land Paynter. OF Georgetown: Mr.
Joseph II. Odell. of Wilmington
Mrs. Harry Cannon. OF Bridgevills
Mrs Watson Harrington. OF Dover
Mrs. G. +. Dutton. OF Newark: Mr.
Henry B. Thompson. OF Greenville
Mrs. Howard Poole. OF Middletown.