Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-12
Lectures at Women's College
BY Elsie Leonore wooIeyhan.


Newark. Nov. 12--The first OF the
series of Ave talks TO be given under
the direction OF the English depart
rnent, for the edification OF the Fresh
men OF both colleges OF the University,
was presented In the Wolf Hall audi
torium on Tuesday evening. Many
students other than the members OF
1925 took advantage OF the opportuni-
ty that WAS afforded them. and went
en- nasse, along with the Freshmen. to
the lecture. DR.. w. o. Sypherd, head
OF the English department, outlined
the series. Each lecture has as its
aim the betterment OF the use Of the
English language. There win be dis
cussions on writing. studying. reading
and the last. which is little removed
from the direct subject. on going TO
the theatre. DR.. Foster. the speaker
OF the evening. took az his subject.
"On Talking" He said that people
judge you by your manners, dress,
and speech. The lecture OF the mo-
ment, however, was limited 10 a phase
Of the last OF the three as the speaker
was interested primarily not In what
the students say. but rather In the
| saying OF things in the best way.
Madeline Dixon. 81. president CT the
Student Government Association lost
year. forcibly brought the subject OF
Loyalty to the Womens College" to
the minds OF the Freshmen on Tues
day afternoon. Miss Dixon urged the
students to think Of their loyalty dur
ing the Thanksgiving vacation that is
SO near at hand. telling them that
when their companions speak favora-
bly, Of the college they attend, they
should boost the Women's College
which so rightfully deserves Their
praise.
Margaret Moffitt. '22, editor-in-chief
| OF the Women's College Reporter
called recent meeting Of the staff in
order to decide just what must be done
concerning the reporter question.
Edna Cranston. "a, and Frances
| Worthington, "a, have appointed the
following girls to assist them with
their work as fire captains: Alice
Mundy, "a, Topsy hall; Hazel Allen
rs, Bolitus; Mary Givison, "a, and
Eleanor Vinyard. "a, Sussex; Madlir
Jones. "a. and Margaret Walton. "a
Residence. The fire captains have
the privilege of ringing the bell for
| drill any hour of the day or night
recitation hours not excepted.
The Young Women's Christian AS
sociation has begun its sale of suita-
bic Christmas gifts. a splendid edi-
| ton of the New Testament is now or
sale.
Dues day will come again on Novem.
ber II. All dues that were not collect
ed last month, must be paid on thii
i date.
Hockey is in full swing now at the
women's College. Practise game.
have been played at different inter.
walls during the week, and on mex
Monday inter-class games will com
mence in earnest. Every girl /
anxious to be chosen on the hocke-
honor team. That fact will mean tha
she is the best player in that par
ticular position that the college has
Mary Bradley has been apponite,
to represent the Freshmen on tn
athletic board.
Miss Marian Parkhurst, physical di
rector al the Women's College. Mis-
I
partment, and Vesta Goodwin, rs
witnessed the parade and other bit
of display that accompanied the con
ference Of the Limitation of Arma
ments that was held in Washington
yesterday.
Chapel Activities.
On Tuesday morning. DR.. Richar
Watson Cooper of the Service Citizen
OF Delaware addressed the studen
body during the chapel period on tn
subject of Love" He said that Low
must be based on faithfulness, whicl
in other terms means loyalty;
loyalty that is able TO stand adversit,
as well as prosperity. Shakespear
and the Bible lead us to believe tha
real love is an instinct in the SOU
Love is the foundation OF the universe
and the salvation, of the world II
closing DR.. Cooper quoted those splen
cid stanzas of 20 Love That VII
Not Let Me Go"
The chapel period on Wednesda,
morning was given over TO the Rec
Cross with Eleanor Cannon. %, chair
man OF the Red Cross committee at tn,
Women's College, presiding. Mis-.
Cannon called upon the Red Cross
treasurer, Madlin Jones, "a, to Civ,
a report of the financial condition o
the chapter. Marian Rodney, 22
membership chairman, told in an in
tpresting Way of the wOrl, that IN,