Evening journal., 1921-10-15

to be ready to beat the underclass-
men when the class games start. OF
course the underclassmen are prac-
ticing faithfully to beat the upper
classmen
on Friday morning. Miss Marian
Hatfield, president OF the Student
self-Government Association an
nounced that there would be an ar
tist series this year. The series
opens on Saturday. October % with
The Philadelphia Male Quartet with
William syivana Thunder at the
piano as the entertainer. on No
vember 10, Or. Raymond l.. Ditmus,
curator OF reptiles at the New York
Geological Gardens. will lecture on
"Our Animal Friends and Foes"
on December 10, Count Tolstoy
son OF the famous Count Leo Toll
stoy will lecture on Russia, Her
Past and Her Future" Miss Sid
ney Thompson. a famous interpreter
Of medical legends will be the en-
tertainer on January 21. Mr.. Craw-
ford Adams, violinist and Miss Mar
ion wilkins reader, and Mr.. Charles
Coburn Ia Pierre. will entertain on
February is. The concluding pro-
gram will be given by two Whining
ton artists, Frederick Wyatt and
Mrs Frances Dewitt Babcock. Miss
Marian Hatfield '22. Miss Grace
Marvil %, Miss Margaret Finck 20.
and Miss Florence Phillips '23 have
charge Of the sale OF tickets. The
college hopes 20 stand one hundred
per cent. strong In the sale OF these
tickets. The tickets went on sale on
Friday and many have been sold
already.
After the explanation OF the artist
series Miss Ann Ritz, '2l and Miss
| Dora Wilcox. instructor in music,
played a beautiful piano duet These
musical programs are among the
most popular OF the chapel exercises.
The Orientation lecture or talk to
Freshmen on Friday afternoon was
open to all students DR.. r.. n.
Cooper was the speaker. DR.. Coop
or told each Freshmen and the ad-
vice will apply to everyone. BE
/ yourself. DR. Cooper said that the
womanlincss Of a woman is the quail
ity that makes her valuable of So
ciety Aitho every girl cannot be
great musician or great artist,
she can be a true woman. The
finest thing in art, literature and
religion is TO own oneself. To own
yourself gives the basis of all power,
it will distinguish you from others.
Conventions In a way are good hit
/ II they cramp self expression break
away and ,be yourself. Self express
sion is y duty which many people
never perform and therefore leave
no impression on the world. For a
woman to be a great artist she must
FIRST be a great woman. DO not let
life in this case the common college
life overlap yourself your individu-
lality The honor of woman is that
she is pure. sacred TO the woman
hood Of humanity Self is precious
Keep yourself apart and be the wo.
men and individual that you are.
on Friday night the usually huge
crowd went to the movies Miss
Miriam Parkhurst chaperoned.
on Saturday evening the sopho.
mores will entertain. The party Is
10 be reunion OF all departed
ghosts Since the faculty and stu
dents are prospective ghosts they
are invited to come and get a little
practice in being a ghost.
The Sunday evening meeting OF
the Y. w. C. 4. will be an Eagles
Mere meeting. II will be in the
form OF tableaux which will give an
idea Of the life OF the Eagles Mere
Conference.
Founders Day, October 20, is the
next red letter day on the Women's
College calendar. The Sophomore
will piantNheir tree on the campus
; Miss Marian Hatfield, president of
the Student Self Government Asso.
citation will make an address. The
college hopes 10 have as guests rep.
resentatives Of the Women's Clubs OF
/ the State on that day The stu.
dents and faculty also invite all the
-Xparents of the students and friendI
D OF the college to be present at thesl
/, exercises.