Evening journal., 1921-10-08

ne Nndnci period on W euneSuaN
was taken up by announcement and
athletic meeting. The chape. ap-
peared rather empty when the fsc-
ulty, who do not attend strdrn,
greetings, unless especially invite j
and the Freshmen, who do not vote
until the second semester, had left
Miss Louise Phillips 80. the presi-
dent OF the athletic association. pre-
sided at the meeting. Miss Marian
Parkhurst, director OF physical edu-
cation as faculty advisor OF the as
sociation. attended the meeting. The
head OF hockey was elected az this
meeting. The nominees were Miss
Grace Marvil 20, Miss Margaret
Moffett 20, Miss Natalie Ayerst '23
and Miss Mildred Woifenden pa
Miss wolfenden will be head OF
hockey for this coming college year.
Hockey is the major sport in the
fan. The minor is hiking. The date
is not yet set for hiking for points
to begin.
The Juniors had already elected
their class head OF hockey. Miss
Sara Roe. and the Sophomores their
head OF hockey. Miss Mildred VOL
fenden. on Wednesday the Seniors
elected Miss Grace Marvil and the
Freshmen. Miss Blanche workman
Practice will start as soon as prac-
tice periods can he arranged.
The Giee Club held its weekly
practice. under the direction OF Miss
Dora Wilcox on Wednesday evening
The number who will he members
OF the Glee Club Is not certain as
yet for number OF new possible
members attended the practice We'd
nesday
on Thursday morning. Miss Dora
Wilcox instructor in music. led the
first OF the weekly sings Last year
these sings were a regular thing on
the college chapel program and were
very popular only semi-classical
songs were prscticed on Thursday,
chiefly old favoritcs OF last year.
on Thursday evening Miss Marian
Hatfield, president OF the Students
eif-Government Association met
the Freshmen for a little reminder
meeting" As hazing has been abol-
ished. the Student lf-Government
Association must enforce the few
rules that have been and are to he
college tradition. Such things as
standing back for faculty, upper
classmen and sophomores TO enter
both chapel and the diningroOm. as
cleaning up after parties. the care
OF chapel song books and extra
chairs for an entertainment. the
faithful wearing Of the Freshmen in
signia-these are some OF the rules
which the old girls have decided
The Freshmen have remembered re-
markably well and took this remin-
der In a quite proper spirit.
Miss Florence Philips '2s and Miss
Fave Moore 90 were dinner guests at
the Practice Cottage on Thursday
evening. The Practice House
Queens" Miss Frances Mccoy '23.
Miss Evelyn Spruance %, Miss Ruth
King %, and Miss Hannah Deakyne
% are now getting entirely accli-
mated and all say that they "jusi
love it" over the Practice House.
Another OF the travellers spoke In
chapel on Friday morning. Dr. Will
/ bur q. Sypherd told little OF hi.
|. |. seven NfthN NNAN AH AAHANEF NN"
summer. Evidently DR.. Syphert
would have enjoyed the smooth
crossing which Mr. Kirkbride SCORED
for both going and coming DR. sy
pherd was forced 10 give up tho
pleasure OF dancing He was no
sick. OF course, only slightly indis
posed DR. Sypherd also remarked
about the fine service for very low
tips which they received in boti
France and England. His experience
in speaking French IN France were
very amusing. He spoke ~ the
things that every tourist secs IT.
France. the palace OF the Tuileres
the palace at Faintenblean. the
Notre Dame. the Louvre and all thl
others Dr. Sypherd also had a triI
90 Verdun. saw Chateau Thierry an,
. the Belkan Wood, This trip brough
. home the real heroism OF our sol
diers and the soldiers OF the Allie
4 In the late war In England. from
. Dover TO London these traveller
found the first good railroad train
, II was a real American Pullman II
which English afternoon tea wa
r being served. They took the trip q