Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-22
NJ CA. Swimmers Defeat Tsitors SaLesianun1 Loses
MUSIC At womtN's COLLEGE
Continued on rawe .

inhNnhfh on NHH"
Freshmen of both COLLEGES ~ ihe Hala
yersify. These iaINs Nl Ne Hn
fortniehfly and alfhuHRh especially
prepared for the Fffahman n'Aae Nfs
rangements are bssng made HleNr
the talks Will De- giten af HHen NnHs
or viii enable ihe other mNNlst
of the student body % take aaFaniara
Of this opportunity All of fhN iaiaf
viii be presented On ths W0f Hsl
auditorium.
The following program hes been ans
nounced by Dr. syphefd pn infNinHi
DR.. Finley NJ. *. Foster 0n feadiaH.
Mr.. Van Eeuran. on studying NfUs
fessor George y. Duiian on wgitHsi
Or. W. owen Syphcfd or FoiaF fa
l the theatre. Alexander Blair.
Just what VIII be- the fate - ifa
year book1" wag the question thHt lne
Juniors tried 20 decide on Wednes1av
evening. Professor George y. unfinn.
/ honorary member ~ ne clyea ~ 1923
gave the staff some pointers on how
/ to get the book under way. The year
book staff included Neliio u Blair ea'-
tor-in-chief. Ruth Ruesefl aseIsiasf
editor; Mildred Massey. art caitori
Rose Roberts. Sara Roe nnd Ed''h
Leonard, associate editors Ha'en
Short. business manager; Mabel smfH
and Ruth King. assistant business
managers: Marian Gallagher. advef-
tlsing manager and Emma uayett.
assistant advertising manager.
Dramatic Club.
Friday morning. chapel period uaa
given over % the dramatic club Mahe'
X. Tebo. 20. president. said thar she
wished to tell the Freedmen lnst what
the club means Al the Womeu's C0i-
lege, everyone who le member 80
a the dramatic club has something fo
do. we can not an bo sarT wo
don't all want 70 be 'gtare'" Miss Trho
said. "but each one ~ us has some fai-
EMIT may be music. srt costume
making or what not--hrt whateref t
is. the dramatic club can maxi nse af
It." Miss Tebo then turned tho meet.
ing over 70 her helpers.
, Alice Ferguson. 'z2. chairman ~
, membership urged tho students fo
join one Of tho strongest college 1rra-
nizatlons. Helen Groves. '22. bnsinraa
manager. reminded the eirfa ~ how
much they would get Tor their 81 fae
admission 70 the numerous plays Roes
! Roberts, '22. spoke ~ her aim 90 havs
: every one On college take part ln enc
weekly "playthings" And Eieanar
. Marshall. %. chairman 81 scenery. re.
I. minded the giris that she hadN plenty
Of work FOR those who wish to dahhis
| IN color" Miss Tebo closed fhe mnef-
|. ing with an appeal ~ 100 per cent
: membership.
= We had Caruao. Kreisier. fhe phN1-
delphia orchestra and other famous
artists with us on "Wednesday meet-
ing, for there wac a virlfoia recital
during the chapel period
d Thursday morning. Mrs. Eaecrfnn "A
the Women's synodical Missionary
ri Society. of Washington. u. 81. annsals
n "a for help in the union aoilerts ~ fha
y east. Everyone should have share rs
the international Christmas alft 81 t1
m 900 600 10 these colleges and noaiaal
n schools she Said NafhlnR "a ours unffl
e, II Is shared" she stated
ed Miss Florence &. Tyler student san.
er retarv Of the same organization. Hnaka
al Of the future need ~ girls from uui
rs own college 10 20 ont during ere nax.
~ summer 20 do playground and ninnei
ne work. among the children fn rannua
factories Of Delaware.
II Dean Robinson entertained at fea
ls Thursday afternoon Cor the aelafa|
81 tion - the Womana sgnndieal Mla
81 sionary Society who met ln che rfaa.
by byterian CHURCH at Newark thar after
ar noon. The women were shown aruunt
ut the dormitories and recitation ham 81
II the Womena College Presbyterian
he girls.
ng Mrs. John Burkiev. fCaiynta rach.p
re. ex-'2l), Of Eikton. Md. and Mrs. $500
&c burn Goodwin. Elizabeth Howell 1
e. of Dover have been visiting az thn eel
rs. lege this week.
on Thursday was Dues Day. at th
Women's College. The various orra
NJ. nizati0ns collected their respective fsr
mt for the year at that time.