Evening journal., 1921-12-24
WomeniS s College Notes
University Of Deidt0dI
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

&c. A. Both OF these organizations
are very strong at the college and
try and succeed in keeping the rural
Christmas spirit thruout the year.
The new college magazine. the
Blue Kettle. made its first appear
ance on Thursday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs George Carter we're the guests
OF the star Of the Kettle. Since the
Kettle is 80 very young. Mr.. Carter
spoke about that organization. He
congratulated the staff on the new
ragazine and urged them to con-
tinue their good work. After speak
ing OF the magazine. Mr.. Carter urg
cd the alumnae OF tho Wilmington
High school, who are students at the
Women's College. to help in drive
for a library for Wilmington High
School. Mr.. Carter is a true friend
OF the college and is especially a
friend to all the college publications.
Mr.. Wilkinson. Business Administra-
tor OF the college. urged the girls to
boost the college all thru the state
and to carry a Merry Christmas to
all the friends of the college. Mrs
A. d. Warner who Is an institution
not norganization at college, gave
her Merry Christmas to "her girls.
Miss Louise Phillips. President OF
the Athletic Association. wished a
Merry Christmas and lots OF hil-
ing from the association. Miss
Nellie Blair. Editor-in-Chief OF the
]
ings from the year book staff The
Limitation OF Armaments club is the
youngest OF the college organizations.
Or. and Mrs. Edgar Jones were the
guests OF the club and Dr. Jones
spoke for the club He said that this
organization was the one which
really had the largest chance to bring
the real Christmas spirit all over
the world. Miss Silvia Bachrach rs
brought greetings and best wishes
from the Alumnae Association. Dean
Robinson gave the Merry Christmas
from everyone to everyone. The
Dramatic Club gave Its greetings In
the form OF a play The Turtle
Dove" Chinese fantasy in two
scenes. The cast is as follows.
Tho Gong Bearer. Miss Mabel
Smith. "a; The Chorus. Mrs. Kath-
arine wills, "a. Chang Rut-Yen.
Miss Frances Worthington. "a; The
Mandarin. Miss Louise jackson. "a;
The Property Man. Miss ollie Kram-
er, '25; The God OF Fate Miss Kath-
arine I.add. '25.
The first scene was laid In the
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scene in the house OF Chang Rut-Yen
The story OF the play tells why tho
; turtle doves are on the willow plate
The willow plate which formed the
background for the play was paint
ed by Miss Eleanor Marshall, 80
Miss Ruth Weehe. go had charge
Of the costumes. many OF which were
loaned by Miss Dorothy Wong. '22.
Miss Eleanor Marshall. '22 had
charge OF the scenery and Miss
Helen Shorb. '23 had charge OF the
properties. This was the first dra-
matte club production OF any size
given as yet this year. The success
OF this play predicts the success OF
the plays to be given in January.
|, After the play. the girls bravcd
the cold and sang carols TO DR.
Hulhhen at the Knoll. When they
returned there was a great hustlinc
In all the halls The girls were
taking advantage OF the free light
cut TO pack up TO go home.
DR.. w o. Sypherd read Gilbert
Chesterten's essay on Christmas IN
chapel on Friday morning. This
essay was scarcely necessary to make
the girls eat the Christmas turkey
with a clear conscience.
College closed and almost wa.
empty at noon on Friday The 2.4a
carried away the late stayers. Col.
lege win reopen Tuesday January
third al one o'clock
The Women's College wishes al
its friends a very Merry Christina,
: and bright and Happy New Year.