Evening journal., 1921-11-23

Ruth weihr .....R. W. o.. Lucille Petry
Grace Marvel IL. W. Mabel Bromley
NJ. Fincke ......R n. b., A. Mundy
A. Ferguson &C. II. B. = L. Pettioone
l.. Phillips ......R f. b.. NJ. Carel
Isabel Troub Ill. +. B.. Louise Seek
H. Honngsworth ..G......... X. MONT
Goals: Seniore.--0 Sophomores--
Patchen 2. wills. Hayman, Bromley 2.
JUNIORS VS.. FRESHMEN.
\ '1 IuSnst nc. f.. B. Workman
G. Rouse .......R. l. F.. NJ. Brosius
f. Phillips ......L. ]. F.. NJ Bradley
Helen short .....k. W Dorothy S csn,r
Esther Gentien l.. W. Iearl IAN
u. Dayett ...R. II, B.. NJ, Touhey
Mabel Smith &C. II. b. Dorothy Wing
Emily Ledenham l.. II. B.. V. Goodwin
NJ. 'l Handy S .'.'..R F. b. NJ pougherty
Lucille Roc ......G..q4... Alice Pruiu
Goals. Juniors-Gentien. Rouse Aug
ust. 6. Froshmen-Bradley.
These games have proved very in
teresting. The Improvement In the
playing OF the girls under Miss
Parkhurst's supervision has been
very marked. A number Of guests
from Delaware College have been
present at these games.
On Monday evening, the seniors
took the sophomore hockey team 10
the Home Drug store in Newark to
celebrate the game with plate Of
ice cream. The seniors and their lit
tie sisters thoroughly enjoyed this
party.
The victroIa. under the direction
OF Miss wilcox. entertained on Tues
day morning. Some old favorites
we're the principal entertainers.
Jaccha Heihtz played the Valse In
his usually mastery style. Nine.
Galli-Curci sang the Waltz Song
from Romeo and Juliet" Mr. Wer-
renrath. another friend. sang solo.
A violin. celia and piano trio fin
ished the performance.
The Thanksgiving dinner was the
subject Of much thought and talk.
II lived up to its anticipations. The
menu was fruit cocktail, turkey,
dressing. sweet potatoes creamed
asparagus. bread gravy. cranberry
sauce. fruit salad, pumpkin pie,
mince pie, candy and nuts. The
dining room was decorated very ef-
fectively. In the center OF each table
was the outside leaves OF a large
cabbage. making a basket to hold a
number OF other vegetables. Ivy
trailed from the basket along the
table. Corn stalks bearing Thanks
giving turkeys we're also used very
effectively ~ decorations. The story
OF the Pilgrims and food represent
ing Thanksgiving in crepe paper
trimmed the pillars. The fact that
we had distinguished guests added
not a little to the enjoyment of the
dinner. Governor and Mrs Denney,
Judge and Mrs. W. watson Harring-
ton and Mrs. II. r. DUPONT were the
guests OF the college on this festive
occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. =. c. Van
Keuren and DR.. W. L. Bevan were
the guests OF the Dramatic Club
board. The day students we're also
guests. During the dinner tho girls
sang songs to the college, to the
Governor and 70 each other. After
dinner came the speeches. Mrs.
Marian Hatfield. president OF the
Student Seif-Government Association
acted as toastmistress.- Governor
I Denney expressed his thanks for be-
ing able 10 be present and to know
ehe girls. The seniors were thankful
/ for many things, among them senior
/ privileges. Miss Eleanor Cannon.
who spoke for the dignined seniors.
/ insisted that. although the class Of
! 1922 was the senior class. Il was not
ION the shelf" Miss Elizabeth Nc
Neal spoke for the juniors. The
juniors were thankful for all tho bis
things in the world, such as the Dis.
armament Conference, andk espe
ciaily that they were alive in thu
best sense OF the word. The sophie
mores. whose thankfulness was ex
/ pressed by Miss Lucille Petry, werl
glad that they were hszed, but di,
not haze. They we're glad TO be her
| at college. They were especial,
thankful for tho sister feeling tina
exists between the classes OF 1872,
and 1921. Miss Kathryn Ladd spok,
for the freshmen. The Freshmen
we're thankful because they were no
hazed: they we're thankful because
they were college women. and thank
ful because they were freshmen and
had more time to spend in colleg,
than any other class. Dean Robin.
son was thankful that all the girls
were college women. for college
women can mean 80 much 20 the
world. She was thankful for the dis.
tinguished guests and for the faculty
OF the college. Dean Robinson urged
the girls to express the thanks for
many little things which they felt.
but seldom expressed. Mrs. dupont
was thankful for having known
Dean Robinson and her work for the
college.
After these thankful speeches, the
girls sang the Alma Mater. After
dinner. the girls enjoyed meeting
the guests. The college orchestra
furnished delightful dance music
until s o'clock. when the party
went home" Every one was given
free light cut. so as to have every
one ready to leave at u O'Clock
noon, when college closes The col
lege viii reopen at noon on Monday.
headaches from suoht Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININF Tablets re-
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