Evening journal., 1921-12-21


the class of 1923 for the class OF
1922 on Saturday evening was one
Of the most enjoyable dances ever
given at the college. The Warner
Room and the Browsing Room as
we'll as the Hilarium were cleared
for dancing. The color scheme for
the decorations was yellow, lavender
and purple. The general decorative
effect was Japanese. The branches
hung with wisteria, the Japanese
parasols. and Japanese lanterns
helped in bringing about the Japa-
nese effect The patronesses cor
ner was a bower of branches hung
with wisteria and yellow crepe
paper. Each window and doorway
was decorated with branches hung
with the crepe paper streamers,
yellow, lavender and purple. over
each doorway in the Hilarium were
the numerals OF the classes 1922
and 1928 in Japanese lettering. The
music for the dance was furnished
by Madden's orchestra This six
piece orchestra was one of the fea-
lures which made the dance such a
great success, for the music was
just right for dancing. The grand
march, led by Miss Letitia Pool,
vice president OF the class OF 1928,
started at seven-thirty o'clock. In
the receiving line were Miss Flor
ence Phillips, president OF the class
OF 1928; Miss Grace Marvel presi-
dent of the class of 1922; Dean
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Mrs. G. Z. Dutton, Miss Quaesita
Drake, Miss Emma Wilson, Miss
Laura Clark. Miss Edith Kelley,
Dean and Mrs Lawrence Smith.
Refreshments were served during
the intermission. Led by Miss Phil
lips. the guests entered the dining
room and were served with chicken
salad. ice cream, cakes and coffee.
Just before the intermission, the
juniors had a fiashlight picture Of
the dance taken. This was the first
fashlight picture taken at a Junior
promenade at the Women's College
The programs for the dance were
gray leather, stamped with the col
lege seal in gold The faculty and
students who attended the dance
were Miss Dorothy Calf, Miss Mar
ian Pankhurst, Miss Gertrude
Sturgis Miss Edwina Long, class Of
1922; Miss Eleanor Cannon. Miss
Alice Ferguson. Miss Margaret
Finck, Miss Dorothy Ford, Miss
Helen Groves. Miss Mildred Haley
Miss Marian Hatfield, Miss Nellie
Hughes. Miss Eleanor Marshall.
Miss Marguerite Mitchell, Miss Mar
garet Moffett. Miss Louise Phillips.
Miss Marian Porter. Miss Marian
Rodney, Miss Elizabeth Taylor,
Miss Gladys Wilcox. Miss Ruth
Weihe; class of 1928; Miss Natalie
Ayerst. Miss Nellie Blair. Miss Han
nah Deakyne, Miss Emma Dayett,
Miss Mary Deem, Miss Esther Cen
tieu, Miss Mary Handy, Miss Ruth
King, Miss Emily Ledenham, Miss
Edith Leonard, Miss Frances Nc
Coy, Miss Elizabeth McNeal Miss
Mildred Massey, Miss Faye Moore,
Miss Florence Phillips. Miss Letitia
Pool. Miss Lucille Roe, Miss Rose
Roberts. Miss Gertrude Rouse, Miss
Ruth Russell, Miss Helen Short
Miss Mabel Smith, Miss Evelyn
Spruance, Miss Elizabeth Walker
Miss Ann Kane. class of 1924; Miss
Marie Celia, Miss Helen Black, Miss
Helen Bullock Miss Mabel Brom-
ley, Miss Josephine Burnett, Miss
Miriam CARL. Miss Edna Cranston
Miss Lois Garrett. Miss Mary Greu
we'll, Miss Lara Hatfield, Miss Ruth
Hayman, Miss Thelma Hines, Miss
Mildred Holiday, Miss Maiden Jones
Miss Elizabeth McIntire, Miss Nellie
Marvil, Miss Lucille Petry Miss
2 Regina Rothrock. Miss Eleanor
Rush. Miss Eleanor Vinyard. Former
members OF the class OF 1929 who
returned for the prom we're; Mrs
jefferson Pool, Miss Beatrice Nay
lor. Miss Marguerite Foster, Mis-
, Ethel Jones.
For those who did not attend thu
, dance there was a victrola party OF
the Common Room OF Sussex Hall
1t was an open night and many o
the girls entertained callers.
Since the Freshmen could not at
| tend the Junior Prom" they are e
have a Freshman dance. The dane
will be informal and will probabl,
I be given after midyear examinations
o. The Freshmen are very excited abou
- having a dance OF their very own.
The Sunday evening service OF tn