Evening journal., 1921-10-29
Women s College Notes
University of Deldware
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

The ;--A=i;;ee cha pei periods On wc7ines-
day. Thursday and Friday have GER
tainly been thoroughly delightful.
on Wednesday morning Miss Mar
garet Black. '25 placed several
piano solos Miss Black is taking a
special course at the Women's Col-
lege. She is the sub-captain Of the
Freshman class. A musical program
is one Of the favorite chapel pro-
grams and Miss Blacks music was
enjoyed very much indeed.
on Thursday morning Miss
Mamie Rohr gave number Of Paul
Lawrence Dunbar's stories in Negro
dislect. Miss Rohr is from Virginia
and her readings in the Negro
dialect are always very good. This
program was treat especially for
the new girls who had never heard
Miss Rohr tell the stories Of Br'er
Rabbit and Br'er Fox
on Friday morning Mrs e. c. Van
Keuren paid the college a visit and
sang IN chapel Mrs. Van keuren is
a new acquaintance in the line Of
chanel entertainers to the new girls
but an old and well-liked friend 'ot
the old girls. Miss Gladys Pratt the
librarian at the women's College
accompanied Mrs Van Keuren.
The regular meeting on Wednes-
dav evening is not the only meeting
which the Giee Club held this past
ooox The girls have been praeticins
tho music for the Founders Day
nropram. The music Of the orchestra
ana the Glee Club win add much 10
tho enjoyment Of the Founders p"y
program.
FOUNDERS Day has been uppermost
in tho thoughts OF the girls, as
classes. an this past week. inc
Freshmen and Sophomores especial
IN have been having many meetings
practicing their part In the program
Hockey. al,ho always interestlns'
,e hccomine much more interesuns'
Miss Marian parkhurst, the Director
of Physical Education. has had TWO
nractice games as a part OF the reg
ular hockey practices. On Iuesuas
afternoon the Juniors and seniors
played a practice game. The score
FOR two ten-minute periods was
10 Theihour from FIVE to six and
tho coldncss Of the weather was the
reason for the lack OF spectators
The Sophomores and Freshmen
niaved on Friday afternoon. The
score Of the game was 4 to In
favor Of the Sophomores. the
Freshmen played very we'll indeed
when the fact that the majority OF
the team had never played hockey
before and had never played togeth-
err as a team before From the evi-
, dence Of these practice games. af-
, ter more practice the inter-clasa
4. games will be very exciting indeed.
The first OF the series OF religious
! conferences which are being held
under the direction OF the Y. W. c.
= A.. was held on Thursday evening
. These meetings viii be held every
week during the entire year. They
will replace the Bible classes. mis-
sion classes and social service
classes which were usually given
These meetings include talks on al
these topics The whole college
~1nv1ted to attend these meetings
Since many OF the girls were 10 hav
tests on Friday. the meeting was no
so well attended as {. might havl
been were lessons not so pressing
DR.. Edward Jones. rector OF the
Episcopal Church in Newark. con
Quoted the meeting on Thursday
evening. Before this time the girls
a.. y -
a number of questions which they
would like to have discussed. As the
majority OF htese question could be
answered in a short time, DR.. Jones
answered a number OF these cues.
tions before beginning his talk or
What Makes Us What We Are p
One of the questions was How car
you reconcile the Bible and Sci
ence?" Dr. Jones gave his defni
ton of the Bible as a record OF
progressive revelation Jof God L
Man. II the Bible is considered IL
this light there can be no need O
reconciliation between science an
the Bible. He explained that IN
student had a greater responsible
to the church since the student wa
better educated than those VIII
could not have the advantages OF
college education.
Then Dr. Jones gave his real me,
srge. He said that the things whicl
20 into the making OF a life ar
heredity. environment, education
viii and God Heredity is universe
II is a fact that like produces like
Roses produce roses. thorns produc
thorns. 1t took several generation
OF Emersons. Darwins and wesle,
go produce Ralph Waldo Emerson
Charles Darwin and John Wesley. FL
this reason we must be careful abou
the tendencies which we may add a
our contribution to the stream OF III
that comes down through the age.
+, Environment. where one lives. wha
one does; this has great effect OF
an individuals habits. manners an
even morals. Education is the thin
which discovers us TO ourselves. I
purifies religion and makes it wha