Evening journal., 1921-04-06
Women s College Notes
By RuIH 4 NNE RUSSELL

Saturday morning the week end
guests Of the college arrived. The
guests Of this week were the girls
from Middletown and Bridgeville
High schools. These girls went
thru the usual program-seeing the
buildings and the town in the after
noon. the concert in the evening,
church on Sunday morning, lunch
con with the Dean at noon, home
again in the afternoon. These girls
like all the others declared that they
had a very enjoyable time and liked
the calling very much. The girls
from Middletown were Misses Clara
Brady, June Johnson, Edith Coch-
ran. Laura Fogel Josephine Kohl,
Miss Elizabeth Jones, OF the class OF
is OF the Women's College, chaper-
oned the AIiddletown girls. The
Bridgevilie High seniors we're Misses
Dorothy Ruos. Many Conway, Mary
Wright. Margaret Prettyman. They
we're chaperoned by another mem
Der Of the pioneer class Of rs, Miss
Mary Ledenhan.
Saturday evening the last OF the
artist series entertainments was hold
at Wolf Hall. Mr.. John Barnes
Wells, tenor, gave a song recital
Miss Dora Wilcox, instructor in
music at the Women's College OF the
University of Delaware, accompan-
led Mr.. Wells. This entertainment
like all the rest was thoroughly en-
joyod by the college girls. 1t is the
opinion Of the students Of the Wo-
mems College that these concerts
were so good that the artist series
entertainments should be given again
next year. The program was as
follows:
Love Me or Not ...... secchi
Nina ............ GerBolese
Phnlis Has Such Charming
Grace 49,. Anthony Young
d The Sailors Life, Old English
IL a Down by the Sally Gardens
Old Irish
Arranged by VIM. Ames Fisher
b Two Negro Spirituais
arranged by Harry T. Burleigh
Go Down Moses
Nobody Knows the Trouble
I've Seen
Nah Lindy Lou
Lily Strickland
III a The Bitterness of Love
James p. Dunn
b Boat Song . Harriet Ware
Mammy's Song Harriet Ware
d Song from Omar Khayyam
Victor Harris
~ a Lass o. Mine, Edward J. Walt
b Kitty .. John Barnes Wells
Wish I Was a Little Rock
John Barnes Wells
d Sylvia ......... Oley Speaks
A Khaki Lad
Florence Aylworc
on Sunday morning, a large mum
Der Of the college girls attended the
Methodist church TO hear Mr.. T.. c
NanKuren preach. Mr.. Nankurei
Is one Of the English Professors "A
the Women's College. He has spokei
both IN chapel and at the Y. W. c
A. services. The girls took this op
portunity to hear him again. HI
sermon on Kinds of Prayers wa
very interesting and inspiring.
On Sunday evening Miss Ellie
Samworth. OF Wilmington, spoke a
the vosper services of the youn
W omen AnflSllau AHStNAdllNhs AA'
subject was whats the Cost?
it a Bargain ?" Miss Samwort
showed that by giving not by gettin
do we really gain anything. Sh
emphasized that service and sacri
fee were the main elements in lif'
The college woman will become
leader wherever she may be. Sh
will be the right kind of leader onl
when her life is filled with christia
ideals, The fine weather temple
many girls from indoors to outdoor
for a walk. For this reason the ,
w C. A. services on Sunday evenin
were not so well attended as usua
on Monday morning Dean Robir
son told OF the meeting Of the Al
sociation OF Collegiate Alumna
which she attended last week. Tn
association has now a membershi
OF more than ten thousand. Thei