Evening journal., 1921-12-03
Women s College Notes
University of Delawa
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

the Blue and Gold have all been
taken. Two representatives OF the
Bachrach Studios in Philadelphia,
Mr. Lomanx and Miss Hutchinson,
came to the college on Wednesday
and STAYED until Thursday evening.
During this time, more than thirty
fve individual pictures and thirteen
group pictures were taken. The
groups we're the all-college picture,
the sophomore class picture, the
frchman class picture. the executive
board Of the Student Self-Govern-
ment Association. the Y. w. c. A.
cabinet. the staff Of the new Maya
zine. "The Blue Kettle" the stan OF
the Blue and Gold. the giee club, the
Social Committee. the Dramatic
Club board. the Mandolin Club. the
Home Economics Club and the Of
ficers Of the Red Cross chapter. The
juniors some Of the faculty and un-
derciassmen had individual pictures
made The stan entertained Miss
Hutchinson and Mr. Lomax at din
ner on Thursday evening. The stan
Of the Blue and Gold Is Miss Nellie
Blair. editor-in-chief; Miss Ruth
Russell. assistant editor; Miss Edith
Leonard. Miss Sara Roe. Miss Rose
Roberts and Miss Mildred Massey.
associate editors; Miss Helen short.
business manager; Miss Mabel
Smith. Miss Mary Handy. Miss Ruth
King, assistants to the business man
ager; Miss Marian Gallaher, adver-
Using manager; Miss Emma Dayett,
assistant advertising manager.
Miss Katharine Richards the vis-
Ting Y W. c. A. student secretary.
spoke IN chapel on Wednesday
morning on the need OF the students
in central and eastern Europe. Miss
Richards began by saying that there
were $50. 900 students in central Eu-
rope who are fighting desperately
against almost overwhelming odds
10 secure an education. We, here in
America. who always have enough
to eat. a warm place TO live. books
to study from and lights to study
with. moro clothing than we need.
cannot readily realize that almost
exactly opposite conditions prevail
IN central Europe among the stu
dents Even buying a sheet Of paper
Is a matter TO be considered, for buy
ing that sheet Of paper means going
without something else. The stu
dents live in places sitting hot in
summer and cold in winter. Books
are practically Inaccessible. because
OF the price. The students have only
one hot meal a day. They do not
have sufficient clothing TO keep
them warmly clad. These students
are all violently patriotic. In many
cases. they believe that their coun-
tries have not been treated fairly.
Help from the students Of other
lands will do much to wipe out this
feeling. These countries are nearly
all new countries. They arc in need
OF trained leadership. These students
are preparing to be the trained lead
ers OF their country. The money sent
last year went for housing. extra
meals. clothes and medicine. The
students try 70 help themselves. but
there Is no work for them to do. The
United States has received much in
the way Of research and intellectual
stimulus from these old universities
The students OF the United States
are the richest student group in the
world. or our abundance. We surely
can give enough to help these. our
fellow students. until they can help
themselves.
The drive for the student Relief
Fund will begin next week. The coll
lege girls hope TO make a large
Christmas present to the suffering
students Of eastern Europe.
The Fellowship Club met with
Miss Richards on Wednesday eve
ming. The country to be studied was
China. Since Miss Richards has only
recently returned from n six months
trip 20 China, she gave some inter-
estinE Information. The meeting
was very well attended. many girls
who are not members OF the club
came 10 this meeting.
when Miss Richards left the col
lege on Friday morning. she told
the girls that she wae very much IN
terested in and hopeful for the sue
cess OF the two new things which ar
being tried this year, the FELLOWSHIP
Club and the series Of religious con
ferences.
The Women's College will no'
have a magazine. The chapel perio
on Thursday morning was in chars
OF Miss Margaret Monett. the editc
in chief OF the old reporter stat
Miss Moffett said that the STAFF ha
been puzzllng for a new plan {
college paper since the old news
paper had not proved TO be in aC
cord with the desire OF the studer
body. The magazine idea was IN
new plan offered by the stan. TIL
r4sazine Will be about "a page
sil have pictures, several.
finances permit. In every issue. Mis-
i.uth Weile. the business manager