Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-02
Photo by Eastland Studio

Newark April ? Yesterday Miss
Rich spent the day NJ Franhford She
visited the schools during the day and
in the evening she spoke 70 tho Jef-
ferson Community cub Miss iaeh
gave a concrete picture ~ tho lifo a.
college She brought out the many
phases of college activity. academic.
religious. athletic and social
The following students arc doing
practice teaching in tho Newark High
school, preparatory 70 teaching N the
state next year Ruth Bennett. C8sar
and English, Madeline Dixon. General
Science and English; Helen Fisher,
French: Marian GrafIin Mathematics
and short story. Edna Pratt, Euro
pean History, Katherine Stevens,
Cicero and English Marie Le Gates.
Geometry and Science. Lillian Thorn
ley, History: Elizabeth Taylor History
and Geometry. Anne NaH saHt, Cesar
and Cicero.
on Monday. April !. Miss Rich VIII
attend "A meeting Of the executive
board OF the Delaware Red Cross. TINS
meeting Will bc held at the Red Cross
Centre In Wilmington
This afternoon. Professor Wilkinson
has called a meeting Of the IHstEue tors
who will teach in the summer school
Tn, purpose OF this meeting IS - make
definite plans for the summer session.
The members OF the Senior Class oI
the Bridgevile and MiddletoWn hI9h
schools have come TO the Women. 5
College today TO spend the weekend.
Arbor Day exercises ii the hIth
grade Of the Newark grammar school
were in charge Of AIaan TraaN.
3. Ff.4s
Afadge Richards had taken up the
apple industry ii Delaware With TIE
children After studying this topic,
they decided upon a Hinesap apple
tree as the tree TO be planted III their
school yard on Arber DAY The eNer-
ctses were held from 8 until 10 o'clock
on Friday morning Following IS the
program which was rendered by the
class under the direction Of Hiss
| Trunk. Chorus, The Beauty OF the
stately Trees. Governors proctama
ton. Frances Hunihen, recitation b.
| the class, William cullen Bryant 5
poen. Planting the Apple Trcei
! April song. The Planting Song
| planting exercises, and Arhof DAY
| march song.
| Margaret Groves, president OF the
of the Home Economics stadeHts eH
! Home Economics students on
Thursday evening. March 81 to maht
Edetinite plans for the entertainment th.ti
they viii give next Saturday evening
The program viii consist ui t,tb.eaGN
ipantomimes, and a short play. Fh,
tHome Economies department has a
added attraction to its evening en
tcrtainment refreshments will e'
served. The social committee j. mdh
ling plans for future dates
April H. Mrs. Harry dn 'oat an
Mrs Eugene du Pont Will glNe a rlant
recital Two pianos VIII be moved int
the Hilarium for this event This nlsh
Twill be open to any one who wishes t
leone There will be no dancing.
April 80 will be observed rs NAY Day
Alice Ferguson, chairman Of the Secld
Committee. is making plans Tor NJ.
Day that will even eurpass the ho4ad
Iful fete that was given last year.
Tonight a number of the students ar
planning to attend an informal dan
to be givn by the Kappa Alph
fraternity one night this week Alrs
Wilson. Miss Churchman Aiiss nraks
Miss Wolff, Madeline Dixon and Emil
Roe went 10 see Tony Sarg's presenta
tion Of his marionettes In Kip Na
Wrinkle" that was given at the NeN
Century Club in Wilmington Frida
afternoon many Of the college girls wit
messed the FIRST baseball game Of tn
season The University Of Delaware min
met the Holy Cross nine on Frazer tielt
Last night Marian lax and Rut
Weihe attended the Easter Hop" q
Annapolis. Miss Truax win spend tn
week end with Miss Weihe at her hom
in Washington.
Miss clark head Of the departmer
Of Home Economics. spoke to th
student body on Wednesday mornini
J March 30 Miss Clark presented tn
, purpose of the Home Economics Gours
She said that it is not just course j