Evening journal., 1921-10-05

NhS idtEt IN tuIoHHltUts Inc h W.
c. A. entertained with Miss Mabel
Smith. '2s. the vice-president and
chairman OF the membership and
program committee, as hostess. The
party was in the form Of a music
store Every guest was either song
or a buyer. Miss Elizabeth McNeal,
23, was the proprietor. After the
grand march, led by the classical
songs from Romeo and Juliet, the
songs took their places in the booths
Indicated by posters, and the pro-
prietor began his advertising cam
paign. Miss Margaret Black. '25, as
Harry Lauder. and Miss Lititia Pool,
2S, as AL Jolson, did musical COM
edy stunt. Miss Frances Worthing-
ton. "a. as "Huckleberry Finn" f"
gave a violin solo. The Women's Col
lege orchestra, which always plays
good music, gave a remarkable imi-
tation OF a jazz band. Miss Lucille
Petry, "a, and Miss Lucille Roe, '23.
were Little Bo Peep" and little
Boy Blue" Miss Thelma Hines, "a,
and Mss Mildred Jester. "a. were
also a nursery rhyme, Jack and
Jill" College songs were ably led
by Miss Nora Bayes in the person
OF Miss Alice Ferguson, '22. The
baton was very effective since IL was
a part OF a curtain rod. The whole
store sang the all college songs with
great enjoyment, evidently. The bal
cony scene from Romeo and Ju-
, liet," was presented by Miss Dorothy
Ford, '22, as Romeo, and Miss Ruth
]
a step ladder mandolin and bunch
Of dahlias. Miss Emily Lendenham.
'2S, and Miss Dorothy Cooper. '25,
b we're the Army and Navy Forever" !"
Il Lena, Queen Of Palestina," por-
trayed by Miss Mabel Smith, '23.
danced gaily with my man. Miss
Kathryn Tadd. 25. Just Like a
GYPSY" Good Night, Ladies"
when You Wore a Tulip. Sweet
Yellow Tulip, and / Wore a Big Red
Rose Nanny" Strut Miss Liz
zie,' and Nobody Cares" we're a
few OF the other songs presented.
After the advertising campaign. the
orchestra furnished dance music
and the songs danced with each
other. Later in the evening punch,
; cakes and "nigger babies" were
served. At the very proper hour OF
ten thirty, the party went home.
The majority of the girls who were
in college on Saturday afternoon
J attended the football game at Frazer
Field. Miss Gladys Pratt was the
; chaperon from the college. A mum
Der Of the girls attended the dance
= given by the student council OF Del
e aware College on Saturday evening
Miss Rachel Taylor was the chap.
{ eron from the Womens College.
Sunday was a very popular day foi
e visitors at the Women's College. A
{ number of families from down
: state" as well as those nearer New
{ ark, paid their daughters a visit. In
I the afternoon there were a number
- of callers OF the male persuasion
= The fine weather caused the halls tS
4 be deserted, for nearly everyone tool
; walk.
The Y. w. c. A. vesper neetin,
. was an explanation service conducte,
= mainly for the new girls. Miss Dor
- othy Ford '22, the president OF tn
association, was the leader OF tn
meeting. She explained the genera
N purpose OF the organization. Mis-
n Mabel Smith, '23, the ce-president
n then gave her duties as chairman o
the membership committee. She an
e nounced the campaign for member
n ship. which is soon to take place
e and told the hope OF the association
Al for 100 per cent. membership. Mis-
y Louise Jackson '24. chairman OF tn
e finance committee, told OF the fnan
II cial workings OF the association
" the dues, the budget, the extr
IL money to be earned to send dele
j. gates to conferences.
le The secretary and chairman OF tn
y publicity committee. Miss Mariori
- Burns "a, told Of the poster max
: ing which Is her chief work an
:. asked the cooperation Of all tn
A, artistic with their hands and ais
IA those artistic with their heads, VIII
.e have ideas which they cannot carr
,f out. The work OF the u. F. X. o
Al Under graduate Field Representa-
ID tive. a comparatively new membe
pr OF the cabinet, was explained by Mis-
le Ruth Russell '23, the u. II. r. OF tn
present cabinet Her work was {
ie connect the home organization wit
n the field work and the national a,
III ISOLATION work, and also to help a
OF the other committees in any an
~ every possible way. Miss EleanC
n Cannon 20. chairman OF the relil
oA ious meeting committee. told OF N
new plan which will this year tal
" the place OF the Bible Study classe
=. mission classes and social serviS
- classes on an evening to be d.
=. cided later. probably either Tuesda
= or Thursday. one OF tho minister
= OF the churches in Newark will con
down 10 college and discuss a que
- ton suggested by the girls then
selves as of vital interest to ther
This will be an all-college ana
instead OF the former method
~ Juniors and Seniors in one clas
- Freshmen and sophomores in al
u, other. The musical part OF the pr
gram was a violin solo by Miss Fra
"A cess Worthington "a. accompanil
a. by Miss Letiia Pool '2S.
he The delegates who extended u
MT Eagles Mere Conference in June m
nd with the cabinet Of the Y W. c.
on Monday evening to present Il
he ideas for the betterment OF the ass
.es citation which they received
.er Eagles Mere. A number OF sugge
on uons were brought up and discuss
II with regard to their application
.nt this particular association. m