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and dormitory associations. The guests
at this afternoon tea were fourteen girls
of the education department who happen
ed to have "A free period between and
5 o'clock The fortunate ones were: Edith
Kelly, Louisa Elliott, Doris lie Cates,
Thelma Hines, Pauline Pryor, Rebecca
Van Pclt, Mabel Bromley, Roberta Bland,
Greta Mckinsey, Elsie Smith, Anna
Skrivan and Evalcah Green.
The freshman held an interesting class
meeting on Monday night nj which they
decided upon the fate OF the first freshman
dance This dance. which liz held because
no freshman could attend the Junior
Prom" will probably become college
institution once the precedent be establish
ed The dance will be semi-formal and viii
take place February 26, the week follow
ing the Alumnae banquet
At meeting of the Reporter staff,
kathrine Stevens, 1921, was elected as the
successor of the present editor, Bertha
Larour Welcome, who If leaving college
IN February. The staff of the college paper
now stands rs follows: Editor, kathrine
Stevens, 81; associate oditorF, Ruth
Bennett, 81; Margaret Moifett, %;
louise Philips, %: Ruth Russell, %;
Nellie Blair. %, business manager,
Hatfield, '22; advertising manager, Louise
jackson, "a assistants, Eleanor Cannon,
%: Lucille Roe. %; circulation manager,
Elsie Wooleyhan, %; assistants, Edith
Leonard '23; Sara Roe, %, Regina Roth
rock. "a faculty advisor DIR. +. Nj. Il.
Foster.
Mr. and Mrs Henry r Scott were
guests of Dean Robinson ut dinner ON
Monday evening. During the meal Mr..
Scott spoke to tho students concerning the
relief work which is being done in the Near
East He emphasized the need for giving
and giving quickly as much rs possible,
IN order that the three and ono hall mil
lion children who arc now without homes,
without food and without parents may
he saved by American gifts until the next
harvest in their countries he need per
child has been estimated at ten dollars,
MIR Scott informed the students, who,
although many have contributed tn the
student relief fund N the Near last, felt
calledupon to respond to the appeal OF the
children.
Aside from the practical contribution
to the cause of humanity, Mr. Ec' y
spoke Of the spiritual g ntrihuticn which
college women. club women. ard, N
fact. all ", men who IRE crpnni7rd may
make w lut VI ~ III tifH'fi y ~'tt -
sentiment against warfare Tho tine he's
come when the wCman's attitude tuvout
life, the creating. col ssrNug IMPULSE
must dominate end suIduc the wnrurF
instincts ~ men
After dinner NIr and Mrs Scott visited
al the e. lleee huldi gs with Dean II, r.
irsnn Miss Rohir son took especial de
light ~ showing tlcm tho 6, men ~, n
IN Sussex Hall which he's been heauti-
fed hv curtains gwen some time ego bv
Mrs Scott
Jolly COLLEGE PARTY
one ~ the joliost e college TartieR took
rlace IN Tuesday night when tho iuriCrs
living IN Slsecv He'll. together with Mrs
NJ d Pence. a 9, n mutct gave shower
fnr Mildred defines men hcr of ihe
Junior class. who r. leaNnE IN February
and who will he married m SeTtcr ter
The affair was 2 complete surprise to Vt,
hrlde-to-be who III cw rcthu ~ her clffr
mates plana until she found hersen ~
the wedding VrcCeFsicn with ltr'c
rere nifed hv Flsio Nrcle,han. ore cftt,
Iunicra Her only attcrdnu' was Niy'at
Porter who made q m ST charming fowor
eirl Elizabeth Taylor PLAYED, N her m =
/ effective manner. tie wedding marcl