Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-09

Newark. Feb. 8--The week erd 81
Febr uary 4-s wes the guietest that the
Women's College has expcrler c"d ihis.
year This was due, not 70 the ahsence ~
~ the college itself, bot
70 the fact that the Junior Prom =
Delaware College claimed reerly fsli
of the women students as gIests on fti-
day night After attending he darce
nj the Hotel du Pont. Dean RobiT sEn,
the other patronesses from Newark ard
the college girls remained in Win g'of
for part or all Of 5aturday Or Sunday
However, several very pleasant sG"lal
events took place az the college in the
abserce of the dancers On Friday eve
ming Miss Rachel TAYLOR, faculty head ~
Sussex Hall entertained the girls who, ~
the mid wear charges r. rooms. hod been
newly assigned ~ her dorrnitory She told
the girls of ithe irteresfirg life ~ hloho
Camp, where she has direrfed the handi-
craft work # the girls for several summers
While they ehaffed n fh.s Interesting
manner, they slI ate f7Iit ard popped
corn, which they prepared in front q ne
open FIRE in Miss Taylor's corr sitting
room Sussex Hall was hos'ess - all -
the students Who remaire ed ~ the rollege
on Saturday night The SUCCESS IF Miss
TayloTs party the right before IrspITad
the girls of th.a building n have sn oif
fashioned evening n sgr and talk around
a roaring hearth FIRE Accordingly hey
made cheeYv fire in tho Common Room
II SUSSEX, provided pop corn for he crowd
and selected Vicfrola records - be played
during the evening % the tine passed Dc
lightfully in popping corn and listening
~ Cariso. Flmar Kreisfler and other
artists urtil some 81 the girls brought n
their "ukes" ard college songs we're
substituted for the ccrcert
The GIee Club n Muhlenberg college
failed 70 make the train for Newark on
Saturday 20 the musical progrern which
had been anticipated with 81 much plee-
SIRE was not made 4 reality SIRE Dean
Robinson had planned 10 serve tea = the
guests she invited the students who we're
waiting for the arrival of the singers n
take afternoon Tea with her in the Warner
Room To sdd 70 the pleasure n he ho'ir
Dean Robinson read chapter from.
Christopher Norley's P.pefGls
CHRISTIAN IDEALs.
yr and Mrs. r. Van Keuren acre Elests
of the Y " q A. eyec'itive cabire' ~
Sunday night dinner Following dinre-
! Mr.. Van Kellren addressed the y W A
meeting or the subject ~ Christian
D
/ Ideals IF Work He made most carr es'
plea which wss. reverfbe!ess, gh'er al
/ with numerous witty remarks ard rE-
/ pertaining illustrations for ? prore~ dea
/ of work We take i too much for granteC
+ and bv not standing 0ff and y7ewr. +
/ from 8 rev angle from fime - time Te
accomplish less than ne should. " orL
IS rot merely force butt accomplishment
/ and he worker who tries 70 determine n
/ end for which be i : STRIVING gets ne thrI
i 0f accomplishment which i denied n m
ore who goes bhrdly shout the task. FOL
illustration of the joy n work with an idea
beck ~ i he rnentiored he many r.
f stanees of ne1 who had risen 70 the vert
+ pinnacle Of their profession who corld not
brng themselves "a Gve up rheir wors
i which he'd brought 'hem he rue ,ov 'i
omplishrent Marion Skewls. a soph-
! omore from Milford wss ne .eaceT for
E. ms verv Interesting meeting ardkather r.
/ Stevens. = Senior. vas pianist MISS Nr.-
am Null of he Home Economies De-
+ pa-tnenr. who : also superintendent e
+ the Presbyterian St.uday school n New
+ ark. was present and ed n prayer.
+ On Friday morning of ast week. D-
+ Bfvar. of the History Depsrt tment. spoke
/ in chapel His talk upon The Roads e
i Reality helpad 70 reveal the great deptr
+ of spiritual insight and breadth oi human
sympathy possessed By this rue schoisl
Who this wear became 2 member oi -ne
faculty Of Delavsfe College erd 20