Evening journal., 1921-12-07
Women s College Notes
University Of DeIdwdre)
BY RUTH anne RUSSELL.

Y. w. c. A. vesper service on Sun
day evening The familiar thirteenth
chapter of First Corinthians was DR.
COoper's subject He said that we
appreciated many things in Greek
literature and in Shakespeare be-
cause they are spiritual. The Chris
tian religion is essentially spiritual.
Ideals with the three entities of life
your real self the other fellows
real self and the great outer self.
Each person has several selves, the
real self, the social self and pretty
mean self. which. If IL gets the upper
hand will lead us into trouble. We
should be concerned only with our
real self and the real self OF our
friends. A true friend sees only
the real self OF his friend and
tries to make the other self the
real self As in the chapter,
Though speak with the
tongue OF men and of angels and
have not charity. ! am as sounding
brass on n tinkling symbol" 1t
profits a man nothing II his work is
not the whole true expression OF his
real self
On Monday morning Dean Robin
son spoke Of her trip to Swarthmore.
The faculty OF the preparatory
schools and colleges OF this part of
the country met there TO discuss the
matter OF education. There were a
number Of very interesting talks
given on the subject. Dean Robinson
sioke OF the hospitality OF the stu
dents at Swarthmore, OF the beauti-
ful buildings and the fact that there
| are always as many girl students as
boy students at the college. AS Is
usually the case in all travelogues.
the bell stopped the story.
The campaign for the Student
Friendship Relief Fund is now being
made at the. college. Miss Ruth
Russell '23 is chairman of the COM
mittee for collecting the funds. Tho
collectors are in Residence. first
floor. Miss Esther Gcntieu: second
floor, Miss Dorothy Ford: third floor.
Miss Ethel Ferguson. Miss Margaret
Walton. In Sussex, first floor. Miss
Lucille Petry, Mrs Katharine Wills.
second floor Miss Mabel Smith. Miss
Miriam CARL; third floor. Miss Ro-
berta Burton. Miss Helen Black. In
Topsy. Miss Ruth Weihe and Miss Le-
more Parsons In Boletus. Miss Cert
rude Rouse and Miss Letitia Pool.
In the Practice Cottage. Miss Evelyn
Spruance. Last year more than 5000
was raised for this fund The girls
hope to raise at least 5000 this year
Miss Dora Wilcox had charge Of
the chapel period on Tuesday morn
ing. Christmas carols are tho songs
which are now to be practiced Pro-
! fessor Quaesita Drake. who con-
Quoted the chapel exercises I'm Dean
Rohinson's absence, spoke OF rews
item which stated that more and
more people are going out singing
carols on Christmas eve In the cities.
| This almost common practice was
! once unheard OF in America.
The proofs OF pictures taken last
week for the yearbook came on
Tuesday. on the whole. the pictures
are very good. The college orches-
ira group is especially good. There
has been much discussion as to the
best picture OF me" for the orders
for the pictures will be taken on
Thursday
The second OF the English lectures
to the Freshmen was given by Mr.. r.
G. Van Keuren on Tuesday evening
His subject was reading English. Mr
Van Keuren said that we read for
knowledge and for enjoyment We
read biography to get a survey of