Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-25
WOMEN'S COLLEGE GIRLS
ENJOY ATHLETIC SPORTS
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grade. The entertainment is under the
direction of the First Year Teacher
Training students.
a number of the girls are planning
10 attend the minstrel that viii be given
tomorrow night by the Varsity Club or
the University of Delaware.
Mary Gruwell. "a, will give dinner
party this evening for the Freshmen
Home Economics students. Many are
the delicacies that are being made this
afternoon in the cooking laboratory for
the party. Following are the girls who
have received invitations: Louise Beck,
Josephine Burnett, Margaret Caulk,
Marjorie Bowen, Margaret Fisher, Nir-
ginia Davis, Nellie Marvel. Mary Givi-
son. Edna Cranston, Eleanor Ninyard,
Vera Edwards. Frances Worthington,
Ethel Holzmueller. Ruth Hayman.
Louise Hurley, Elizabeth Macintire,
Margaret Moore and Sara Hatfield.
Edna Cranston. "a. and Mary Givison,
"a. had Miss Mary Richards of Bear
station as their guest over the week
end.
Jean Vincent. "a, entertained Miss
Jeanette Carmine OF Cambridge, Nd,
over Saturday and Sunday.
Kathryn Mofiitt, "a, was glad TO have
Mrs. Clarence Gross and Mrs. Catherine
Green of Glerolden. Pa, with her on
Saturday, and her mother. Mrs. w. 5.
Mnffitt and brother and sister, William
and Dorothy. Of Brenford, on Sunday.
The Seniors had a "sure-enough"
surprise on Saturday last Margaret
Groves. president of the Senior class,
isvited her fellow classmates 10 her
home al Marshallten on Saturday. At
dinner she announced her engagement
to Knowles Bowen, an aiumnus of the
University Of Delaware.
Margaret Caulk, "a, gave dinner
party on Saturday evening IN honor Of
her sister, Dorothy Caulk of BlackbiTd.
The following girls enjoyed this treat:
Marjorie Bowen, "a; Mary Gruwell
"a; Lucille Pettibone, %; Edna Gran
ston. "a: Mary Givison, "a; MarE
Richards "a guest), Dorothy and Mar
garet Caulk. "a.
Tomorrow night Miss Mary L. kich
will go to Mt. Pleasant to speak at the
promotion exercises OF the eighth grade.
Miss Rich viii urge as many aS pos
sible to continue in a nearby high school,
because she believes that it is tho duty
OF the State to see that every child
has a high school education.
Letters have already begun 70 arrive
making reservations IN the dormitories
for the summer session beginning june
q.
Sunday evening. May %. Miss Mar
zuerite Milhkin, a teacher in the West
Presbyterian Church, Wilmington,
spoke TO the student body. Miss Millikin
said that she would not attempt to
after our ideas Of servivcc, but would
try TO leave with us one new thought
about its true meaning. In the first
place there must be cooperation.
Single effort, great though it may be,
will never mean much in the scheme
OF life. Then there must be self denial:
IL may be the choice between good
music and Jazz" the rejection of light
novels for the masterpieces of literature;
the acceptance of duty before pleasure
or instead Of the things we most de-
sire In truth there can be no true
service that lacks every element of self
denial. And last Of all, there must be
victorious personality--a personality
that will stand the storms Of blindness,
adversely. sorrow. and come sailing
through all. In closing, Miss Miilikin
said that there must be hneness, |
strength. tact. common sense, ard abu-
lly 70 make service nave lis Tc1L, true I
meaning.
MWlday morning in Assembly Dean
Robinson gave the students her inn
pression Of Nine. Marie Curie, as she /
saw bsr on Wednesday last. Dean !
Robinson had the choice of sitting with |
the alumnae Of the University of Mich |
igan on the platform with the great |
scientist herself. or in the box that was |
reserved in Carpegie Hall for the Wo- |
mems College at the welcoming Of Nine |
Cure. The Dean chose the last men
toned and from there witnessed the |
exercises.
Miss Robinson was very much inn /
pressed with the ceremony that was |
carried out hg the undergraduate /
students of the various colleges. Each /
delegation passed in front of Nine CuIfe |
and plced "FTeurs de lis" in the huge
brass bowl that was half filled with |
pink roses, given in loving tribute to
the foremost educator of France. II am |
sorry that none of you were able to
avail yourselves of this opportunity"
the Dean said, yet I do feel that each
and everyone of you was there in