Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-29


ber 30, is a red-letter day on the call
endar OF the Women's College. For
this is the day that marks the seventh
anniversary OF the opening of the
Women's College. University OF Della
ware. The Women's College was
founded for the purpose of meeting the
special needs of the young women
of the State OF Delaware I'm their en-
deavor to obtain a higher education.
and this aim has BEEN ever kept in
view as the college has grown. Par
ents, relatives, and friends OF the stu
dents began TO arrive early this morn
ing. Many made a picnic OF the occa-
sion and brought along basket ldn-
ches. Representatives OF the State
Federation of Women's Clubs, the
Parent Teachers Association. and the
State Grange, came TO the college 20
be present at the exercises OF the af-
tcrnoon.
Beginning at p. m. the following
program viii be given: Tree planting.
sophomore class. presentation OF
spade 10 Freshman class, Miss Greta
Mchinsey, president of Sophomore
class; acceptance OF spade, Miss Kath-
ryn Ladd, captain Of Freshman class:
presentation of class color TO Fresh
man class. Miss Florence phillips
president OF Junior class; acceptance
OF class color. Miss Margaret Black.
sub-captain OF Freshman class. Fol-
lowing this program, the assemblage
VIII leave the campus and proceed
to Wolf Hall, where the remainder Of
the program will be given, starting
at 2-l5 o'clock. Dean Robinson win
preside. The program follows: Music.
orchestra; address. Miss Marion Hat
field, president of Student Seif-Covarn-
ment Association; music, glee club;
investment of senior cap and gown.
President Walter Hullihen; address
Mrs. J. III. Schermerhorn, vtce-presi-
dent General Federation OF Women's
Clubs; music, glee club; chorus. Alma
Mater"
Following these exercises. tea will
De served in the Warner Room AZ
the Women's College. with the Fresh.
man in charge. Margaret Black il
mead OF the reception committee
which consists of Grace Reed. Mary
bFadiey' Alice Lynch. and Florence
stdman. The committee on serving
is composed OF Alice Pettibone. Helen
Baker, Ermine Quillen, Lenore par
sons. Charlotte Dayett, Virginia Burn-
s1t' ,l' heien Lucas, Vssta Goodwin and
Dorothy lie Fevre.
There are many useful as we'll as
beautiful articles on exhibit in the
Home Economics laboratories and
ART studio. Miss Rachel Taylor. head
oI the art department, and Miss Laura
Clark, head Of the Home Economics'
department, have succeeded In ar
ranging these attractive dlsplavs IL
spite OF the short length OF time thai
mas passed since the opening of col
lege. The guests will be shown these
,Apibits after the serving OF tea nj the
Warner Room. ~
Halloween Dance,
The annual Halloween dance win
pe given IN the armOry this eyenlns.
rom f.50 until il.30 y. m. The com
hltlee IN charge OF the arrangements
"hleh comprises Natalie Ayerst chair
ne y; Marian Rodney. Margnerlte |
Aitcheil. Rose Roberts, Elizabeth Nc
.sssi' Aliared Wolfenden. and Mildred |
iioiiiaay has transformed the armofy |
INTO a Feriiable forest, where autumn |
isaNes Of every hue, from the palest |
yello" 10 the richest garnet adorn The |
wnole building. More than 100 counlss |
VII attend this first real dance Of The |
Women's College year. Music viii 10 |
furnished b. George Madden's orches-
ira
me patrons and patronesses are DIR
and Mrs. Walter II. Hullihen. Dean
e. fftlAF.d j. Robinson. Or. and Mrs
! 4hles' AZ. Is. Foster, Prof. and Mrs
osVfge z. Dutton. Miss Laura clark /
,lA.a , Eiizabeth Kelly, Mrs. Emma l.. |
wilson and Miss Quaesita Drake The /
masks viii not be removed until after |
lhe nrst dance, which the girls vein |
iahee win whatever men they may
meet ~ the grand march The regular
liAse program viii follow the un-
masking Refreshments. suggestive Of |
ne iiaiiows'en season, win be served.
Edith Leonard, '2s, Is in charge Of a
progfAm that win be given in the /
lfilarinm for those girls who do not
dance.
y. W. G. A. Activities.
10y 1Nehtist hOiuthy fOrd, t22 |
president % the Young Womens |
Christian Association. called meet |
ing Of the student body, at which she |
told the students that two appeals
nave come for student relief. Ii was |
felt that help could be extended Is but |
one and 80 Il was necessary 70 make |
q choice between the Fellowship ap- /
peal and that of the Far East. Miss I
asnes snyder explained the two |
ne FIRST of the weekly religious |
conferences vas held ia the chape