Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
BUSY TIME FOR STUDENTS
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Nellie Blair. %; Alexander Blair, an
alnmnus of the University Of Della
ware. and John Marvin, former mem
ber of the class of 1928 at the Umver-
sity of Delaware. and now a student OF
the University of Pennsylvania.
Saturday and sunday brought many
guests to the college There were girls
from practically every high school In
the state who took this'day TO visit us.
The guests went to Frazer Field In the
afternoon to witness the interscholastiC
track meet.
Katherine Mofiitt. "a. entertained her
aunt. Miss Martha Green, of Glenolden,
Pa. and her brother. Stanley Moilitt, ot
Brenford, on Sunday.
Mildred Jester. "a. was glad TO nave
hor family from Harrington with her
on sunday.
Hazel Alexander. '23. and Cntharyne
Denney. 90. spent the week end with
Thelna Hines. "a, at her home near
Wilmington.
Several of the girls spent today at
the school Rally that was hetd III
Elkton for Cecil County, Md
Th. students were DELIGHTFULLY."- sur
nrised when II was announced on Mon
day evening that free samples ot 'ol-
gates products would be distributed
Immediately after dinner. The girls
saw that dinner was soon over. 1heh
! followed the greatest jam ever VII
| messed at the college. The girls were
! standing in line awaiting the arrlNa'
| Of Lilly and Harmer the Colgate rep
rcsenta tatives-cveryon was impatieh'
! for once something was to be received
for nothing. The representatives soon
arrived Then followed the greatest
/ stirpyisr of the evening instead OF the
/ tiny tubes of tooth paste that were FN-
| pectcd. the girls each received com
plete weekend eRaes, beantnuiy t''"
| with blue and gtme ribbon.
Monday morning. Lucille Pctry, ~.
| gave very interesting as Wen aS m
str,lctive discussion Of current events
Miss Pct1-v told of the work that INC
| German propagandists are trying 10 a"'
/ az the ultimatum that Secretary HugheS
has delivered 10 Panama Of IN" an
| preaching crisis in China aud W nc
| three pre cent bill. regulating linih-
| grafton. which has just passed 'he
| House and which is now awaiting VIZ
approval Of the Senate
The students always enjoy any dls
cussion Of current topics They are
81 b,,sv that frequently they are un-
able 10 keep strictly in touch vain Wha'
u roinr m in the outside world.
-r,fis rnornirrg. the chapel period was
given over to the Red Cross Ass"c'a
tion Cardcue williams, q. presid"n'
N the Association. presided a. 'olF
meeting. which was held for the puf
poae Of cIecting new officers fm inc n
coming wear -,
on Friday morning. Miss Mah'
Krau state secretary Of the Nonhh
WCp,er's Christian AsRociaticn' WI
sneak 10 the student body in as'serno'N
SATURDAY shere will be an exhihi'io'
,-,van by the Art Department o. ~
r-,iversitv of Delaware There VIII n'
.,xhihite.i ~ that time hand woven rus :
| nillourz table runners, haskcis' "'N 7
scnrfs and numerous othef arr. III
r,,ao nv the students pppos'u Wy
oxbf,,,tton viii be displayed oid nan"
woven articles articles that nave "e''
c,,,,ccted from the relatives and frin'h
~ tho girls. It will he Interesting .
co,,r,re the modern workrna nshfp WIZ
that of years ago.
Tho eighth grade q me NeWs'
Grammar School has woven ru~ "''
,r;r ~, offered for safe on that Gay