Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16

ront Two pianos Will be moNeu hito
the Hilarium for this event. The music
will begin at O'Clock and Will last at
least an hour. There will be no dane
ins. hut any girl may invite a man
n she so desires.
Several of the students OF the
women's College will attend the dance
that will he given at the Armory this
evening by the Freshmen and Sopho-
moro classes Of the University of Del
aware.
Yesterday. April IS. several members
of the faculty Of the women's College
attended a meeting OF the Smyrna New
century Club. Miss Wilcox. instructor
Of music at w. {. D.. gave several vocal
selections. Mrs. Wilson. native OF New
York. gave an interesting account or
the development of her own state: Miss
Rnhr. OF the Education department. who
is from Virginia. spoke of the develop
mont Of her own state; and Dean kob-
inson took as her subject Memories OF
John burroughs" John burroughs was
a personal friend of Miss Robnson's.
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Rohr were pres
ent at an afternoon gathering that was
given by Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Wilkin-
son in Newark on Thursday afternoon.
April "a.
number Of the students went to
Wilmington on Thursday evening. April
Il. 20 witness the production of the
"Mikado' that was given on that date
nv the New Century Club Of Whining
ton.
ON Wednesday afternoon. the sixth
grade of the Tower Hin School. VIII
mington. visited the Womens college.
At thar time some OF the children gave
a presentation Of Stockton's Clocks Of
Ronda inc" In spite Of the fact that
there were absolutely no stage proper
tics used. the play proved 10 be very
effective. and was enjoyed by all those
who witnessed it Miss Green directed
IN, plav Everyone who saw the play
~ that she had seized remarkable
plan for corrective work. Not ono Of
Tho faults that she mentioned was dis
ccrnlhle n the play.
Guests AT the Practice House for
dinner Wednesday evening were Marie
l. Gates IL Rose Roberts. y. sara
Frazier % and Roberta Burton. %
Sometime ago. the Academic council
pissed a ruling that no girl who had
received SO per cent "Cs" would be al
lowed 20 hold any ONCE 81 take part
in any outside activities. This rule has
been changed II now reads more than
So per cent "Cs instead Of so per cent
"Cs"
This year both faculty and students
have felt that some girls have been
holding 10 many offices in student or
ganizauons. They feel that the burden
should fan on n larger number Of girls
than has been the case in the past. In
order 10 bring about the desired change
committee was appointed 10 work out
Point system. This system was
submitted 60 the officers Of the stu
dent Self Government Association and
met with their approval. Madeline
Dixon. president OF the association. viii
hring the plan before the student body
IN the near future.
on "Wednesday April IS, the Reporter
stan for tho incoming year was elected
The elections read as follows Editor
in-chief Margaret Monett. %: senior
editors. Elsie Wooloyhan. -. and A
Louise Philips %, junior editor. Ruth
Russell. Is. sophomore editor. Lucille
petry, "a freshman editor. 10 be APP
pointed next fall business manager
Ruth Wrihe. '2S assistant business
manage Miriam CARL. - adyertis-
ing manager. Frances WorthinEton
"a assistant advertising manager
Edna Cranston. "a calculation mana
ser. Edith Leonard. '23. assistants Sara
Roe '28 and Josephine Burnett "a
The last issue of the Reporter this
year Will b. put out by the new staff
The Commencement number will be- the
joint work ot tho new and old staffs.
At present the interest e the student:
l. centered around May Day. May "A
Tho play that Will he given before the
May queen Madeline Dixon. q or
that day viii be Ben Johnsons. The
Hue and Cry after Cupid" Ethel Fer
Euson. %? has charge Of the costumes
for May Day. Miss Ferguson will bt
assisted IN her work by Lillian Thorn
Icy. '2l. Brita buckingham. 81 Marian
Rodney % Ruth Weihe. '23 Blanche
Derrickson. %. Marian Skewis. %
Lucille Petry. - and Louise Jackson
-.
Meetings were held by the severa
Glasses this wees 10 select the MAY
queens attendants. The following at
tendants have been selected Senior
class Lillian Thornley, and Edna Pratt
Junior class, Margaret Finck and MariaI
Rodney. sophomore class. Edna Greer
and Frances Mccoy: Freshman class
Josephine Burnett and Margaret Moore
The Sons Of Delaware will be with
the students FOR the May Day celebra-
ZION.
Many days the girls worked on the
college campus endeavoring TO rid The
grounds OF that obnoxious weed. the
candelion. For every dandeliOn tina
was uprooted. dozen or more seemed
20 spring up in It's place. II was i'm
possible for the girls 70 realize theil
cherished hope-the sight Of a campus
without a single dandelion as a result
of their labor. The campus IS now
beng mown by horse power.
Mrs. A. d. Warner. OF Wilmington
has recently given a beautiful picture
q the Women's College. This painting
has been hung in the Warner Room
OF Residence Hall.
The First Aid class held its regular
meeting on Thursday evening. April IA
Pictures Of the Home Nursing clas:
have just been received from the ROya
Studio, Wilmington. These pictures were
taken several weeks ago. on the even
ing that the practical examination IL
Home Nursing was given at the Nurs
ing Center IN Wilmington. The picture
shows the girls doing actual work il
the sick room. The girls In the picture
are Pearl Price. '23; Madlin Jones
-. Mildred Jester. "a; Josephine Bur
nett. "a Mary Givison. "a; Anna Mar
vel "a Madeline Johnston, "a; Lois
Garrett "a. Edna Cranston. "a: Lditi
Kelly. %; Anna Carroll, "a; Mildred