Evening journal., 1921-10-19

Calef the instructor in biology; and
Miss Elizabeth Kelley. Instructor in
homo economics. These three ladies
went TO Philadelphia on Saturday
with Miss Minnie Rohr, in her Ford
limousine According TO the sketch.
Philadelphia is the most remarkable
city in the United states. IL is more
Partisan that New York because
skirts are worn longer in Philadel-
phia. There are more different kinds
OF architecture and street lamps in
"Philly." as those who know the
city we'll call it, than in any other
city. These are only a few OF the
remarkable things about Philadel-
phia The place is really worth
making the trip to see IT,
Monday was meeting day as usual
In the evening there was a meeting
OF the whole student body in the
Hllarium At this time Miss Emma
| l.. Wilson. director Of halls, spoke
to the girls Then the college re-
ceived its yearly lesson in table man.
ners. Miss Mabel Smith. a Junior
IN home economies gave the numer-
Gus instructions Of table etiquette at
the women's College. other matters
of importance were discussed.
The Dramatic Club had charge
OF the chapel period on Tuesday
morning Miss Mabel X. Tebo '22,
the president. told the freshmen
about dramatics at the Women's
College. The Dramatic Club is one
OF the strongest organizations in coll
lege It is also the most all-around
! organization. since u takes In art,
music. sewing as well as acting
Drama is life and drama will there
fore help us in the study and under
standing OF life.
The Dramatic Board aims to have
larger number Of girls play I'm pub
/ lie this year. TO have more things
happen especially in having speak
ers on dramatics talk to the club,
and IL possible to get in some way a
real theatre Miss Alice Ferguson
'22 the chairman OF the member
ship committee. told a few OF tho
/ things that the dollar membership
! does-entitles a member to the No
vember plays. the March plays, the
big spring play. Miss Ferguson urg-
ed the girls to go out for the spring
play for they might get trip home
since a tour through the state with
this play has been considered. Miss
Helen Groves '22. who has charge
OF the finances told some other
things which the Dramatic Club has
and does. There are sixty good books
on drama in the library and the Dra-
matte Club also subscribes for two
theatre magazines The Dramatic
Club entertains in two open nights
and gives a plaything In the dining
room every Wednesday night Being
a member is also a saving OF money
since the price of all the plays would
amount to more than SO and. OF
course everyone goes to the plays.
The fun Of being in the plays and
lplaythings must also be counted.
Miss Tebo then told OF the faculty
helpers--Dean Robinson. who Is
the finest actress rat the college;
Professor Quaesita Drake who all
ways helps in getting the properties
together; Miss Marian Parkhurs
who will help with the dancing
Miss Rachel Taylor who will hell
with the artistic side; Or. r. NJ. X
Foster, who is the faculty member
OF the Dramatic Board: G.. r.. Brin
ton r. c. Van Kuren and Alexander
Blair. Miss Rose Roberts "23. who
as chairman OF the program com.
mittee has charge OF the playthings
told Of the reason for playthings
first fun and then as sort OF try.
outs for the real plays to show
whether the girl is a comedienne OF
a tragedy actress. Miss Eleanor
Marshall '22. as chairman of tn,
scenery committee. asked the co.
operation OF the girls in getting the
scenery for the plays. The costume.
committee also asked for much co.
= operation and help.
The Glee Club held its regular
: practice on Tuesday evening instea,
B OF the usual Wednesday evening
practice.
! The first OF the artist series con
, cert will be held on saturday even
5 ing. The Philadelphia male quar-
tet will be the entertainers.
The Sunday evening service of tn
q Y. w. c. A., will be the candleligh
service in which the new member
I arc received into the association. DI
r Candee OF Wilmington. will be tn
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