Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Development of Music
at WOmen'S College
By Bertha Ia Tour Welcome

been conducting a second class n ''leaci
ing English and Literature E he Fh
mentary Grades aTnCng the teacher
this coitrty. Farly iD the fan she F'nr'
n class of this kind Tor rural NCV af
teachers and ~ popilar did j. prove ~
that the WilmIuRfou city teachers Hkf
fOT a similar coirse AccOfdiTgly. r..F
of thirty was o-g ,ized fourfaen men fe
n which are working ior oollegs ere
Prom time % time neW nen.bsrs la
been nddcd until ~ ThuHfay n
week fhc addition n Two rev fDefrh
made total n ihirtysiz After 80
ducfing her class work nEunI 10 'sacfera
on 1huFsday. Mis- Pohr vsi'ef -ft0f
q,iainted With TIE eiildren who viii i1rr.
part Of n demonstration elass in English %
a Saturday morning rleefingof The teal
err ~ usirg tct1rl children r 30
denomination clssses, hiss fohr tf
70 put .nfo practice hsT thenTies c0rerr
Ing the subject n teaching - giiah ar e.
show the teachTs how ~ - b fer'
results from their own WORK
Several members a Ne serri0r eisHs
the Wornen's College are oordur'ir
rlasses in he Newark High s1hn1l undo
The direction 81 NiEs agnes @rwfr
Gi.pervlso- ~ PrarfIef Iearfirg Del
work q proving nOt oriv .rteresftr
their own rsoiuf of v1evv hgt srtire
factorv 'o he Sipervl-oT and = fr
School students NJ he A~~rsTk
four graduates r. ,he Women
are teaching % Drassnf: Ann lrleehf
IS, olive Heiser Is. Madur Airkrrso
IL and Helen Ailhsen - Ihese .ff
arc making The bond hetwesn aol-gr
school even -ioser md frrneg trd .rr
helping - carry nv 'he splendif 81 ~
/ tIoral program ~ the N1f0rn'' glerr
Meanwhile the Frpqh men in fdnetf
are urcrsrinv tgr fhefT lafer Errr
recitation rooms ~ fhr Newvrk ~
bv Ulav.nr r''h me ~ l1rsn p fhe
mar and elementary grades tnf 3
uav becoming --ilv sarTrlafnfe4 rf
them After c&orl Lorre 'E0 0fferrrrr
each week slV ~ The college zir'. r~'
school -each the childra- ramss tnd
enter into their sports
Three ~ these girls 70 - the rrirn ri
grades and three ~ the slrrnentarr grniaT
This will lead 70 other after school wrrk
with children m The nart ~ ~ stsiden'a
who are planning u give -nue nf .hfr
time 70 the eneoura cement ~ wnnlnfnrlf
activities ~ everv lnd Ihese nians
which are now IN process ~ orrlrliEnflpn
will include walks N he rouutrv when
birds. trees. and aoWers will ne studiec
| voluntarily, singing clubs, stcrv reillnE
hours. folk dancing ana games.
The Dramatic Club meetInE, whlch
was 10 have been held Frdav niEht p ~
I POSTPONED because ~ the illnsss rs DT
+ +. N X. Foster faclIltv advls -. A board
meeting viii be he'd IN the near fltur'
I in order 20 discuss certain business nat
ters which are u be decI1ed. ana he pia7
"Mannikln and NInnIkin En1ch "a
10 form 30 attractive 4 feature of -
meeting, vii 1e gwen ~ saturday
March 3 when the social commits la'
/ planned 20 invite g7lests according - t1'
7 custom II Open SiEnt
No programs are belEg arrAnzed - thi
committee i0r THIS month since every
weekend viii be 3 very busy and interest
ing one Tonight the fourth q ne Ar-.s'
series furnished he most worth whi-s
feature of the Year, john DrlnAwater
lecture on Abraham Lincoln
Next Saturday February p. VII -
riven over to he Aiumna sanClst, 'h.
great event al the year. snd - saturday
February %. the Freshmen viii give
semi-formal dance.
Speakers from the VARIOUS classes lavs
been chosen tot me oaguet, - follows
senior. Helen q Fisher Junior teler
Groves. Sophomore. Rose Roberts rrr-r
man. Mildred Wolfenden.