Evening journal., 1921-04-30
Women s College Notes
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL


charming little piayiet Miss Ann
Van SAINT explained the story, which
was acted in pantomlme. An old
circus man had a lovely daughter
named Columbine. who loved a hand
some Harlequin. Her father wished
her to marry a rich clown but love
triumphed and She ran away with
the Harlequin. The old circus man
grew old and unsuccessful. The rich
clown came back and Knocked him
Then. to his great surprise and de
light. Coiumblne and Harlequin re
turned with fine baby clown, and
an lived happily ever after. The
cast was as follows Coiumbihe. Miss
Margaret Groves; her father. Miss
Marie Locates; Harlequin, Miss Mar
ian graffin; the baby clown. Miss
Brita buckingham; the rich clown,
Miss Katharine stevens.
The most elaborate work yet at
tempted by the glee clubs OF the
University OF Delaware was very
successfully carried out on Friday
NIGHT. "Mlss Bob white" the com
edv opera by willard spenser was a
co,npiete success The opera was
presented under the direction OF Miss
Dora wilcox. instructor OF music at
the Women's College. Mrs Herman
Tvson. OF Newark, assisted Miss
wilcox. Miss Marian Watson. physi-
cal director al the womens College.
helped with the dances. Raymond
w. Kirkbride and q. p. Brinton, Of
the modern language department OF
the university. were respectively
business manager and manager OF
the stage and properties. The Uni
versitv Of Delaware orchestra as
sisted Miss Wilcox The entire cast
was so good that the honors seem
about equally divided among them
The entire cast Is as follows; Artie
TriBnlion. Leonard r. Daley; Billy
Van Million. J. J. Christneld. million
aires who through losing an election
bet are forcing 10 become tramps
for two months, Duke OF High Titles,
clifford A. Smith Lord Bashful. +.
Johnson Rowan, his son, an ardent
fox hunter in love with Goldenrod ;
Friend Samuel Rodd. Irving Boggs;
a Quaker farmer who works tramps,
Jack Hearty. James Deputy, a
farmer lad. afterward an American
Jackie, in love with Goldenrod
O'Yankcmln, Harold Repp. sub
urban Irish policeman; Nagg. John
NJ. wells, a fox hunter; George
washington De We're. Theodore
Dantz. Ire Billions butler; Clara Iiv-
/ ingston. Helen c. Fisher, n. Y So
ciety belle. who assumes the name
OF "Rob White" Goldenrod. Eleanor
I Vinyard. daughter OF Friend" Rodd
Miss Swe-in-the-Past Autumn, Bea-
trice Naylor, a One-Only-al Dame
who adores ancestors: Miss Schuyler
Mabel Bromley, One-only-al dame
. Maggie. Myra Everett, a maid; cho-
ruses: The One-Only-al Danes, Bea.
trice J. Nayior. Mabel Bromley
GLADYS Wilcox. Mildred Horsey
Pauline Pryor, Marian Rodney Reba
Russell.
Quaker Maids: Eleanor Rush
! Pearl Price. Lucille Petry. Mary Cru.
well, sara Frazier, Sara Hatfield
Doris Locates.
Milk Maids: Katherine Stevens
Anne Van SAINT Grace Marvel, Ro-
berta Burton. Vivien Porter.
Fox Hunters: Howard p. Yost
Geoffrey Houghland, Robert B
Pierce. Herbrt 2. Kirk. James F
Fox. Theodore Dantz. John NJ Wills
.lC. Norman wade.
The opera was so we'll done tha
n Miss Wilcox has been asked to give
"Miss Bob White" in Wilmington
Probably this will be in the neal
=. future.
. There were many guests at the col
! lege over the weekend whose prin
! cipal object was to see the opera
3 The girls from Selbyville and Frank
, ford High Schools arrived on Fri
8 day and will be the guests OF the col
o. -llege over the weekend.
I Saturday evening will he opei
o. night at the Women's College. Th
e musical program will be "followe'
by dancing"
q The Y. W. c. A. meeting on Sun
z day evening will be addressed b.
Z flLeonard b. Smith. OF the PENN
a sula NJ f. Church OF Wilmington.