Newark post., 1921-11-23
Dad Will Welcome
His College Girl
November 81, 1921.


This afternoon another hockey
game was fought and lost, by the
Seniors to the Sophomores. Score,
60. The Sophomores seem to have
the team this year. Last week they
won over the Freshmen 81, and
over the Juniors FL. The Juniors
played the Seniors and beat them
So. Ruth Hayman and Mabel
Bromley are about the fastest play
ers in the college, both of them are
'24ers. But the cutest Of all is Dor
othy Wong, our Freshman from
Shanghai, China. She is little and
runs in and out among the players
never missing the ball when it is in
her territory, but the most noticeable
thing about her playing is the way
she smiles whenever she hits the ball,
always so pleased.
We were proud of our little college
this past week for we were able to
send our Student President ITO two
important conferences of the bigger
institutions of learning. Marion Hat
field was in Chicago the first part of
the week representing the Women's
College at the Student Armament
Conference. She came home Wednes-
day night, but went right away
again, to Boston this time. Although
we aren't large enough yet to have a
delegate at the Intercollegiate Stu
dent Self-Government Association
Conference, Marion went as an in
vited guest. 1t is good for our souls
to have such a person at such a
gathering, for she has come back
most enthusiastic and plumb full of
ideas for her Alma Mater.
You remember I told you of the
party the girls in Boletus had one
Friday night for everybody in the
house, and what a good time we
had? Sunday afternoon Miss Kelly
and Miss Calef, two faculty" hae
tea for all the girls of the "home.
Miss Calef was "the hit of the after
noon" with her reading. She ant
Miss Kelly made lovely hostesse:
and such entertaining ones, in fact
that no one thought of leaving til
= the dinner bell rang at five o'clock.
!, The mention of dinner reminds m
r, to tell you of the plans for Tuesda.
!, night. This old place fairly reek
with excitement and the odors o
O roasting turkey. We are all going t
W wear our best frock for this is to b
= a formal Thanksgiving dinner. Al
n the classes have special songs an
cheers, and as a whole we have yer
# special guests. Judge Watson Han
= rington and his wife, Mr.. and Mr.:
% Henry Ridgely, and the Governor an
the First Lady Of the State will b
here. AS Doctor Bevan said whe
accepting an invitation to dine wit
the Dramatic Board, 81 hear til
" mass is going to the Mems Colleg
n but the class is coming here"
lg Did you see the score for Satu
e. days game with P. M. c.? 60. "
d. all went up to Wilmington where
IL was played, and half the city, L,
sure, came out to help us cheer. III
College had as their guests for tt
weekend the Seniors of the Laur
and Seaford High Schools. By tt
be way Laurel has more girls in scho
Of here than any other little town. Th'
Id all went over to the game in bu
~ and at night went to the lecture
~ Wolf Hail. DR.. Ditmar of the Ne
nd York Geological Gardens was fine.
in wish we could have our Artist Seri
;s- more often, they are so good. b
il then I fear we wouldn't apprecia
an them were they weekly occuranct
All Thanksgiving vacation begi
in Wednesday at noon, and lasts
Monday noon. Isn't that grea
Look for me Wednesday on the 1O.'
n Yours with love,
- nocrN6ADv