Evening journal., 1921-03-16
Women s College Notes
ny RurH . NNE RUSSELL

The sophomores worked very in
dustriously to make their party al
success on Saturday evening and
their Industry was rewarded. The
stores IN Newark furnished a number
OF important decorations in the form
Of large advertisements with which
the Sophomores decorated the Hilar-
jun. The Sophomores are a very
clean class judging from the soap
advertisements which they presents
ed The pictures presented were as
follows; Lux was represented by
Miss Ann Pearson; Ivory SoapA by
Miss Gertrude Rouse. Miss Edith
Leonard and Miss Sara Roe; Old
Dutch Cleanser. by Miss Esther Gem
tiou: Fairy Soap, by Miss Hannah
Deakyne; Palmolive Soap, by Miss
Marian Truax: Mulsifed Cocoanut
OH. by Miss Natalie Ayerst; Dander-
inc. by Miss Marian Skewis, Djer
Kiss Powder. by Miss Evelyn Spru-
ance. Miss Florence Phillips. Miss
Ruth Weihe: Beach and Motor Hair
Nets by Miss Elizabeth Walker Miss
Fay Moore Miss Ruth Russell; Onyx
Hosiery. by Miss Ann Cahan; Pau
Jones Middies. by Miss Mary Handy
Miss Coda Bradley. Miss Mar Deem;
Valspar, by Miss Margaret Learned
Sunkist Oranges, by Miss Ivy Hud-
son. Kellogg's Corn Flakes, by Mis-
Bernicc Simpson; Columbia Records.
by Miss Virginia Brown Miss Vir-
ginia Mason. Miss Mildred Wolf
Miss Katharine Collins, Miss Sara
Frazer.
The guests were gi-en paper and
pencil and the great prize of box
Of "Rit." done up in folds on folds
OF paper was given to the girl who
guessed the most advertisements
correctly. Miss Ethel Ferguson '22,
Miss Louise Hurley "a and Miss
Marjorie Bowen "a were about equal
IN their ability TO guess. The prize
was awarded by lot TO Miss Bowen.
After the pictures there was a grand
review OF all the guests, led by Dean
Robinson. dressed as Sun Maid Raj
sins. children on kiddie cars. Will
Hams shaving soap. hairnets, Camp
bell kids. Japanese ladies', a Murad
cigarette and N-Ray stove polish
followed the dean. The judges had
IUN'M AiWAnAN an ANNAAAAh hHRH AA'
best costumes and finally allowed
chance to say whether the Murad
cigarette or the stove polish were the
best looking. The X-Ray stove poll
ish ladies'. Miss Dorothy Ford. Miss
Eleanor Marshall and Miss Marguer-
lie Mitchell won the prize OF a box OF
tooth paste. The guests very oblig-
ngly then put on short show Of
thoir own. under the direction OF
Miss Ethel Ferguson. who was the
advertisement Bring Your Children
% the Circus. Games were then
played--hitting bags Of candy with a
EULER when blindfolded, carrying pea
nuts on a knife from one end of the
room to the other. this stunt was
Performed by the faculty. chewing
string for the marshmallow at the
end, were all enjoyed by the guests.
Dancing followed the games until 10
o'clock.
The girls from Lewes High School
were the guests at the college over
the weekend They were taken care
OF by members OF the W. c. d. from
lewes. Miss Eleanor Marshall 90
Miss Reba Russell "a. Miss Elizabeth
Nacintire "a and Miss Margaret
Fisher "a. The Lewes girls went
through tho usual program-seeing
The buildings. seeing the town. hav-
ing n jolly time at the party having
jolly time at a party in Topsy,
which was once known as Smith
BALL going to church on Sunday. and
being entertained by Dean Robinson
at luncheon at noon. The college
girls are hoping that many OF the
guests whom the college has enter
tained will return as Freshmen next
year.
Plans are now being made for the
coming Of a new class next year.
Hazing Is to be abolished. A friendly
spirit between the under-classes Is
to be encouraged. For the first week
ai least, the Freshmen will be royalty
entertained and made TO feel at
home. The plans are not finished
as yet, but promise a very happy
time for the coming Freshmen.
on Sunday afternoon Professor
Conover, who has taught Latin and
Greek to many a student at w. c. ID.
entertained at tea. Miss Ann Van SAM
81. Miss Ruth Bennett '21, Miss
Marie Le Gates 81, Miss Faye
Moore '23. Miss Ruth Russell '23 ant
Miss Louise Jackson "a were th'
guests from the Women's College.
on Sunday evening Mrs. Rankin
was the guest OF the college at din.
nor and later spoke during the even.
ing service Of the Y. W. c. A. Tho
topic was How Old Are You" Mrs
Rankin complimented the faculty on
being courageous enough to attene
the meeting. The question did no
refer to actual years however. bu
TO years Of really living life to th'
fullest not merely existing. Ever,
college girl has a chance TO live
rich. full life. She has a chance Il
take part in all kinds OF activities
BRAIN TESTS.
BY Sam Lloyd.