Evening journal., 1921-11-23

guests from the high schools OF the
state over the past week end The
girls Of the senior class OF Laurel
High school and searord High
school were the guests. They ar
rived in time for luncheon on Sat
urday. After luncheon the entire
rarty went to Wilmington in a spec
ial bus 10 see the Delaware-P. M. c.
game. They returned in time for
dinner After dinner the guests en-
joyed another kind OF entertain
ment. the Artist Series lecture on
Sunday evening everyone attended
church and were entertained at
luncheon by Dean Robinson. The
girls from Seaford were Miss Eliza
beth Cannon. Miss Mayme Richard
son. Miss Agnes LLOYD, Miss Virginia
Vincent Miss Naomi Friedel, Miss
Virginia Harrington. Miss Lola Crit
nth. Miss Nelma Williams, Miss
Florence Marvel. Grace Coulbourno
and sigma Coulbourne.
Miss Katharine stevens who was
graduated from the Women's Col
leee last June and who is now teach
ing in Seaford chaperoned the Sea-
ford girls The guests from Laurel
were Miss Mary Allen, Miss Ethel
Baker. Miss Ruth Collins. Miss Salne
Galloway. Miss Mildred Henry. Miss
Miriam Holt. Miss Eloise Rodney
other alumnae OF the Women's Col
and Miss Beuiah Thompson An
lege. Miss Bernice Hastings 30
chaperoned the girls from Laurel
II is probable that several OF the
girls will be permanent residents
next year as members Of the class
OF 1925.
The second OF the Artist Series en-
tertainments was different from any
ever given before and was very in
teresting DIT. Raymond L. Dit.
mars. Curator OF Reptiles OF the
New York Geological gardens, gave
an illustrated lecture on Our Ami.
NAL Friends and Foes. The illus.
trations were motion pictures which
depicted the life and characteristic
Of animals. The first reel was g
description Of the ape family and the
missing link. The second reel wa,
the life OF the spider. The third
was concerned with snakes and rats
The attendance was very good althC
many members OF the University did
not return Immediately after the
Delaware-P. NJ. G. game. DR.
Ditmars was the guest OF the Wo-
mems College at dinner on Saturday
evening and at breakfast on Sunday
morning
The Y. W. C. A. service on Sunday
Fs.r
Miss Mamie Rohr was the leader OF
The meeting. Miss Rohr read a num-
Der Of Thanksgiving stories and sew
eral Thanksgiving prayers.
The chapel service on Monday
morning was another travelogue
Miss Dorothy Calf told OF her trir
10 Washington during the vacation
on Armistice Day. Miss Marian
Parkurst. instructor in physical edu-
cation. and Miss Ada Willin, assistant
10 Professor Drake OF the chemistry
department, were also Washington
guests at this time. Miss Calf, whs
y,ls instructor IN biology. spoke FOL
f. entire paWy. Miss Calf told o
o's Armistice Day parade in detail
E hao ,asrlin was the only one in tn
= We enough TO venture anon
- owds at Arlington TO see tn
tsuriai OF the unknown soldier
Before Miss Calf had finished tell
ing Of the parade. the first chape
bell rang The rest OF the trip wa,
necessarily rather hurried. on sat.
urday the party did" Washington
on a sightseeing tour. On Sunday
hey all went TO church and Sunday
School. Mr.. william Jennings Bryan
was to speak at Sunday School but
hey hid to leave before nc spoke 10
catch the train back to Newark. Tho
last chapel hell furnished the final
Illustration OF the train bell.
Monday is always a day Of meet
lnrs but last Monday was the scene
or more meetings than any previous
Monday this year. The meeting o'
tho Y. W. c. A. cabinet and the ex
ecutive board Of the Student Self
Government Association met a.
usual. Every class held a class meet
ing The Juniors went so 70 as q
have two meetings as well as a meet
ing OF the stan OF the Blue and Cold
The Reporter stan held meeting Z
discuss the publication OF maya
zine. The Athletic Council also hel
a meeting.
Tho STAFF OF the former Women
College reporter has decided 20 pub
lish a monthly magazine instead {
bi-monthly news sheet The fir
magazine will probably be publshe
before Christmas holidays. Til
oditor-in-c hief. Miss Margaret MOT
fctt 20, has asked all the colleg
10 contribute ideas for a name 10
the magazine The name for tn
lnagaz ne will be chosen from tn
suegestions given by the studen
body
Miss Katharine Richards IN
student secretary OF the Y. W. c. A
in the East Central Field. will visi
. the college after the Thanksgiving
recess. Miss Richards will NEE
with the cabinet She will probabl,
address the NJ ssion Club and speal
during tho chapel period. She will
also probably hold private confer.
cnces with the girls The Y. W. c. A
will start the drive for the student
relief in East-Central Europe after
The Thanksgiving holidays.
The staff OF the Blue and Gold
viii have the pictures taken by the
Bachrach studio OF Philadelphia
The photographer will come TO the
college on Wednesday and Thursda,
BRAIN TESTS.
BY SAM LLOYD.