Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-10

flowers. and the mountains that are
present everywhere. She honored ths
students with a typical japanese song.
During the chapel period yesterday
morning she spoke on the attitude OF
the women in japan towards disarma-
ment, saying the women are heartily
IN favor Of the plan.
The drive for the fellowship fund
has already begun at the Wornei1's
College. Ruth Russell, 23, f. CHAIR
man OF the drive. The collectors. who
are earnestly trying 20 secure the con-
tributions before the Christmas hou-
days are: Esther Gentieu. %;
Dorothy Ford, %; Ethel Ferguson.
%; Margaret Walton. '24. Lucille
Petry, '24; Kathryn wills. "a: Mabel
Smith, 20; Roberta Burton, "a; Helen
! Black. "a; Ruth Weihe, '22 Leuors
/ Parsons, '25; LetFla Pool, 20; Ger-
! trUde Rouse. '29, and Evelyn spruance,
l'Z3. Last year the Women's Coilegs
raised more than 800 for the fund.
/ It Is hoped that the contributions VIII
equal that amount this year
The material for the Christina.
number of THE Blue Kettle" will 20
{ IN the printer on Monday morning.
Alurnnae should send their subscrip-
tons to Ruth Weihe, '22, business
manager. IN order to secure the first
and succeeding issues.
The second Of the series Of fvs
lectures arranged by the English de-
partment for the edlfication Of the
Freshmen was given IN Wolf Hall on
Tuesday evening at 3 p. m. r. G. Van
Keuren spoke on Reading" Book.
on religion. travel. history, and phil
osophy are TO be read for the knowI-
edge that is to be gotten from them.
. he said. We go to a biography in
b order to get a survey Of the period
. and 70 know o man as a great man ~
his age Novels of Scott. Thackeray,
Meredith. Hardy, Stevenson and
George furnish enjoyment. Kipling.
Poe, o. Henry, Hawthorne. Bret Hsrts
and Stevenson are the best known In
the world Of the shor. story. There
is much to choose from when we
think Of poetry. Shakespeare is. OF
course. first in dramatic literature. II
IS we'll to be familiar with all kinds
Of literature Mr.. Van Keurer closed
! by saying that it is advisable how
ever, to choose one field and devote
ones time 70 a full understanding OF
that field.
= Y. w. c. A.
-, The Y V. c. A. service on Sunday
4 evening. December il. promises 10 bs
h one Of unusual interest \ play
n Lighting the Christmas Candles" win
!. be presented. Pauline Pryor, "a. VIII
. take the leading part as the Spirit ot
d Christmas" The other characters are:
o Gladys Wilcox, %; Anna Marvel. "a:
n Louise Elliott. "a; Aiadliu Jones. "a
d Grace Reed, '25; Vests Goodwin. '25
II Mary Eisenbrey, %; Dorothy Wong
%: and Dorothy Mum, '25.
Marion Rodney, %. is arrargins
IT special. music and Grace Marvel, %
Ir IS planning the costumes.
Is DR.. Edgar Jones. rector Of the New
" ark Episcopal Church. was with thi
al students again Thursday evening. ~
/ had no particular subject for discus
8 sion, but answered to the satisfaction
n of the students such questions a
Id these: Why does It seem that the per
III son in the wrong is never punished?
le Why are there so many denomina
uons?" and Why does God permi
le so much evil to go on in the world?''
~ The students began during IN
; chapel period on Wednesday mornin
ei to practice Christmas carols for th
y approaching holiday season. for IN
hs WOmen's College girls sing the
'l carols out in the open air the nign
before they 90 home for the Christ
mas recess. The singing OF caro-
has become a college tradition.
DR.. Ernest Y. Vaughn of the hi:
-. tory department gave a most intel
~. esting discussion OF current event
- during the chapel period On Thursda,
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