Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-09

Louise Jackson "a. is reeping It's bene-
dts.
Miss Philips. Miss jackson and the
members of the senior class assisted
Dean RobinHon i'm receiving the guests.
Dorothy Ford. ~, head OF tennis.
has posted a set Of tennis rules. TIE
rules read as follows. Fifteen hours of
practice required for points or hours
per week for weeks beginning Monday
April 10. no excuses will be allowed.
practice that IL missed on account Of
rain must be made up all students must
dgn up number OF hours Of practice and
the date Of practice: courts must be re-
served on chart posted In Science Hall.
The Junior class has chosen Eliza
beth Taylor, ~. az the manager Of its
basketball team. The other classes viii
have meetings this week 20 elect their
managers.
The Athletic Association has chosen
Katherine Howell, "a, as head Of base
ball, and Louise Jackson. "a as head Of
basketball.
Sixty-cight girls have signed up for
basketball-the largest number In the
history Of the college. Last year IL
would have been impossible for 80 large
number of girls 70 practice even
though they had wished to do 80. This
year there is a new court. which makes
II possible for every girl 10 practice the
allotted time in order 10 make her points.
A number Of the students attended
the baseball game on Thursday after
noon between Dartmouth College and
tho University Of Delaware. The de-
feated Dartmouth nine left Newark i'm
medlately after the game,
On Friday Of next week, the members
Of the Newark Century Club will visit
the Century Club of Smyrna. Mrs. VIII
son will give an account Of the work
that Is being done in her own state
New York Miss Rohr, native of
/ Virginia. will tell Of the growth and de-
velopement of Virginia.
Tomorrow evening in Y. W. e. A.. Pro
fessor Dutton. Of the English depart
ment Of the University of Delaware
will speak. Professor Dutton Is an IN
teresting speaker. and tho girls are
/ looking forward with much pleasure u
/ hearing him on Sunday evening.
Tickets are now on sale AT the
Wornans College for "Mkado" that 81
/ To he given AZ the Century Club IN VII.
( mington on April a. Nellie blair. a
! Sophomore. az the Wornen's College
VIII take part
| Mr.. Wilkinson. business Adniuistrat.
| tor Of the University, Mrs. wilkinson
and Miss Virginia Powell were guests
n the Women's College for dinner or
I Thursday evening.
The ''plaything" which was n hav,
| been given by the Sophornores on Wed.
nesday evening was postponed until
/ Thursday The funny pranks and jokei
/ If the dsrky minstrels set the whole
l dining room in laughter.
/ On Wednesday morning, April s
| Katherine MofFitt. "a, gave an extreme
/ ~ interesting review Of current events
! Miss Moffitt took Up current topics IN.
1 der three main headings. namely. In
/ dustrial. political and educational. she
discussed the conference Of railroad rner
! which Mr.. Harding Is having in Wash
/ ington. This commission. Miss ALofitt
| said. claimed to have a panaeea for al
/ railroad Ills. She gave a lucid review
/ Of political affairs. both foreign and do
( nestle. IN connection with education
! Miss Moffitt discussed the system Of Civ.
| ing examinations over the whole of the
work covered during the four years ir
[ college. She said that this system had
4 been adopted 70 some extent in America
| Friday morning. Edith Kelley. =
gave an interesting discussion Of the lif,
( and work of Madame. .cur1e. the eminen
( F'rensh Scientist.
! given over 70 the Dramatic Club. Mabe
Tebo. q. president Of the Dramati
On Monday. April II. chapel will b
I club. viii preside at the meeting.
Both Tuesday and Wednesday morn
ings have been set aside for the frs
nominations Of the officers for the stu
dent Government Association 10
the incoming year.
On Friday morning next. Virgins
Brown, %. will discuss the immigration
| question.