Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-09
Women's College Activities
by Elsle Leonore wooieyhan.

Newark Nov. g.. Marion Hatfield,
20. president OF the Student Self Gov
ernment Association at the Womcn's
College. will leave on Friday, Novetn-
ber II, In order 10 be present at the
disarmament convocation of y, iv,r-
stiles and colleges which begins at
Chicago on Sunday.
Dean Robinson will go 10 Dover or
Friday TO represent the Women's Col
ltge at a meeting OF the State Teach
ers' Association. Tomorrow she will
meet In Philadelphia with the other
members Of the Bureau Of Occupa-
tlon for Trained Women 10 attend a
discussion of the opportunities for
women in Philadelphia.
on Monday afternoon Rose Roberts.
20. and Gertrude Rouse. 20, accom-
panied by Miss Edwina Long. attended
the first meeting Of the Alliance Fran
caise. which was held at the Misses
EcbD's School. Wilmington. Miss
Rouse and Miss Roberts were selected
as delegates from Prof Brinton's
French class.
High School Seniors.
The visits Of high school seniors
from the various towns IN the state
viii begin November 10. tho date of
the second number Of the Artist
Series. Practically every week-end
during the whole OF the last col
I legiate year there was some senior
class visiting ar the women's Col
/ lege. II is AT this time that the high
/ school girls see for themselves just
/ how remarkable is the community
| life at the Women's College, and as a
result, many decide to register at the
/ Women's College for the coming year
! George L. Goodwin Of Washington
has been visiting his daughter, Vesta
/ Goodwin, who Is a member OF the
Freshman class. Mr. Goodwin is in
terstate Y. NJ. c. A. secretary for Del
aware, Maryland. West Virginia and
the District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Hebener. owner Of the Camera
shop at Easton. Md. recently TOOK
some pictures Of the Freshman class
Proofs have been received and tht
members OF 1925 are making their
choice Of the pictures to send "dowf
home"
Two more of the Seniors have begur
practice teaching in the Newark Higf
school. Eleanor Marshall is expound'
ing the scientific truths Of Biology
and Helen Groves is trying to make
the students have real apprecatlor
OF Latin by teaching Virgil. All Of TN
student teaching is under the super
vision of Miss Agnes Snyder OF th'
department Of education.
Junior Prom.
The Juniors decided at a recent clas
meeting to hold the annual junio'
promenade in the Hilarium at tn
/ Women's College on December Il. tn
dance. which Is given by the Junior
Ia the Senior class. is the most talke'
Of affair Of the college year, and n
lolter social event can equal ii. The fol
i loying heads of committees have bee
appointed: Decorations. Natali
Aterst; program, Faye Moore; music
Emily Ledenham; refreshments, Han
nah DealSyne.
The Juniors are entertaining thel
sister class mates, the members Q
AT SO late an hour that the student
1925. at a picnic this afternoon on IN
campus. where delicious picnic dir
,,sr will he served. Glasses were owe
dared not go in the country for nike
lest the darkness should oVertaK
them.
After careful consideration Of IN
result of the dramatic try-outs ias
week. Mabel X. Tebo, %, president q
the Dramatic Club. has selected IN
following cast for the presentation Q
Margaret Scott divers play, IN
Turtle Dove" Chorus man, Edn
Cranston. "a; Change Stu-fen' Vest
Goodwin. rs; the mandarin, LOUIS
jackson. "a; Kwen-Iin, his daughter
Helen Lucas. '25; the God OK fat'
kathryn Ladd. rs; the property mar
Letitia Pool, '23; and the Con
bearer, Nab Smith, %.
This play will not be given on Sat
urday night. November u, as wa
formerly announced. but viii be give
az some date In the near future.
Yesterday afternoon, Madeline Dix
on. '21 president of the Student Coy
ernment Association last year, spok
T to the Freshmen upon Loyalty
/, the Women's College"
Chapel Activities.
Monday morning the students wer
privileged TO hear the"Plgrim'
Chorus" from Wagner's Tame
hauser." the jewel song from Faust,
sung by Melba; selections by Kreisle