Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-17
JUNIOR PROM At
WOMEN'S COLLEGE
Continued from page 7.

evening. Margaret Scott divers play. |
"The Turtle Dove" will be presented |
ir the Hilarium on that night irnme-
dlately after dinner. Rehearsais under |
the direction Of Miss Dorothy Calef |
are being held nightly.
The stan os "The Blue Kettle" is
glad to announce that the Christmas
number of the college ma gaZine will
be ready for circulation on Wednesday
next. Alumnae should send their sub
scriptions to Ruth Weihe, %, business
manager.
The Sophomores entertained at a
dinner party on Wednesday evening in
honor OF Professor George f. Brinton
of the modern language department,
the honorary member OF the class Of
1924. One side of the dining room was
reserved The tables. which had been
arranged in the shape of the letter S.
were prettily lighted with yellow can
dies The color scheme was also car
ried out in the blue and gold hand
painted place cards, and the golden
butterfly" salad.
| Greta McKinsey, Sophomore presi-
dent, welcomed Professor Brinton into
the midst of the c--lss of 1924. Pro-
4 fessor Brinton answered by saying
that he could not commend the
| Sophomores on the wisdom of their
choice, but that he felt highly honored
to become a Sophomore once more.
He then congratulated the Sopho-
mores on being one of the four best
classes at the Women's College.
Louise Jackson, in behalf OF the class,
thanked the committee that was re-
sponsible for the success of the din
ner party. Frances Worthington,
Marjorie Burns. Sara Hatfield, Flea
nor Vinyard, Josephine Burnett, Eliza
beth MacIntire and Lucille Petry. The
Sophomores adjourned to the Warner
room where they spent the early part
of the evening in becoming acquaint-
ed with their new member.
University Dramatlcs.
The Women's College Dramatic
Club, assisted by the Foot Lights
Club OF the mems college. will give
its first performance in Wolf Hall on
the evening of January IA. Three
plays will be presented, Stewart
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Mary MacMillan's THE Rose" and
Cosmo Gordon Lennop's THE I'm
pertinence Of the Creature" The first
rehearsal which was held in the Com
mon room OF Sussex Hall on Thurs
day evening, was under the direction
of Mabel X. Tebo, president of the
Dramatic Club, and Alexander Blair
faculty chairman OF the Foot Lights
Club. The cast of "Sir David Wears =
Crown" Is as follows; Prologue Fred
Smith, "a; you in the Audience, u
Paul Steel. '25; Her Majesty. the
Queen" Helen Groves. '22; Her
Highness, the Kings Great Aunt"
Louise Jackson, "a THE Soldiery.'
Frank Elise; Mime" Gilbert Christ
field, '22; milk maid. Gertrude Rouse
90; blind man, Leonard DAILY, %;
ballad singer, Theodore Dantz. '22;
Kings trumpeter, Newman Rose, '23;
King. John Wells. '23; Kings coun-
seIor. Norman Wade, %; populace.
III. Cedric Snyder, "a; headsman,
Merwin Aiken. "a; "Sir David" little
boy, Dorothy lie Fevre, '25; Sir
David's mother. Marian Hatfield. %.
Those who win take part in ''The
Rose" are: "Sir Richard" Johnson
Rowan, '23 Lady Sylvia" Florence
Phillips, %; 'Eustace." the page
Katherine Davis, '25. The characters
of "The Impertinence OF the Crea-
ture,' include; Lady Millicent," a
widow, Rose Roberts, %; an unknown
gentleman Earl Brandt.
The ideal Of six Christian habit: