Evening journal., 1921-10-29
College IS NOW
7 YEARS old
Newark High School Stu
dents Give Elaborate
Halloween Party
w. K. MENDENHALL
GETS SCHOLARSHIP
specIal d The EvenIne JournaI.

Hpecial 70 me tVening journal
NEWARK. oct %. ~ Founders
Day. marking the seventh anniver-
sary OF the opening Of womens Col
lege OF the University Of Delaware.
is being observed at the college this
afternoon. Planting Of trees end
shrubbery. gifts from various organ
izations is feature Of the program.
Following the tree planting, there
will be special exercises in Wolf
Hall. when addresses will be made
by DR.. Walter Hullihen. president Of
the university; Miss Marian Hatneld.
president Of the Student self-Gov-
ernment Association. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Schermerhorn vice president OF the
General Federation Of Womens
Clubs
One OF the most elaborate and de-
lightful affairs ever given by the
students of the local High School
was tho Halloween party held in the
armory last night Both stu1ents
and teachers went TO considerable
trouble TO make the affair attractive.
Virtually every student OF the
school attended the party In cos
tune, and some OF them were espe-
cially attractive. The several i.,.r-
strel and other sketches put on by
the students in the early evening won
the applause OF a large number OF
guests. most Of them parents OF the
students The hall was attractively
decorated. showing a Hallowe en er-
feet. The late evening was spent in
dancing Much credit for the sue I
cess of the affalr IS due the Misses
Gallahor. Houston and Purple, teacn- ,
ers at the school who assisted in :
preparing the program.
Mr. and Mrs Donald p. Horsey
are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of a baby girl The baby was
born last night at the home Of Mrs.
Horsey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pllling Mr.. Horsey is a graduate OF
the University OF Delaware and /
played on both the baseball and bas-
kctball teams while in college. Mrs.
Horsey for several years was secre-
tary to Dean r. Laurence Smith, OF |
the University.
Dean and Mrs. e. Laurence smitn /
entertained at cards last night
''The Upper Rooms OF Life" will
he the subject Of q sermon hv the
Rev Edgar Jones at ST. Thomas
Episcopal Church tomorrow morn
ing. In the evening. MT. Jones will
preach on THE brotherhood OF the
-Pprning Heart" Members OF the
Junior Order American Mechanics
Of Newark will attend this service in
a body.
Miss Rachel Taylor. OF the Art
Department Of the Women's College,
University OF Delaware several Gays
ago visited the Art Department OF
the Childrens University School,
New York and the Lincoln School
OF New York. The lincoln School is
under the direction OF the Teachers
College OF New York.
Students OF the Women's College
interested In art have had a fine op-
portunitv this week OF viewing art
work. as a large exhibit was received
from the School Of Fine and Applied
Arts OF Pratt Institute. Brooklyn.
The exhibit is the work OF students
at Pratt Institute.
DR. f. V. Vaughn. OF the Depart
ment OF History University OF Della
ware has sixteen students in extern
sion classes that he is conducting at
Greenwood. Sussex county. There
are two classes. one studying Amer
lean Government and the other eco
nomics.
Miss Mamie Rohr. OF the Depart
Fnent Of Education. Women's Col
iege is spending the week-end with
Miss Snyder. supervisor OF rural
schools IN Sussex county.
The committee OF the University
OF Delaware faculty on prizes and
scholarships has awarded the Prince
ton scholarship prize OF 500 for this
college year TO william Kenneth
Mendenhali, a sophomore OF Hook
essin.
Al meeting OF the local troop Of
Boy scouts held az the High School
t3esf night John Shaw, a member
OF the Scout committee was elected
treasurer Of the troop.
Rodney Warren. scout master,
who. by hard work in the last few
week. has made an unusually live
organization out OF the local troop.
announced that he viii shortly re-
move 10 Wilmington. but efforts viii
be made by the scout committee TO
so arrange il that he can commute,
thereby keeping up his work with
the scouts.
Students Of the Women's College
VIII give "A dance in the Armory this
evening
AT the invitation OF the athletic
authorities Of the University of
Delaware Wilmington High School
students Will attend the Delaware
Washington College football game
this afternoon.