Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-07

Newark. Dec. 7.--chapcl yesterday
Marian Hatfield. '22, president Of the
Student Government Association. The
subject under discussion was tho Ma
tional Student Committee for the
Limitation OF Armaments. Miss Hat
flcld explained the action that took
place at tho national conyocation Of
universities and colleges, recently held
at Chicago.
At the meeting on Sunday, Novem-
Der 10. tho delegates listened to
speeches by Sherwood Eddy Of ths
national Young Mems Christian AZ
ISOLATION, Dr. Charles a. Tindley Of
Philadelphia: Charles DENLY, Junior
| OF Princeton University; Rev. Or.
Nehemiah Boynton OF New York city.
Before the Sunday meeting adjourned
committees on resolutions and perm
! anent organization were appointed.
Before final adjournment on the
afternoon ofrthe 14th, a skeleton or
ganization was effected. which has
since been co-ordinated. President
Emeritus Charles w. Eliot OF Har-
ward has been chosen honorary chair
man: General Nathan William Mac
Chesney OF the University OF Michi-
gan, treasurer; John Rothschnd OF
Harvard. acting executive chairman.
The National Student Committee
for the Limitation OF Armaments has
as its purpose the desire 20 stimulate
among college students an interest in
the issues confronting the Washing.
ton conference. and 20 mobilize and
make articulate student sentiment
relative thereto.
The committee is seeking 10 achiev,
these purposes by furnishing the col
: leges with speakers on disarmament
preparing pertinent syllabi encourag
! ing meetings for study and discus
sion. conducting simultaneous straw
votes expressive Of undergraduate
and faculty opinion. and doing what
I. ever else will, in the opinion OF tn
executive, further the cause Of in
ternational disarmament.
The Women'ss College, as well a
every other institution participatinl
in the movement, win be represente
u by an undergraduate whose duty /
/ win be TO adapt the national program
TO the institution. Nominations wer
made during chapel for the colleg
J representative. a final ballot viii b
cast In the. near future.
Artist Series.
r The third number of the Arts
! Series VIII be presented in Wolf Ea
:, on Saturday evening at o'clocl
q when Count Ilya Tolstoy, son OF th
Il late Count Leo Tolstoy, VIII speak Q
Russia, Past, Present and Future
e The members of the senior classes
:. BridgevIlle and Harrington his
s schools, who will spend this week-er
y at the college. win attend this lectur
n Nine. Inouye, dean OF the hon
!. economies department of Toxic &C
g lege, will visit us tomorrow. She "
speak before the student body.
Try-outs for the mandolin club W
be held in the chapel room tomorra
evening Immediately after Dime
J. Every girl who owns a stringed i
" strument is requested to be preser
l. Chaperoned by Miss Dora Wilc,
OF the music department. the class
musical appreciation. Nellie Hughs
%; Grace Marvel. 90: Gladys Wilcc
u 90: Natalie Ayerst, 90: Edith Leo
ard, 20; Lettitia Pool. %; Hill
IN Brown. '23;. Margaret Black, '25, a.
be Miss Powers). journeted to Philad'
&c phia on Thursday evening last whe
he they had the privilege of heari
re Pucini's opera. Madame .Butterfi,
ns which was presented at the Metropo
~ ton Opera House.
,5 Senior Tea
I The class OF 1922 will entertain