Evening journal., 1921-02-02
Women s College Notes
by NUM- ANNE RUSSELL.

The second term Of the college
year began on Monday. Very few OF
the girls remained at the college dur
ing the interval between midyear ex-
amlnatiOns and the second term.
Those who did stay however, en-
ioyed some very big eats-hot cakes.
waffes and roast duck we're few OF
the dellcacies.
Very few OF the girls returned be
fore Monday morning There were
fourteen girls at breakfast and TWEEN
ty-six at chapel. Or. +. NJ. X Foster
distributed new schedules during the
chapel period. The old schedule was
so arranged that some of the girls
would have had three lessons in one
hour. The new one is better ar
ranged.
on Monday afternoon. the English
office In Science Hall was full the en-
tire afternoon with arts and science
students who were consulting DR.. w.
o. Sypherd about their schedules.
Miss Marian Watson, director Of ply
sical education and Miss Gertrude
Sturgis, secretary to the dean, we're
KENT busy also Miss WatsOn's o.
X. meaning that students were ply
sically able 10 take six subjects, and
Miss Sturgis' o. X. meaning that the
students were academically able TO
take six subjects, were necessary be-
/ fore Dr. Sypherd would accept the
schedule OF any student wishing to
take more than the required number
Of lessons.
There have been meetings after
meetings since the beginning OF the
new term. The executive board OF
| the Student SELF Government Asso-
I NTnnl.ts ~
The hoard will now have as perma-
nent meeting place room eight. Resi-
dence Hall. The cabinet Of the Youne
| Women's Christian Association met
on Monday evening. On Monday even-
1 ing also. there was a meeting or the
new Mattresses who were given some
new directions concerning serving by
the head waitress, Miss Eleanor Mar
/ shall on Tuesday at Ave minutes OF
six. Dean Winifred j. Robinson, mel
the girls who are 10 attend the jun
ior promenade 10 he given on Friday
evening In the ballroom OF the Hotel
dupont on Tuesday evening. The pro-
gram committee Of the \. w. G.. A
met with the chairman. Miss Ruth
Bennett, 10 plan the meetings for the
coming term Miss Margaret MOifett
editor in chief Of the olue and gold
called a meeting Of the juniors q
discuss matters relative to the prb-
lication OF the book.
The chapel period on Tuesday
, morning was devoted 10 singing I'M
der the direction OF Miss Dora vii
. cox. At this time Dean Robinson an
: nounced that the girls OF the Feb
ruary class Of the Wilmington High
school would be the guests at dinner
b or Thursday evening Miss M2be
I Tebo. president of the Dramatic Clul
/ announced that there were three new
theatre magazines on the Drama'i'
Shelf In tho library.
Miss Marian Granln, OF Hanover
/ pa. has returned 10 college. Mis-:
, Grsfln viii be graduated this year il
/ lIune. She SAYS that IL seems yer,
J natural to be hack, and the girls ar
! an glad that Marian has decided q
2 come back.
b Miss Bertha Welcome and Mis-
: Winifred Hanckett have finished thei
work necessary 20 graduate. Both
Miss Welcome and Miss Hanckett vii
return in June 10 be graduated wiz
q the class Of 1921.
= The very important grades are be
- ing given out this week The son
: iors and juniors received their grade
and some good advice from the deal