Evening journal., 1921-05-21

Miss Dora Wilcox had another re-
hearsal for the step-singing, which
takes place every year at commence
ment time at the Women's College.
during the assembly period on We'd
nesday morning The songs which
we're pract!ced on Wednesday were
popular songs. These songs take
much time in spite of or because OF
the fact that the girls know them so
we'll as dance music and are in
clined TO sing them with too much
'jazz." The step-singing this year
promises to be better than ever be
fore because Of the increased size Of
the college which means an addition
Of many new good voices.
More elections were held on
Thursday morning. The Dramatic
Club held its elections during the
assembly period Miss Mabel Tebo
the president, promised the club a
report Of the work done this year at
another meeting but the meeting on
Thursday was given over entirely TO
elections. Miss Mabel Tebo. '22. was
unanimously reelected president 4
the club. Miss Alice Ferguson. %.
was also unanimously elected chair
man of the membership committee.
The other officers for the coming
year are. Vice. e-president Miss Ethel
Ferguson. 90: business manager.
Miss Helen Groves. 20; chairman Of
costumes. Miss Ruth Weihe, 90:
chairman Of programs, Miss Rose
Roberts. '23; chairman OF property.
Miss Helen short. '23: chairman OF
scenery. Miss Eleanor Marshall. %.
This year has been a very success
ful year for mo Dramatic Club. Tho
grand finale will he tho plays which
will be given al Wolf Han on Tues
day evening May "a. Tho girls are
working hard 10 make the plays a
great success. The members Of the
casts are Faithfully rehearsing every
evening; the costume and property
committees arc also working over
time.
The last inter-class basketball
game was played on Thursday after
noon by the Juniors and Freshmen
The Juniors won with the score of
II TO IS. This game decided the two
classes who will play on Saturday
afternoon for the championship Of
the college. The Juniors will plev
the Sophomores for the honor The
scores OF the other games have
been: Sophomore. 21: Freshmen.
10; Juniors. IS; Sophomores. z. The
lineup for the Freshman
game was as follows Juniors
Forwards, Miss Alice Ferguson, Miss
Ethel Ferguson; guards, Miss Mar
garet Mofett, Miss Eleanor Marshall:
side center Miss Louise Philips:
jumping center. Miss Elizabeth Tay-
Tor. Freshmen-Forwards. Miss Ma
bel Bromley. Miss Lucille Pct.ibonc:
guards, Miss Louise Jackson, Miss
Miriam CARL; side center. Miss Luz
cile Petry; jumping center. Miss
Helen Black.
Miss Gertrude L. Prack talked 10
the Social Service Glass OF the Y. ".
G.. A. on Thursday evening. The
topic was the Girl Reserves. Tho
meeting was held in the Common
Room at Sussex Hall. Miss Prack
was a most delightful speaker. As
one Of the girls expressed A.. "she
talked TO you as il she had known
you all her life" Miss Prack spok o
of needs Of tho girl in her tecLs. At
this time she especially wants 10 be-
long 10 something and to do some
thing. The Girl Reserves turn this
restless energy into useful and en-
joyable channels.
This was the last formal meeting
OF the Social Service Glass. The
final meeting will be the Social Ser
vice picnic. which will probably he
held on the coming Wednesday after
noon