Evening journal., 1921-01-19

Inc dnuNcNthiH on SATURDAY NN'
ming were varied enough to please all
tastes-the basketball games, the Ar
tist Series entertainment, and lle
party given by the Kappa Alpha Fra.
ternity at Delaware College, Many OF
the girls attended two OF these ihree
amusements, a few attended all three
The fourth of the Artist Series en-
tertalnments was an evening Of magic
presented by Mr.. DunwOrth Walker.
This entertainment was very dlilerenl
from any given before but "a Dt OF
nonsense now and then Is relished by
The hest of men. This saying seems
especially true OF professors, Judging
from appearances on saturday eve
ming Many OF the scientific minds OF
the WOmen's College have been trylng
10 puzzle out how this trick or that
trick was done. The economic minds
have been wondering II The trick of
getting money from the air could be
performed as well with a tam as
with a derby hat Mr.. Walker was
entertained at dinner at the Women $
College before the entertainment OF
The girls from the Seaford High
school were entertained at college
turing the past weekend. The four
teen girls and their two chaperOns
we're distributed among the various
buildings several stayed in Residence
Hall, others in SUSSEX Hall and the
rest were divided hetNSan the TWO
new emergency buildings. The girls
rame on Saturday morning. After
luncheon they met many OF the col
age girls and enjoyed the after-lunch
lance with the college girls. Traffic
rgulations had 20 be established at
his time to prevent accidents In the
etcrnoon the girls were shown the
-,'o~oeii~- cirhfs Of college. In the
evening they enjoyed the Artist Series
entertainment. on sunday, OF course.
they were taken to church and then
entertained at one OF Dean Roblnson's
delightful and delicious luncheons.
The girls were Misses Marian Moore,
Madeline Marvil Elizabeth owens,
Elizabeth Elliott Ruth FOgle, Nellie
.hr.en Martin. Helen Goodman,
Norma Sinarte Mary Hill, Gladys
Kinder, Hazel Hitchers, Mildred Pusey,
Blanche Carter The chaperons were
Misses Martin and Miss Beckey
Although the very cold weather on
Sunday prevented the usual number
OF strOllers from walking a few miles,
the callers were no less in number
than usual and were distributed be-
/ tween the parlOrs OF Residence Hall
and the Practice Cottage.
Miss Alice ROop who was graduated
from the Women's College last June
and who is now teaching in Whining
ton was the speaker az the Y W. c. 4.
service on Wednesd y eve.ing. Miss
Selma Bcchrach. another /. 'aduale OF
| the WOmen's College was a guest at
/ the dinner party given sor Miss ROOp
| Miss Roop had as her topic smile, II
/ HELPS the Trafic." She said that She
had adopted this bit OF advice printed
on the traffic regulations as her motto
/ for this coming year e~d alre~dy "a
/ her it had proved its worth. Sailing
doesn't mean going around with an
inane grin for everything that hap
pens. but it means the ability 20 SEE
| the funny side OF hard situation anC
In that way ease the strain a little
and make IL easier 10 bear Religion
and a sense OF humor is the salvation
Of the world. The happy Christian I.
the only one who can win true fol
lowers 90 Christ especially durins
| their life at college when many litill
things go wrong. Miss Roop advised
I the girls 10 "Smile. 10 Helps On,
Tranlc." Master Walter Frank furn
| lshed the extra musical numbers O
the evening service. He played two
beautiful violin solos. Master Franl
was accompanied by Miss Edna prat
'2i. Miss Ruth Anne Russell % wa.
the leader az this service.
The chapel period on Monday morn
ing was given over 10 singing unde
the direction OF Miss Dora Wilcox
The old fashion songs like Loci
4 LomOnd were sung at hA genera