Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03

Newark. Dec. 3s--More than GO sug-
gestions for the title OF the new mag
azine were received from the student
body during chapel period on Thursday.
The staff has selected what It con-
sders the three best '@rhe Blue ket-
tlc," THE Blue Diamond" and the
"Women's College Reflector The stu
dents will be given the opportunity 10
vote for the best one at the earliest
possible date.
The magazine staff presented a
"plaything" in the dining room on
Thursday evening. Edna Cranston, "a,
led the procession. Sara Roe. 20. in
full dress suit, as Lord Chesterfield,
declared that nothing but THE Blue
Kettle" would satisfy. and ended by
saying: ASK Moffett, she knows"
Whereupon. Margaret Moffett, 90.
asked for the cooperation Of the stu
dents with the staff in the publication
Of good magazine. Frances Worth
ington. "a. in the garb Of "Old Dutch
Cleanser" assured everyone that the
ma gazine would chase away gloom.
Ruth Russell, '23. advised the group
to say it with The Blue Diamond
,rather than with flowers" Josephine
Burnett, '24, asserted that you will
experience the happiest moment OF
your life when you see your name in
| print Lucille Betry, -, dressed 70
represent Ivory soap. stated that the
students would find The Blue Kettle
likewise 9s4 per cent pure. Ruth
Weihe. 90, showed how far she was
behind the times when she asked for
I . "
ems College Reporter. Elsie wooley.
han. 'z2. as Gold Medal -four, Even
tually. Why Not Now2" proceeded tc
pass around contracts for the girls q
sign, and f42 subscriptions were re.
celved as a result of this first effort
The various committees Of the Y. w
c. a. finance committee have been ap.
pointed for the year. They arc workinl
earnestly IN an endeavor TO earn tn.
money to send a delegate to the Y. w
G. 4. conference. to be held at Ho
Springs. Arkansas, in the earl
spring.
The committees are. Poster-Ethe
: Ferguson, %: Eleanor Rush, ~: NIL
dred Wolfenden. %: sandwiches
Alice Ferguson. %: Elsie wooleyhar
: %: Anna Carroll. "a; Nellie Marve
"a; Margaret Caulk, "a: Virgins
! Burnett, '25; Edith Carr; %; Doroth
Cooper, '25: ice esn1--sdna Greene
: '23; Letitia, Poole. %; Margaret Wal
ton. "a: Louise Beck, "a; Mildre
! Jester. "a; Jean Rothrock, "a: Char
: lotte Dayett, '25; candy--A. l.. Philips
I %: Mildred Haley, %; Maud Lodg.
20; Aline Davis, '25; Alice Watson
|, '25; Alice Lynch, Bertha McGee; hai
4 nets-vivien Porter, %: Ruth weih-
e 20; Doris Locates. "a.
: Religious Conferences.
: The last Of the series OF four talk
: TO the student body by DIR. Edgs
! Jones. rector Of the Episcopal Churc
: Newark. was given in the chapel roo
= on Thursday evening. DIR. Jones di
\ cussed his main topic, What TAX,
{ Ne From What / Am?", under fol
heads. First of all. he said. we mu
have a vision, vision that leads
a task. Discomfort il a great fact,
in taking us from where we are. T,
!, discomfort. means progress. Recogn
ton of our stewardship 70 God is c
sential. We have not the right TO u
, our talents without consulting CO
e He reminded the girls that they mu
have competence and efficiency. II
the quality of work that counts in q
N long run. He urged the girls 10
honest in any vocation they take u
and learn that by doing their be
,a they are bringing the kingdom
= God 10 pass.
~ The students at the Women's Cole
ie feel greatly indebted 10 DIR. Jones (
the series of talks that he has given I
~ their benefit. Many social and relisio
- questions that have heretofore puzzl
:" the students have been answered
these informal weekly conferences.
ie, The second of the series of tai
eu that have been arranged by the En-
ue lish Department for the edffcation
NC the Freshmen of both colleges of I
University viii be presented in w
u Hall auditorium on Tuesday eveniI
December 6. at o'clock.