Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-20
Women's College Students
Make Plans for May Day
~ Iconor re
By elsie Leono re wooleyhan

is least often considered. namely, its
farrcaChinR biological effects on the
character of the people as whole
Iinmigrat ton effects the racial Char5,c-
terlstics and the bodily and mental
traits OF a people. By our present policy
we are determining the character oi
future generations. We are deciding
whether we shall bread men and women
of high or low standards; of sturdy
bodies, sound minds and good morals.
or the reverse. by the unlimited i'm
migration policy we are actually set
thing the fate of America for future
generations.
Miss Brown closed her talk with these
fcw lines from a wcl-known writer.
What constitutes n state Not high
raised hattlcmcnts on mottcd gate
hut mon. high minded men.
ON Thursday and Friday of last wcck,
Miss Rich visited the Iigh schools at
Scaford and Laurel Miss Rich helped
the girls in making their plans for next
year. Many of them viii enter the
womcns college Of the University &c
Drlawar,.
Saturday Afternoon. April l6. Miss
Rich had charge of a childrcns party
that was given At the Newark New
Century club There were fifty chill
drcn present RAJ ing in age from two
year 70 high school age. Miss Rich
planned and directed the games for the
afternoon entertainment.
Miss Eul has brought TO MS favor
tblv report Of the state defamation
Contest that was held in Dover last
FRIDAY night. Miss Rich said that the
contest -howcd { e cmarkahlc improve
mcnt that has hccu made ia the State
high schools during the past two years.
ON Thursday of this week Miss Rich
VIII visit New Castle High school. and
On Friday April -. she will visit Mid
dlctown High school
This week end W. arc expecting two
III our former students. Grace brady of
Niddletown. formerly of tho lass of
laa2 and Iouisc Francis. ~ brooklyn.
\ ~ formerly ut the class ~ la2-.
MISS I|rady VIII 20 "a :ho Kappa Alpha
formal dance that viii ~ held IN the
Arlunrl on Friday night Miss Francis
VIII attend an informal dance 20 ~
llv.u hy The Stigma M fraternity on
! Saturday evening.
Tn, collection uf bird skins that th.
h,olocical department al the I University
* Dclavarc mas been expecting truu
ths Delaware Association es NaturaI
history arrived today. r. NJ Jones i
rlcmh,r 81 the Association hrought
th,m II rho college
The hasebalj nine ~ tho University
oi D,iawar, VIII meet tht Rutgers nine
in Frazier Field FRIDAY afternoon
April c-
When 4 group ~ ten girls decided 10
form a French table IN the dining room
TWO weeks ago. every one laughed. and
. -. -+u T.,
4 Il obliged To ask for everything IN
/ French The girls like to speak French
, So wrll that they DO not use English dur
T ms dessert The original plan was a.
3 speak French at all times except durlnc
+ dessert at daner.
/ Emily Roe -. spoke ~ chapc IN
Monday morning April is. on Mary
land" Miss Roc reviewed the history
ut ncr state from the earliest times up
uutu the present Miss Roe ioid US in-
terestinC facts about our neiEhboring
state. such as me romantic story Of
kitty knight a; Georgetown when the
British troops landed in Revolutionary
times the burning Of the Peggy Stuart
al Baltimore. the circumstances under
which Francis Scott Key. a Marylandcr,
wrote the National Anthem. The Star
+ Splangled Banner"
Miss Roe continued DID YOU all
know. I wonder that the first theatrc
IL America was built in Annapolis
That the first electric telegraph line in
America was built between Baltimore
and Washington. or that Chesapeake
city. only q few miles from here. has
the largest wa;cr-wheel in the world r.
In conclusion SIS Roe said that
Marvlanders are very proud vi their
state and feel that she mas lived up TO
he- motto: Manly deeds worna My
words
Tn studen, body marched out Of
chapeI singing Dixie
Tuesday morning April 19 the week
Is song service took place in chapel.
This morning. Lucille Petry. "a. gave
an interesting as well as Instructive dis
oussion Of current events.
Tomorrow the second nomination 81
student government officers VIII take
place
Friday April % Mildred woifenden
- viii discuss the Labor Situation.