Evening journal., 1921-05-25
Women s College Notes
nr RuTH ANNE RussELL



saturday was the fourth annual
neld day Of the Women's College Of
the University OF Delaware. The
events began in the morning with
the finai match OF the tennis tourna-
ment. Miss Louise Phillips, "22,
played Miss Dorothy Ford '22. Miss
Phillips won with the scores six
two. six-three. After lunch came the
track events, Miss Edna Woodkeeper
23 and Miss Lucille Pettibone "a
tied for first place in the running
broad jump. Miss woodkeeper and
Miss Pettibone jumped twelve feet
ten inches. Miss Ethel Ferguson
22 took third place jumping eleven
feet. eleven and three-seventh Inches
In the running high jump, Miss
Ethel Ferguson 20 took first place.
jumping four feet FIVE inches, Miss
Virginia Brown '23 won second
place. jumping four feet three
inches. Miss Kathryn Collins '2S,
took third place, jumping four feet
Miss Lucille Pettbone "a won the
eighty yard dash. Miss Edna Wood
keeper '2S took second place and
Miss Virginia Brown '23 took third
place. The championship basket
ball game followed the track events.
The Sophomores played the Juniors.
For a time. IL seemed that the So
phomores would win. but the Jun
iors could not give up their supre-
macy in this sport and finally won
with the score twelve-nine. The
teams were as follows: Juniors
Forwards Miss Alice Ferguson.
Miss Margaret Finch, who was re-
placed by Miss Ethel Ferguson.
guards, Miss Eleanor Marshall, Miss
Margaret Moffett jumping center,
Miss Elizabeth Taylor; side center,
Miss Louise Phillips. Sophomore
Forwards: Miss Helen Short. Miss
Natalie Ayerst: guards, Miss Blanche
Derrickson. Miss Edna Woodkeeper.
Jumping center, Miss Mabel Smith;
side center. Miss Madge Richards
who was replaced by Miss Ruth
Weihe. The last event Of the day
was the baseball same between
Residence Hall and Sussex Hall
The newer emergency dormitories
cast their lot with Residence Hall
Residence Hall won the Thinning
game with score is to Z. The teams
were as follows; Residence
Pitcher. Miss Esther Gentieu '23;
catcher. Miss Lolita Moore "a; first
base. Miss Sara Roe '23; second base
Miss Nina Smook "a; short stop
Miss Jeanne Vincent "a; third base
Miss Anna Carroll "a; right field
Miss Madeline Johnston "a; center
5eld. Miss Mildred Wolfenden; lefi
field. Miss Miriam CARL "a. SUISSE,
Pitcher. Miss Louise Phillips '22
catcher, Miss Pauline Pryor "a
first base, Miss Elizabeth Taylor
%; second base. Miss Josephine
Burnett "a, replaced by Miss Viviai
Porter '22; short stop, Miss France
Worthington; third base, Miss Mabe
smith '2S; right field, Miss Mildre
lester "a; center field, Miss Louis
Jackson; left field. Miss Lucille Pet
ibone 20.
The Wilmington High schoo
iris were the guests OF the colleg,
)n Field Day. They enjoyed one o.
Miss Churchman'S famous picnic
suppers with the college girls. Tho
supper. which was served on the
,ampus consisted Of potato salad
ettuce sandwiches. ham sandwiches
cod tea, ice cream and cakes. The
utdoor air or the excitement oi
'cld Day gave everyone a very
afgc appetite and the delicious eat,
isappeared very quickly.
Saturday night was closed night
,here was no entertainment pro
ded. A number OF the girls at
ended the dance given by tn
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity @
Delaware College. Professor Qua
'sita Drake was their chapero
rom the Womens College
Miss Marguerite MilliSen spoke q
he vesper service of the Y. W. c.
ln ideals Of Service" Jesus Chri
the model on whom lives of SER
es should be planned. To serve is
ielp the world forward. The gir
Who go out from college must u:
he knowledge they have receive
While az college TO serve their con
nunities and in this way the worl
large. Miss Esther Gentieu 2
IS the leader OF this meeting.
On Monday morning, at assembl
,eriod. Dean Robinson told OF he
rip TO New York. to the welcom
nE of Madam Currie. the distin
rushed French scientist and dis
7overer of radium. The delegation
rom the Women's College consisted
If Dean Robinson, Professo
euiesta Drake and Miss Lurs
short, OF the class of 10. On Wed
CLUB CARD PARTY.