Evening journal., 1921-03-02
Women s College Notes
BY RUIN ANNE RUSSELL

The sreat social event last week
md was the Freshman dance. Since
All the freshmen could not attend
the Junior Prom. the social COM
mittee promised them this dance.
The freshies worked very hard to
make the dance the success which IL
WAS. The color scheme OF the dec
orations was red and white. The
windows were curtained in red
,ropc paper The lights were dec
orated with red and white strips OF
srepe paper. The ceiling was COW
cred with web Of red cord from
which hung red hearts and strips Of
rcd and white paper The whole
effect was very pleasing. The origi-
aal Six orchestra furnished the mu-
sic. Although a bit late in arriving
he orchestra made up for lost time
5y being fun OF pep. The freshies
kindly allowed the upper classmen
a cut-in dance and stood calmly
around the walls while their men
we're taken away by the grateful up
per classmen. The refreshments.
which were served in the dining
room consisted OF ice cream, lady
angers. and nuts. The patronesses
and patron were Miss Quaisita
Drake. Miss Mamie Rohr. Miss Mar
ian Watson. Miss Orlicta Dikeman.
Miss sara Churchman. Mrs. Rankin
and Professor Rankin. The dance
lasted until the stroke OF twelve.
rhe fifty freshies who attended the
lance have been saying all the week.
II had the most wonderful time
ever on Saturday night"
Miss Rose Roberts and Miss Mabel
smith. delegates from the women's
College OF Delaware. 10 the mission
conference at Blue Ridge College.
New Windsor. Nd. were the leaders
of the Sunday evening Y. W. c. A.
seryice The delegates gave some
very interesting reports of the con-
ference. The chief thing by which
hey were impressed was the fact
ihat missionaries are really charm
ng people who enjoy what ordinary
mortals enjoy and do not have n
long face and do nothing but read
The Bible to half-clad natives OF
some South Sea Island. The mission
aries from China and India and
Africa at the conference were doc
tors and nurses and teachers who
rr,acsed with thor lives. Their
hands were busy helping to better
he living conditions OF the natives.
Experts in all lines OF work are
needed In the foreign field. Those
Who know much about agriculture
are especially needed TO instruct
NE natives OF foreign lands how TO
nse those lands FOR. the world must
be Zee from the land now discovered
For II g generally conceded that
there e. no more land to discover
IN spite Of the lack OF space the
population continues to increase
rapidly TIE falf cultivated landi
of fhe uncirilizcd countries mus
furnish the world with food. Tn,
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