Evening journal., 1921-05-18
Women s College Notes ;

BY RurH ANNE RUSSELL

entertained the guests at luncheon on
sunday. Miss Katharine Howal "a
and Miss Nellie Marvii "a, who are
graduates from Caesar Rodney High
school. we're also Dean Robin
sons guests at this luncheon.
Professor Z. NJ. Hunt Of the Teach
ers' College. Columbia University,
visited the Womens College on Tues
day.
As soon as one college affair Is
over another Immediately Is on hand.
The mid-May festival is over and
now field day is coming. After field
day come the spring plays, which
viii he given in Wolf Han on May
"a The titles OF the plays are
simeon. the Maker OF Dreams" and
THE Gods Of the Mountain. The
cast Of each play is practiclnK very
earnestly to make these plays the
best yet given by the dramatic club.
Miss Ruth Weihe '23.~Miss Blanche
Derrickson 90 Miss Marian Skewls
% and Miss Lucille Petry 20, have
charge OF the costumes for these
plays.
The executive board OF the student
self Government Association lacks
lnly two members at present-the
representative which will be chosen
from the incoming freshman class
and the representative from the class
II 1924 The freshmen will elect
heir representative this week. The
representative from the class Of 1922
s Miss Helen Groves and from the
class Of 1923. Miss Blanche Derrick
son.
The assembly period on Monday
md Tuesday mornings was given
iver TO elections OF the athletic as
ISOLATION. Final nominations for
president, vice president and secre-
ary have been held. They are!
President Miss Alice Ferguson '22.
Miss Louise Phillips 20 and Mise
Eleanor Marshall 'g2 for vice-presi-
lent. Miss Sara Roe '23. Miss Heller
short '2a and Miss Ruth Weihe ga
for secretary. Miss Miriam Carl ga
Miss Ruth Hayman "a. Miss Helen
Black ga.
This week the girls who will play
he tennis match on field day, satur-
lay, May 21. and the teams which
will play the final game Of basket
all on field day, are being decided
n by practice games. The Sopho-
1orcs played the Freshmen In has
fcthail on Monday afternoon. Thc
'ophomores won, the score bein"
50 20 10. Tho juniors and Sopho-
nsres played on Tuesday afternoon.
THO Juniors won with the score rs
fo g.
The Juniors will play the Fresh
ocn on Thursday afternoon. The
layers on the teams are as follows
Junior team-Forwards Miss Alic,
Ferguson ana Miss Ethel Ferguson
guards. Miss Margaret Monett anC
Miss Eleanor Marshali' side center
Miss Louise Phillips; jumping center
Miss Elizabeth Taylor.
Sophmore team-Forwards, Mis-
Helen Short and Miss Natalie Ayerst
guards Miss Blanche Derrickson and
Miss Edna Woodkceper. side center
Miss Ruth Weihe jumping center
Miss Mabel Smith.
Freshman team-F0rWards, MISS
Mabel Bromley and Miss Lucille Pet
tibonei guards, Miss Louise jackson
and Miss Margaret Fisher; side cen
ter, Miss Lucille Petry; jumping CEN
ter Miss Helen Black.
The girls who are playing in the
tennis tournament are: Miss Dor
othy Ford '22 Miss Louise Phillips
20. Miss sara Roe '2s, Miss Letitia
Pool 90, Miss Gertrude Rouse 23,
| Miss Goida Bradley %. Miss Mary
Handy % Miss Esther Gentieu '23
Mis- Miriam Gordy '2S, Miss Louise
Hurley "a.
Dean Winifred j. Robinson an,
Professor Quaesita c. Drake have
gone 70 New York to hear Madam
Curis. the great French scientist an'
discoverer or radium. who will speal
! there tomorrow,