Evening journal., 1921-10-22
Women s College Notes
University Of DeIaw'
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

The Freshmen were introduced.
Wednesday morning to a new kind
Of chapel entertainment which was
very popular last year. This enter
tainment is the victrola concert.
The music appreciation class has
some very fine records which are
used at these concerts. Miss Dora
Wilcox instructor in music acts as
stage manager or orchestra director
Of these concerts. The first selec-
ton was Handers Largo sung by
raruso Krcisler q then played a
violin solo. The next member was
the Hungarian Rhapsody by the phil
&delphia orchestra. Aida n d
Martinelli then sang some selections
from La Boheme The first part
about these concerts is that great
singers. violinists, bands and orches-
ira can entertain at the same time.
At dinner on Wednesday evening
Mrs Edgcrton. Miss Florence c..
Tyler. and Miss Bertha Harlan were
guests of the college. The girls
had met Miss Harlan before as she
has spoken at Y. w. C.. A. vesper
service this year Mrs Edgerton
and Miss Tyler were in Newark at
tending the Presbyterian Synodical
Missionary meeting.
Wednesday evening was meeting
night. too The Sophomores held
an important class meeting and the
Juniors also held an important meet
ing Professor G.. +. Dutton. the
honorary member Of the class OF
1928 was present at tho meeting and
gave some suggestions fer the Blue
and Gold. The girls expect 10 do
really definite work on the book
very soon.
The orchestra held a practice on
Wednesday evening. The girls are
making rapid progress in their
music The orchestra adds no lit
he bit 10 the enjoyment Of the
chapel hour.
very interesting plaything was
presented in the dining-ronm on
Wednesday evening The plaything
was the whitcwashing scene from
Tom Sawyer. Miss Helen Groves go
read the parts Of tho story needed
for explanation. Miss Frances
worthington "a as Tom. Miss sara
Roe 23, the Negro slave. Miss Faye
Moore 20, aunt Polly. and Miss
Louise Phillips '22 as the boy friend
Of Toms who paid to do the white
washing, All made a decided "hit".
These playthings arc showing that
there are many fine male imperson-
ators as we'll as actresses at college.
The dining-room committee has
again arranged the seating OF the
girls In the dining-room. This month
the Juniors will be hostesses. This
shifting OF places causes tho girls Ia
become better acquainted since the
seating is changed very thoroughly
over the wcek-ond the girls may si
at any table they wish and be witt
their particular friends
on Thursday morning Mrs. Edgcr-
ton and Miss Tyler spoke during tho
ohapel period. Mrs. Edgerton said
that the only true internationalism
is Foreign Missions those who go
out with the love Of Christ in their
hearts. to take his messages to all
the Woiiuf are utluN Truly lultIHA-
tional The old idea Of missionary
as one who goes around win a long
face. a book OF Commandments and
a hymn-book, is now entirely out
OF date. The modern missionary Is
very up 10 date-he has to be TO
meet the needs tina, rise before all
the time. There Is opportunity for
girls taking every kind OF courses in
this work. The Union Christian col
ieges OF the Orient should be Of es-
peciai interest 10 the college women
OF America. They know what college
means to a girl. The women Of the
Orient have not had colleges until
recently and now they are so pitt
fully few and small Many girls are
being turned away because there b
no room for them in the already
over-crowded colleges. Those wh'
have seen the need are compelled
10 lend their aid. This is one Of III