Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-16
WOMEN'S COLLEGE
Continued from page !

before the war and rcapcd the Dement'S.
The children in the city schools attend
school for lS2 days In a year. whiie the
children I'm the rural school may atehd
l4l DAYS only Mr.. Wood said the only
solution to the problem would be To give
tha city and rural child the same OPP
portunities He said that California
ua= meeting the problem by paying
M tho rate OF $50 per pupil for the
average daily attendance.
" / Harding. FORMER governor of
l,vys smoke On education as necessary
and rnnpuISory. MIR. Harding said
that the government must push educa-
tton II the maximum results are TO be
oh,ained lie pointed out the fact that
while the home. the church, and in
dustry have changed. the rural school
has remained the same. Hr. Harding
said that America could afford TO pay
teachers a living wage.
Mr. Decker. county superintendent
at schools in Sussex county, New Jcr-
sey. gave an interesting talk on Help
ing Teachers" Miss Rich explained
that helping teachers would correspond
a. the Supervisors of the state of Della
ware.
Dr BagIcy. of Teachers College. New
York city. discussed the whole problem
AZ tho rural school Other speakers
" NO Ntttu Ntll III Inv ~ A'Aa'''
Zach We're. Dr. Charles Judd. of the
school of r. Education Of the University
al Chicago. and President Burton of
tbe University Of Michigan DT. Bur
ton sa.d that We should have the best
Iu4s,ldc leaders in our institutions sup
la.tt8 hy public taxation. There should
u.HGtous training IN our public in
.uous and this religious training
s.rall IL IN the sense Of character
IVt1utttou.
Ahothor meeting which was held dur
irg tins conference. and one which Miss
Zach sand was extremely worth while,
Was III, Mothers Congress and Par
eut- Teacher Association meeting.
Aiss JoIa lathrop Of the children
Fur,a. rr ~,,,d al thi. meeting The
wrrtrh,d housing conditions Of America
W,r, dlS, u-s,I
III, sdat evening Mar, Is. Miss Will
So u,td paper on h,r native state
Nv Aore
Tus mo. ainE Miss Drake spoke TO
IL, st..i, rt ID chapel chapel IS always
~. .ttsu.l,.d when Miss Drake has a
nr-=.te, a. hliug.
Iou,tiov morning. March II, Mrs
Horton viii speak on CHILD Welfare
rldv afternoon March II. Dean
d sr.as ok h,tor, thr Round Table
Womng Tho theme Of Miss
l..ur-,r address V.,s thu value Of
H. Economies training.
l. AIr.d.l night. Niar,h ~. Dean
II rsgn ,ttcndod a meeting Of The
Ntru history Association Of Del
uA.u,.
.-.,rd4 Dean Robinson aCoomra-
rI Miss Wolf. spent the day IN The
..aA4,.t department of the University
4. I,luSNlNania.
Professor and Mrs. Conovcr enter
tanned 81, eral Of tho students at tea on
SUNDAY afternoon. Those present were.
I.lth Bennett Marie II Gates. Anne
N,u SAINT Fay Moore Euth Russell
..se Jackson and Terry Mitchell.
The students arc expecting John
Iarnes Wells 10 sing for them on The
evening Of April 2. Mr. " lis was un
shc 70 keep his former enlargement on
Saturday last.
4 French table will he started IN tho
o.ning room in the near future. French
vi be spoken during AL meals. The
lrls who will sit al this table are.
) ttahe Ayerst. Gertrude Rouse. Ruth
r sscll louise Philips, NINlen Porter,
Nabr Ttao Elsie Wooleyhan and Miss
Ions
since John Rarncs Wells was unable
{, give his recital On saturday night
At4TFn llt >t".lat ttta444t4lttt-t AlsitA ~
.oh ip s.s.t other form of anlaSeTCon nj
tar tn, st.dert~ The sophomore class
vas asked ;a tane charge and il lived
M 10 lis u,t ~ furnishing delight
I'll evening s ,nt,rtaInmeHt The party
touk ~, form 4. ~ advertisements SHOW.
a. ~. guests vete ash,d to dress %
r. pl--. some advertise scaitHt. Almost
ot,.s aststi.scrl, seen il the current
ua- - was seen a. TIE PARTY, The
s.fl.t....s -aSt +. u.i...,f 81 .harad's
a. .-.rt.us G.@tItIt advertisement.
l-e n the audience guessed the
a. advertised
az .uswers vcr. written on paper.
a. IL, person WI got the greatest
,u!fcet was awarded prize
At.#ul tht cUaIau.- given Were. Palm
s.., SOAP Iaay seal. CarthroX. Ivory
S Ink ~4f-hlst oranges, and
otners that wer, equally good.
Ferguson. Louis. Hurley and
ga, Eaete, tlea isr first place II
-aesstug contest. The prize was
.c y -El: o.abyrately wrapped
.-d
Ehr Roberta Earton. and Irma
.. ~ I..g,s acted as judges Of the
s. .l.- The IT,. .sicn was not easy
+ ts,r, were many clever and appro-
t4ats COS, uuts Finally. the judges
...a.d ihat ,hs Turkish cigarettes,
-.lt, scented by Marian Graffiu, and the
ras stove polst tflo. represented by
Eleanor Marshall Dorothy Ford and
Marguerite Mitchell. tied Tor first place.
The winners drew siraws and the N-ray
stove polish trio OF little black devils
won the box II Colgate tooth paste.
Tn. students are all glad TO welcome
Mildred Woltcnd.r baek IN their midst.
Miss Wofend.r returned - college on
Monday after an absence of two weeks
caused by ne illness and dea,h q
father.
The freshmen are working very hard
IN the "playthirg tha, 49, Will give
IN the dining room tho latter part of the
week The snphomores are working
equally hard On Inc decorations for the
s. Patrick dance. which VIII De given
on Saturday evening March IT, The
comInitte. III charge % this dance con
sists entirely q. sophomores