Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-18

Newark, May Iss--1he W0mens Col
lege. indeed. feels itself a part u the
great intellectual movements ~ the
world when IL joins with the other coli
Ieges and universities ~ the land 70
honor the foremost educator and sclcn-
list OF France few days ago a box
was reserved IN Carnegie Hall for the
representative Of the Womenss Col
lege at the welcoming Of Mime. Marie
Curie Of America. Today this box Was
occupied by Dean Winffred J. Robinson,
Professor Quaesita Drake, Mrs. Henry
Ridgey and Mrs. A y Warner.
Dean Robinson has Just received an
invitation To the wedding of Miss Sieu
Tsu Ten and Peng Cfun Chang on
Tuesday next May a. az the chapel ~
the Union Theological Seminary Break
fast viii be served AZ the International
Club. 500 West One Hundred Twenty
first street. New York city. Sieu Tsa
came from China IN 1914 TO bc mem
ber Of the Pioneer Glass. 1918. of the
Women's College.
The following seniors ~ the Cesar
Rodney High School spent the weekend
at the Women's College: Mary Down
han, Anna Pyott, and Frances Ham-
mond. The students were accornpa MED
b. one Of their instructors. Miss Connel.
Virginia Mason. 20. Virginia Brown
20. Mildred Wolf, %. Maria Bennett,
20; and Katherine Collins. %; were
delightfully."- entertained by Edna Wood
keeper, %: at aer home near Middle
town over Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Seller. Of Wilmington.
was the guest Of Louise Jackson. "a,
this weekend.
Burnett, "a. were guests at house
party given by Margaret Caulk, "a,
from Saturday until Monday.
Lucille Petry, "a had an her guest
her mother. from SeIbyville. Theima
Hines, "a, and Eleanor Rush, a. also
entertained their families on Saturday.
Miss Katherine Hughes. Of FELTON,.
came on Friday t. see her sister, Nellie
/ Hughes. 22 Miss Hughes remained
at the college for the May day festival
on sunday evening. Miss Churchmsn
/ mad a most delightful surprise for the
girls. A delicious chicken dinner was
made complete by fresh strawberry ics
| cream. The berries were picked in our
own patch.
The singles Of tho preliminary ten
mis- tournament have been played. The
/ winners are Sara Roe. %; Louise
/ Philips. %. Dorothy Ford. % and
| Gertrude Rouse, '23 Eacn giri musf
| play he winners Of all singles. Tho
/ two students who win the most games
viii play in the tennis tournament or
| Saturday. field day.
Breta Buckingham, '21. president N
/ the Athletic Association. called meet.
| ing Of the association on Monday foi
/ the purpose of making the first nomi-
nations of the officers for the incoming
/ year. The second nomination ~ill b.
made as soon as possible and the fina
| vote viii he cast next week.
/ The first Of the preliminary basket
| ball games was played on Monday
| afternoon from until 5 o'clock. be.
tween the freshmen and sophomores
The loyal supporters of each class. IN.
cfuding the members of each sister
class. came out to witness the hotiy.
/ contested game. The freshmen fought
stubbornly and well. but finally lost out
with . score of 1928. due to the longei
/ period of training that the sophomore:
nave mad in college gymnastics. THIS
/ lineup was: Freshmen-Lucile Petit
bone. Mabel Bromley. Helen Black