Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-16
Activities of Students at
Delaware Women's College
nv Elsie Lcono re wooieyhan.
/, of Wilmington


on Frazier Field.
Wednesday, April 13. Miss wilcox. OF
the music department OF the Univer-
sity OF Delaware, went To Philadelphia
to make arrangements for the costumes
that will be used for the operetta, Miss
Bob White" This performance viii take
place in the Opera House at Newark
on Friday evening. April 20.
Dean Robinson has announced that
the incoming Freshman class Will be the
largest ever" Already we have girls
registered from two of our neighboring
states. from two of the southern states
and from one of the New England.
besides those from our own State, Del
aware.
The members of the Senior class are
receiving offers of positions for next
year. As yet none of them have ac-
cepted. But Elizabeth Taylor. 90, will
teach history and French at the Dover
High School next fall. Miss Taylor
entered the college with advanced
credits, and after n six weeks summer
school course, will have the required
number of credits for her degree. She
will return in June. 1922, in order to
be graduated with her class.
on Monday morning, April II. Edith
Kelley, -, spoke 10 the SNhQthtb tbpAS
Nine Curie and her work. Dean Robin
son read n letter that she had received
from the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae asking for her support in the
raising OF $4,000 the amount that the
women of America hope to raise before
May, in order that they may buy radium
which they will present to Mime. Curie
upon her arrival in America.
Tuesday morning. April IL. Miss Wolff
spoke before the student body on The
| Qualifications of President of n Stu
dent elf-GoverninE Organization"
Miss Wolf said that she was going to
! speak to us if we were all going TO be
! potential Heads. She said that the quail
/ ties that an ideal student president
/ should possess should be possessed. in
1 some degree. by every one of us. Miss
| Wolf divided these qualities into I'VE
! main heads. namely: Firmness, clear
/ vision self control. Judgment and faith.
/ when once you have made a decision.
/ stick to il" Miss Wolf urged. In con-
/ Clusion. Miss Wolf said that a stu
| dent president should have faith IL her
4 self faith in human nature and finally
! faith in the Supreme Being.
i Wednesday morning. April l3, was
given over to the student Govern
3 InEHf ASSOC GllNiDH JOi liit AibllilliaaA'i "a
officers for next year. Madeline Dixon.
! 81. president of the association. pre-
| sided at the meeting The first nomina-
/ tions for the following officers were
/ made. President, head of Residence
/ Hall Head OF Sussex Hall, secretary,
treasurer and chairman Of the social
/ committee The second nominations
| will probably bc made on Tuesday Of
next week
| Yesterday morning, April Is, Virginia
Brown %. gave an interesting discus
sion Of the immigration Problem"
one day next week. Lucille Petry, "a
will discuss current events. Mildred
Wolfenden. "a will tell about the
Labor situation" ono morning during
/ the week.
sunday evening. April 10. Professor
Dutton. or the English Department oi
the University OF Delaware, spoke q
the students in Y. ". c. a. Professor
| Dutton took as his topic, Different
Types OF Chritianity.
The u W. c. a. service tomorrow
evening Will be in charge OF the Fresh
man class, with Lucille Petry as chair
man Of the program committee. Eliza
beth Turner viii be the leader Of the
! service. The interesting customs OF
Japan. Korea. China. South Africa. and
Arabia will be discussed in turn by
I Emily Roe. Louise Jackson, Elizabeth
/ NacIntire. Pauline Pryor. and Miriam
CARL Frances Worthington will play
a violin solo
Next Sunday. l. p. Wolf, OF Balu-
more. Will speak in the y. w. Z. a
! service
On May l, Rev. Leonard Smlth, ol
/ Wilmington. Will speak. Dr. Waiter
! Hulhhen, president OF the University Oh
| Delaware. Will be the speaker lot lht
second Sunday n May.