Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-12


Newark. March t2-Cupid's arrow I
has darted from the junior cl8ss 70 the 4
freshman class. Last week. Alice Fergu-
son had dinner party, and passed I
around her newest possession--a fra
ternftv pin. And now this week. Mar
garet Caulk. n freshman. has begun 70
wear a diamond. since they are both
Home Economic students, some of ths
arts and science students are becoTn-
ing alarmed. nd are thinking serious
iy Of making a change In their course
Of study.
! Marian Graf1n has been appointed
chairman of the Browsing Room com-
| nnittee. The former chairman, Elsie
/ Vooieyhan. resigned on account OF 700
many outside activities. Mics SrahnH
| committee consists of Hazel Alezande
/ Edna Green, Lucille Petry and Marga
ret Walton.
Now that the home nursing course
has been completed a course IN first
aid will begin In the near future
The cornrnitte in chars. II the -
Patrick'a dance. % be given nezt Satnr-
day evening. March 10. are planning 70
make this dance ono n rho prefftes'
informal dances that has ever been giv-
en- az the college.
d. Foster has submitted list of mo-"
els 70 the members of the EooT haF-
er's club The club iw made ~ - far
ultv and student book lovers. Each
member has paid two dollars a. . mem
ber~hip fec, and the books that are
bo,Ight WIN be turned over TO the col
leza library az the end n the term
The foeowing is the iist ~ booky which
has been selected 2fr Gilbert Parker
No Defence:" william Dean Holwells
The Vacation of the KeIsoyns; Sin
clair Iowis-@Hsin Street '--JeTery
FarnoI- The Geste ~ Duke Jo-siyn
Hugh Walpole-.-The Csptives; VII
liam McFee-" Captain hacdoine' .
Daughter Edith Wharton-''The Aga
Of Innocence: Lee Wilson Dodd-''The
Book Of susan" W. +. George--"Csl
iban;" Rose MarauIay-"Potteri
W. J. Locke-"House Of Baltazsr
Archibald Marshail-"Msny Junes ~
John Cialsworthy TN Chs ncery.'
The Athletic Council met on Thurs
! day night 70 talk over Some u the de-
tails concerning spring athletics. Z
was decided that baseball should De IN
i cluded in the sports. The hssebaI
teams VIII not be selected by classes
but by some other basis. which j. 70 p
determined later. The council decides
10 have more track events on field dsy
May 81 n wes also decided hat N
heads Of sports should be elected be
fore the Easter Recess. Aarch "a. IN
4 heads 70 be elected VfIl cover baskef
= ball, tennis. track and baseball.
= After March "a, walking viii no
= count for points on individual nunleral
- or letters. nor FOR class credit. Ever
40 girl who walks 80 miles before tha
II date viii receive points towards ne
! own letter or numeraI. and ~ the sam
,s time will he helping her class toward
d winning a place on the athletic shie!'
x Practice IN the majer sports aas m
Is get begun. and 80 the girls are usln
o. all of their spare time % walk.
The shield. which bears the nuuera
III II the winning classes Eor 1918. ~
81 and 1920 Is 70 be hung 81 the wall
Of the corridor Of the first floor n Scienc
. Hall.
The students were delightfully."- er
"a tertained in the dining room. wednei
- - day evening. March 2. group
~ girls under he leadership Of Virgin
= Brown produced an original piaythin
: :. entitled The River Styx.' Some II Z
. most familiar characters OF the COLES
- featured IN The performance II
first % appear on The scene vas Z
night watchman with his iarter
Professor Brinton. Miss wilcox. II
= Ch,Irchnan On her hunt for college :
~ yer. the TWO sisters, Bero. Doc. Sy M
- - his bundle Of senior themes. and Nj
n Snyder all followed on their way aero
the river Styx Each character =
inlpersonated exceptionally Well T
actresses seemed % get he Httle pe
sonal eccentricities which character.
- each individual represented.
IL The freshman class Is 20 have char
nv of the "plaything for wednesday
re next week. and he faculty wiki ".
for Snyder in charge VIII have = for We
he nesaay, March 23. Everyone = 81
rs 20 have the 'plaything" revived.
IS Anna Skrivan. Helen PenninstC
IN Theinla Hines and Madeline Johns,
rs. who Nave been working with VI
ar Nicl<erson's eighth grade are pla1ni
The 70 give dramatiza,iop of ROBIN Ho
in the early spring. The play VII prc
ably take place in the grove II
Red Mems Home. Roberta Burton a
We Doris lie Gates have already begun
Ter, have the students practice the mu
for the play. a MAY pole scene win
one of the special features. Last We
.er- this group Of girls went 70 Wilmir
ore ton % hear the opera Robin Hoo
rrv They obtained many valuable sugg
eet tions for their own production.
the The seniors who are taking I'd
oon Practice Teaching. entertained
ing SNYDER on Wednesday evening, Ma
S. The party was held n the Comm
Room Of Sussex Hall. Ice cream, cs
~. and salted peanuts We're served as
,p,a freshments. Those present We're Ma
,;a~ Ie Gates. Lillian Thornley,, Edna Prt
- Ann Van SAINT Katherine Steve
~ Ruth sennet. Marian Grifnn, Madel
Dixon Cardelle Williams. Elizabeth Il
Tor and Miss snyder.
Mrs. Rankin, Of Newark will sp,
nar before the Y w. c. A. tomorrow ev'
-. ing Her subject is How Old Are Yo'
-. Elizahath WaIker viii be the leader