Evening journal., 1921-03-02

the WOmens college. DIR. Little
field addressed this meeting on tho
subject Of the Student Relief Fund.
Or. Littleheld will also speak in
chapel on this subject.
The chapel period on Tuesday
morning was given over to the Red
Cross organization. The reading Of
the minutes was dispensed with and
Miss Mary Moran. who has been Civ
ing the course in home nnrsing
at the Women's College spoke OF
nursing as a profession. Miss Moran
said that as young girl she had al
ways said that she would never be
a nurse and now she would never
be anything else Miss Moran said
that nursing embraced more oppor-
tunities FOR real service than any
other profession. In the nursing
profession you are always teaching.
too. As a nurse you get in touch
with the human derelicts and can
often help them in a way which
you could not II you were in any
other profession. In nursing there
is no room for the woman with weak
morals, or the one who does not put
her heart. in the work. Miss Moran
then gave the girls some practical
advice about choosing a training
school in which TO study TO become
nurse. Miss Moran considered a
large well equipped general hospi-
tai the ideal place to receive the
broadest training. Whether there Is
a regular teaching course. whether
the hospital and the nurses are reg
istered, whether the living condi-
tions are good. should all be con-
sidered in choosing training
school Miss Moran very kindly Of
fered TO help any OF the girls who
wished to take up nursing as a
profession.
The nominating committee ap-
pointed by the Y. w. c. A. cabinet
and consisting OF Miss Ruth Ben
nett and Miss Cardella williams.
have nominated the following girls
for the Offices TO be vacated by the
present cabinet: For president Miss
Grace Marvil, Miss Marian Rodney,
/ Miss Dorothy Ford; for vice-presi-
dent. Miss Mabel Smith and Miss
Emily Isidenham; for secretary.
Miss Marjorie Burns and Miss Ele-
amor Vinyard; for treasurer, Miss
Edna Cranston and Miss Louise
Jackson; for chairman OF religious
meetings. Miss Eleanor Cannon and
Miss Hannah Hollingsworth: for
chairman OF Bible study. Miss Eliza
beth Walker and Miss Blanche Der
rickson; for chairman of mission
study. Miss Lucille Petry and Miss
Josephine Burnet; for chairman OF
social service. Miss Pearl Price and
Miss Roberta Burton.
quite extensive preparations are
being made for the entertainment
for open night next Saturday even
ing. The Dramatic club will pre-
sent "Manikin and Minikin." a poem
mime by Alfred Kreymborg. Miss
Evelyn Spruance and Miss Hidla
Brown are Manikin and Minikin
Miss Florence Phillips and Miss Ted
die Foster will aisoT do dance
The Dresden China Doll Gavotte.
Dancing will follow the program a,
usual
The committees will soon begin
active work for the ST. Patrick
Dance which is 20 be held on March
~ The Sonhomores are the mem
hers % the COMMITTEES for the dance
Thrv are decoration committee, Miss
Natalie Ayerst. Miss Edna Wood
keeper. Miss Mildred Wolf and
Hiss Edith Leonard. refreshrnen'
committee. Miss Emma Dayett. Mis-
sara Roe. Miss Edna Greene. Mis-
Faye Moore. Miss Nary Deen. pro-
gram committee. Miss linda Brown
Miss Marian Truar. Miss Mildred
Massey Miss Mildred Horsey, Mis
Coda Bradley