Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1921-09-28
Parties for Freshmen
at Women's College
BY Elsie. Leonors wooleyhan.

Saturday evening, September "a, was
freshman stunt night at the Women's
College. Preceding the performance,
Greta McKinsey, president Of the Sopho-
more Class, explained the object Of the
program She said that the sophomoreS
had planned their party 70 that it would
be in keeping with the other forms Of
entertainment that have been given
thus far to welcome the freshmen.
Miss 'McKinsey urged the participants
TO take their respective parts in the
spirit Of fun.
At the sound h name Oh re b.
man lIingly came forward TO do the
stunt that was assigned her. IL INST
tered not how embarrassed she might
feel as she drank milk from baby's bot
tie, or rooted" with her nose for nickel
in n pan OF -four, or even tried TO row
while seated in dish pan, using bed
room slippers as cars, she was good
sport, and she showed it.
Az b in bin olde the. fr 8 m n
were n grand march by the Sopho-
mores. When every one came to stand
still, il was found that there WAS q
sophomore behind every freshman;
The blindfolds were then removed, and
there around each freshman's neck was
the cutest, little white bib. The BIB IS to
distinguish the class OF 1925, for c'oss
the front of each one il printed N nuge
green letters the one word, FRESHMAN
Miss McKinsey told the freshmen that
their insignia is To be worn every day
with the exception of Sundays and at
dances.
The program closed with the singing
of the Alma Mater by the Student body.
Elsie Leonore wooIeyhan.o
The Women's College, along with the
other colleges OF the University, spent an
eniovable evening at Wolf Hall on Fri
dav last. Through the kindness Of
James N. Ginns Of the Playhouse, VII
minpton. the motion picture, Hold oui
1 Uorsesp was secured. This was not The
only attraction of the evening, however
COR this mart of the entertainment wat
followed with speeches by fresiden
Waiter Hullihen, Dean Laurence smith
and Coach Derby. Each speaker cen
tered his thought around athletics Deal
smith would not say thatsDelaware
i Athletic record alone has put 1T on IN
man but he did say that its record Il
that 6eld has certainly helped 70 max
Delaware College and the Women
| College well known
Munsey Keith, %, led the Universlt,,
in college yells and songs, after wnic'
the Alma Mater was sung,
Coming Social Events.
| This SATURDAY. evening, October |, tn
annual Young Women's Christian Assc
citation party for the freshmen VIII TAX
place in the Hilarium. Mabel Smith. 'Zt
VICE president OF the association, y
charge of the program. II has pee
whispered around that the form OF en-
tertsinment will be complete surpris
! 10 the whole student body
The following Saturday, October
will be a red letter day. For it IS the
that the Juniors will entertain college
of the University at bonfire. III
freshmen of the Mems College as we
as those of the Women's College ar
particularly urged to be present. In
Juniors feel that there Is no need to urg
the other classmen as they will com
anv way. for they have been TO otht
: Ibop-fires. and we'll know that there Is
: better food on frosty night INA
dogs and marshmallows roasted IN
blazing fire. Besides, the orchestra WI
: be at it's best for dancing in the Hilarlul
on that night.
This coming Friday afternoon Septen
Der 80, the juniors will entertain at te
: in the Warner Room, from a UNI
: 6 O'Clock. Florence Phillips, pre-
) ident of the junior class WI
q preside. The Sophomores viii a.
as escorts of the freshmen on tn
s occasion. They in turn will e assisted
9 the Seniors. All os the members oil u
:. faculty, both men and womens, are II
! vited to G present.
y A group OF students from the Women
! College went to Franklin Field, Phil
/ delphia, on Saturday to witness the foo
: bali game between the University
\ Delaware and the University OF Pennsy
u vanir. This game was the hrst one
the season for the U. OF ID. Last Satu
dav afternoon at the Women's Coles
was given over to the Athletic Ass
citation under the leadership OF Sa
e Roe %, vice president of the assocl
e ton. The girls were gwen chance
a take part in their favorite games, I
there were leaders in each sport-ha
o ball, basketball and tennis The afte
d Moons fun ended with an "obstacl'
IS face between the several classes. n
h students were selected from each ch:
n Each girl carried suit case containing
sweater, hat, tie. and umbrella-all
: which she was obliged to put on al
IS take off while walking very narrc
plank. Umbr ella was hoisted throug
out the performance. No one event dt
ing the afternoon caused more anu;
ment than did this race The lunic
a came off victors. Oneof Miss Churc
ne mans famous picnic suppcrs was serv
A. on the campus at $50 P. NJ.
d. All OF the tennis courts will be rea
e. for use by the end of the week. I
l0I hockey field is in readiness at presel
a. There win be class contests in hockey
i. the near future.
as Committees Appointed.