Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-04
FOUNDERS DAY AT
THE WOMEN'S COLLEGE
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Newark, Nov, </-In ehapei on
Tuesday Miss Margaret ". Ls0is
representing the Presby terrain Board
and The Women's Council III Missions
spoke on tba work with migrant
groups. In every community tbsrs
seems 10 bo migrant children who
Dss1 SONS social Hsrviee work Gone
for them.
A. meeting of The Y. w. &. a.
cabinet, J~nors Parsons was selected
FOR publicity chairman. and Helen
Baker. financial chairman.
At dinner Wednesday evening the
entertainment was ia charge Of the
Y. w. G. a. delegates 10 tho Eagles
mere convention. They first attracted
the attention Of every one ~ singing
"Oh Gay Can You See"--snd when
everyone had risen they added "Us,"
and then kept the attention by singing
various songs which had been COM
posed by delegates from other col
leges. Then everyone sang Follow
the CLEAN" which is the song com
posed by the Bryn Mawr college group.
Miss Kathryn Ladd then announced
the plan TO give & Z. W. c. A. bazasr
early IN December.
! On Tuesday night the student Coun-
cila Of Delaware College and Of the
Women's College had a joint meeting
This week has been a very excit-
Ing one for the Juniors. and IN a way
for all college organizations Pho
tographers have been kept very busy
during the day taking pictures for
the year book, which is put out an
nually by the Junior class.
The French club had its second
meeting Wednesday evening in the
Common Room. a short play This
Judge" was given by the members Of
one OF Mr.. Levine's classes. The
characters were: The judge, MAJ
Tempone: the merchant. Madlir
Wiatrup; the servant. Kathryn Ladd
the peasant. Eleanor Rush. Msrgare
Touhey gave the prologue.
Mile. Martha Charbonneau, presi
dent Of the club talked for n few
minutes on French styles. and Mis-
Mildred WoBenden reoited a French
poem. After this games were played
and apples were served for refresh
mcnts
Anniversary Celebration.
This afternoon the Women's Col
lego celebrated the eighth anniverssr,
Of it's opening. The program was q
follows:
2 p. m. Campus.
Tree planting ...... Sophomore clas
Presentation Of spade 70 Freshman
class Miss Grace Reed
President OF Sophomore clas
Acceptance Of Spade.
Miss Lillian Loose. Captain
Freshman class.
Presentation Of class colors TO Fres'-
man class. Miss Mildred Woifender
President Of Junior class.
Acceptance OF class colors.
Miss Evelyn Cooke. sub-captsin {
Freshman class.
2.30 p. m. Wolf Hall Dea
Robinson, presiding.
Music ................... Orchestr
College singing,
Led by Miss Dora wilco
Address 49, Miss Mary Noble Hand
President Of Student f-Governmer
. Association.
College singing.
Led by Miss Dora Wtco
!, Investment Of caps and gown,
President Walter Hullihe
-, Address. Mrs. William Roy Snit
Professor OF Economics, Bryn Nav
. College
Alma Mater
Music NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Orchest.
= Reception, Residence Hail.
= The college has Just received z!
= Of some wonderful books given by MI
- A. D. Warner. They are four volum
OF F. Hopkinson Smiths Venice
:. Today" They are very nicely bour
- and each Is illustrated with mar
pictures autographed by Mr.. Smith.
~ On Thursday afternoon Miss Eliz
- beth McNeal entertained at her hon
= on South College avenue, Newa.
- The entire Senior class was invite
Il, and they spent Il very pleasant tir
NJ playing bridge and FIVE hundre
=. They were served with chicken sals
n biscuits. pickles, ice cream, cake. nu
minis and coffee. Those who attend
the affair were: Natalie Ayerst, E,
~ ma Dayett. Hannah DealSyne, Ma
= Deem. Marian Gallagher, Esth
= Gentieu. Edna Greene. Mary HanC
Alice JacQuette, Anne Kane. Ru