Evening journal., 1922-11-18

l.lnlHEc Which, AAAG So - w.
lsale. There will also be a Japanese
booth at the bazaar. The friends OF
the college are invited TO come, TO
look and to buy.
The intelligence test which is given
to every incoming class at the col
lege was given on Thursday morning
to the class of 1926 by Miss Agnes
snyder. instructor in Psychology.
These tests give evidence Of the
power to think quickly. to reason
logically Of the person being tested
as well as testing the general know
ledge of the pupil. The freshmen
made a very good showing In this
test
Mrs. Il. L. Smith entertained the
Seniors and Juniors at tea on Thurs
day afternoon. Dean Robinson, Mrs,
Charles A. McCue and Miss Helen
Short '2S, president Of the Senior
class. Assisting Mrs. Smith were Mrs
G Il. Dutton, Mrs. f. NJ. k Foster
Mrs. r. e. Saleski, Mrs. e. b. Crooks
Mrs. c. A. Short, Mrs T. +. Manns'
Mrs. W. e. Hayes. Mrs. II. u. Tiff
fanv. Mrs. ]. X. Johnston. Miss
Mary Johnston. Mrs. A. w. Helm
Mrs. ]. Pearce Cam, Mrs. George w.
Rhodes. Miss Eleanor Hafter' and
Miss Lewis Miller. Mrs. Smith USED
green and gold, the Senior ana Ju-
Nor class colors, in the decorations
which were yellow chrysanthemums'
green vines. green and yellow crepe
naner green and yellow candles.
The girls who attended the tea
were: Miss Hannah Deakyne Miss.
Mary Deem, Miss Marion Gallaher'
Miss Esther Gentlen, Miss Edna
Greene. Miss Mary Handy, Miss
Alice Jacquette. Miss Ruth klng'
Miss Emily Ledenham, Miss Nora
Lynch, Miss Frances Mccoy, Miss
Elizabeth McNeal. Miss Faye Moore
Miss Florence Phillips, Miss Letitia
Pool, Miss Mary J.. Powers, Miss
Rose Roberts, Miss Lucille Roe. Miss
Gertrude Rouse, Miss Helen Shorb,
Miss Mabel Smith. Miss Evelyn
spruance, Miss Elizabeth Walker,
Miss Louise Beck. Miss Helen Black,
Miss Josephine Burnett. Miss Mar
jorie Burns. Miss Hazel Collins, Miss
Edna Cranston. Miss Alice Finn,
Miss Lois Garrett, Miss Mary Civil
son. Miss sara Hatfield Miss Mid
red Holiday, Miss Louise Jackson
Miss Madlin Jones, Miss Greta Nc
Kinsey Miss Elizabeth Macintire,
Miss Kathryn Motif, Miss Anna
Patched, Miss Lucille Petry, Miss
Jean Rothrock, Miss Marian Skewis |
Miss Eleanor Vineyard and Miss |
worthington. Miss Elisha
Conover. Mrs. Emma L. Wilson andN
Miss Laura V. Clark, were also
guests of Mrs. Smith.
The Dramatic Club tryouts were 4
held on Friday evening. The new
members were divided into groups.
Each group was asked to present a
scene, which would give the old
a chance to discover tho
ability of the new members. The
group leaders were Miss Georgia
wiggln, '26; Miss Kathryn Jacobs,
'26: Miss Mary Kreuger, '25; Miss
Harriet Green, &c; Miss Louise
20 Every little skit put
on was very clever indeed. Much
good material can surely be found
among the new members.
Syud Hossain. the noted orator
and journalist OF India, will speak
at Wolf Hall on Saturday evening.
His subject will be THE Moslem
World and Western Civilization"
Mr.. Hossan is direct descendant
Of Mohammed. the Prophet of Is
am. He comes OF an aristocratic
Persian family, which settled in In
liza in the seventeenth century. In
india, Syud Hossain is quite as i'm
,ortant as the renowned Ghandi. He I
vas the Mohammedan spokesman
1the National movement in India.
lie will. in his lecture on Saturday
'vening. throw much light on the {
ubject of strife and upheaval in the ,
Year East and in India. Z
Some leading questions which =
lave appeared on the bulletin I
boards Of the college. which have
aused the girls to think what they !
-now OF the affairs of the world )
re: What effect has the Suffrage =,
amendment upon the minds Of wo- ,
men with respect to political prob ,
ems? Are the women or the men =,
4 the United States more alive TO
he international problems OF the
Iation? Does Europe, a pampered
ointment, stand in any peril of the :
orient? In the case Of such difficult !
Y what would be Germanys posi- 4
ion? Are there more Christians or
in the world today? q
Who is Ghandi, that he should be
allied the greatest man in the
World" and that a member Of the /
British Parliament would say zone |
oes not feel 1t blasphemous to COM |
are him with Christi" Who, by !
he election of the people, expresses
he views Of the Mohammedans and
yationalists of India? Do you know
hat the man referred to in the
bove question is in the United |
tates now? Are France and Eng |
and united today on the Moham-
ledan question? Would the Unit
d States be affected by an Occi-
ental-oriental difficulty? Would
ou?
DR.. w. o. Sypherd will speak at a
he vesper services OF the Y. w. c. 7
/. on Sunday evening. His sub A
ect will be The Literary Qualities
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