Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-14

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, thinking of their size after Tuesday
} for everybody wants to belong TO
everything. The dues, which are to
be paid are: Student Government.
81; Y. w. c. A, 81; Athletic Associa-
ton. soc; Social, So; Glee Club, 75c;
Blue Kettle. 81; Senior Class, $3.50;
Junior Glass, SO; Sophomore Class
50; Freshman's Glass, 81. Parents
might be requested not to neglect
this bit of news.
The glee club met for the first
time on wednesday evening. Miss
Eleanor Vineyard "a is manager OF
the club this year. A large number
OF girls did attend the first meeting.
Miss Dora Wilcox the director of
the club, is hoping for yet larger
number. Those who are already
members are Miss Eleanor VINEYARD
"a. Miss Mary Braeme Jones, "a,
Miss Hazel Allen '25, Miss Mae
Tempene '25, Miss Aline Davis '25,
Miss Virginia Burnett '25, Miss
Eleanor Rush "a, Miss Mary Hill 20,
Miss Jean Rothrock "a, Miss Eliza
beth Sutton '25, Miss Marion Neide
'25. Miss Anna Maciejewski '25, Miss
Estelle Kite '25, Miss Linore Parsons |
'25, Miss Emma Knowles '25, Miss |
Clara Brady '26, Miss Katharine
Bounds '26 Miss Anna McSorley '26,
Miss May Thompson 26, Miss Mar
ion Bowen '26. Miss Mary Elias '26,
Miss Betty Snyder 90 Miss Mildred
Webb '26, Madamoiselle Marthe
Charboneau, Miss Marie Belts '26,
Miss Elizabeth Crooks 20, Miss Mil
bred Wolfenden "a. Miss Esther
Ruston '26, Miss Edith Chandler 20.
Miss Sara Roe '2S, president OF the
athletic association. held a meeting
of the association In chapel on
Thursday. Second nominations for
for secretary Of the athletic counsel
were made. Miss Rose Roberts '23,
president of the Dramatic Club made
some announcements concerning the
Of the club for this college
year. The stress OF the dramatic
work this year will be placed on the
work in college. The club hopes 10
have a plaything in the dining room
once every week.
There will be a number OF short ,
plays given in the Hilarium. Prob Li
ably on December eighth or ninth
here will be given a French play !
by a Spanish or English I
play. After midyears the Dramatic 4,
Clubs Of both colleges will put on a
hree act play in Wolf Hall. During
no year the Dramatic Club will try :
% bring to the college. people who /
,now about dramatics and who can
ell the girls what is going on in the 0.
Iramatlc world. Through the d,
Dramatic Club. the girls can pur- a
hase tickets TO the shakespearean
lays Macbeth" and "Othello"
Which will be given at the Playhouse
n Wilmington next week with Wal .
er Hampden Interpreting the lead =
ng roles. :,
Miss Gertrude Hildebrand. an =
minent biologist and personal !
riend Of Dean Robinson will speak
N Mushrooms in the English room,
icience Hall, on Friday evening. The !
inmates of Boletus and Topey will be ,
interested since those
iormitories sprang up like mush- /,
'ooms two years ago.
Miss Edwina Long, assistant to
he business administrator, who Is
Ilso famed for her ability to make I
delicious coffee. Is now demonstrat.
ne that ability to all the girls. Miss =
4ong had as her guest on Thursday
fternoon, Miss Anna Carroll "a. {
Hiss Emily Roe "a. Miss Sally CAL q
oway &c, Miss Eloise Rodney '26. {
fiss Harriet Gam '26, Miss Theodore /
Sirova '26i and Miss Mary Kreu- $
er 20,
The seniors will entertain on Sat l.
rday evening. Miss Mary Deem has y
barge OF the entertainment lv
Mr.. Burgess. director OF the II
library campaign will be the c,
peaker at the vesper services on Il
unday evening. Miss Vesta Good a
in '25 will be the leader.