Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-07
PREPARING FAREWELLS
AT WOMEN'S COLLEGE
Nellie ID. B!al.

Newark. June 6.--The HiIariun on
Monday evening was the scene OF
much festivity and fun for IL was
there that Dean Robinson gave a fare
we'll party 10 the STUDENTS who have
now completed the two year course in
education. Not only the students but
many members Of the State Board Of
Education and the faculty were there
too. The guests were: DR.. n. V. Hol-
loway, president OF the State Board
OF Education: Mr.. Stahl, state stats
tician; Mr.. Jump and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward. of Wilmington; from the facul-
". Alexander Blair. e. c. Van Kuren.
Miss Dora Wilcox. President and Mrs.
Walter Hullihen. Professor and Mrs.
Wilkinson. Miss Agnes Snyder. Miss
Rachel Taylor. Miss Gladys Pratt. Miss
Mamie Rohr and Miss Dorothy Calef.
The teachers under whom the girls
have taught in the Newark schools
were guests also Miss Harriet Will
son. Miss Apdasia Reynolds, Miss
Viola Cooper and Nils Mary Hof-
/ fecker
During the evening Miss Dora vii
cox played and sang and Reba Rus
/ sell also sang several selections. Re-
/ freshments were served and this. to-
/ gether with the evenings fun. made
/ the Last party one which the girls VIII
always remember.
/ The students who will leave in June
are: Mary Marwick. Roberta Burton,
Louise Elliott, Mabel Bromley, Thelma
Heines. Mildred Jester. Madeline John
. usc Ma~~ff1
Elizabeth Penrose, Pearl Price, Reba
! Russell and Anna Skrlven.
On Monday afternoon Miss Laura V
Clark. assisted by Mrs. Wilson. MabeI
Smith. Louise Beck and Elizabeth
Mcintyre, served tea to the Senior
members OF the graduating class.
The Senior class will hold It's dinner
on Thursday evening. at the Blue
Hen Tea Shop In Newark. This Will bt
time of much merriment for the
class OF 1922. for then such secrets
as engagements are 70 be divulged
and there is much speculation now a.
TO who will spring these surprises.
One Of the most interesting feature!
t'of commencement will be the alumna'
reunion which VIII be held Saturday
evening. in the Newark New Century
Club.
The meeting this year VIII be very
informal with only a few speakers
Miss Edith Spencer IL in charge Of III
, committee which Ia working hard :
I make this reunion an event to be re
, membered Every alumna is expecte
> 20 be back in line with her class an
only the presence OF each girl is need
o ed 10 make this affair a complete sue
cess. There VIII be a brief bushes
meeting before the dinner, which WI
start at 5.45. The guests at III
aIumnae dinner will be the class {
1922; DIR. and Mrs. Finley Foste
honorary member of 1922: Dea
= Robinson, President and Mrs. Hull
, hen. When the dinner Is over the dea
will give a dance for the members {
the classes OF 1921 and 1922. In tn
Century Club.
The committee for the commence
ment luncheon IS in charge OF Grac
T. Marvil. %. The program IS as fol
lows: Toastmistress, Grace Marvil
alumnus. Delaware College. Chance
Tor Curtis; advisory council. Mrs. !
D. Warner; parents. Mrs. Philips
: students, Mary Handy. %: alumna
Mrs Shafer. Selma Bachrach, 'ls)
1922; Helen Groves; trustees, Ienr
q P. Scott and Dean Robinson
The year book Of the class Of 1sz
came out this week and the stat
feeling sure that "a thing OF beauty
a Joy forever" are more than prou
Il of their work. The covers are of blu
!. Spanish fabrikoid, embossed in gol
G The Freshman section is printed er
:. tirely in green, and the class fee
T proud Of its color. The Blue Hen
h which IS the emblem Of the class
90. is evident throughout. the bool
I even 20 the bookpiate. The staff dt
|, serves much credit for the splend.
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