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| Newark, Jan. 1.-THE Dramatic
Club ana the Footiights club Of th<
University Of Delaware are combining
| their efforts for tho production OF
three plays to be given in Wolf Hall
auditorium on Thursday evening. Jan
usry 10. at s15 o clock. Mabel X. Tebo.
~, president OF the Dramatic Club
OF the Women's College, and Alexan-
Ger Blair. faculty chairman Of tbs
Footiights Club OF tho Mems College,
deserve much credit for the training
Of the students who Will appear IN the
performance.
Special committees AFRO working on
scenery and costumes. These commit
tees were chosen from tho members
Of the two clubs. Tho plays that viii
be presented are: Stuart Walkers
''sir David Wears n Crown" Mary
MacMillan's "The Rose" and cosmo
Gordon L@nnox's The Impertinencc
Of tho Creature"
The cast for Stuart Walkers play
consists of: Prologue, Fred Smith;
You In the Audience, Paul p. steel I:
Soldiery. Frank Else Min, Gilbert
IChristneld; Milkmaid, Gertrude Rouse
Blind Man. Leonard DAILY, Ballad
Singer, Theodore Dantz. Kings
Trumpeter. Newman Rose, King. r.
s. Akin; Counselor. Norman Wade !;
Population. John Cedric Snyder !,
Queen, Helen Grovee; Kings Great
Aunt. Louise Jackson; Sir David. a
little boy. Dorothy lie Fevre; Mother.
Marion Hatfield; Device Bearer, John
Wells; Page. Katherine Davis
Mary MacMillsn's The Rose" an
other one-act play, viii have the fol
lowing characters: Sir Richard, John
son Rowan; Lady Sylvia, Florence
Phillips. THE Impertlnencc OF the
Creature" by Cosmo- Gordon Lennox
is A dialogue between Rose Roberts
az Lady M1llicent. and Earl Brandt
as the Unknown Gentleman.
Tonight Will be open night at the
Women's College. The Students Of tn.
University VIII enjoy the evening by
dancing TO tho music OF an orchestra
selected from college students.
Many students OF tho Women's Col
lege enjoyed the concert that was xiv
en- by the Orpheus Club in Wolf HHi
on Tuesday evening. Ralph Kinder
was director. and Noah H. Swayne
End. eoloist, Of tho evening. Tho pro-
ceeds were given over to the uni.
versity Review"
Miss Laura v. Clark, Professor O,
Home Economics Of the University
spoke to the Freshmen during a re-
cent ort>ntstion hour on the import.
ance Of home economies in tho eduoa-
ton OF women. She traced the develop
ment Of the art OF home making sine.
colonial times.
Marian Hatfield. 20, and Mareu>rft.
Mitchell. ~. Will have = novel ak.
. per1ence from now untn June. The,
have accspted positions In the VII
! mington High School to teach hom,
, economics on Saturday mornings. Be
. ginning with today, they Will have
class OF 14-year-old girls, rs In mum
Der. all OF whom are employed dur
Ing the week, but who viii come I.
; the high school on Saturdays to lear,
; the essential facts OF homo making.
The teacher training students o
the college, accompanied by Ma
Agnes Snyder OF the education depart
! ment- attended special exercises a
the Wilmington High School Las
night.
= The aIumnae OF tho WaminRto,
4 High School who are students OF tn
A Women's college have contributed 81
TO tho high school library fund.
= The alumnae banquet at the Won,
!. ems College Will b held February 1,
b Various committees Will bo appointe
]. in tho near future by the Studeu
= Government Association to make a
n necessary Arrangements for the al
n fair.
g Although a few weeks OF tho f,r,