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has come in earnest the interest IN |
| outdoor athletics has increased /
amazingly at tho Women's College
During the winter the girls take part
in indoCe gymnastics and the past
season has just closed with a com
petitive meet. held last week Tho
regular gymnasium classes are nov
practicing outdoor sports and after the
Faster holidays competition In these
SPORTS wifi commence. During this
week the elections for 'he various
sports have been held The result Of
these elections Ia rs follows Base
Poole, 10: Hayman, 6 Track
Sara Roe, 6; Lucille Pettibone. B.
flask etbaii -rromley. %; Marshall
=. Tennis Rouse. %; Worthiagton.
H. Only the gIrls who intend toI
practice in these sports were allowed
20 vote.
A. recent meeting ~ The Rfe
club tho election Of officers was held
sara Roe. %. haa been elected ufosi
dent sshe deserves the honor since
D. was through her effort that Tho
clrh was organized. Narxarc' Hof-
fcr. 90, ~ vice precedent. and Emily
Zoe. ~ rs head ~ ne executive com
m.itco Starring Roon tho club VIII 30
divided into two teams ami tho win
r'ng team WI be permitted 10 usa mis-
credit towards iheir points for the
tr.ae practice. which has recently been
added ~ tho llg. II ma for 4porte At
q recent meeting = fho Athletic
! Council. Saturday. May %, vas chosen
ss Field Dav
On Wednesday morning in chapel.
Misc NacMa hon. who IL director ~
Tho C'hidrens Bureau n Delaware
and ~ the Gnciety for the Prevention
! - Cruelty 20 Children. spoke on the
work ~ these two Orga izafions In
tho state - Delaware First she told
3 ~ 'hc need for he & T. & g IN Della 81
ware: how no sociefy seeks tho - use
- the trouble n 'hs horne Tho
q trouble. she said. may result In rnedi-
=, cal neglect general neglect. or al
-, verse moral Conditions. The aim n
p. the so~icty IS % build mp no family
4 and the conditions Of children on the
professional stage have also been IN
,, vsetigated
" Miss MacNahon told Of no work n
A Tho Cthidren's Bureau which finds
= suitable homes for homeless chill
- dren and how carefully me fo-ster
Ia parents must no chosen for different
b types Of children. To The girls of th'
Womens College. she aid. belongs
a the duty OF Interpreting his bursa,
4, to others. and Of aiding In It's work
!; Resume "PIaythinss.r
:. The weekly "plsythings" were re
= sumed on "Wednesday nfgnt after
lapse OF several weeks. This playle
- was In charge Of the Sophomore clas,
- Miss Louise jackson in the introduc
:, ton told how parts Of David Copper
y, field which tho Sophomore class
~ studying IN English literature Ia
a been selected The origin Of the say
80 ing 'Tsarkis is willn'" was then acte
;, out in costume by Miss Margart
Caulk. as Reggoty; Jean Rothrock. a
David Copperheld and Kathryn Mo-
felt. as Barkis. II was a very clever
~ worked out plaything and ne7
- week the class will endeavor 70 sho
- again by acting he origin OF oth'
=" stereotyped expressions with whic
we are ali familiar.
ne Miss Florence Bamberger. profess,
w of education at Johns Hopkins In
~" versity. addressed the Parent-Teach'
Association Of Newark on Thureda
=" night. Many girls OF the teach
training course attended the lectu
. which was on Modern Methods
II Educa ton" Miss Agnes Snyder
I the Educational Department Of q
" omeu's College taught a model ic
son after the address. The girls "!
attended were: Theima Hcines, Pa
II Inc Tryor. Doris lie Gates. Pearl Pri,
n. Mildred lester. Anna Skriven. r
w becca Wollaston. Jenny IIuciso
ID Madeline Johnson. Helen Grove
- Marion Rodney and Marion Hattie
49, Yesterday Mildred Jester and Am
' Sl5riven taught in Deia ware City az
- ockessin. respectively. under the
49, ect1on M Miss Ruby Miller, sta
~ supervisor Of education. This teac
ing IS required part OF the two-ye
educational course.
This week end Miss Rachel w TIA
lCr. instructor in art, has as her que
ary Miss Bailey Of the Chldrens II
verslty School OF New York city. NJ
Frs Bailey taugh: art In the SUNNI
hs' school and has come at this time
rye make arrangements for he conf
ing summer. when she Will again tea
car at the university.
ro-
+ = Bible and Morals.
= Or. Frank Herson addressed Z
an Fellowship Club. At its weekly me.
ed ing. on Thursday night. The subje
was The Bible and Morals a
DenevoIence. He explained VIVA
great influence the Bible had had
The morals OF the world. bu, how "a
er must De taken not to read into q
We Bible meanings which aroGt ther,
IN At the college hour this week.
ne Soussa-h % the University 4 Pennsy
'oh a1.a's Department OF Ecouon.
-rs ,alked on Frontiers He told no
sid. the frontiers have ever appealed
or people and OF the difficulties to
oil faced in overcoming new frontiers. I
iry mentioned Roosevelts love for e.
of