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Examinations at Women's College
ny Elsie Leonor. wooleyhan.

Newark, Jan. 2s.--Thc social com
mittce has planned no form Of entertain
ment Mt the Womcn's College for this
evening. Mid4year examinations have
already begun, and it ls felt that study
will furnish enough enjoyment 10 satisfy
the greatest pleasurc-secking individual.
Examinations began yesterday and will
continue until February 4.
There will be no meeting OF the home
nursing class, that is conducted by Miss
Mary Moran Of Wilmington, until the
beginning Of the new semester, on
February 6. :
The Freshmen have already selected
committees 10 arrangeithc class dance 10
be given on Friday evening, February %.
The following committees are ~ charge
Decorations, Helen Baker, Margaret
Black and Mary Bradley; refreshments
Edith Carr, Charlotte Dayett and
Lenore Parsons; program, Katherine
Davis.and Ollie Kramer; music, Kathryn
V. Ladd; finance, Dorothy Num-.
The members Of the Middletown New
Century Club and the Newark Century
| Club will be entertained ut the Women
College on February IA. The Dramatls
Club has already begun preparation
| for play TO he presented IN the Hllarium
on that date.
The,alumnae Of the Women's College
have been invited to the annualhlumna'
banquet, which will be held at the college
on February IL.
The three plays that were to have
been given by the Dramatic Club anc
the Foot Lights Club on January ~
but which were postponed on account
Of the prevalence Of scarlet fever, Will II
all probability, be presented IN VOL
Hall on the evening Of February 3.
The class in fine and applied arts re-
Gently made posters announcing the or
exhibit TO be given in the early spring
Miss Rachael Taylor, head Of the ar
department, has announced that WINE
all 'of these posters are successful ant
deserve to he commended, the poste
that was designed and painted b,
Katherine Wills, "a, is the most artistic
for it is truly bit Of professional work
Student Com mittees.
The student executive board has ap
pointed some standing committees 10
the new semester Kathryn Motif, "a
will take the place of Elsie Wooleyhan
%, who is finishing her course at md
years, az chairman of the browsing room
committee. She will be assisted b.
Sara Roc, %; Pearl Price, "a, and Ma.
Conner, '25. Gladys Wilcox, ~, ma
been appointed TO succeed Mlldre'
Haley, i22, as chairman Of the dlnin
room committee. The chairman 9th
chapel committee will be appointe
within the next few days. Hanna
IIollingsworth, %, Is the present chair
man
Subscription fees for the 'Blue Kettle
were collected by Ruth Weihe, %, bus
ness manager, and Miriam CARL, p
assistant business manager, on Iuesda
and Wednesday.
An importantsmeetinQ of the Athlet
Council was called this week by !
Louise Philips, %, president of n
Athletic Association, IN order TO On
cuss the adding of additional trac
events for the annual spring athlet
meet.
More than 20 students have slread
signed up for tickets TO the recital TO
given by Rachmaninoff IN WllmIngto
next month.
At recent senior class meeting, tt
members decided to have a joint con
mencement with the students OF th
Mems College. Everyone preferre
separate class day exercises, however.
The chapel exercises on Wednesda
morning which were in charge OF Maria
Hatfield, %, student president, wei
impressive Miss Hatfield told OF Il
history OF the honor system at Il
Women's College, how each girl worke
earnestly in an endeavor to prove tn
she could be trusted in all of her academ
work. 1t was several years before Il
faculty would grant the request OF u