Evening journal., 1922-10-07
WomenS College Notes
University of DeIdlOare)
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

in the mecha9STn OF the telephone
since It was invented by Alexander
Graham Bell. Then Miss Kelley. a
long distance operator. explained the
how and why and when OF making
long distance calls. She explained
the town TO town call. the person to
person call. the messenger call, and
the appointment call. Miss Naylor
demonstrated on miniature switch
board how local calls are made. The
members of Mr.. Bardo's troupe
then presented a little scene entitled,
Ourselves as the Telephone Hears
Us" Even the trouble man came in
and repaired the telephone. Dean
Robinson thanked Mr. Bardo and his
aids In behalf of the girls for a very
interesting and helpful evening.
Mademoiselle Marthe Charbon-
neau, who liveh Rue du Palaic-
Galllen, Bordeaux. France. is now at
the Women's College. Before com
ing to America Mademoiselle Char
bonneau attended the Lycee de
Jeunes Files at Bordeaux. A stu
dent from Austria is expected TO at
tend the Women's College but she
has not arrived as yet.
The chapel periods this year are
so short that the chapel committee
has decided to have no speakers ex-
cept during the hour period on Tues
day. The time will be given TO de-
and short meetings. Miss Mabel
Smith. '2S. heads the chapel commit
tee this year. The orchestra will be-
gin to play in chapel regularly next
week. The regular seating in the
chapel room will also be arranged
next week.
Beginning Monday. October Q.
breakfast will be served at 7.30 In
stead of 7.15. Glasses will begin at
ten minutes after the hour and close
on the hour. Chapel will be at 12.O5I
and luncheon at 1880.
The Y. w. c. A. on Sunday even
ing will be an explanation service.
Miss Emily Ledenham. '23. president
OF the Y. w. c. A.. will lead this
meeting. The cabinet members will
explain TO the new girls the work
ings of the Y. w. C. A. as a who,e
and the work of each officer of the
cabinet.
The Juniors have surely enter
tained this week. On Wednesday
they gave a picnic in Red Mems
Grove for their little sisters. the
Freshmen. The picnic supper Of
sandwiches. salad. pickles, fruit and
cakes was attractively served in lit
tie baskets tied with blue and gold.
After the "eats" everyone had
good time playing games. The party
returned TO the Hilarlum in time TO
see the demonstration given by the
representatives OF the telephone
company.
On Friday the Juniors entertained
at tea. Dean Robinson. Mr.. Walter
Hullihen and Mrs. =. l.. Smith re-
ceived with the Junior officers. Miss
Mildred Wolfender. the president OF
the class OF 1924, presided over the
tea table. Miss Emily Roe, the vice
president; Miss Mildred Holiday.
the secretary, and Miss Josephine
Burnett, the treasurer received the
guests. A large number OF the nom
resident faculty attended the tea.
The Juniors will again entertain
on Saturday evening. The annual
Junior bonfire is TO be held at this
time. The Freshmen OF Delaware
College are invited to meet the
Freshmen OF the women's college,.
Dancing will follow the fun on the
campus.
The Freshmen elected their cap
tain on Friday evening. Miss Lillian
Loose will lead the Freshmen until
the president IS elected. Miss Loose
is a graduate Of the Wilmington
High School