Evening journal., 1922-10-07

The campaign for the new library
has been completed at tho women's
College. The classes are proud to re-
port to the people OF the State that
the women's College has subscribed
100 per cent. The seniors have
pledged s526. and made an outright
gift OF 800. The juniors have
pledged $3.50. the sophomores. $500;
the freshmen. s1.112.5o. This makes
total OF s3.222.5o subscribed by the
students OF the Women's College.
The spirit OF the girls has made
possible this splendid showing in
the subscriptions. The girls appre-
.ciated the need OF a new library for
the University. and they were also
anxious to do their share TO erect a
fitting memorial to the Delaware
men who gave their lives in the
World War. The workers should
also be congratulated on the man.
ner in which they conducted the
campaign. Miss Louise Jackson "a.
was the general chairman for the
college. Miss Elizabeth McNeal. '23.
was senior chairman; Miss Miriam
CARL. '24, Junior chairman; Miss
Emily Jones rs. sophomore chair
man: and Miss Louise Thompson
'26. freshman chairman. The work
crs were Miss Elizabeth Walker '23.
Miss Florence Phillips '2s. Miss Ma
bel Smith '2s. Miss Eleanor Rush
"a, Miss Lucille, Petry "a, Miss Helen
Baker '25, Miss Emmarene Baldwin
'25. Miss Marian Neide '25. Miss
Dorothy Num- '25, Miss Sallie Cal
loway '2s. Miss Clara Brady '26. Miss
Merrel Pyle '26. Miss Naomi Pep
per '26. Miss Mary Frances '26. Miss
Evelyn Cooke 20. Miss Katharine
Barnard '26, Miss Cathryn Thomp-
son go and Miss Henrietta Marvel
'26.
|. The campaign for the library at
the college Is enished. but work for
the library is still going on. In the
early part OF the week Dean Rob-
inson asked the girls TO arrange
their work so that everyone would be
free on Thursday evening TO help
with the campangn work. Mr.. Per-
kins and Mrs. Perkins were guests
OF the college at dinner on Thursday
evening. At o'clock everyone met
in the chapel room. Those girls
from Kent county took up the first
rows, then came the girls from New
Castle. then those from Sussex and
at the back the girls from out OF
the State. Mr.. Perkins gave the
necessary directions for the work 10
be done and then-the work was
done. The girls arranged them
selves into groups by communi-
ties and addressed the bulletins to
be sent to their own communities
The out-of State girls carried en-.
velopes and helped IL addressing en-
velopes wherever the need was
greatest. Science Hall saw more
hurrying and hustling around than
II has seen in some time. After all
the work was completed all the
workers were treated TO ice cream
cones. Miss Sara Churchman and
Miss Edwina Long worked hard TO
revive the exhausted laborers by
dipping out large number OF cones
per minute.
All weeks are busy weeks at the
women's College but the past week
has seemed buster than usual. The
girls are always glad TO find out how
things are done and on Wednesday
evening they had the opportunity to
find out how the telephone works.
Through the influence OF the bust
ness administrator Mr.. A. G. Will
kinson, the superintendent OF the
Diamond State Telephone Company.
Mr.. Bardo. came with some OF his
assistants TO demonstrate the oper-
alton Of the telephone system. First,
slides depicting the progress made