Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-13
MAY FESTIVAL AT WOMEN'S COLLEGE
BY Nellie ID. Blair

than AZ present and this win also help
10 brighten the day's success.
After the dances In the grove ths
guests are invited 10 attend tho ex-
hibits in Science Hall. Thers is a food
exhibit by the nutrition class In tho
Food Laboratory. which win give SONS
idea Of the importance # vltamines,
This exhibit will show deficiency dis
eases from lack Of yitamines. the ply
sical properties Of vitaminss. and
menu deficient In yitaTnines
! There will be an exhibit ~ dresses.
waists. and other articles q apparel
| in the sewing laboratory. made By no
Freshman and Sophomore classes,
This work has been done under no
direction Of Miss Elizabeth Kelley
Miss Rachel Taylor. art insir7icfos.
has also arranged an exhibit of ars,
lrepresenting tho work Of tho Arts anf
| Science. Home Economies and Teacher
i Training classes. This viii inclpfs
Il charcoal and water color work. hous.
! plans. woodlock printing. batik. weav-
ing. bookbindIng and pottery.
All Of the designs Ara original ara
tho dyeing has all been done in fhs
laboratory by tho students. When Dn.
/. Perry. director Of art at Pratt In-ti-
] tute. was here recently. he connrnendsf
, very highly the work being done IN
the Art department OF tho Worner's
q College.
$ But while May Day has claimed 'hT
: larger part Of our time, athletics havs
s not been forgotten. Tho Juniors hsvs
r played off their sets IN tho tennis
r tournament and Letitia Poole hens
70 'Gertruds Rouse, but was beaten ~
70 Sara Roo. On Thursday afternoon fhr
- Juniors beat the Freshmen by n scor-
- of 22 70 10, Ia tho seasons first bsse-
. bail game. Both batteries were good
g but the number or errors yss unusual
= " high. duo 10 lack or pr1ctics. Tbs
lineup was as follows: Juniors-phil-,
j. lips. p: Roberts, c.: s. Roc ID: Cen
n tieu. Oh; Poole 3b: Deakyn-. o. r:
= King, !. f.; Lynch. c. r.: Smith. r. :
e Freshrnen-Bradley. D.; Krserner. :
y Marvil. ID; Kite, d.. Neide. sb :
q Baldwin, 2. s.; Burnett. l. T.: Conwsll.
y c. f.; Davis, r, T.
le On Wednesday morning the nonai-
le nation Of officers for the Athletic Coun-
r. Gil took place. as follows: president
" Sara Roe. "Tish" Pool and Helen
Shorb: vice-president--MH Mildred VOL
e. fenden, Miriam CARL, Lucile Pstry ard
i'd Louise Jackson: secr~tsry--Msry
o. Bradley. Alice Pruitt. and MssIln Mar.
es VII.
lie on Thursday. Walter Dent Smith
he spoke in chapel on Radio and Wire
lie less" He explained the use of wireless.
n during the war and told Of It's history
&c fIe explained also how a receiving snt
'e. sending station is managed and n,
1a relation Of the development TO efuca,
ne donal work. The girls were invited u
na hear the radio concerts and Lectures
r at the engineering building Of tho uni
ss, versity. where professor George Koer
en- Der has a station for receiving.
ne Last night Margaret Moffett an
I'll Ruth Weihe. former editor and bust
ness manager. respectively, e tn
ed Blue Kettle; Ruth Russell. the ney
e: editor, and Miriam CARL. busines
lie manager, were guests at old college
all at the banquet given for the Intercol
Sc, legiate Newspaper Association, who's
L. conference Is being held this week-en
TT, at the university. The girls from var
ise ious colleges who are attending N
es. meeting Will be guests at the Women
.u- College over the weekend
ise Tonight the annual spring dano
Ill of the Womeus College viii be held (
ey the Armory.