Evening journal., 1922-11-22
Womens College Notes
IITnia,orsif,; of DoLnarnrol
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

beautiful book ever written. 1t is
/ the story OF an ideal being, Jesus
/ Christ written in a fashion worthy
of the subject. He read a number Of
/ passages from various good bio
graphers and contrasted them with
the writing OF Luke. After hearing
Or. Sypherd the girls will be able to
read Luke with a finer appreciation
OF the greatness of the book than
they have been able to do before.
Miss Betty Snyder 20 sang q solo.
Miss Ruth Russell ,23 was the leader.
The French Club Of Delaware COL
lege and the Women's College met
together for the first time on Mon
day evening In the Hilarium at the
Women's College. DR.. Miller, OF the
University OF Pennsylvania gave a
lecture in French on Geneva, the
Seat Of the League OF Nations" DR..
Miller spoke of the division Of
Switzerland into a pro-German camp
and a pro-French camp during the
war. Because Switzerland did re-
main neutral, it was chosen to be the
meeting place for the League Of Ma
tions. DR.. Miller spoke OF the beauty
Of Geneva. He also spoke OF the edu-
cational advantages of Switzerland.
Dr. Miller is Swiss and invited all
these who expect to spend some time
abroad TO make a visit TO his coun-
try. This was tho iirst lecture in
French which a large number of the
club members had ever heard. They
were surprised and delighted TO be
able TO understand the Major part
of DR.. Miller's lecture. Miss Betty
Snyder '26 sang a charming little
French song. Miss Margaret Black
'25 accompanied Miss Snyder. Mr..
Donaldson and Mr. Green OF the
Mems Club did their share Of the en-
tertaining with instrumental and vo-
cal solos. The girls served lemanade
and cakes TO refresh the would-bo
speakers OF the French language.
A very important meeting of the 1
student body was called Immediate !
" after dinner on Tuesday evening. |
Miss Mary Handy '23, president OF
the Student self-government Asso-
citation, turned the meeting over to
Miss Grace Reed '25, president OF
the sophomore class. The faculty |
were invited and the Hilarium was
suddenly turned into a courtroom. /
Miss Reed was the judge, Miss Lem
ore Parsons '25, the court crier, Miss
Blanche workman '25, Miss Mar
saret Toohey 25, Miss Emmarene 4
Baldwin IS were the jury. Miss Mar
yaret Black swore in the witnesses
n the noble voiufne" The Shiek,
Mss Ollie Kramer '25, was the at
orney and Miss kathryn Dadd '25
vas the court stenosrapher. The case
cfore the court was Shall the Fresh !
nen take Off their insignia? Witness
$ for the defense were Miss Sara {
fassinger 20, Miss Anna Ralston '26, ]
fiss Evelyn Cooke '26 and Miss '
lillian Loose 20. The witnesses for
he offense were the chaperons, 4
lculty, upperclassmen, public opin- I
On and the birds. all played by Miss !
'esta Goodwin '25. The court was 5
cid in the usual order. The judge
appel the desk at intervals. the c
powdered her nose and :
hewed gum and got the evidence
aixed up. The attorney cross-ques- !
Toned the witnesses in fine style.
he jury retired to sit upon the de-
ision. The jury brought the verdict
hat the teething rings should be i,
AIKEN off Wednesday at high noon.
he freshmen were highly delighted /,
nd cheered the sophomores very !,
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