Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-22
FRESHMEN AT WON1EN'S
COLLEGE TALENTED TIIESPIANS
ny EN- msrene Baldwin.

Ono OF the best entertainments eeen
tbis year at the Women's College was
given On Friday night by the members
of the Drafnatics club. Rose Roberts
president Of the club, opened the en-
terlstnrnpnt by vayng that unlike most
cl,rhs the dramntcs club allows the
new meinber 10 initiate themselve-
| "a ther than have the old members do
~. and The entertainment was planned |
and worked out by the ,eroups and |
| their leaders alone. The fret part OF |
| tho prc gram waa I'm charge Of Georgia |
| Wlerln '25 whose group gave Tho !
| lfonevmoon In this Georgia Wlegin !
| Tho groom. and Clara Brady, the bride, !
vent 10 the theatre. The main parts |
n this "show" were taken by Betty |
SNYDER and Elizabeth Winner. Later |
~ took a train for Niagara Falls
| had many funny experiences on
sc way.
The second group gave movie
tcene showing the director directing
the actions IN the play, and at the
same time taking the pictures OF 1t.
'rhe director of the Celluloid Film
| Company was Merrill Pyle and the
actors were cOhantas-katherine
Jacobs; Jchn Smith, Blanche Holton;
and powhatan. Dorothy lleyd. The
picture was full OF action and excite
ment until whistle blew announcing
mcaltlme. This group, whose leader
was Katherine Jacobs. 90 also gave
In the Morning" by Paul Lawrence
Dunbar The parts, both Of which
were well acted, were taken by IElise
Marvel as nanny" and lillian
Loose, as the lazy boy.
'The next group was in charge Of
Mary Kruger, '25. The girls staged
scene In a College girls' Room.
which was indeed quite natural. The
girls. Anna Passmore, Naomi Pepper.
Dorothy bowen, Mary Kruger, Hazel
Allen. and Ienore Parsons. sat around.
played the mandolin told stories. sew
cd aud knit and complained ~ tho
long lessons as usual.
Thn fourth group showed Mary
Francis. alias Mrs. Brown. reminiscine
and trying TO decide what she would
e do could she live her life over again
3 AA Beulah Thompson, a broken henT-t
- ed child. Madelin Forwood. a tenn'
champion. Harriet Gum, n college cir
= Ruth gioll a nurse. Anna McSOrley
a teacher. and Barbara Parry, a suffra
&c xatte. passed before her eyes am
smoke of their trials and trihulations
eha decided she cared 10 he like non
:, of them and preferred the role OF Mrs
G Brown.
>, The last presentation was "A Silen
propnear given by Louise Thomu
ue SONS grolp. The girl. Marian sharp
VI less. and her 'Tsid" sister, Esther Rus
'E' ton. were sitting in the living r0or
e when the maid louise Thompson
announced caller. Sara Messenge'
Pr a dude, entered and went abyIt th
ne business of proposing but was inter
re rupted ny the maid announcing enoth
irs et caller. The two women fip him j
a into the shape of GONE piece Of furn
ng ture and receive the next man. Thes
ms actions continued through he pla-
of and at the end Sara Rice. a preache
si- Marie Belts. q soldier. and Ellzabet
ed Crooks. man about town. have bee
changed into a chair, table and hs
rack.
Everyone enjoyed the entertainment
and decided that there must be a gres
:" amount uf talent and acting abIlit
~ in the Freshman class.
The second of the intarclass hocIe
rt games was played on Friday afternoo
nm and resulted in the Seniors defeatin
& the Juniors Go The lineup was
~ Senior team: forward line center. Ng
IL talie Ayerst; right inside, Esther Ger
nix lien: left inside. Gertrude Rouse
ge right wing. Hannah Dealeyne. le
ge wing. Florence Phillips; half hack
en- center. Mabel Smith: right. Fjmu
ite DaDyett. left, '"Tish" Pool; fullback.
,ia right, Mary Handy; left, Sara Rot
goal. Lucille Roe.
The Junior lineup--forward linz
r. - center, Eleanor Vinyard; right lnsid
Anna Carroll: left inside. Jean Rot
en- rock; right wing. Marjorie Burns le
rs wing Lucille Petry; haIfbacks: cente
en- Josephine Burnett: left, Elizabeth Ma
at iutire. first half. Mildred Holiday, Sc
m ond; fullbacks: right, Mildred Wolfe
RS. din, left, Miriam Carll goal, Katherii
ISIS Moffet.
es. The Senior forward line was We
les fast and although there was stiff o
i've position Gertrude Rouse succeeded
All making three goals, Natalie Aver
~ two. and Esther Gentieu, one.
on Saturday morning the secol
teams Of hockey and volley ball of d
Freshman and Sophomore class
played each other.
"' Grace Reeds team of Sophomor
III, were beaten by Sara Rice's Freshm;
II in two games ont of three. The Soph
'oo more team: Eunity jones, Mau
ef' Webster. Delma Danks. Mary Bak,
IA Matte Kenny, Grace Reed, An.
Short. Emma Knowles, Alyce Watts,
for Florence Reed, and Pauline Mool
all and Mabel Conaway for Gladys Huds
DIV Freshmen: Sara Rice, Margaret Sa