Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
TREE PLANTING AT
THE WOMEN'S COLLEGE
ny marene Baldwin.

The eishth Anniversary OF the
founding Of the women's College
war held on Saturday afternoon. the
.rersass. b~ran on tho campus NJ two
O'Clock with the prcce-aion marching
from Residence hall to tho front OF
S,es.r whore the students formed n
hallnw yuusre around the tr"o. Grace
Reed. tho Sophomore class preSTideni
planted tho tree and the vice preFid@nt'
Blan0hs Workman. held II Nor her
Ml~- R,ed made very short speech
,lrrcu the nrraentetion of tho sycamore
roe and then quoted n part OF Joyce
t,rImer's poem "'rreea" After THU the
saphomorca Gang an appropriate
s1ng Pollowi the song. Niles Reed
uresented tho spade r. LILLIAN brofse
ma catraiu Of the Freedman class
.,hss 10 a traditional C,IslUrn, and
INIT tho npado vrrild no hold IN trust
nr tho noxt class war indicated by
800 few words Miss foc-sa ssid. ana
ry no way in which the Freshmen
lang Then Evelyn Cooke. the guh.
.,pta'n ~ the Freshman class came
r.r,vsrd 70 receive their clene color
from Mildred Woifenden. president of
,he Junior ciaas AZ Mian tooke bed
on hor -ash e blue crepe paper each
ono in the Glars put on her cash. and
,he enda ~ paper flninR 70 m"
ground ~ th~ gire arranged them
l,nked Hike cascade ~ blue. WIN
another rnng tho aKerCines IN the
campus were ended and the noKt "ae
tho prore-sipn 80 WUit Hall. The
Seniors led the way ench wearing e
dark dropa, thon tho Juniore. IN heavy
white sweaters and white skfria wi b
wide hand Of yellow around the waief
and how on the left side. followed Tho
surhumOrns we're ueTf. dressed ir
jght colorz and band Of rod over their
| light shoulders and tho Freahrnsr
With tholr ldIe followed Eleanor
Vlnyard and Fetty Snyder were mar
/ ahala
The excrclaea ~ Wolf Hall wer'
mainly singing. the invoatneut If th'
Soniors with the cap and gown. an
the addressee
Mary Handy. presidcut 81 tho stu
dent Self Government Associate
gnve a vary good talk cn The traiuin
ono ge'a from being active in the wOr
~ the aRTociation The Seniors wer
invested hv members Of tho Fiste
clasa. the S"phopores. Natalie Ayer
by I~onors Parsons, Emma Daye-
by Marian Niede Hannah Deakyn
By Emmerone BALDWIN. Mary Dec
by Charlotte Dayatt Marian Csallf
, her by Mary Kruger. Esther Gentle
. 10y ollie X ramer. Edna Greene O.
r Gladys Hudson Mary Handy
81 blanche Workman. Alice Jacquet'
( 10y Anna Frazor. Anne Kane by Ellis
. beth station Ruth King by Doroth
= Num-. I1miiy ledenhHm by HHthTy
! add. Sora Lynch by Brrninie Qui
b. len. FrnuCea Mo- 10y by Grace Rec
> Elizabeth McNeaI by Delma DRnp
. Mildred Massey by Florence Stidhar
n Fs,ye Moore 10y Aline Davis, F7oren'
I philipa By Helen Lucas. bctitIa 20
: ny Mnrgaret Black. Rosc Roberts ?
a Margaret Touhey. Lucille Roe Try Kat
crime Daugherty. Sara Roe by Vi
GINA Burnett. Gertrude Rouse
Dorothy Ia LeVTe. Ruth Anne Ru
sell by Helen Baker Helen Shoi
: hy Vsata Goodwin. Mabel Smith
!, Euntty Jones. Dv~lyn Spruanco
MarJoris Brosius. Elizabeth walk
. by E;steila FSfte. Following mis- DeH
= Robinson introduced tho speaker
the Afternoon. Mrs. william RS
Smith. predecessor ~ Economies
Bryn Mawr College. Her address w
Q without citle but might have ia,
9 called either Choosing a Career
= Fits and Mishts." The subject WI
d certainly an appropriate one and q
many iine points which she broug
out made every one feei that she hs
heard a very worth while talk