Evening journal., 1922-10-04


THAR president for this college year
8tAee Mis- Alice Pruitt. who wa
eActed president last spring. did no
roturn to college. Miss Grace Rec
Aeted as president for the frst weeI
OF coiiere. Miss Reed was unani
moasly elected president for thi
yeif. and Miss Blanche Workman
Will. De vice-president.
Practice for the fall sports will
haktn very soon. Hockey and vol
ley bail will be the main sportI
this fall. Miss Emma Deyett, '25
Vas elected head OF hockey, and
Ma Anna Carroll. "a was elected
head Of voIley ball. Tho girls will
Aarve on the Athletic Council dur
Ing the time these games are played
The classes have also elected heads
OF .-sportr Miss Gertrude Rouse IL
head OF hockey for the Seniors. Miss
Elizabeth Walker il Senior head OF
volley ball. Miss Helen Black will
manage the Junior hockey team and
Mis- Anna Carroll will manage the
xolley bail team. Mis- Mary Brad
" was elected head OF hockey and
Miss Lenore Parsons. head OF vol
Icy ball by the sophomores. The
Freshmen have not as yet elected
the heads OF sports for their class.
Astr a few days OF practice they
viii be better able to choose intel
lieantiy. Volley ball Ia new sport
,at-the women's College, but It seems
SURF 10 be popular. Hockey, as
usual. Is a prime favorite.
Many OF the college girls attend
e the football game at Delaware
College on Saturday afternoon. and
the dance given by the Delaware
ColleKe men on Saturday evening.
,Nias Marlin P,rkhurst chaperoned
hob the party to the game and to
the dance.
HE Y. W. c. A. entertained on
SATURDAY, evening. This entertain
u1snt was In the form of chill
.drens party Such . variety Of
.cksHren made the auditorium look
iike-,an orphan asylum on holiday.
Good girls and bad girls, good boys
md bad boys were all In abundance.
The children played many games.
Buzz. Here We co Round tho Null
henry Bush. In and Out the win
dow. Drop the Handkerchief. Jacob
.aaA- Rachel, and a bean race fur
niHned suftcient amusement for
everyone. Since no child's party Is
complete without refreshments, the
hostesses served apples. lolly-pops
and pretzels Miss Sara HATFIELD.
VICE president Of the r. W. c. A.,
Mics Lucille Petry, undergraduate
delc representative. and Miss Jo-
aAphine Burnett. chairman OF the
Bible Study Committee. had charge
Of the party.
Miss Virginia Pritchsrd. Y. w.
c. A. secretary who represents the
Student Volunteer Movement. was
the guest OF the college over the
Weekend. Mss Pritchsrd was Just
GnAduated from Randolph Macon
callege for Women last June. She
comes from family Of nnissionsr-
iea. Che has . brother who IL now
In China Miss Pritchsrd intends
To prepare herself 10 work as for
elm missionary. Miss Emily Leden-
ham, president OF the Y. W. C~h~l
entertained Miss Pritchard and the
cabinet at lunchr2n>'on Sunday, The
cabinet mem bers are Miss Sara Hat
4sld "a. wee -president. Miss Doro-
thy Mum. Is. secretsry; Miss
Enthryn Ladd, as, treasurer; Mis-
Lucille Petrv. a.. undergraduate
AslA' representative; Miss Elizabeth
walker. rs. chairman OF the Re-
ligious Meetings Committee; Miss
Iasephine Burnett "a. chairman Of
the Bible Study Committee; Miss
yesta Goodwin. chairman OF Social
9eryfce COMMITTEES. and Miss Grace
Reed. chairman of Mission Study.
Miss Kathryn Ledd. rs. was the
leader of the vesper service on Sun
dav evening. Misr Pritchsrd spoke
Of the call of God to tho mission
deld. She said that Christ's words.
Go. feed my sheep might have
real and personal significance for ms.
Eod may be calling some one who Ia
not needing His call to help dispcl
he clouds Of ignorance and pain in
he world. 1t Is for each individual
10 decide how best he may serve
God.
: N4sp Pritchsrd also rave a short
saK during tho chapel period on
evening. She rave short
history OF the Student Volunteer
Movement This movement Ia n
,aneed by gifts OF people interested
n the movement and does not try TO
.ase money in any way. This IL Just
movement to interest the students
n mission work and TO bring before
he men and women in college today 4
gho must necessarily be the mission
Lrtes of tomorrow the need OF work
- ir the foreign held. The church /
yards send the missionaries, not
he Student Volunteer directors. The
district Student Volunteer confer
nee will be held AZ the Womens
>cllere some time in February.
The telephone IL an important fac
or OF modern life. on "Wednesday
evening Mr.. Bardo. from the tele-
,hone exchange in Wilmington will
.nrne to the college and explain the
rorkines of the telephone to the
rirn. Mr.. Bardo will erect a ninis-
are telephone system in the hils-
iums
The Juniors will have a picnic In
red Mems Grove for their iittle sis
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