Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-18

Newark, Feb 1ss--Another cpl
dcmic of bobbed hair has broken out
within ths past few days at the Wo-
mems College. This is n matter which
time alone can cure, but the queer
thing IL that no one seems to be look
ing for a remedy. Even the supposed
ly dignified Seniors have succumbed
and one never knows who Will be next.
Even though It has been rumorsd
time and time again that shorn locks
are "declasse." tho w. 9. ID. girls keep
Ibrayely on. and when one turns around
1t is only TO find another head clip
ped Perhaps this is mn evidence OF
independence. Who knows7
On Tuesday evening the students Of
the university had the good fortune
10 hear DR.. John Mez, reporter for the
Frankfurter Zeitung, speak in Wolf
| Hall Before the lecture DIR. Mez and
| l)r. William T.. Bevan were entertain
cd at the Women's College. DR.. Be
van introduced the speaker in the
absence OF President Hullihen. The
talk was on the economic conditions
Of Europe and was, unofIlcialiy, the
opinion of DIR. Mez.
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to stay I'm Germany, according TO DR.
Mez. and It has now fulfilled the plnus
for disarmament. The Essen OF the
famous Bertha Krupp Ia now
engaged In manufacturing farm i'm
PIGMENTS and locomotives. From the
wreck of the war SHINES alone stands
out as the sole captain OF finance. HC
has foreseen the economic conditions
and has brought up everything which
can bring profit. As warning tc
the United states. DR. Mez stated that
she cannot live isolated and only bJ
Incorporation can the financial condi
tions OF Germany and Europe be bet
tered. After tho lecture, DR. Me;
answered several questions about con
ditions In Europe. which were asket
by persons in the audience.
Miss Laura V. Clark Of the horn'
economies department. spoke on tn
Interesting and vital subject OF style
in chapel on Thursday morning. Sh
stated that style is the custom o
mode OF the times in which we live
, For instance chaperons are now goint
out of style. Fashionable styles Il
! dress originated with the early Greek
while cosmetics date back 20 the tim
| of Charles RI.
, At present our styles in eyebrow
come from Africa and our kimon
/ sleeves from Japan. But the tru
/ test of fashion IN defined by Mis-
. Clark as the appropriateness Of On
style to the wearer and the occs sIor
! On Thursday evening many of tn
Il. nd fo ho OF m nm hf
8 tween Delaware and Washington an
n Jefferson only 10 see their own teal
o go down to defeat.
Las. night was the elimination
II the anticipations OF those fortuna
:, girls who attended the Junior Pro
a OF the university. which was held
II the gold room OF the Hotel du Por
a Dean Robinson and some other men
, bers OF the faculty acted as patronss
es. Promptly at o'clock the graz
, march started. The fret half Of q
march was played by the Original S
a and the second half by Madden
!. orchestra.
), This evening the Crawford Adam
: Co will give the fifth artist seri
:, concert In Wolf Hall. Adams Is
q NlOiiNlAt Oh UNUSUAL aDlAltg. Inc OLN
members OF the company are Mi
Marion wilkins. reader. and Charl
c. LaPierre, pianist. The previo
concert was delayed on account
the scarlet fever In Newark.
Tomorrow evening the Y. w. c.
services will be IN charge of q
Sophomore class. They have secur
Mrs. wollaston OF the Z. w. c. A.
Wilmington. to speak. Miss Elean
=, Vlnyard. "a. will sing several sele
=, tions, and Frances worthington "
- play some violin selections.
l" Miss Margaret Black. '25. has be
: elected leader OF the orchestra, whit
= has been re-organized. She Is TAXI
H. a special course in music at the c.
lege.
The three one-act plays which we
~ 70 have been presented on Februa
10 Will be given in Wolf Hall on I