Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-01
Amusing Questions at Womcn's College
BY Nellie d. Blair

Newark. March i.-Since this Is an
age Of statistics, tho Women's College
quarterly, entitled Tho Bluo Kettle.
which alwaye keeps abreast of the
times, secured eone very interesting
material last Friday morning Miss
Ruth weihe. '22, business manager Of
The publlca tion, PASSED a. tund slips
OF paper TO the girls The questions
| printed thereon we're requested 20 be
answered with brevity, not levity.
The reason for the mot aeylty''
warning was apparant in t;ln very first
question. which read. "Hav, you bob
| .,ed halr?" Such questiors AZ do
you gossip?" do you eat between
mealg2" and How often do you write
hcme?" brought fprth muc'l laughter
Eut when The question was reached
which read Are you ongagrd?" many
students, especially tho upper class
men. put down their pencils and re
fused to answer on inc GROUND that
these questions were just q little too
personal. But the reports ot these
statistics arc said 10 be very interest
Ing. but they VIII not be dlY:lgcd until
the next Issue Of the Blue Kettle.
On Saturday night the Freshmen
held full sway IN ti1e HSarium FOR 81
was no other occasion than the an
nuai Freshman dance Decorations
had been for weeks ahead and the day
before the dance the Freshmen com
nienced to put their plans into effect
Huge stepiadders appeared apparently
from nowhere and at the top OF eacf
one was perched q Freshman witt
rolls OF red paper and yards OF string
busily decorating the ceiling lights
Since red IS the class color +. just suit
cd the other trimmings which, con.
sisting OF little hatchets and MANI
cherries. announced the fact tina
= George Washington had just had an
: | other birthday. :
Promptly at seven tho da1ce bega1
| to the strains Of music furnished b,
" Madden's orchestra. TIE dancing con
tinued without intergnission unit
) 1i30, when refreshments were serve
. by several members of their siste
70 class. The Freshmen. who are Ger
g tainly very generous. permitted IN
= "uninvited" guests who stood aroun
's on the stairway and watched enviousl
e the infants" TO dance also. Thos
s, who stayed around long enough weT
% also served with ice cream.
y Jolly Time for Freshmen.
- OF course It is almost useless 20 "a
that the Freshmen had the time
y their young lives: but. then, why no
H. for they are not yet burdened dow
'n with the numerous cares Of the III
"a per ciassmen. which win arrive all r
soon, The committees which were
charge Of the dance and helped nal
3 II a success were: Music, Kathr1
Ladd; decorations, Margaret Blac
T. Mary Bradley and Helen Baker; ?
ry freshments, Leonore Parsons, Oh
Id Kraenner and Charlotte Dayett; pr
na grams. Katherine Davis; finance, Dc
e. othy Num-.
;, This week the Freshmen are We
g., active in the drive for worn clothil
o. carried on by the social commit
:. OF the 7. w. Q. A. 70 aid the AS.
;. c.ated Charities OF Wilmington Ea
- Freshman has been assigned a. nur
Der Of girls to visit and It is her du
h' to collect the clothes which are bel
given away.
OS Nutrition is q subject which is
Flldl Interest u every AiIN4F LuNsi--
We though Il is not everyone who kno-
r. the nutritive value OF the foods eat
and can select the proper foods for
ub occasions. But the education OF I
rs. Home Economics Juniors is not bel
neglected IN this respect, for III
We are obliged to take a course in nut
ton. This class Is given under I
be direction of Miss L. V. Clark a
ed Miss Miriam Null. Last Saturd
morning, the class. which consists