Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-14
WomenS College Notes
University Of DelarUare)
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

The artist series concerts which
will be given this year promises tc
excel those which have been SC
much enjoyed in previous years
Mr.. c. J. Rees. of the Publicity Com
mitee OF the University. told OF the
nature OF the concerts at chapel on
Wednesday morning. There will be
six concerts in all. The single ad-
missions will be one dollar, a sea-
son ticket two dollars and a half.
The first concert will be given in
Wolf Hall on October 81. The Bar
rere Ensemble will furnish the en-
tertainment. The company consists
of flute, clarinet, oboe and bassoon.
The second concert win be Novem-
Der IS. Syred Hossain, who has
lately come to this country from
India. will speak on The Moslem
World and Western Civilization"
The date has not been set for the
third concert, but 1t will occur some
time in December. The Russian
Cathedral Quartette will give mu-
steal program. Mr. Arthur Alwyn
Evans. the Welsh orator and humor-
list, will speak on What Democracy
Means 10 Me-" Mr.. Evans is now a
citizen Of the United States on
February "a, Miss Tuck a soprano
and pianist, will give the concert.
Professor Paul NJ, Pearson, the d.
rector OF the Swarthmore Chautav
qua, will give the final program. on
March "a. His subject will prob |
ably be "Rudyard Kipling.'" He will |
illustrate his lecture on the author
by readings from his works.
The Halloween dance. given every 1
year by the girls at the Womens
College. will be given on October 2s.
The dance is to be In the Armory.
George Madden's Orchestra will
furnish the music. Mrs. Emma
Dayett, '23, chairman OF the social
committee, has announced the COM
mittees for the dance. They are;
Refreshment committee. Miss Edna
Cranston. "a. chairman; Miss Louise
Beck, "a, Miss Kathryn Ladd, '25,
and Miss. Grace Reed, '25. Decor
alton committee, Miss Eleanor Vim
yard, "a, chairman; Miss Frances
Richards, '25. Miss Vesta Goodwin
rs. Miss Mary Bradley. '25, and
Miss Helen Baker, '25. The girls
IN the special Senior sewing class
will inspect the costumes for the
dance.
The Freshmen elected their sub
captain on Thursday evening. Miss
Evelyn Cooke will be the sub-cap-
tain OF the class Of 1926. Miss Cooke |
was vice-presideDt OF the class and
manager of the basketball team at
he Wesleyan Collegiate Institute at :
Dover. |
The temporary dormitories are 10 :
lave an extra convenience. Tele- :
'hones for the use OF the girls are ),
o be installed there very soon. The !,
leads OF the two buildings have Z,
'een appointed by the Student Exc :
utive Board. Miss Katharine Mof- /,
1T, "a will be head of Boletus;
Kiss Eleanor Rush, "a, head OF e
'opsy. ?
Hockey and volley ball do not take O
ID all the time OF the enthusiastic S
portswomen at the Women's Col 4
eye. The tennis courts are in fair q
,onditon and a double tournament Z
VII prooably be played next week 7
rhe tournament Is open 10 faculty
md students alike. This extra ac- {
witty will not count toward an ath- a
etc letter. Those who enter the d
ornament enter merely for the i
owe OF sport. Miss Marion Park /
hurst and Miss Elizabeth Kelly of a
ne faculty. are entered. The girls \
vho wish TO play who have already i
igned up are: Miss Sara Roe, '23 y
nd Miss Lucille Roe, 20; Miss Ger =
rude Rouse, '2s, and Miss Letitia 3
'ool, 20; Miss Moss Tyler. 20, and 81,
iiss Mary Hoffecker. '26; Miss NIL =
red WolfeDden. "a. and Miss Clara u
brady, &c; Miss Ruth StohI '26 and
fiss Mildred Webb i2s. -
Dues Day comes on October sew q
nteenth next Tuesday. The girls w