Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-05
Girl Students See Practical Farming
BY Nellie ID. Blair

! tempts TO Illustrate his daughters Of
forts but IL soon won over and aide
the campaign all ne can. The cast wse
az follows. Precious Flower. Dorothy
| Wong. '25; Mrs. Wang. Dorothy
| Dunn, rs; NeIghborH, Mary Eissu-
| bray, '25; Thelna ueinea, "a. Dcima
Danke. 20. Old Wang, the nnarketmen.
Kathryn Ladd. '25: Other friends. Ea
tello Kite. %. Elizabeth Walker. %
1AdallDs Jones, ~, Marian Neide.
/ 20. Much credit In due to Dorothy
/ Wong Of tho Freshman Class VINO
/ loaned the costumes and planned and
made the decorations and ecenery.
On Monday morning Or. French ~
! the state Board Of Health talked on
child Weifars. lie said tho child which
! u the cornerstone ~ tho State must be
properly trained mentally, morally and
/ DbyRlcally. Or French told ~ tho work
/ being done FOR children IN this state. a
nurse ~ maintained who points out de
+ fects Of tho childrou's diet and aide IN
( correcting them. Mslnutritlon 80 tho
{ worst evil which mas N bo overcome.
and tho state Board cr Delaware -
among the foremos. I'm advancing child
+ welfare which - now being copied b.
. IFitlkN fNgNffAHN
TIE members Of the Rife Cub ars
more enthusiastic shout thefr club
/ than any other IN college. They meet
every afternoon and evening. There
- o. fifty-foot range with Eve guns
and i've targets. Metal Dlstee cover
tho windows 20. hat thsro r. no danger
o. any bullets going astray
Tho fret meeting u the new +. ".
q 4. cabinet wat hold on Monday eve
ming. Miss Emily I,edenbau. the new
president presided The annual mem
bcr. who attends conferencea and
meetings outside % the state has not
yet been decided upon. Plans we're for
nuIated fOr the sale Of sandwiches 20
secure money for sending delegates 20
To- glesrnere.
This week the class IN home nursing
has been especially busy. Mes Mora
t0ok ne class 70 Wilmington where
they took the practical examination in
the care IF invalids. AZ 'be Rel Cross
J Center Then the written examination
} Wa given 40 Newark. The members
2 vino took the examination are E.stelle
2 Kite. Dorothy Wong, Virginia Burnett.
Maud Webster Nora Lynch. Frances
? Worthington and Alice Nfundy
p Miss MacMahon. Of the Child Wei
D fare League ~ Wilmington spoke IN
p Chapel this morning. She is looking
2 for recruits among the girls Of the
;. Womens College 10 aid in doing So
- clal Service Work in the coming sum
n ner.
% Sophomore class IN Ensileh Iiters.
] ture has been studying David Cop.
. perfeid.' by Dickens. In order thsi
j. others may get the benefit Of theii
n knowledge several OF the class mem
o bers have arranged 4 play consistin,
" of scenes from this novel. The commit
" tee in charge ia Lois Garrett. Louis
J. Jackson. and Frances Worthingtor
g Those who viii personify Dicken
d characters are: Margaret Caui<, Jeal
Is Rothrock and Kathryn Moffett.
ie On Friday morning Mrs. Manns O
u Newark Win talk IN chapel on tn
2 Philippines where she has spent man
years.
lie An extra concert will be given unde
le the auspices Of the Artist Series Com
y mittee In Wolf Hall Aprii 20 by in
Z. Philadelphia Made Quartet. The pro
se ceeds VIII 10 toward the piano fun
+ and It Ia hoped that many people. No
r only from the University but fror
IS Wilmington and Newark, Will be- pres
d. ent 20 make this final concert a sue
r. cess.
oil On April %, the first nomination 10
~ Student Government officers Of 1892
e VIII take place.