Evening journal., 1922-01-25

The open night on Saturday even
ing, was a great success. There was
a large number OF guests present and
everyone appeared. at least. to be
having a good time. The play THE
Turtle Dove" which gives the reason
for turtle doves on the willow plate,
was presented on Saturday evening
The same cast, which gave the play
when i was first presented. gave the
play on Saturday evening. The cast
was as follows:
The full program follows:
The Gong Bearer ...... Mabel Smith. '23
The Chorus ........ Katherine Wells "a
Chang -sut-gen .... Vesta Goodwin, '25
The Mandarin .... Louise Jackson. "a
Kwentin ..... Frances Worthington, "a
Property Man Ollie Kramer '25
The God Of Fate ..... Kathryn Ladd. 25
Miss Grace Reed, '25, played for
the dancing which followed the pres
entation OF the play.
Because ~ .he contagious diseases
in Newark. the girls were asked not
to attend church. on Sunday. The
Y. W. c. A. service on Sunday even
ing was very well attended. Rev. L.
B. Smith, OF the Peninsula Metho-
dist Protestant Church, Of Whining
ton, was the speaker. Miss Eleanor
Cannon, 20, chairman OF the Com
mittee on Religious Meetings, was
the leader. Miss Gladys Pratt. the
librarian at the Women's College,
played a piano solo. Mr. Smith took
the book OF Esther as the subject Of
his talk. He said that the teaching
OF that book is useful now as well
as in the time when II was written.
He spoke first OF vashti who was
queen before Esther. Although she
was a heather girl. she lived up to
her ideals OF right and wrong. al
though she was dethroned because
she disobeyed the Kings orders. She
is like the girl who now leads a good
life though she does not profess
Jesus Christ as her Lord. Esther
was a beautiful and accomplished
woman. She took advantage OF every
opportunity offered her. When the
necessity came. she put away the
thought OF self and risked her life
for her people. Mordecais words
who knowest whether thou art
come to the kingdom for such a time
as this?" seems to fit the present
day Women now have so many
chances to serve their country and
humanity. The advice OF the Morde-
cais OF the world is not always what
we want. but every girl must learr
to respect and follow this kind OF ad.
vice. The college woman must re
member that she is "come to thu
kingdom" to perform some part il
Gods great plan for the world.
Home talent is always popular a
the Womans College. On Monday
morning Miss Hazel Allen '25 gave
some readings which the girls great
ly enjoyed. Many Of the girls knew
the treat in store for them wher
Miss Allen was announced as thu
chapel entertainer since they heard
some OF her readings last year be
fore she was forced to go home be
cause of i'll health. On Monda!
morning she read ''TheeHouse by tn
Side OF the Road: How sad Yoi
Are" by Edward Vance Cooke. an,
Little Boy Blue" by Eugene Field.
Altho examinations may be com
ing close upon everyone, the Execu
tive Board of the Student Self-gov
ernment Association never misses
meeting. The cabinet OF the Y. W
, c. A. held no meeting since the nee
essary work OF the association hat
Z been planned the preceding week
$ The Fellowship Club is still ac
I tive. The club met on Sunda,
evening after the Y. w. c. A