Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-05-27

e versity. spoke during the chapel per
iod on Thursday. This course is
z two year course in training for thos
. who wish to make social servic
their life work. The course was tn
! result OF the need OF trained socia
= workers experienced by various or
. CARNATIONS in Baltimore. There ar
: many unframed workers in the felC
! Of social service. ut there E a cry
ing need for trained workers. -Four
. scholarships are offered by various
organizations in Baltimore. The,
pay sos a month the first year, and
$1,000 for the entire second year
The students using the scholarships
are expected TO remain In Baltimore
during the Christmas vacation but
/ are given a months vacation in the
summer. Those who have already
made their b. A. degree in college
NAV make their Masters degree in
this course A number OF girls IN
terested in social service work spoke
10 Miss Jacobs individually.
The Athletic Council offered a
new point system for securing let
ters and numerals TO the associa-
lion. The matter has been under
discussion for some time and the
final vote was taken on Thursday.
The new point system was adopted
by the association and VIII go into
effect next year
The Glee Club elected Miss Flea
nor VINEYARD, "a. as manager Of the
club for 1928. Miss Vinyard took
the mart OF Golden Rod in the opera
Miss Bob White" given last year.
The grand finale OF the present
athletic council took the form OF
banquet which was held on Thurs
dav evening. The council had as its
guests President and Mrs. Walter
Hullihen, Major Rowe Captain
Sparks and Captain Mackenzie. Sill
yer cups were very much in evil
dence. President Hullihen presented
cup TO the class OF 1924, as win
ners of the inter-class rife match.
Major Rowe presented a cup to Miss
Natalie Ayerst. '23, as winner in the
individual rifle match. Miss Park
hurst presented the cup to the class
OF 1925, as winners of the gymnastic |
meet held early in the spring. Cap |
tain Mackenzie presented a cup to |
Miss Sara Roe, '23, for her efficient !
leadership in starting and organiz-
ing the rifle club This was COM
plete surprise to the whole student |
body, and especially to Miss Roe.
The tennis cup was presented TO
Miss Alice Pruitt. '25, by Miss Ger
trude Rouse, 80, head of tennis.
Miss Esther Gentien. '23, treasurer
Of the council. presented the athletic
shield to the class OF 1922. Miss
Louise Phillips. 80. president of the
athletic association, presented the
letters and numerals. The whole |
banquet did not consist of talk, but /
the very excellent dinner served by |
Miss Sara Churchman played a large |
part In the festivities.
The honor teams OF the various |
sports follow hockey-center. Miss |
Natalie Ayerst '2s; rgiht inside for
ward. Mrs. Katharine Wills "a; left
inside forward, Miss Ruth Hayman
"a; right wing, Miss Lucille Petey
"a; left wing. Miss Grace Marvil
%; right half back. Miss Alice
Mundy "a; center half back. Miss
Lucille Pettibone "a; left half back.
Miss Emma Dayett '23; full backs.
Miss Mary Handy 20; Miss Mildred
Wolfender "a; gold keeper, Miss
Lucille Roe 90; substitutes. Miss
Anna Patchell "a; Miss Mabel |
Smith '23 and Miss Louise Phillips /
'22.
Basket ball--centers, Miss Mabel
Smith '23; Miss Helen Black "a;
tide centers, Miss Lucille Petry "a;
Mss Mary Bradley '25; forwards,
Hiss Mabel Bromley "a; Miss Ethel
ferguson '22, and Miss Helen Shorb
20; guards, Miss Margaret Moffett
%; Miss Alice Prultt rs; Miss Ger
rude Rouse '23.
Tennls-Miss Alice Pruitt rs;
Hiss Dorothy Ford '22; Miss Louise A,
'hillips 20; Miss Sara Roe '2s.
Track-Miss Ethel Ferguson '22;
Hiss Lucille Pettibone "a; Miss
label Bromley "a.
Baseball-Miss Louise Phillips
2; Miss Sara Roe '23: Miss Esther
entieu '2s; Miss Letitia Pool '2s; !
Iiss Mabel Smith '2s; Miss Roe
oberts '2s; Miss Pauline Pryor I
a; Miss Alice Mundy "a; Miss l
adeline Johnston "a; Miss Mil 9
red Wolfenden "a: Miss Mary q
radley rs; Miss Mary Dougherty @
5. !
The bulletin board Is the home of $
any Interesting announcements- I
e exam schedule with Senior Eng
n beginning the pay. room draw Q
g on June hrst, no classes after ten !.
clock on Memorial Day. the sched- r
e for next years practice teaching II
Id advice how to spend the sum- n
er. q
Professor C. r. Brlnton has at u
ast two remarkable French classes a
. L. and NJ. L. ~. The young o
dies have written plays in French ~
Id produced them on Friday after L
'on. much to the delight of a large -
idience. Miss Hazel Collins "a e'
nd Miss Emily Roe "a won the fc
rizes for the best play. The "ac- RI
ors' and actresses were in costume A
nd played their parts with much al
cal and ability. The program fol- II
ows: H.
e College des Femmes-"s Science Han" b
'hANDE APREs-MIDI THENTRk ALE :,
la derniere de la sason
Vendredi le 26 mai 1922. r,
LES GRoUPEs 'bs Mig AMI % d
Rideau a l mr.
LIE PARFUM DIES orcNoNs.