Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-05-27
WomenS College Notes
University of DeIaUare)
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL

The Dramatic Club Board for the
coming year has been elected. The
present board acted as nominating
committee and posted the list of
nominees on Tuesday. The elections
took place during the chapel period
on Wednesday. The officers for
1929 are: President Miss Rose
Roberts, '23; president, Miss
Mildred wolfender. "a; business
manager, Miss Louise Jackson. "a;
costumes. Miss Frances Mccoy. '23;
membership, Miss Hannah Deakyne,
'23; property Miss Natalie Ayerst,
'23; playthings, Miss Edna Cranston,
'24 scenery, Miss Frances Richard,
'z5. The club of le21-22 has just
closed a very successful year. The
club loses much talent in Miss Mabel
Tebo. %; Miss Ethel Ferguson, ~;
Miss Helen Groves. '22, and Miss
Dorothy Ford, 22, who will be
graduated in June.
The juniors elected class officers
for the coming year on Wednesday.
The senior officers for the coming
year will be: President, Miss Helen
Short; ice-president. Miss Mary
Deem; secretary, Miss Esther Cen
tieu: treasurer, Miss Ruth King;
student board representative, Miss
Florence Phillips; senior board MEM
hers. Miss Emily Ledenham. Miss
Frances Mccoy. Miss Florence Phil
lips and Miss Ruth Russell.
The sophomores followed close on
the heels of the juniors and elected
their officers on Wednesday evening
The junior officers will be: Presi-
dent. Miss Mildred Wolfender; vice.
president. Miss Emily Roe; secre-
tarv. Miss Mildred Holiday; treas
urer Miss Josephine Burnett; stu
dent board representative, Miss Edna
Cranston. The sophomores have yet
TO elect the staff which is destined
10 have the joys and sorrows OF
putting out the Blue and Cold the
college annual, next year.
The final basketball game was
nlaved on Wednesday afternoon. the
championship lay between the yet
indicated Seniors and the Fresh ]
nnen. The Senior still keep their
laurel wreath entact. The score was
seniors, "a; Freshmen, II. The
game was one of the most exciting I
ean,es played this year. but was not
one of the best games since both
teams made many fouls. The line
up was as follows:
seniors-Miss Dorothy Ford, CEN Q
ter. Miss Louise Phillips, side cen
ter; Miss Ethel Ferguson, forward; !
Miss Alice Ferguson, forward; Miss !
Margaret Moffett. guard; Miss Flea
nor Marshall. guard. 0
Freshmen-Miss Mary Dougherty' :
center; Miss Mary Bradley side
center; Miss Madlin Marvel, FOR
ward; Miss Kathryn Ladd. forward
Miss Alice Pruitt, guard; Miss Mar !
garet Touhey, guard.
Miss Alice Pruitt, rs, is the tennis
champion. The final match was :
nlayed by Miss Pruitt and Miss
Dorothy Ford, 20.
Dean Robinson asked the geneucs
class to meet on Wednesday even
ing in the English room in Science
Hail on Wednesday evening. Inc
class knew that they were 70 see
come interesting lantern slides, but
did not know that Dean Robinson
was also having a party. Miss Doro-
NV Calef. instructor in biology act
ed as "movie operator" for Dean
Robinson. After the slide came the
refreshments, served by members OF
the Y. w. c. A. cabinet Delicious {
cakes and punch dis ;.
appeared among talk concerning
man as a binding, space-bind- 9
ing animal and the governmental Il
control of the railroads. Those who \,
.nioyed Dean Robinson's party were: \,
Mss Dorothy Calef, Miss Agnes r
;nvder. Miss Jacobs. Of Johns Hop .
,ins University; Miss Mary A. .
,snina Miss Mabel Tebo, '22; Miss d,
,orothy Ford. '22; Miss Eleanor
annon. '22: Miss Margaret Mofett' NJ
%: Miss Gladys Wilcox, 22; Miss Pl
sabel Troub. 20; Miss Maud Lodge
2: Miss Ethel Ferguson, %; Miss NJ
atalie Ayerst. '2s; Miss Edna Nj
reen.' 20: Miss Norah Lynch. %;
ISIS Ruth Russell. '2s; Miss Eliza 2.
sth McNeal. '23; Miss Faye Moore, ca
q. Miss Gertrude Rouse, 20, ana Nj
ISIS Florence Sweeney. "a. RI
Miss Jacobs. who is interested In pa
e course for training social SER M'
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