Evening journal., 1922-11-18
Womens College Notes
University of DelaUdre)
BY RUTH ANNE RUSsELL

lie Ceicle de Francois met on
Wednesday evening. Madamoiselle
Mar1he Charboneau. the president,
was in charge of the meeting. Isador
Levine, the founder OF the club and
Miss Angela Weiss. Instructor in
French. were also present. Miss
Betty Snyder '26, sang a number OF
charming French songs. Miss Dora
Wilcox accompanied Miss Snyder. A
combined meeting of the French
clubs of the Women's College and
Delaware College will be held on
Monday evening in the Hilarium at
the Women's College. DR.. Miller, of
the University of Pennsylvania, will
lecture on Geneva, the Seat of the
League of Nations DR. Miller will
speak in French, of course. A short
play viii be given by the members
of the club. Refreshments will be
served.
To play every inter-class game ac-
cording TO schedule seems impossi-
BILE at the Women's College. The
weather seems 10 have some very
serious objections to the schedule.
Rain on wednesday postponed the
game that was to have been played
by the Freshmen and Juniors On
Thursday there was no interclass|
game, but the second teams of the
Freshmen class in both volley ball
and hockey put in a hard practice
hour in their different sports. Train
ing rules are still in force for all
those who are on class teams and
those who are substitutes on the class
teams.
On Friday the Seniors and Juniors
played against each other in hockey.
The game was well played by both
4eams II was exceedingly exciting
at times. The final score was 60
in favor Of the Seniors. Miss Mary
X. Bradley %, assisted Miss Marian
Parkhurst as referee for the game.
The line up was as follows:
Seniors-AIiss Natalie Ayerst. center |
forward; Miss Esther Gentieu, right
Inside forward Miss Gertrude Rouse |
left inside forward Miss Florence Phil |
left wing: Miss Nobel Smith. center /
half back Miss Emma Dayett, right /
half back; Miss Leutia Pool left half
back; Miss Mary Handy, right fnii
DdCk. MISS sara iAtts AtAA AhAA haANAA 1
Miss Lucille Roe, goal.
Juniors-Miss Eleanor Ninyard, cen
ter forward: Miss Anne Carroll, right |
inside forward Miss Jean Rothroek.
left inside forward Miss Lucille Petry, /
right wing; Miss Marjorie Burns. left
wing; Miss Josephine Burnett, center
half back Miss Helen Black. right half
back; Miss Elizabeth Macintire, left
half back Miss Miriam CARL. right full
back; Miss Mildred Wolfenden. left
fun back; Miss kathryn Moffitt, goal
Goals-Rouse. Ayerst, Gentieu,
A Current Events Society was
formed at the college on Wednesday
during the chapel period. Miss Rose
Roberts '2s, was elected chairman;
Miss Elizabeth McNeal '2S, vice.
chairman, and Miss Lucille Petry
"a. secretary. Last year the girls
formed a club known as the Limita-
ion OF Anna; tents Club. They fol-
owed the events of the conference
1t Washington with great interest.
rhe Current Events Society win be
he medium through which the
girls will study and discuss the
events of the day. Professor George
II. Ryden. of the History Depart
ment, will probably be the faculty
advisor OF this society
The y. w. c. A. invited the col
Iege to come buy Christmas gifts
n the Hilarium on Wednesday even
ng. The goods on display we're sam :
,ies from the Gift Shop at Morris
own, n. ]. Christmas cards, par ,
ng knives, oven cloths. shoe clean !
RS, conundrums and recipes were ]
III on display as well as many other
,retty and useful things. The Y. w. l
:. A. gets a commission on the 7
mount Of goods they sell. This '
money will help to swell the Eagles q
mere Fund.
The bazaar which the Y. W. c. A. c
$ planning to hold in the early part s
4 December. probably December ;
4. will surely be well worth attend
ng. Nearly every girl in college is !
making some article fo- this bazaar. :
Iandkerchiefs, luncheon sets, bu- {