Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-10-11
Women s College Notes
LILnirorsifr of DeLnu,nrel
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

Although the library campaign
finished at the college. the girl
haTe not lost interest in the library
OnaSaturday afternoon many OF tn
giris worked 10 III the envelope
whirh were addressed on Thursda.
evening with the library bulletins
The students Of the university ar
following the state campaign wiz
great interest. They are expecting
thefpeople OF the state 10 do theil
fuA share in subscribing to the lib
rary fund.
The weather surely seems TO be
AGAINST Junior bonflres. Again rain
made a big bonfire on the campus
inrpossible In spite OF the bad
weather there We're many guests.
EvTryone had a very good time.
There was dancing in the Hilarlum
untfI eleven O'clock. The refresh
menis. which were the usual hot
DOGS and rolls, pickles and coffee,
We're served. cafeteria style. The
Juniors were kept busy by the long
line OF customers who made no com
piaint about ths food. which IS. Of
course. remarkable in the cafeteria
business.
The Y. W. c. A. vesper service
on Sunday evening was a service
which explained to the new girls
the work Of the Y. w. c. A. at the
Women's College. Miss Emily Led
enham. '2s, the president Of the Y
w. c. A., was leader Of the meet
ing She introduced the members
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planned their work. The work of
Miss Sara Hatfield. "a, vice-presi-
dent OF the association. Is concern
ed chiefly with her, duties as chair
man OF the membership committee
She invited the girls to join the!
association and cooperate IN MAX
ing this year a banner year for the
local Y. W. c. A. The duty OF max
ing posters TO announce the meet
ings as we'll as the regular duties OF
secretary OF an organization is a
part of the work OF Miss Dorothy
Mum. rs. The girls who are in
terested IN art work are especially
lnylted TO help Miss Num-. Miss
kathryn Ladd. '25. the treasurer,
has charge A the financial affairs
OF The association. She. too, needs |
The help and cooperation OF every
member OF the association. Miss |
Lucille Petry. "a, undergraduate |
heln representative. Is the connect |
Ing link between the local associa- |
lion and the east central field in
which this college is located. Miss
Elizabeth Walker, who. in her duties
OF making plans for the Sunday
evening meetings. needs the girls
who can play or sing especially.
asked for help and cooperation
from everyone. Miss Grace Reed,
chairman OF the Mission Study
Committee, explained the World A
Friendship Club to the girls This Is
a club for those interested in mis-
sion work. Miss Miriam Null was
director of the club last year and
viii probably take an active part In
the work OF the club this coming
year. Miss Vesta Goodwin. '2b
heads the social service committee;
Miss Josephine Burnett "a. the
Bible Study Committee. Both OF
these girls plan meetings In which
the girls can learn more OF social
service and OF the study of the
Bible.
The physical examinations which
are required every year at the col L
lege have been finished. DR.. French.
who recently resigned as head Of
the Child Welfare Commission
made the examinations. He reports
that the girls. are, in the main, very
healthy The condition OF the heart
and lungs Of the girls Is especially
sood
Supervised student teaching or,
as # is more generally spoken OF
among the girls. practice teaching
has begun. Five OF the Seniors are
now doing their full share toward
wearing down the path between the
Women's College and Newark High
school Miss Marion Gallaher is
teaching Freshman English: Miss a
Lucille Roe is teaching physics: d
Miss Elizabeth Walker first year o
French: Miss Fave Moore, plane I
geometry; Miss Mary Deem. solid g
geometry; Miss Helen Shorb and b
Miss Emily Ledenham are teaching g
lome economics. Miss Agnes Sny- e
Ter supervises the work OF the arts j
md science students. Miss Laura
7. CLARK is in charge OF the work l
u the students In home economics. Y
The music class and other stu
Tents muslcaily inclined are inter
'sted 10 know OF the Ukranlan
,horus. which will give concert
y Wilmington soon. A number OF
he girls are planning TO go to v
Philadelphia to hear Galli-Curcl, n
who will sing n'eoncert there on a
october twentieth /,
Miss Mabel Smith. '2s. chairman n
4 the chapel committee, had charge n
y the chapel period on Monday l.
morning. At this time definite
'laces in the chapel room were as &
signed TO the students The orches- T
"a will play in chapel every morn q
ng from now to the end OF the h
school year. 4