Evening journal., 1922-11-22

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20, 10 a.o,s,,., 80 ,,e,v well, received
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..ss..nr., ,,,,,,te,,or fron, lthe old
-.,.,e,,,srs' ,,,..sa,,tod some Very clev.
~ ,t,tlo SCENES The 4rst rroup
,,naer +ho direction of Miss Georgia
,xr;roir 90 nresented \ picture OF
newiv-n,arried connie at the
fheatre and on the train. Miss
clara Rradv. 90 was the bride.
Ms yvirrin. the groom: Miss Betty
SNYDER 90 and Miss Elizabeth
Winners 90. were the actors in the
MAY: Miss Virginia Chipman, 20.
The porter on the train. The second
rropp gave two pavlets. First the
audience was treated TO the making
ii movie of the story of John
smith and Pocahontas. Miss Mer-
rel pyle '26 was the director. Miss
Blanche HoIton. 90. John Smith;
Miss Dorothy HYDE. Powhatan, and
Miss Katharine Jacobs, 20, the
leader OF the croup. was Pocahontas.
The other two members OF the
aroup. Miss Lillian Loose, '26, and
Miss Mary Louise Marvll, 20, pre-
ssnted one OF Dunbars poems in
the Negro dialect. Miss Marvil was
1he old NANNY and Miss Loose her
Jaw son. Miss Mary Kreuger. '25:
Miss Hazel Allen. '25; Miss Lenore
Parsons. '25. Miss dorothy Bowen.
,ss. MSS Anna passmore '25. pre
sented the audience with n picture
Of itself. Their sketch was entitled.
"a Scene Il, a coliere cirl,s Room, -
Miss uarriet Green. ,26 with her
group illustrated the thoughts OF
Mrs. Brown. played by Miss Mary
Frances. 20, concerning what. she
might have been IL She had not
married. Miss Beulah Thompson,
,z6, was the small girl; Miss Made
line Forewood, '26, the tennis girl
Miss Harriet Gum, 20, the college
girl; Miss Anna McSorley, 20, the
School marm;" Miss Barbara Parry
the suffragette, and Miss Ruth Stoll.
20, the nurse. Mrs. Brown finally
decides that sho is glad to remain
Mrs. Brown. The final piaylet was
entitled. silent Proposals. Miss
Marian Sharpless, go, took the part
OF the young lady; Miss Esther
Ruston, 20. the troublesome little
sister: Miss Louise Thompson, '26.
the French maid; Miss Sara Rice,
10; Miss Sarah Massinger, 20; Miss
Marie Belts, 20, and Miss Elizabeth |
crooks, 70, were the suitors OF the 1
young lady Everyone OF the little (
sketches were very cieveriy done.
The Dramatic Club Will be greatly
strensthened by the ADDITION OF
'hese new members
An airplane picture Of the college
vas to have been taken on Saturday
ifternoon. To make the scene alive
he girls prepared to stage a hockey
yame and a volley ball game. The
yirls were ready and waiting, but
,ad weather kept the photographer
way No one felt hurt because
he picture was not taken, for the,
rirls had 30 much fun while they
we're waiting. A picture OF the stu
lent body and faculty was taken af-
er luncheon on Tuesday.
AR Synd Hossain, the lecturer o
he Artist Series entertainment, on
Saturday evening, was the guest OF
be college at dinner on saturday.
>fter dinner, Mr.. Hossain answered
lnestions concerning india and the
'ohtical situation there.
The second Of the Artist Series
entertainments was held IN Wolf
4au on SATURDAY, evening. Mr..
svnd Hossain Occurred on the Mos
an world and western Civilization.
Ir. Hossain explained first the ex-
mt Of the Moslem world. 1t is an
nbroken strip from. the Atlantic to
he Pacific, beginning with Morocco
J Northern Africa. and extending a
trough Asia to the Pacific. Mr.. c
Iossain told Of the Moslem's part :,
} western civilization, that the \
loslem's kept the culture OF the :.
sreeks and passed Il on TO the west
m world. Although there are in y
isiduals who have done great l
cal for the people OF the Mosiem u
Ord. the western civilization has
eiefy made itself known through T.
nm-dum bullets and other instru- 81
lents OF warfare. The policy OF nj
e imperialistic nations has been ~
lat OF sordid self interest. That AZ
e western world should fear a
oslem Invasion is absurd since the
oslems lost an their power more ~
an twenty-five years ago. Mr.. ~ ~
ossaln ended MS lecture with ~
ca for better understanding among =.
Itions. Mr.. Hossain Is himself a - q.
7hammedan ana presented ms side 80 =.