Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-15
HOCKEY SEASON OPENS
AT WOMEN'S COLLEGE
ny Emmarene Baldwin.

The time has come when enthusiasm
In nj iir height at the Women's college.
On Monday the first hockey game OF
the eoason was played between the
uo,bo,n,res and Freshmen, Both
teams played well, but the S0phomores
were defeated by erorc Of to z.
Tho lineup Of the teams was os
follows: Sophomore tcam-forward
line, Mary Bradley, Blanche workman
Helen Lucas, Dorothy LeFevre. Pearl
Cain. and Mary Kruger. substitute;
half -lbs Touhey, Ncata
| Goodwin. Charlotte Dayett; full-
backs, Katheryn Ladd. Marian Niede; {;
goal. Frances Buttles; captain
Blanche workman: manager, Mary
Bradley.
Freshman team. forward line
Clara Brady, Georgia Wiggin, I"l'a
| CIendanipl. Lillian Loose. Evelyn
Cooke: hnlf-hacks, Alice Davis. E7sie
Money, Elizabeth Winner; full-backs,
Moss Tyler, Carmcllo Cori"tto; goal
Mary HoGecker, captain, Georgia
wiEgln: manager. Zelda tlendauieL
The Sophomore goals were made by
Helen Lucas and Dorothy BoFevre
Lillian Ioose scored three and Zelda
Claudnniel one for tho Freshmen.
There wore - great many spectators
land much cheering showing that class
qrlrit and interest were mot lacking.
ON Tuesday tho Freshman and
Isophonorca played the first volleybaI
game uf the year.
'r,vo o,hcr points of Interest ir
Inthlotics aro tho elections Of Lucille
Ipefrv. raptain uf Junlur Hockey squad
and Blanche workman. captain "f the
Sophomurn team. and a slight change
u, tho training rules ono ~ tho rules
has been that only fresh fruit nigh
hp eaton hntweon meals, hut Il ha'
bren recommended that tho restriction
he p'aced on candy sundne and mand
factured bevorages alone.
Spurred on bY tho game in th'
afternoon. the girls were still feeliri
fun Of pep" ~ dinner on Monday an
~ Intervals throughout the meal, tn
, uppe: Cjassmeu led ip singing an
/ cheering. The Freshmen. who fel
/ very happv over their victory. ais
/ had eoulo good songs which thoy ha'
I composed for singing on such "e
casipns
Al meofiug Of the student Bod
= on Monday evening the question a
what Kind Of publication WIS desire
bv tho girls was discussed Ruth
lame Russell. tho editor of the Blu
Kettle" tho college magazine aska
for suggestions for making tho pape
" better. and bringing e. up to standart
L. At present the "I|ua Kettle"
" purely a literary magazine. but It ha
been suggested that this he change
somewhat and "a page Of jokes an
news items be added. Another sugge'
ton was that tho form Of tho naEa
zinc he changed 70 that Of a news
paper and he issued every two week
In this kind Of paper the literary an
nsws-item- ideas could both he carrie
T out ard a paper that would he a suC
T cess might be published Nothin
definite. however. will be done unit
after the drive for subscriptions. ne1
week.
Tonight tho Y. W. g A. has charR
v Of display Of samples Of gifts an
novelties that has been seut from n
art ard gift shop in order that th
rirls may choose the articles the
wish TO buy and place an order fC
what they want. This is just anotht
:. part Of tho large bazaar whiC
- ia to be held at the college q
=, December II. when everyone iuteres
ed is invited TO come and buy Of n
=, Japanese articles. novelties ar
:, hand made articles. which, Will be, q
u. sale.
on Friday DR.. Rydeu. professor
history. gave a tea at the home of Mr.