Evening journal., 1922-12-20
WomenS College Notes
University Of DelatOare
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

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The Russian Cathedral quartet
gave the program for the third Of
the Artist Series concerts which was
held in Wolf Hall on Saturday eve
ming. This company has been sent
from Russia to familiarize the Amer
| lean public with Russian music. The
| first part OF the program was given
in costume of the Russian Cathedral
singers. The songs were the old
Russian Cathedral chants. The
quartet then sang some songs in
| English. Each member of the quar-
tet sang solos which were very well
received. The last part of the pro-
gram was given in Russian holiday
costume and consisted Of Russian
folk songs. The accompanist gave
several piano solos. This concert
was a treat TO local music lovers. The
Cathedral chants especially seemed
like the tones of an organ. These
chants are sung unaccOmpanied. The
deep bass voices which are so very
remarkable among the Russians
furnish the necessary accompani-
ment to the melody. The next artist
series lecture will be given by DR..
Arthur Walwyn Evans, the distin-
guished Welsh humOrist on what
Democracy Means TO Me-" This lee
ture will be given on January twenty
seventh.
The Dramatic Club had charge OF
the Y. W. c. A. service on Sunday
evening. Miss Gertrude Rouse '23
was the leader. After the girls had
sung a number of Christmas carols,
Miss Dorothy Bowen 90 read the
story "A Shadow Christmas" by
Laura Spenser. Porter. This story
tells of the small boy whose spirit
returned to spend Christmas with his
mother after her death. He rejoices
TO find his mother entertaining the
poor children and the orphans at
Christmas.
The seniors had a most enjoyable |
afternoon on Saturday at the home !
of Professor and Mrs. Dutton on |
Main street. Professor Dutton was !
chosen the honorary member of the |
class OF 1928 and Mrs. Dutton and |
George Jr.. have also been adopted |
by the class. The girls took their
sewing and knitting and really ac-
complished much as well as talked |
much. Mrs. Dutton served delicious |
fruit salad and coffee to which the
seniors did full justice. The seniors
who were guests of Professor and |
Mrs. Dutton on Saturday were Miss
Helen Short, Miss Gertrude Rouse,
Miss Letitia Pool. Miss Florence
Phillips. Miss Evelyn Spruance. Miss
Emily Ledenham, Miss Ruth King,
Miss Mabel Smith, Miss Lucille Roe,
Miss Mary Handy, Miss Ruth Rus
sell, Miss Faye Moore. Miss Esther
Gentieu, Miss Elizabeth Walker,
Miss Emma Dayett. Miss Mary Deem.
Miss Natalie Ayerst, Miss Marian
Gallaher, Miss Elizabeth Mcneil
and Miss Mary Powers. Madamoiselle
Marthe Charboneau was also a guest
at the party.
The forum will meet as usual on
Wednesday afternoon. The subject
will be What Is the Farm Bloc?"
The discussion leaders are Miss
Louise Jackson, "a, and Miss Mary
Braeme Jones. "a. The host esses
will be Miss Marian Gallaher, '25,
and Miss Kathryn Mofitt, "a. 8,
The Christmas dinner will be
held on Thursday evening. Tho
Sophomores and Freshmen have
,harge OF the arrangements for the
dinner. Miss Rose Roberts, '23.
will be the toastmistress. The
guests who have been invited are
DR.. Hullihen, Mrs. Hullihen, and
DR.. and Mrs. Edgar Jones. OF New
lrk; Mrs. Preston Lee. of Whining
on; Mr.. and Mrs. william c. Spru- 3
lnce, OF wilmington; Mrs. A. d.
Warner. and DR.. W. o. Sypherd, !
Dean E. L. Smith and Mrs. Smith, :
Professor and Mrs. Dutton and 7
ieorge Dutton, Jr., will bc the
,uests OF the Seniors at this dinner.
rhe college organizations are to be
represented among the after-dinner 7
peakers.
THE Blue Kettle" will appear as
. Christmas paper on Thursday be- (
ore vacation begins on Friday. The I
taft wishes to furnish reading ma 7
erial for the Christmas vacation. {
The Sophomores gave their big {
listers, the Seniors, a Christmas ,
arty on Monday evening. This is I
he invitation the Seniors received: y
IN Monday night, December eigh- S
teenth,
Now, my dear, what d you think?)
/ Christmas party is going to take
place, |;
Inst look ar the smile nm evarv =
face.) Il
his party will be held at the Or o
phans' Home
or each little Orphan. poor and 81
lone. a
nd jolly old Santa himself will be