Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28

Three things have claimed tho In
terest OF the students OF the WON
eng Collegis this week. FIRST, the
trip to Wilmington on Wednesday,;
second. the dance on Saturday night.
and third. athletics.
At College Hour on Tuesday, Major
Rowe came 10 the Women's College
and told the girls that they were ex-
pected 10 march as a part OF the Uni.
vereity in the parade TO extend pub
llclty for the Memorial Library Cam
paign in Wilmington on Wednesday
Immediately after he gave instructions
as TO the time and place for entraln-
Ing and detrainin8. and the course %
be followed IN Wilmington. The girls
met In front OF Residence Hall where
they formed in column and practiced
marching for the remainder OF the
period. On Wednesday the girls left
on the special train leaving the 3. &
o. station IN Newark at $40 a. m
When they arrived in Wilmington.
n line was formed and Miss Park
hurst and Miss Null led the Women's
College group. Each class had two
marshals Senior--Trelen Shorb and
MARY lEAfs Gu " OAAFAA-
den and Emily Roe: Sophomore
Grace Reed and Blanche Workman
Freshman--Lillian Loose and Evelyn
Cook. II IL a fact that each girl who
took part in the parade feels that che
has been given rare privilege and
she is glad 10 have been able 10 dc
something more 10 aid in the work oi
the Library Campaign.
All OF tho girls seem 10 have beer
preparing for the Halloween dance
TO be given in the Armory by tht
! Women's College tonight. II has no
! been an unfamiliar sight 20 see Z
blaze OF pink and blue and gold. o.
red and orange and black go through
! the halls on the way 70 be inspected
! before appearing at the dance. Th'
! Seniors who are taking a course II
! sewing this year have charge OF tn
| inspection. The committees IN charg'
! have arranged 70 have Madden's Or
| chestra furnish the music; 20 servi
/ cider and doughnuts for refreshments
/ and TO decorate with colors appro
! pirate TO the season. The committee
are: music and program. Emma Day
/ EFT; refreshments. Edna Cranstor
Grace Reed, Kathryn Iladd. Louis
Beck; decorations. Eleanor Vineyard
Helen Baker. Mary Bradley. Vest
Goodwin. Frances Richards. The fol
lowing patrons and patronesses hav
been invited 70 attend this FIRST dane
given by the women's College this year
President Huilihen, Mrs. Walter HUI
linen, Dean Robinson, Mrs. Wilson
Miss Taylor. Professor Dutton, Mr.
George Dutton, Dean Smith, and Mr.
Edward Smith.
On Thursday two more sets ot ter
MS we're played of. Miss Parkhur
and Mics Kelly we're defeated by Ii
cile Roe and Sara Roe; Mildred Wo
fenden and Clara Brady won over VI
ginia Burnett and Frances Battle
: The Anal game Of the tournament b
, tween Lucille Rec and Sara Roe. ar
, Mildred Wolfenden and Clara Brad
. wall be played soon.
The varsity hockey squad met Il
, its second practice Thursday afts,
! noon. Training rules which must I
observed by all girls who are tryir
10 make a team Will begin Monda
two weeks before the interclass gam
In hockey and volley ball begin. tt
rules are; Every girl must get eig
, hours OF sleep every night in q
/. week except one; candy may be ca
: en- only directly after meals; nothi!
: may be eaten between meals exec
; fruit; every girl must eat three nes
: a day; cold showers must be TAX
9 every morning; every girl must r.
for fifteen minutes every day betwe
Il a. N. and ; p. n.
- The Seniors who have been dol
practice teaching in the Newark HI
L Schools for the past three weeks 4
IS ished their work on Friday, and
IS new group starts in on Monday. Ms
ian Gallaher has been teach.