Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-08
WomenS College Notes
University of DeIaWare)
BY RUTH ANNE RUSSELL.

fessor of Economics at Bryn Maur
College gave the address OF the day.
Mrs. Smith spoke OF choosing the
right career. At this time practical
" all vocatlons are open to women.
Girls may choose a career in which
they can truly express themselves.
Mrs. Smith urged the girls - try
many careers and find the right one.
She said that an individual should
never choose a work that was dead
ening, that brought no Joy TO the
worker. She divided people into the
creators and the organizers. Both
kinds OF people are necessary TO a
happy world. The girl should de-
termine in which class she belongs
and choose a vocation in that class.
Life work should bring joy. No
career is a good career unless the
person who Is doing the work Is en-
joying It.
The Sophomores held a reception
in Residence Hall after the exercises.
Miss Grace Reed. president of the
class OF 1925. poured tea. The other
officers Miss Blanche Workman,
vice-president OF the class, Miss
Marian Neide. secretary. and Miss
Emmarene Baldwin treasurer. were
in the receiving line. Dean Robin
son, Mrs. William Roy Smith. Mrs,
Samuel Chiles Mitchell. DR.. Samuel
Chiles Mitchell and DR.. W. o. Sy-
pherd. The members OF the Sopho-
more class served.
Dean Robinson gave a dinner
party in honor OF DR.. and Mrs.
Mitchell on Saturday evening. DR..
Harter and Miss Eleanor Harter, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Wilkinson, Dean and
Mrs. F. L. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs,
Everett c. johnson were guests
from Newark. The girls who knew
DR.. Mitchell as president OF the col
lsge were very glad 20 welcome him
back.
The Eagles Mere delegates are
taking n very active part in the y.
W. c. A. services this year. The ser
vice on Sunday was announced as a
conducted trip TO Eagles
Mere by Miss Sara Hatfield and her
aides. Miss Lucille Petry "a. Miss
J Josephine Burnett "a, and Miss
Vesta Goodwin '25 were Miss Hat
fields able assistants. The girls ex-
planned the purpose OF the Eagles
Mere conference. This conference is
held every year in order that the
girls Of the East Central Field of the
Y. W. c. A. can meet together, talk
over their problems and get inspira-
ton for the work Of the coming
year. The girls told OF the lectures !
the meetings, the discussion groups |
which constituted the serious work |
Of the conference. They told Of the |
beauties OF Eagles Mere and the |
Jolly times the girls have at the con- /
ference. These delegates gave very |
good picture OF the conference and |
Interested the new girls in working |
Tor the Eagles Mere fund.
The Juniors had charge Of the en-
.ertainment for closed night on |
Saturday. Miss Margaret Black '25 |
and Madamoiselle Marthe Char |
Doneau played piano solos. The |
quests were invited TO entertain |
themselves by giving an impromptu |
lantomine OF the story OF Cinderella. /
Miss Kathryn Ladd '25 was Cinder-
lila. Miss Edith Leonard 20. the |
Prince. Miss Dorothy LeFevTe '25.
Miss Elizabeth MacIntire "a. Miss /
Margaret Touhey '25. and Miss
luaesita Drake. took the parts Of
he Princes herald. Cinderella's
mother and sisters. The Juniors
erved candied apples and marsh
nallows. Dancing followed the en-
Monday was a quiet day after a
usy weekend. The Student EXecu
i've Board and the Cabinet OF the
:. W. c. A. held their weekly meet
ngs.
College hour was held at Wolf
iall for the first time this year. for
9th boys and girls. DR.. U. L. Bevan
-as the speaker. His subject was the
fear East situation. A number of
ectures by the professors Of the
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