Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-04

These things "An Old Timer" 70
members about examinations
Mid-year examinations came u a
close yesterday afternoon. There arc
very few students remaining ~ COLI
loge during the week-cnd Practically
everyone has taken this oppOrfunlsy.
tho short lapse of time between the
end OF the 0rst eenoaer and fhs
end Of the second, 10 80 % her own
home or tho home Of n churn. Tho
second semester actually commences
al $40 n. m. February s. The gfu-
dents have all made out their sched-
ules and had their enrolment cards
signed by their particular sscutiy al
wiser before leaving for this short
recess.
The members Of tho FRESHMAN eIae-
are planning 70 give party IN honor
Of the Juniors, their sister classroator.
on Thursday evening. February ..
Such parties rs this Increase good
fellowship AZ tho college.
great number Of the members q,
the faculty vera guests AZ a deiightfni
tee given by Miss Eleanor sfartar ~
Newark. on Thursday afternoon. Dean
Winifred J. Robinson and Mrs. walter
p. Hullihen assisted Miss fIarter iu
receiving tho guests.
l While some student. must work
\ during examination week. others ard
a Few hours for play. such ygas tho
case on Wednesday afternoon. Febrn-
ary +, when Elizabeth McNcai. "a.
entertained dozen n her churns ne a
bridge party. Helen shorb. "a. won
Tho arst prize.
| A group Of ten giris, chaperores t,v
fiiss Edwina Long. started out On
"Wednesday night for q real old
&shionea sleishrids In a hug. old
/ fashioned sleigh. The psrty vp~
bound for Elkton, distance oe rev~p
miles but they had gone scarcely hair
ne distance when # began to rain
and they were oblise. TO hurry h.ot
10 college, as fast as old 'Dobbinr'
could carry mem.
The annual alunns. bsrouo. vf,I n.
held at the Women. College a v-~k
from tonight, February II. An n, In.
| students are looking for,ys-c ,.,,,i,
nluch pleasure towards thi. occasion.
Marian Hatasld, 20. president Of the
student Government Association }.
taking charge OF all srrsns.,...at.
mat arc necessary in order 10 rosla
the banquet a SUCCESS.
The several standing committees an
pointed by the Student Gcv-rnr,.n,
Association viii DO chsng~d this rom
inBi Monday for the eecord pern.~,aY.
Elsie Wooleyhsn, 20. former chairrna,
u the browsing room, VIII be suor-.ts-
Cd by Kathryn MofHtt, '2t Afss. Moi
fit VIII be assisted by Sara. Pee '72
Pearl Price. "a, and May Cs.nn,Y ,.5
Gladys Wilcox. %. will sucr~~d nflf
ureo Haley. %, as chairman Of Tho
dining room committee. The eyecu-
i've board OF the Student Coverrrnent
mas not Yet appointed anyone 20 t.lk.
the place or Hannah Holm .,~-o--b
y, as chairman OF chapel prox,arns.
The students are anxiousIy await
ing what Miss Laura v. Clark. u-of.s-
sof or home economies, VIII have 10
say when she speaks upon "styl.s~
during the chapel period on F,ris.v
She remarked that she would ray par
ticular attention to all the .urererf
Z @N''N7 Nhh~ Shc DDstrlfH during the
hoaooy. as one means of PREPARING for
her dissertation upon clothes ia
chapel.
Dean p. Laurence Smith OF thu
Mems College and Dr. II. B. Smith OK
tho department OF philosophy OF In.
University Of Pennsylvania we're an
tertained at luDcheon on yvsar.ssa,-
by the members OF tho faculty OF the
women's college.
Dr. II. 3. smith VIII offer an cleo
tive course for Juniors and seuior.
at the Women's College. in Philo,oph,-
:, History Of Philosophy, during fbi.
incoming semester. This course will
fellow the course in ethics aud phi
.iosophy, that was siven by Dr. LOU,
Flacus OF the University OF Penn~vI-
vania during IN. past semester.
On account of the email n-4rnbe- or
students at the college this weekend.
Eleanor Cannon, %. program ,hsir-
man Of the Y. w. c. A., has Arranged
for no outside speaker. Mary Hsn.iy.
'23, is in charge OF short son- SER
vice.