Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-13
PLANNING FOR JUNIOR
PROM AT WOMEN'S COLLEGE
By Emnarene Baldwin.
By Emmarene Baldwin.

Newark. Jan. 13.-There have been
very few activities IN the social ling
NJ tho Women's College since the re-
opening Of cole &c. II seems that the
junior promenade which is taking
place tonight. ana the freshman dance
which win be bGld ono week from %.
night have claimed tho attention Of
all the girls. no matter 20 which class
they belong. Tho Prom" Is tho on
thing that the Juniors work for. q
put over" IN good style. and 10 TAX
one look NJ the beautiful decoration
and tho dancers. and 90 listen for g.
minute 10 tho music ved by Mad
denis orchestra IS all chat - necessar.
10 convince one that they fave WoI
their goal.
But so-iai life IS not everything am
the Seniors who are. now starting
their second three ck-period o..
te1ching i'm the Newark High SchoO
are well nwar OF that fact. Those wht
have just begun 10 teach arc. Luclf
Roc. Algebra: Alice Jacquette Mod
crn History: Edna Green. Plane GcOm.
etry: Ruth Russell. French Fay
Moore. Mary Deem. Miriam Gallahci
and Elizabeth Walker have just On
lshed their course In supervised ST..
dt NJ teaching.
whc student Forum mct again %
( wednesday o. discuss the problem o
+ the "Cancoilr-,cn ~ tho War Debt.
/ Mary Handy % and Grc'1 NcKinscl
/ g led the discussion. and Louis
jackson and Mary Br1ene Jones vv-r.
} hosteBses.
/ Every spare minute l9 used for som'
form Of sport sincc rife practice an'
hiking are in vogue. Natalie Ayers
! the head of the rife club. IL cult
proud % the work ~ tho club INC ~
hers md 70 Is sure thai there rill Do
several crack shots" by spring. 81
4 SIN another sport viii be- very popu
lar II only Tho WEATHER would pern'
20. and that spo~' eIodfing. TIN Ath
ietic Aoso1iation has bought three IN
big sleds % be- used by Tho asFocia
. ion members whenever they want g
20 c0asting. 80 that every thing
ready for the good time except IN
necessary snow.
Tho French Club held p bushes
.
that the members might &c. - wor
on tho play they are ~ give. ~ pres
ont tho plans pro 10 give a. play ~ tn
next Joint meeting 80 the Frenc
clubs of Delawar" College and III
Women's College. Martha Charbonnea
viii direct toe one given by the girl
Dean Robinson has given "a Vet
good example of he way in whiC
. Christmas gifts may give pleasure
r more than those who give and r
p ceive them. on Sunday evening 81
] invited a few Seniors, Helen Snor
D Mary Handy. Ruth King. Lett
I Pool, Emily Ledenham, Mabel Smit
2 Rose Roberts and Gertrude Rouse
2 her rooms where they spent a ve
pleasant evening listening 20 NJ
, Robinson read from her books CO
. tanning the works of some Of the co
d temporary poets.
e A. . 20 on Friday afternoon. q
( second group 81 the Sophomore nor
K economies class in cookery served
. first formal dinner in the Home &c
I monies dining room The girls IN u
% group We're Mary Baker. hostes
!. Pauline Moore. host; Florence ST.
/. nam. guest: Marjorie BrOsius. wa
. ress; Mabel Conaway. second waitre.
T. The invited guests We're Mss Ga
/. and Miss Parkhurs-. The menu
o cluded fruit cocktail. roast lamb a.
= mint sauce. mashed potatoes. carrc
r and peas, pickle salad. pimentO chae
sandwiches. grape Bavarisn crea