The Carolinian [October 2, 1936]

              Founder's Day
Monday, October S THE CAROLINIAN Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Founder's Day
Monday, October S
Kill MK XVIII GKBNSBOKO, N. C OCTOBER 2. 193S MMBER 1
DR. L B. HURLEY
ANNOUNCES NEW
LECTURE SERIES
J«M»S Kuropean Ballet Will Ap-pans*
Here First, Followed
hy Blanche Yurka.
I'KOi.KAM WILL HE VARIED
Christopher Mnrlry, Hush Walp.de. and
Joha Muoi Brown Will Be
Amone Lecturers.
fun- peaglSUBj Of the Woman's
BBBBBJS r..r MM current vc-ir. 198647,
hgl u. -II (in i. .mi-».1 by I tr Usinnrd I*
iiii' i chairman of tin* pro-gram
A* heretofore Un nrica will
essr-i-t ■ r IS events, iiml will Include
ast totally anil Internal IonsIly famous
|a-r*«saa
The tir-i |fMp to) appear "iii ba
th*- .I -■ -- Rsnvneaa Ba lot, scheduled
hj u iilT<- I ri.i.iy. October ft This
■ li h tin hides I'll :irli-ls.
h**ai)-d BJ Km I JOOBB, an i\ OBI dated
Mm »>r tha group hi to
■ through the medium al
i i aj dun : and in
■ the group was
mtinlol la* rlr-t prtBI Bl UM Interim-il
t'esngress of tba 1ML «■. h-hl in
Tan ■■■ :_' The ballet. IpsnnnBBd
of Bjaajjaa -f Austria. Kimiand. HUB
gar>. I'.. UM I Sw ■:/. r 1. mil (o-rmum,
IMhiKiia. Holland, aad other Euiopeau
eiMsairie* : i!'. rs al DsuT-IBMBI'XI
Hall. South DBBBBt, sssglBlill.
ii baa a theatre Baal statUea,
irka, distinguished Ameti-rma
actress, will BBBSll OBJ Mondav .
• ■.'. <>n --The Brer r^bnasasJUng
To* at re " BBBB Yurku is hSJOWB fat
her BBBtBBBBBBJeal both "H the BtngB and
im | i Bad her few tacturea
ba*e nsrf with |f Bl sacvesa In her
talk here -lie will KTBjCB flu- lues <»l
tax ■ laa tress tha time sf the Qraak
ra*.< --lit daj . aad ■ ill
her-- >ii> pan- in illu-tru-
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The rn.t.-l ap««|«|MT correspondent i
1 : • :,
•m Twadoy. OBVBaBI -~. on "stehtBd
••» II. Hi Mi Faraoo
•aa-at tot* pa* BBBBBBBf in PMUBBj be
|.re|ain-d to dU n-- tin* Euro-
Speakers' Club Has
Meeting Wednesday
The first BwetlBg of the B>
cluli tat tin* earrBBt roar wu held
w, in. sii.iy eveaiag, B ptenrber W,
in tin- Asadphiaa society hail. Beta*
Inipuy. president, saaoaBeed pnum
tor the rear. Taeae laeraae Ike ar-raacemeBl
of»a booklel <»f partia-
■MBtar* aad baaqael forms, earraat
ai eat ttBcaaaloaa, LatproaiutB IBJBBIC-injr.
ami orgaaiiad Bebataa.
The efab areleoBied the two m-w
farulty a|«>n*nn«. Miss EaMHBB BMB
aader, <»f t'"- Ustorj dapartateat,
aad Dr. Bbarl Kaoat, »f hVe <)
aartBMBt of BacUaa. Mr. r. W.
PaUHpa "will continue lii* BOBttlOB
:is rlul> din'ctor.
DEAN OF WOMEN
SPEAKSJNCHAPEL
Miss Elliott Asks Students to
Maintain Community
Spirit on Campus.
NEW CHOIR LEADS HYMNS
A plea f<»r ■■nnmiuiiiry spirit and BO-
<i:ii lateajratJoa "ii tba caaapaH eras
roleed by lOaa narriet B&llott, deaa
of BTOBBBO, arbea Bhe Bpoke :it t!>•- resa-i:
i I- caapeJ pxerctBea In Aycork audi-torium
oa Tueadejr, fbjpietnher SB
siii-'inL: or tba Bjaan MCBBM Thotj .\1-
Btfcgbtj Kin;" by tba eattie crovp, lead
by tin- rested college cbofr, arbJeb madf
irs rtr«t appaarBBfa of the rear at tlda
ttaaa, aad aaouuacvBMDti bg Dr. W. C
.. deaa •>( adnUntatratloo, pre-oadad
lOaa Bailotff talk.
MThe hteal comaiaBlt7(
H BBM BTJBI
i:ri'>tt. "i^ one in wiii'h eacb in-dividual
hU :i BUlJor int.-i>*-l nr n*-
lity for ■rblcb lit- la arorktag
bard, bat it bj also OBM la srhlrb tba
individual- «]»■ "»>t-ratlnc f'»r the
aortal aralrare of -ii«- arovo."1
Ov um in baadaeaa ln-r.- is edrwattoD,
and if tba -'-in i Ufa of tba IVI-MI people
on this caanjNM is ereU Draajalsed, ii
will BroBBBta Bilrtral adoeatloa, aba
ijlaaiiis at nr*i baad. Paraapa BaBtoraiaad bUas Bllloti raaapllBaeatad
. u rat BM BBBb ih. B/ai a/ v,"-'""-i BtsaVai t-r ■ apoa the araj
Mr Paraaa baattrad a ta "*k* ,h,'v ba»» alreadj reaponoVil
baaaaaa au«i Bd»oaiara, aad '" "*• ■"•■ of the coBaaraalrj and atae
li> an babaraatlBt and onanr 1"ik,',| t,,)l' ,n|- Btraaaphara of belpfnl-in--**
and '"ojHTa'i-'ii IM- »ourimi-d.
"if you azpael raaflj bo Ura, to ba
outviatidini:." said Miss Kllioli in dos-
IIIK. "*d"n't try to ih,- an Nilatid UfBt
to la- U laaje w«df Becoaae aa bataHI*
K«-ntiy Intagratad curt of H eoojuonnlti1
whi-li lias a<liUv<-<| unity."
Chapel "as eoocladed arltb iii«- Bbaf>
iiitf of snoilnr hynm hy the poajp,
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HOME ECONOMICS GROUP
BEGINS PRACTICE WORK
. - . > |H-r Martar, aartbaB of Bboal
«** hmuk* and ■aVaar »f eaat -■>'. arUI
aaslreoB tbf <-»Hect- audit-in •• on Tbsaa-
■Baaabn IS Mr Hi rtag hi
bswsra aaH oal> a* a liowllst and i-nsay-
*•*. Mai alan aa a poet, literary - oiu
H^i.tat'-r. and prodmi-r. llis jidv.-n
iBjaaaa with ii*- raetral of the aJaaatau
M**l<*.1iama have IH-VII aa w«dl raeatvsd
oa bla IvMika and eeaoya. Hi- will BpBflh
- r. .in l.iiws in lat.-ratur.-"
Koeeaaber -T. Haajh Bej
MMrtir VatBaaa, wi-n known Brttbdi aae-
Mr Wal'-d.-.
. babag raaaaaa tor bla booka, baa
i di-ilni lion in
AMnrla BbBasajb l-i- v1<(rk in Holly -
aroad. ivriwiM th«- bast-kajoara pie*
lore v r ted B/BB
t Mr. Walpota
lux the novel for mo-
||l« address
: be on - I !
■ Tiaurd oi I'spj* Five)
BHaabeth Grorennan, Helen Babai-inan.
wiima Hardlaon, Cbure Kma.
and Sflma Blaka, BBOlOt bOBM BOO
Boaaka atadeata, bare a>ored lato tba
Il'UlH* liiaiiaLTiMni-nt IKHIM on Mclvef
atraal srbere they will Ura until No
ssaabaff 12. Whlhi there, tbej win re-relre
practical trahilnaj in naml plan
BlBJL Hit- BBleetlOB and i»n'|>aral ion of
fiMHis. aad in BMBMBMI batne nianoae
in'ni .iv pan i i the i- eaJar i onrse In
bonie i
Commercial Department
Here Has Long History
of tin
'■
baataaj bail it* baBjaariaaj la the
i and ludualrlnl school
11 I
■
»«• fit «a». i-arly In tin- Brhoai*! Iii-tba
BaNafaasuauj aaha of
: - ;'iir|N.-«' and IIHIIII
Mai betas; ssa^aBoataari reea Hi tin-arasiasil
aonie of Uai Btflaas IT M
• BSBsBBrf IOII-IMI*-*! tin- W ot d "ill
shortrbil- i«» be •^iipha»i/- d ami In
asafed tbal «SH of UM- - lo.f BJBBB tf 'li<-
»b»d «aa ' io aalaiBje ro
tsabaasa" Tbf BBBBI ■ Indu-trlal" ni
' - BBBj -. t v • ml.ra • d in unnil train
Baa aad lodootrtal art»; n-« Hi- BdM
- 'tout* Io •
HU tba- asudera •isaiNtff*iaI d«i«srtnn-iit.
Mi K. J. »'wrof> Bras pis
< ibe d-iairtiiu-nl
Klabsvl. aast be bos reiualueal bars
io tbai . «p.m aajae Bhaai saaqiri
iu world war the ouaslwr of -UMI.-UIH
enrolled in the catanarfial departmeni
rrna eatlraated at around 80 \»r rear,
bat arhen tbedeaaand for itenuRrapliers
Increaaed dartnaj tba anu the number
bjajpad to irisi» mid has ix'.-n steadily
UbrreaatBg ilaca. Tba number of np-has
heeonie so gieai la recenj
prean thai man\ yirls have, ot BBCBI
-ity. iN't'tt turned a«a>.
\t flrat, rJaM tjpbuj was taught, but
arbea the toae) irabnn oaaM into paa*
BffJ UM- Mr. 1'oriM'y wa- OBS) of its
tlr-t and BtauaersBB] adio-atos. A few
y.-urs aan ■ismtieutBg (atacblae abaet-handt
s/aa Inatallfd for tboae Btudanta
bbtaraated bo dotat courl raiajftlaaj and
.u .-ni. riiiir ofaar naida abarb require
LTioiLt apacd in bakuaj shorthand not.s
iin- DOBBBBjrclal ih-|.iirt liiflil turns
out oartaraadiag srtaleBta eacb fear, tti
aradaatea ban u*on.- bara tin- rarj baat
|\JM- BBBCei or have tabafl Dp court-room
and »ivll sal flee work. The de-partaAeol
i- rex-OKalaed u our of the
ouiHlundln^ of lis kind in the state.
Members of Faculty
Report on Vacations
What do members of the faculty do
while we who art studente are spend-ine
<mr racatloBa ai borne, al the beacb,
or in rammer Bcfaooll Well, in BOOM
baatancaa you'll be saoprlaed at their
experiences; but you probably aueased
in Ftaaa la-t Rprlaa that many would
!••• doiiic ih" very thtnaj tln-y BCtUally
diil.
l»r. W. r. Jacfcaoo, clean of adndnls-tratiou.
speat much of his vacatJou
touring in "Mani BooBje,*' his farooua
Toid. He w.nt to New York <ity. At
buata, BBjd the mountains of western
North Carolina. Miss Harriet DUott,
dean of women. Bl nn MlBb3rCBted
Ameriean -itizen'" toured ihrotijrh lllln-obj
Nebraska, Ulcblgan. and Indiana
making* ■ueechea for the r*-electtoo of
Precedpsn] franklin n. Rooaevefi Al
Un- saiin- time. Mi--. LouJae Alexander
went n a tour of Ualaa e\|iiaiuim- pol
kie< of the preeenl admbibNratloB,
Mr. James Painter was not PM busy
with preparatloa for bis dutlea as
freshman ejasa <hairtuan to take a
month or so oir and go out to bis farm
in Tenneaaeo. Miss Helen Lngraham.
Junior elass • hairnian. -aid sin Spent
aoaae time "atesrhsg" in [llbaota Dr.
\i.-tu ii'h-ii.i M&ler, senior daas rhalr-man.
Btajed al h moal ■•:
the sajnuner, "studied Italian, painted s
little, Burdened ■ Little, and read ■ i A,
of courae." she also visiti^i some
roUege fibends in Pennaylvanla.
Ifbai Berolee Draper, Bonhornora laas
.hairnian. spent a n iy BUlet -iiuiiiitr.
she taagU al the Woman- colaaai dur-ing
the saaamer seaaloa, and spent I be
real al the time srlth her tamiiy in
vVlat-onaln. One startlnsg erenl at bei
wa- ber i-n-.ii. ii.!- of the day
on whhh the drought srould end a
prediction whi- h sras tuitiih-d.
i;ur. |i ■- deproaalon itoiiea mual
bare reached the hearts of the faculty,
for Miss Viva M. P|sjjfb0t ,,f tho home
economics departmeni, Mr. George If.
Thompson of the music department,
Jftsa Helen Cutting of the Bpanlata de-parimetit.
and Mr. Charles j. Bfaofaan,
Of the SCOBjBfaJca department. -|"iit
their hard earned money abroad. Mr.
Thompson SMI Mr. Shohan aura in
BngfauML According to Miss Cutting
then* was plenty Of e\citeiia-nt in
Spain, where She was. as well as plenty
Of hard work at the t'entro de Kstudlov
lllatortroa, For lii-lam"'. -In- -pent
the algbt of Inly 28 sleeping i ne-half
of a matiies- on the Door of tie-
Qraad Ballroom of the American Em-b
an In bfadrtd.
Ubn Katherina Taylor, coaaaaaor In
\<« Gnllford dormitory, and member
of the Krencfa derautraent, and Miss
Maghllde Qullander, aasoriate peo-i
SHOT Ol history, went on a trip In
t!;-- Great Boaoklsa Accordmg to Mlm
Taylor, she -climbed all the hlghaal
mountain.- mid had to loofe out for
For Mi— Gulland *." Ubaj Kath-
■riii.- Shi rrill. ronnaalOT in Cotteii
dormitory, areni on ■ tour of Sam Ifing-land
aroaasl Boston and Portsmouth,
New Hampshire. She went and re-tumad
by boat, bfuai bfarj Alma Ten
iiaut ns*.istaiit taglaUar, renorti thai
■he snanl ■ faai Bajnyable wanks at
the beach.
HOI -f the tearhers follow,-d th-'ir
ens during the summer, auas
1 i ..- s. ha. ffi r. bead ot the chena-istry
diaaitBauat. taughl for all sraaks
(Continued on Taac Five)
TEAMS PLAY HOCKEY AND
SOCCER IN EXHIBITION
l pp. r<l.i—m«n Will PlBBllllS Ms|or
Spnrln TurvSlay aad Tburwtsy
aJrasaasma st i Otoasfc.
KKKSHMKN 8TABT PRACTKTXfi
Deasonatratloa cum-- in boekaj and
Boccei srere played for th< braefll ol
ih.- in-inn.ni class Meojday, Hentem
ber SB\ at S ■>• p m Both i: a srere
played a Ith mixed teams of uimarclasa
BBBB,
llockej ami soccer for a«»ercb»sansra
win IN-in Tueaday, October •; prac
ii..-- wi i ba held eeary Timsdaj and
Thursday afternoon at T, o'cloeh There
win IN- no signlgg up tot the-.- ■parts
in tin- gysanaalBBi as has baas ih<- ens
iom in previou- years all thoaa In
ien-ted in liiiei s|<ori win ansaaur on
tba n. id. raadj bo pin]. "< tobet B
The fr.-iiiiu-n. who bars alreadj had
BBSJ sraeb of practlca, nseet erarj
Weilii.-s.lay and Friday afternoons.
Minor sport- rolsBJ ball aiel Bpaad
hall will start with all four rlasses
Dosahai out !•• the ih-t practice on
Monday, October "<. at 5:10 p. m.
Practkes will ba held erarj Mondaj
at this timo.
AII students who are bstereetod bo
any ol theaa sports are i bad to cona*
out |o (he athletk ll.'ld at tin- line-a
in dm. d for pra<
ORCHESTRA HAS FIRST
REHEARSAL OF SEASON
Jran Graham. France* Sloan. Mary
Kpp-*. anil sbrgatet It.-hm Are
New Sludenl OlTi.-.r-.
The college orchestra, under the
n of i >ean 11 Hugh Alti atcr
of the School of music, held ils llrd
rehearsal on Monday evening In Btu
denta* audltorlnm. < MBcers ebscted
srere i Jean Graham, of (lowland, preat-d.
ni ; Prances Btoaa, of Qreensboro,
■ecretan : Mary R, Eippa, of Asberille,
librarian; and llargaret Refam, of Faj
etterllle, aaabrtani IRufarlan.
Ihhi-alsals will lie held ev.-ry Moll
day nlirht at 7 :''.'* o'clock, and every
Tfauradaj from :. to > o'clock, AH in-lereated
In Joining the orchcatrn gra
asked to attend,
-4H
LIBRARY FILM IS SHOWN
IN AYCOCK AUDITORIUM
A film aaasjoaBtratBag the mrn*i
BBS Of a lihrary was shown in AyCOCb
auditorium Monday. KcpteiiilM r 21. The
•ileinres w.-ro made hy the students of
lihrary BehsBCB at the Cniversiiy of
Illinois under tlie dtroctloa of Mr. Qnj
It. l.yle. new Ilhrurlan of the Wouiaii's
Daptaa,
CORNELIAN COMMITTEE
CHAIRMEN ARE NAMED
■
Tba Cornelian society bald >t«
first sseetiag af tUv year in lbs
i. VVednssda r sveafag,
Preatd s1 Baa Hsarfli presided
and aaaoaaced the foUowtag sosa*
Mm- Moore,
ni .hairit.au j sfargaret "
hall committee chairman; and Bat
t> Al ire Ii. -... i,\ • ■luon
Aaas Watblaa, later-ooelety r. j.
BBS appoint..! the f«d
,: in. aiben to larva oa the
.MMinott.c fof lalrlarlaa 1 l^sura
Aberaathy, LiHaa lerdaa, afary Ufa
rs, AIBM btsTali. BUi
Bay* r, buudlbi srraratt, and u- tty
Winspear.
PLAYLIKERS WILL GIVE
"PRIDE AND PREJUDICE"
Rlliahrth A«blry. I't,-i.l, .,i. AnniHtnre»
\ 11 !»••) ni MM-MI- In Cahinrt for
< ntr. ni Yrar.
prUU sad /'" MOfi.. baa bean an
I -d a- the Hi st piny whhh Hie
Playllhers wlH prsBeaj this year it i-to
IN* a pail of (he If lure prots'l'iilu and
will be gtrea In Ayi-ocfc auditorium Ko
rember SI Tryouu Foi parts in MI-p|
a> will bS In Id I Inn BJ
H h \ lib*) | nn Ident of Play
hi,, rs. In. ap.«.Int.-d the r..||,o
dents to her cabfasH for I In- roBilni
-. produtil mm
ager; Leab Kmlruow, stage uiauam'r:
lli;lu t< ■■
i'.eii> i tenk, ' oat unie ml tti ; Kvel>n
Kern dm, - enlc tei hnftri in; Kl
TaybM*, make-np chairman: Alma Hall.
■ .-i.i \i ne le,
IHiMlcItj manage/: KlbaitsHh Cam. au
rial •hairnian . Uei le l.> Ml l.
chairman; ami Mildred staabburn,
projK-rly mana^. r
NKW HOME ECONOMICS
STUDENTS ABB I ETEl)
The boaaa eecwmnlca dVpsurtnianl ami
club entertained tba Bans boaa BOO
itUdentS at a ph ule supper on
Saturday avanlng, September 19, Blip
per was asjrvad it '•■'>" p BL BBJ tht
eamplls IH-IWC-U the home economics
hulldlni; and home imimiueuieiit house.
The rradinic BBBBI of th* library
will hr nprn IhU year from 1 until 2
OVIIH k in the aftrrnoon. Thla action
baa hern taken especially for the
benefit of the day atudenta who are
unable to make n-.- of the room at
other hours.
Junior Class Has
Its First Meeting
Vivian Rothacher pretdded over
the first meeting of the junior rlaaa.
held Wednesday. September 2.1. In
Ih.- Aletheian society hall. Dot
Lewis, manager of Junior Shop,
aaked the claaa to cooperate in keep-inf-
the shop open in the afternoons.
Adrjenne Wormaer, who i- on the
food committee cofcnpoaed of -lu-denta
and faculty memhera. told the
clans about the dutlea and plana of
thla new committee. Her talk waa
of special interest to juniors who
are to he table heads this year.
A rinir committee waa chosen with
Miriam Jordan as chairman.
NEW SOCIAL SEASON
BEGINS ON CAMPUS
Martha McRae. ColleRc Social
Chairman, Announces
Formal Dances.
DR. JULIAN MILLER
WILL SPEAK HERE
FOUNDER'S DAY
Editor of Charlotte "Observer"
and Well-Known Educator
Is Popular Speaker.
EXERCISES BEGIN AT 11:15
Dr. Mmry Potrll of Duke L'ni.rrsity
Will Sp«k: Dr. W. C J.ck.on
Will IV,-,,l. .
DANCE OCCURS SATURDAY
This semester promise* to he a busy
serial BBBaoa oa tasapas, aecordlag to
Martha IfcBa*. saDags Boeml ehairmnn.
The nine aoeisty and elasa formal dances
will he coafinaed this year, and in-formal
aaaees with awibastrsa sdU be
h.hl. Dates for these will be announced
later a- the* arc planned.
Social life in the dormitories will In*
particularly eBSOBiagefl. 1* i" liopod
that the dotmitory kit.li.n-. furnish-ir.
i;- for uhich wire DOUghl l|
i«iii soon h( arraaged HO thai they can
ba assd. MIL h baa be* I d SM all over
the eamaas m re modsHag tba dormi-tory
parlors and installini; new furni-ture.
Tlure is a plan to open tht
balls and the "Y" hat for informal huf-fet
sappers aad parties, huai Minnie
', former counselor of BpsasMI
ball, ia to be in saarga of these affair*.
The first informal dan f the yeur
will he h.hl Saturdsy ni*ht. OetBOet :i.
in Re*.-nth:il | hairmaii
A local oseheatra will fur-nish
the nuisir. TisanCS are now on
■ah- in the dormitorioB.
GRACE HARRIMAN WILL
HEAD SENIOR UNMUSICAL
Class Holds IHsrusaion of I'lana for
First Commencement Hall Bver
QteOB on Thla Campus.
Mill.IF SWIFT PRESENTS REPORT
Jonsphine Itutier. pssaBldanl «»f the
senior class. pTBBlded m.-r the Initial
mooting of the »-ia*s whhh waa held
in Siudetits1 auditorium liiihiy ni^'hl
Reptember 2fi At ihi- time tba praaj
ilent Bnnonnead two :ipi "ointments.
lira..- Ilairliuan will Is' In charge nf
the Senior riuiiiish-nl. and Rate I'r.pi
hull will lead the MUIIIIIitt.s- for the
s.-ie. tloa of ii parson ta anilruf tba hue
calaiinafc adilres- here ne\t June
Millie Swift, .hairnian of (la- imit.i
thuis . oMiiidit.-e. reported on tba work
d • bj IhU eonmiltti-.'. After this re-i^.
rt the elass dlarussed plans for a
senior ball to be glten (Vanoaencemenl
v. i. i. risp i ' Rldenl thanked Betas
Hupuy and Ruth IHU (or their work
a- editor an l businesa manager* re
S|--C||M|V. of the new SdltlOB or the
iiillege h.itidhoo1.
Dr. Julian S. Miller, eilltnr of the
I'h'iih.tt. f>h*<rrrr. will dellrer the
roiitulcr's dny address in Ayc-M-k audl-torioiu.
Monday tnornln^. OeMbar ."i,
at 11:15 o'clock. The oeeaajon will
mark the oiienlns "f DBS I Uh W adeuih-yc;
ir it the Woman's eajlsge.
I>r. Miiler is eousidensl one of tin*
moat ifbaral, aggreaalTe tenders of this
section and Is weli-intonneil on pres-ent
day BOelal and eeonomlc prohlems.
lie studied ;it the Iniverslty of North
Carollhs in the rear 1S02-08, ami n--
ealvad both his A it aaanrae and his
LUX dearit' u: Krskine <ullej;e. line
P/eat s «■
lie was a member of the «-dltorlul
-tart of the I'hmiutt' Observer from
Ignrj ,,, p,]- j.-„r ,|„. n,.yl ,s ,,..,,-„
IH' was «Mlitor of the aJlarBSMaj i-ii-r.
tha Ch'trh'tli- \cir*. He Usanie tili-tOT
of the CsuSrlOCM <>b*<rrrr in Iggg,
whhh |H>sitiuu he hohl- at DBS pre-.-nt
t ni".
In 1083 l»r. Miller was dir.stor of
ptiblle relations of the Federal Belief
administration in North CujoUau. Bs
is a liii-mlsT of the Isiard of nduTBj
lion of hfsrhtenburg eonntf and also a
truatea of BrsaJna cotleaje; he is raoag-ni/
e.i a- one of tha beat Mandi at ads>
ealioo tills state has ever had.
lie ha- proved blBBsatf to be
esaanagrJ popa i >' tth - oUssm
and I- well-lik.-d aiuoag
V. M. I'. A. and V. W. C A k'roiij^.
J »r. Mary potent, nieiuts-r of tin- de-nsrtmanl
of Ens^ash >>t Dana univ.-rsitj-and
nrealdsat »f the Woman's i-oiieae
Alumni BBBOrlBllfln. will also speak at
the* Founder's day exer-i-- I»r W C
.Tackaon, dean or ssmnsristisfliiB. win
peaaMs
Fourth |NTlod elnsss-s will not nieet
ou I'oiuider's day. The BsafeasBB will
Uirlu at ll:1fi ami will eaBaJsaai
thr.'n^h the CBstpal |s-ri<Hl. Atletidsnce
la required. The aftern'sin eiaases will
u-ual There will he uo reaTJ-ar
i BBBday eonroeathai during the
week.
ZOOLOGY CLUB ELECTS
FIVE ACTIVE MEMBERS
At ii .aii BBsathng of th.- IZaatogj1 field
club hild Monday. S.-pleuils-r JS. at
T pn o^eiaeki the toOowtag sin.s w.-r--
elected to active BMBBssaraalaj: Bvalfi
Kernodle. Marjorle Kosenthal. Martha
WaswaO, Obsdya Prtbcnard, and Annie
Ma.kle. The hr-' regular BstatBBg of
the stub was held Thursday Bight, Oc-tober
1. at 7 ::.«» O*C*0Ck,
Alumnae Will Meet Here
TIM- alnmaae association is sabrrtala*
ina the rbdtlag slnmaaa of the estbaai
OB Monday. O.tel.er S. Founder's Day.
i s.mth dialag hall.
Student Government
Shows Steady Growth
The studetit Gorernment a-s.Mia:ion
here al the Woman's ... i, _-.. has a
very Interesting history. Our associa-tion
ha- not baat f quick growth;
rather baa it bans "i f stow develop
menl. anxious nurturing frequent
pinning of InefflcJent bjnnchea, and
•mpi.-te lopnhni off of rartam ont>
groa n limbs.
Three asssha niter the eollesai was
lir-i epanad, Oetohar .'•. hTJS, i»r.
Charles 1». M.lver. Hit- founder and
hist president, culled a tnas- ni.slin^
Bf all students to disti-s elTeetlve
menus of currying out siu.h-ut
government here. Since thB COUBgS
was comparatively small, no organiza-tion
machinery WBS found nec-saiv ;
and the student body BMM reguhirly
and discussed and dbl Idad CBBsnUi
mailers • n BIBSSB.
However, alter nlsiut el-rlil vears of
eoiistiini anllssaj growth this simple
demiM-rallc forni was found InadaSJimln
An c\.,uli\e cDiuiiiilti I WM therefore
formed whhh a. ted Srlth a fa. -uliy
u-ronp in the inh-rest of -indent nda-tioll-
hips. The bsBB vv.-ie not
abolished, hut coutlnn.sl tO <-\i-i a- a
dtaenaalOB irrouml for student affairs.
TM- early t> |H- of «-auipus orguiilui-lion
BlBBTfl on the Ih.-orv that -tu
«h nt uovernui* ni should IN- -.-ii preara
in-nl : and that BBCh girl should IN-IHTsoiinlly
rc-i-ui-lhle In stidllg that
>ur OBaanaa upheld high ideals and
principles of sluiletil Isdiaviour, illi/.eii
ship and decorum both BB and off •am-plis.
Iii 1010 another lni|K»rtnnt step was
made toward a more eftirhnit cuuituis
government her.-: a stmhiit coun.il
asjuj lorm.-d whhh tiMik over and BB>
larged mma the duties of the former
executive couunlltee. The sttldeis:- felt
the need of HOIne orgitnluitlon which
might embrace a larger working unit
and whhh might contact our college
(Continued on P»g« Four)