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L o Wellesley College News VOL XXXV WELLESLEY MASS, JUNE!), 1927 ^rrnw Wellesley Graduate '89 Faces Term In Prson Charlotte Wnng fourteen years on charge volaton Calforna Syndcalsm Law n 1919 Unted States Supreme Court on May 16 upheld consttutonalty law, and, n consequence, Mss Whtney must go to prson unless she s pardoned by Governor Young She wll not ask for a pardon nothng to be pardoned for" " Calforna syndcalsm law, as ts varous chef provsons are brefly paraphrased by Federal Supreme Court," accordng to Lterary Dgest to or to assst n organzng an assocaton to advocate, teach, or ad and abet commsson crmes or unlawful acts force, volence or terrorsm as a means accomplshng ndustral or poltcal changes' Mss Whtney was arrested n November, 1919, on charge volatng ths law through her conwth Calforna Labor party, n February, 1920 even though she contended that she was opposed to a program volence, partly because her contnued membershp after State party ha cepted radcal program th tonal organzaton case wa pealed, and n 1925 Federa preme Court refused to consde on rased Ths no State can 'deprve any person o lfe, lberty or property wthout du process law nor deny to any persor equal protecton laws' Court ruled only on consttutonalty Mr Justce Page 2, Col MISS DENNIS MADE DIRECTOR FOR STUDY GROUP IN FRANCE THE COLLEGE ATTENDS A RUSSIAN FESTIVITY rradtonal Presentaton Of Spade Is Skllfully Included In Tree Day Pageant '30 REACHES TREE BEFORE *29 Russa when Tree Day 1927, was ushered n After entrance o classes and sngng Tree Day song and Alma Mater, Katharne Graves, senor presdent, made ad welcome, fcally openng ;he far Nzhn Novrod, somewhere n Russa Unfcally, far was opened by lvely group Buffoons, who drew de curtans a sde-show, that peasantry mght watch puppets dance out story unfortunate love Petroushka for hs Mad, who was lured away by a fascnatng Moor Whle peasants, galy clad and hgh-sprted, were n mdst a dance, arrval Lady Manor, Senor Tree Day Mstress, Carons to begn her ne' Unversty Delawa Study group s under supervson Pressor Raymond W Krkbrde Begun n 1922, t comprses "junors n France" from a large number colleges and unverstes ncludng Wellesley, Vassar, Mt Holyoke, sack leader, Dartmouth, Norma Holzman, '30, wa; Cornell Columba, Syracuse, and Boston Unversty It provdes more one customary and year's conventonal, held supervsed less study abroad nterest durng and junor lacked orgnalty year n college Recever Students lve sngly Spade, Louse Schmdt '30, n prvate French gave famles a graceful and and charmng pledge per- ( mselves to "use French Contnued on Page 5, Col 5) only as r mean From November 1 to next July students study n Pars and Ecole Lbre des Scences Poltques System nstructon lecture supplemented by tutoral Students must complete successfully work at Nancy n order to be permtted to enter courses n Pars Interestng feature program Page 5, Col 5) Slva Blar, was announced A peas- 1, Freshman Tree Day Ms- Mldred Kenyon, ferng from vlla ITnnm releved sudd< wth a merry dance A 1 Gypses, peasant grls, and fer tng Cossacks, contrbuted to zest and sprt th tvtes dancng contest among madens vllage resulted both n selecton maden to whom page presented award, Spade, and n a wld dash to Tree, a thrvng maple near Severance Here a good many Freshmen had already gared when frst breathless sophomore arrved Amd songs and mutual cheerng, classes dsbanded Dancng Artstc To commttee on plans and partcularly to Elose Wlson, '28, who degned costumes, belongs a great deal credt for a colorful and atmospherc performance Seen from a antage pont on Tower Hll, effect as one perfect harmony color nd lne costumes vllagers ere perhaps brghtest and most Jlorful, whle those Cossacks nd Buffoons made more spectac- Mss Dorothy W Denns, Wthout excepton, dancng had Pressor French at Wellesley College, has been apponted Assstant D- fnesse that could have been desred II carnval sprt and artstc rector Unversty Delaware buffoons made merry on green, Foregn study group n France and marchng f n perfect mtaton a Head Counsellor for Wo brass band Wanyka-Tanyka musc-box, was gracefully and dele absence from Wellesley College and ly danced, whle Cossacks h dashng whp-dance, gypses madens showed grcal skll ablty outstandng performa was that Margot Krolk, '29, leader gypsy band, she danced wtt fre and ntensty, lettng her moot carry her through a maze ntrcate steps Dagger Dance Cos- SELL YOUR OLD BOOKS HATHAWAY HOUSE wll buy used books n good condton f y are presented on followng dates JUNE 10, 11, 15, 16 bookshop wll pay one half lst prce for books n good condton that are to be rec year prces pad for otl books wll be determned by t market for such books elsewhere Geraldne Gordon, Manager, COMING EVENTS Commencement 1927 Frday, June 17 June Play Tupelo Pont at 630 PM Barnswallows Assocaton wll present Electra Eurpedes Saturday, June 18 Mary Hemenway Alumnae Assocaton Annual Meetng and Luncheon Socetes wll -hold Ajnual Meetngs and Luncheons rden Party, Durant Lawn at 3 PM wth Dances at 4 P M Tckets may be purchased at Gate Class Reunon Suppers June Play As above Second perform- Sunday, June 19 Baccalaureate Servce 1100 AM Houghton Memoral Chapel Sermon Monday, June 20 Class Meetngs AM Luncheon wll be provded n Tower Court for those comng for Monday's Alumnae Processon wll form on Norumbega Hll at 130 After beng revewed, alumnae wll proceed to Alumnae Hall for Annual Meetng Wellesley Alumnae As- Presdent's Recepton at 800 at Tower Court for Alumnae, Senors, Tuesday, June 21 Commencement Processon formng at 1030 on Norumbega Hll (Caps and Destructve Teachng Forcefully Crtczed j WINS CUP AGAIN- '27 BY HALF BOAT Heresy and College by Harret I Sl t Of Floats Includes All Legends Lyon, '26 appears In June 11 ssue I Of Sea From Vkngs Independent artcle s a To "Cotton Barge" keen, level-headed crtcsm college n answer to queston, "Why s t women?" and has won from edtors Independent followng comment "Ths wrter, now just a season away from a large Eastern women's college where she had attaned a vantage poston for recevng and analyzng atttude her fellows, gves at least one mportant answer wth refreshng authorty" W le Students' Ad Socety wll annual meetng at 400 n Founders Hall Alumnae Assembly at 730 n Alumnae PRIZE IN 1030 Ch M j, NATIONAL SPANISH CONTEST WON BY SOPHOMORE Elzabeth Budsh rgnal Spansh ess La Prensa, a c York e $25 for an o be publshed newspaper Aprl under aspkts u Assocaton Teachers Spansh Several przes were fered n three groups, to Hgh School students, college students, and post-graduates Ths s frst year Wellesley has competed, and t s no small honor that one her essays was awarded a prze among thousands entres from both men's and women's colleges throughout coun- "Dsllusoned and bored, by unable to Rev Harry Emerson Fosdck (Admsson by tcket only) prtable days ths s n Hour let-motf Musc 400 P M Houghton that occurs agan and Memoral agan Chapel In (No tckets necescases student sucde, lately so numerous and so tragcally unnecessary From pulpt, edtoral fce, college rosles, ths fluesto s beng asked, 'Why?' And wer s unfortunately stll n begns artcle Mss Lyon proceeds to draw an analogy between present day Amerca and France a try ago A pround depresson grpped her youth and had been cause great moral laxty and much sucde wrters age le mal du Steele Mss Lyon analyzes t as despar a youth at "blunders past wth wsdom to turn to but old wsdom that made blunders n frst place 1 ' In modern tmes new factors have added terr sophy lfe," "ory jorty students arrve at college wth a certan amount nconvenent baggage n way trarelgous doctrne, and a casual P HOLT WINS INDIVIDUAL CUP Wellesley gared on shores Lake Waban last Frday nght to cheer anor set crews as y raced nto sunset, and to watch anor pageant ths year pcturng Songs Sea, pass across water And once more Float Nght proved tself to be a grand clmax to our most spectacular sport, as well as a festvty that ranks wth Tree Day and May Day Lake Waban was a gracous hostess to Wellesley, and many guests clustered on banks; she allowed no wnd to str her At frst thnnest gauze clouds spread over sky, but y were soon brushed away to low a whte crescent moon above Second Crews rowed up lake r form, and n shot down agan th junor boat keepng a lead lat '29 narrowed to half a length but could not break Accordng to expectatons that were current n ntc rowng crcles, '29 was! was, refore, Frst Crews were gre labor past weeks three upper classes could never have gven each or so close a fght colsurprse cally and escorted to startng pont otor-boat contanng y wated, blades dppng n and out water wth quck jerks, sun broke through last clouds sendng long rays lke a brght yellow spotlght to honor m crowd was suddenly stll Unnotced by most, a large heron flapped "materalstc concepts" to ptful Commencement Exercses Address by notes left for parents to read Where across dstant end lake, to Mchael I Pupn, Pressor, Electro s flaw n college educaton? be followed Mechancs n Columba Unversty Accordng to wrter, "serous fsher, startle Admsson by tcket only No tckets tcsm may be amed at classes as y urged are necessary for those n processon, but t s not expected that oes not mean attacks on establshed Weeks tranng, call-outs, and all ;nent gven to heresy" By heresy boats now re wll be seals for any class alter ;hurches or nsttutons but heresy agones practce were focussed aganst past n those swft mnutes But wthout and t wll IjL pubs l-d 15(IU dently any help B subject had to be chosen from a lst fered by La Prensa competton was open to any student, but Wellesley Spansh Department called t to at- L c FORMER FRENCH INSTRUCTOR IS AWARDED SORBONNE HONOR ;on tes honorable' H -" me lghest honor obtanable Pars edton New York Herald, Le Fgaro, Le Matn, Llntransgeant and or French papers contan artcles n prase Mss Henry, Pars Tmes devotng a column to her as " Woman Day", Captan Lndbergh beng " Man Day" Mss Henry's book, "Stuart Merrll, Contrbuton d'un Amercan au symbolsme Francase" wll be translated nto Englsh next wnter A graduate Smth College, Mss Henry holds degree MA from RadclfTe College SHAKESPEARE THEATRE NEEDS CONTRIBUTIONS OF COLLEGES phlosophy that s unexpressed and accepts lfe as t appears to be Incont s, to nstructor Ths d s very young, nume who enter when barely 1 Englsh-speakng world s ncreasng s set to study beng asked to cooperate n rasng a to attack Bble wth a buldng a new atre at Stratford-upon-Avon to replace New Testament wth a keen eye re Memoral atre destroyed re last year by Are Specal bologcal probabltes stu learns n course four years that appeal s addressed to colleges, and whale ddn't swallow Jonah, that under charmanshp Pressor ble s a record questonable George Perce Baker Yale, progress and that God hmself can be ar- has already been made n securng Contnued on Page 2, Col 1) pledges towards $1,000,000 whch t s hoped Amerca wll contrbute Wellesley wll begn n autumn a campagn to rase $1,000 (or more) Any member college and partcularly any member Senor class who desres to contrbute s asked Mss Marjore Louse Henry, formery French Department, obtane< Mss Shackford, 7 Mdland Road, o ner doctor's degree from Sorbonne to Mss Margaret McCarty, Presden Barnswallows 108 Dower House, Also, a box has been placed n Eng lsh Room College Lbrary, a left door, where contrbutons may be deposted Mss McCarty has on exhbton and for sale copes Shakespeare Book Plate ($100 each), sold as one means helpng to secure desred sum Memoral atre had been enrched by thousands valuable books, pctures and antques Whle lbrary m were fortunately saved, Page 3, Column

3 , In, mocks, she ; Favors WELLESLEY COLLEGE NEWS FRANCISCAN FRIAR DISCUSSES CATHOLIC CHURCH AND MYSTIC On Tuesday May 31, Far Dunstan Dobbns, a member Capuchn Branch Francscan order, lectured on Catholc Church and Mystcsm Far Dobbns, an Oxford student, an emnent Francscan, and well qualfed to speak on such a s ject explaned very concretely ttud' Calholc Church tow Much advf Church, he sad, h an abuse term mystc present ts meanng s all-en l!'>h word tself s msleadng Far Dobbns suggested "secret and nevtable" as more correctly defnng tha relgous experence usually called mystc Agan, confuson arses temptng to understand a myst wth usual retcence fne souls he cannot tell just what has happened '>!; -!- - ;< Il;tp> greatest mystc all tmes," sad dvulge hs own experences" turer explanec that speakng mystcsm he \\ as co rse rulng everythng n nature quack cla voyance Rufus Jones defned t well when he result mystcsm \ as a consc ;act transcendental realty Far D bns hmself spoke ; as c wth God us belevng lore or ess n Creator Hstory has le d people astray n stores Church's persecuton mystc, especally such as St John, "Venfant terrble Catholc Church" troubles have always ways been purely domestc Members great church whose power s Belevng as she does n her dvne ordnaton by Chrst, Church cannot possbly take part n a world relgous movement, cannot surrender her doc trnes Admttng prmary postu late, she must uphold tradton; that have made her great, she canno acknowledge or mystcs, or teach ngs whch clash wth those teachngs gven her by Chrst In closng th< frar lecturer sad that Churcl was grateful for present nterest r mystcsm whch has led to popularzaton and nvestgaton an- In undgested syste Materalsm be asp s accepted "It may be argued that snce student s handcapped by such obsolete mental equpment nstructor s justfed n removng t n quckest possble way dffculty les n fact that nstructor s ten too prone to state opnon for truth, to mark just as dogmatc, and not qute so old argument s fered that, f student has any convctons to begn wth, he, or she, wll support m aganst such attacks and force nstructor to retract or explan Ths s a hopeful ory, but does not complment understandng orest What eghteen-year-old student I speak not few who have been brought up to thnk but mass who have not, s prepared wth nstructor? Relgon, for example s generally a matter growth and n- It would be almost as reasophomore to explan why he Congregatonalst scentfc fact, have unlocked knowledge student he looks upon past h mld contempt and goes home full wsdom to talk relgon wth hs lly Most young people, accordng Mss Lyon, quckly learn that certan subjects cannot be opened at home that parents "don't understand" Wthout past havng explaned tself, justfed tself, youth keeps hs contempt to hmself and admres smart destructve crtcsm Mencken past s narrow dogmatsm, centralzed n Rome, are always free to 'present futlty Materalsm contemplate mystcsm It s on and young student klls hmself when, returnng from such contempl concluson Mss Lyon touches ton, y attempt to propogate ne brefly upon one more problem, doctrnes, that Church nterfere And "Why s t so frequently stated am whle Church recognzes sue great so meekly accepted that modern scenc mystcs as John Wesley and tl present leader &nd relgon are ncompatble?" T Frends, Rufus feels s nevta Jones, she regards m as explorers students to fall nt mental mpotence, to assume that be cause certan dogmas are rreconclable relgon s ntellectually dead, s what 'Mss Lyon calls "ntellectual coward- "How much modern thought be respected two centures from " She concludes wth st that " t s dffcult to tell < tanly too lttle to make t 1 an educaton that despses at ancent wsdon world, and commts sucde" (Ontlnued from Page 1, Col 1) Pardon and ul Supreme Court have been upheld as well as condemned, especally by press that state decson, cordng to one vew, s "a great ve for good government and publc curty n ths State, and throughout Unon", and nstead nfrngng upon popular lberty " says Provdence Journal, t "enlarges lberty vast majorty ctzens becaus t frees m from menace te rorsm mposed by syndcalsts 1 practcally unanmous n expressng hope that executve clemency wll shown to Mss Whtney "Governor Young should pardon Anta Whtney before she s compelled to spend e one day n prson", says a San Fr Csco daly, Call "She has d nothng but good, has never han an ndvdual, has never done any h to State whch now mposes prson EASTERN COLLEGES ARE MORE INTELLECTUAL THAN WESTERN Fa-ten C'fjllt'Ue lule n amount ntellectual mt s not absorbed completely by and grls, as s hs Western er," sad Mr Whte When he wher he thought con a East had anythng tc dfference, he repled that doubted wher East was any n One good red tre, one old gray one; asket; new lamp; half bell gone; ne good black cap for handle bar, r broken f Ths bcycle dsappeared from week end May 14 Wll fnder please return to Beulah Enns, Botany HOMEPORT GIFT SHOP and LENDING LIBRARY 57 Central Street WABAN LODGE WELLESLEY SHOP Pastel Slk Dresses $1500 Exceptonal n style and excellent talorng more than one expects to fnd at ths prce Exceptonal n value because hgh qualty, all-slk shantung, crepe de chne and or fabrcs Lght colors, navy georgettes; prnted crepes or georgettes, flowered georgettes, navy-blue flat crepes, plan colored georgettes, veled prnts, dresses n gay, brght prnts Hand-drawn pongee dresses, 3 styles szes 36 to 44 Natural pongee blue, green or rose $ Central Street Pure slk land-drawn THE HARPER METHOD SHOP DR STANLEY E Waban Block -Scalp treatments Marcellng Mm trng I-ntl \I,",;, [Iruttnf ZIP TREATMENT lor Rvmovrn- Superfluous har DENTIST Tel We 0566 HALL Wellesley Dr Dwght R Clement Dentst EVERETT OSTEOPATH DR P E PLEASANT ROOMS avalable for Guests MRS JOHN MILNE 12 ABBOTT STREET (Contnued from Page 1, Col 4) gued away wth an ease that renders refutaton rar rdculous " student s taught se thngs not always n so many words, but n n more nsdous way by gvng for example, text story Jonah reasons why l a myth Please note that reasons why was ever accepted and authorty jt behnd t are never mentoned story Resurrecton s not dened, but so many plausble explanatons are gven whch gnore mraculous tha student who clngs to bare words s looked upon by fellow students as narrow and rar supersttous Th? materalstc concepton unverse s not taught alone; t s sandwched n between two stc systems that complete effect frst by makng such a haltng pece work n tryng to arrve at a reasonable explanaton Justce Brandes, two most lberal members Court, concurred n decson, but expressed regret that t was not possble for Court to pass upon queston wher Mss Whtney's actons had n realty volated state statute Neo Republc comments on se; " decson Supreme Court,s, doubtless, good law; but, ob- >usly, t sanctons a poor publc pol- ' Calforna Syndcalsm Law one worst fruts war-tme s stera" Newspapers have expressed rous opnons n regard to law; number consder t an nfrngement upon rght free speech, and feel should be repealed Mr Justce Brandes made an nterestng statement ths queston "To justfy suppresson free speech re must ground to fear that serl wll result f free speech s h order to support a fndand )11< l,v<j present danger, t must be shown er that mmedate serce was to be expected or was, or that past conduct reason to beleve that such was n contemplated opnon Court that assemblng wth a poltcal party formed /ocate desrablty a polee date nece-sanlv hr n lata lot a rght wthn protecton Fourteenth Amendment" ERNEST FORSBERG THE WELLESLEY WATCHMAKER Opp Blue Dragon Reparng Small Watches Tel 1345-M FLAGG'S TENNIS RACQUETS RESTRUNG GOLF CLUBS REPAIRED School Lbrary Scence THE DREXEL INSTITUTE EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHY artstcally done at NICHOLAS STUDIO Dr Copeland Merrll Dentst Dr F Wlbur Mottley, MA Dentst Taylor Block Wellcley Square Tel 1268-W Re 0529 WABAN GUEST HOUSE 1 WABAN STREET Open for Students' Guests Week End Partes Call Wellesley 0449-R BOSTON AND WORCESTER FOR COMMENCEMENT WHITE Glove Slk Bandeaux WHITE Vests and Bloomers WHITE Chffon Hosery $165 Danty Neglgee Garters IVY CORSET SHOP 8 Church Street, Wellesley Smart Whte Collegate Footwear $ for Sport and Dresswear «^ COMPLETE LINE OF HOSIERY»-» fflbars WASHINGTON STREET

4 n TREE DAY EXHIBITION MATCH WON BY GLENNA COLLETT exhbton match between Mss GJenna Collett and Mss Helen Payng anc apprecatve gallery Mss Up to nnth hole Mss Collett' score was never over four Mss Pay son made an outstandng drve 01 nnth hole, gong as far as th club house Mss Collett made ar On ths same hole Mss Payson a putt from f green gallery strung out, a cc lne; whte skrts blazers gave way contnually before russet fgure Mss Payson and sand-colored one Mss Collett Th seemed a general movement n fa adoptng traps as best \ tage ponts Even balls seemed sense a deeper nterest n traps and ventured n qute ten) Ths was unfortunate, for Mss Collett, when she saw that Ellen Bartlett was gong to caddy for her, had taken fve rons from her bag leavng m behnd Ths amused those who had seen Ellen n her strongest moments drvng was generally superor to or strokes Mss Payson repeatedly over-drove her approach shots BY HALF BOAT lead < and was thrlled to see '28 and '29 keepng along steadly wth yellow banner n junor crew massed ts strength at end to brng '29 '30 as s becomng younges!; came up a modest length behnd Wth a show skll and good managemen that was evdent throughout Floa Nght ths season, brought r boats toge W, and sngng class crew songs was answered by crew equally excellent drve on fourtr Mll wth oars rased 1930's crew boat wa; n solemnly chrstened Kuata (Lght enng) whch revves custom o choosng an Indan name hole She drove a wde, hgh ball that seemed doomed to rough When t ht a tree, glancng f and on t green she smled a smle not that whch mor ugly ducklng must have smled when her As soon as match was fnshed, russet and sand were surrounded and lost Batteres amateur photographers caught fnal moment and smlng protests both contestants So ths frst exhbton match (Contnued from Page 1, Column 5) "A few days after fre, Rght Hon Stanley Baldwn Prme Mnster Rght Hon J Ramsay MacDonald, leader Labor Party, Earl Oxford and Asquth, and Mr Thomas Hardy Dean Contemparary Lterature, made an appeal to Englshspeakng people everywhere to buld on ashes old, a new Shakespearean Memoral Amercan Shakespeare Foundaton has been formed to cooperate wth Brtsh Commttee whch Kng George s Patron and Vscount Burnham Presdent, to assst n perpetuatng memory and preservng tradtons Shakespeare "After ntensve study a program vas called "Blue Streak spars dd gve mpresson an amless, deserted craft A fttng last float was Lullaby, done wth exquste taste Lulled by Slumber Song a chld fshed for stars from curve crescent moon Tny electrc lght bulbs were twnkly stars, and balloons massed toger made slver moon float as f by some ereal magc One remembered Wyn- and 5 '28's red flag streamng bravely across fnsh-lne, barely ahead '27 and pected m to come salng 1 assure le Memoral cornerstone ths program s, necessarly, provson funds whch wll enable Stratford adequately to carry out that program best and truest way possble to honor Shakespeare, Commttee beleves, s to present hs plays publcly on stage And so program calls frst for buldng a atre, 1,000 seats, on an enlargement old e on bank endowment that for floats, and crowd end Tupelo unexappearance a Vkng Shp mddle lake was, rele most mpressve moments n evenng prow, wth two stern Norsemen scannng course ahead, moved slowly toward shore whle approprate musc by Greg was played or floats rounded pont as has been custom prevously Cleopatra's barge whch detracted from mportance central fgure Somehow ths ded a lttle more Nl than New England had t fer next float showed botl orgnalty and artstc handlng Ulys ses, n a rowboat sought to elude Srens who lured hm from anor boat ten feet or so away A flood st green lght was played upon wavy materal aganst whch treacherous madens posed most gracefully, and one caught well feelng mystcal power wth whch y tred to seduce marner Three Queens Mournng for rthur seemed less satsfyng dyng kng was obscured by scenc grateful that clpped To Wagner's mus K d that t was dffcult ;t three queens popular wth audence whch bt magned far Elsa he omng to champon Captan /as a delght to all small brothsent, and no one faled to appre-,he remarkable cocoanut palm whch prates hoarded r e sngng a negro l heralded Cotton Barge Although ths float was probably easer plan than some ors, full was made sgnfcant detals n Phantom Shp suffered a slump unfortunately; a phosphorescent glow pant refused to dry» quet mc by freworks rocketng up over lake and Float Nght ended n a showe colored lghts To "Deus ex Machna," Karne Carman '27, Actng Charman, more than mere acknowledgement should be ally ( pettons are gven below form and speed Frst Second Crews Crews '30 37 pnlran, Phylls Holt '27 was awarded Invdual Crew Cup whle Class Cup ent to 1928 Ellen Bartlett '27 was announced to be wnner Golf tournament, and Gertrude Herrck '27 s tenns champon W's were awarded to (Contnued on Page 4, Col 4) SATTEN SHOP 54 Central Street Luncheon, Dnner Afternoon Tea Sunday dnner or Tea 5 to 730 THE HAT SHOP Waban Buldng Wellesley WHITE HATS Corkum Hardware USED BICYCLES BOUGHT TRUNKS AND LOCKS REPAIRED TO RENT for July August and September A furnshed K-room house, 4 freplaces, Z baths, serecned-n porch, opposte College Golf Lnks Rent very 38 Dover Road Wellesley ONLY A FEW MORE WEEKS me you wll have left ter, frends, and classmates our rule undergraduate 1st few days wth an unfor- FRUITS, VEGETABLES, NUTS, CONFECTIONS For real ndvdualty, assemble Your OWN Sports costume! Why wat for a costume handed to you complete? chances are t fabrc, style, wll not sut you n every partcular A condton remeded Wellesley at Shop where you may choose a sweater from one corner, from opposte make a choce jacket try one and color combnaton aganst anor you've fnshed a sports costll plete, ndvdual, pecularly y crepella skrt kntted Paradoxcally t's cool, yet warm Fnely strped, plan weave at collar, cuffs, hps, t has square, hgh, becomng neck; one hp pocket Unusual colors 1075 Also, new Vonet slp-on 875 blazer jacket It may be flannel gayly strped One sketched s Or t may be plan regulaton flannel wth brass emblem buttons, n double breasted style 1075 Supply your stockngs needs for summer Away from Slattery Wellesley Shop t s not easy to fnd Roule Strpe, new summer colors, Chffon, servce 175, 195, 250 Slattery Wellesley Shop Church Str Melleslep (Buest Mouse 9 Abbott Street MRS MARY B HUGHES, Ho our overnght and weekend guests, t Breakfast Partes, Luncheons, Teas an Dnner Partes lends here for Brdge and Tea afterwards poet's plays that memoral a lvng one erecton atre wll provde necessary settng, but t s endowment performances and actng companes that wll gve that settng lfe Here les heart whole project" Wellesley Frut Company WELLESLEY SQUARE Tel Wellesley 0138 Telephone 1493-M "WHERE THE CAR STOPS" BOBBING SHAMPOOING MARCEL WAVE WATER WAVE MANICURING Permanent Wavng a Specalty

5 t Everybody, and t )ur educaton ms to delay entry nto lfe's establsh habt excessvt e, to lead to greater confuson a personal problems \dents are concerned, to rase false mnds, hopes that lead to daydreamng author suggests abolshng lot A B degree, "symbol 'veneraton for dleness masqueradng,as ntellgent lesure" He suggests tha \ve metamorphose nto serous seeker for knowledge, part-tme students And ng "n college hall a refreshng change and relef from daly grnd Don't we feel lke gong out lnt fhe mddle "Doughnut" and eal ng worms? But sn't Mr Rubnow rght? Free Press Column majorty people who feel collars, after alt, seem neth prate nor comfortable for event as Hoop Rollng n Day and chokers Perhaps 1 extrenu produce ; that hgl class wll become so hghly observant as to be able to dspense wth ths choker abomnaton, as an n ths day and generaton ter days 19th century when chokers were unquestoned accessore some justfcaton n wearng m wtl caps and gowns But now when mode dress are more smple, t s rdcu lous to magne one s abe to be dg nfled n a hybrd costume whch adds 3323S ffl> Fortunate Few me (s)he'll flunk me Senor-, FROM THE GROUND UP currculum report, sane as t s s a bt complcated Ths s not th ton our tme correctng mstakes our earler educaton Our wth what y have To educate hundreds grls seventeen, who are wthout proper elementary tranng, s a dffcult task To have reached age at whch most people enter college wthout knowng correct usage one's own language or beng famlar wth any or, s a serous handcap n crme lower educaton, tme n our twelve ; mary educaton could be 1 Wth lfe so short and najonty schools fact, fluency n at least one or language, and correctness n speakng and wrtng Englsh are not too much to ask, and young, fresh, mnd than n one whch has passed age when memorzng thngs wrong Ths proposton reform s not a new one, but mght well be worthy efforts senors gong forth now THE DEATH OF THE FRENCH TOUR We dslke post mortems And f death French especally deservn means that stuc A m m -eneral assembly and whch >een so exploted n matter ol (re were ffty-seven on fool year) that t dslkes name present tme toward French symes fault commttee It was felt tha also true that Wellesley tends less Readng and Speakng than toward German Last was felt that Englsh Composton was necessary, and that two foregn languages should be at least partally mas- all for Germany, where y spent a Lvundscs but t To Wellesley College News tered by every student se requrements, large part summer Tastes n whch persst outsde group places, just now, except for Pars, eter- several weeks ago I regard t as system, and destroy possbltes nally popular, favor Norrn and he lngerng puerlty smplcty, are necessary because no Medte Iranan countres tour? senor mnds whch stll cam fault college A clue to ths fault whch Wellesley could not swng had?rn dfference between a mot s found n artcle by Harret Lyon, been requested by many colleges It and a molehll I for one, mo when she speaks evls that attend abandonment old belefs Ev- we had a German tour last year, and Academc Councl had been gven to Wellesley because relsh presence faculty dently we must We do not ] spend a large propor- whole purpose tours would secrets gods T be defeated f colleges were allowed to greatest danger to be apprehended develop preferences We lve n a perod reacton to ant-german pro- relgous educaton has been wrong, for most part; we speak and wrte ncorrectly; we are wthout element- are we not just as far from nterna- French propaganda wartme But ary knowledge language whch we need to pursue so many felds learnng colleges are dong rar well r hosptalty It means Natonal Student Federaton n acceptng opportuntes ft between students dfferent that Wellesley But ', ml -\v, ;,, ' Wellesley grls ; accept student hosptalty abroad Be thnkng now f you can afford to let t go FOR SUMMER Just today we may be justfed n g ourselves to be hurt when old that college campus 1 det But, surely, t s only for th< and correspondng one n January that we are wrongly accused ppeal a mddle-aged, conar (n May Atlantc) hnkng mnds should not leave us thoughtless Just because re are us great percentage "600,000 pars parents" are makng sacrfces and workng doubly that we may play that 40 hours a -e than maxsupply energy" -tndn' armes s what we are here for t seems a strange dea that "anythng approachng a general educaton can be crammed down n 4 years, certfed bv and England from nsde, meetng ts people and sght-seeng from anur- furr effort" than- tourst pont Rubnow consders reasons for falure are two- growth ( dffcult Wellesley h s ; Amercan college ths column must sgned wth full name author Intals or numerals wll be used f wrter so desres Edtors do not hold ttemselves responsble for opnons and statements n ths column Contrbutons should be n hands Edtors by 10 A M on Sunday "TO THE GREEKS, FOOLISHNESS I am heartly ashamed chld sh Free Press appearng n NEWS faculty take to heart our jes ] years, any Academc Councls n uture Such a prospect I do not der to be alarmng proxmuv To Wellesley College News Apropos very laudable nnovatons n float nght that announcng awards from a bo ;he gay ent day Of course, t s mpossble when dressng up n a garb mddle ages to suppress entrely ndvdualty our own tmes But why pray, do tmes our mors and grandmors need to fgure n affar And as to t repeated opnon that chokers make one look so dgnfed, how can one look dgnfed whle one's jaw bones are beng prodded n be made 1 rv requste dgnty s ease, -ve are wearng thngs as ob mortfcaton to prevent us mpressed wth our why not substtute? Whle we mmc COLLEGE GOVERNMENT IMPORTANT hat vrtue or value are Stu- s students are lvng n Faculty luncheons f we cannot college dorm res, y contnue to toger a harmless dverson at e jursdcton expense those who come to laugh Government College mselves? y leave college Ths 1927 IlK'llde, "SING FROM THE LAKE TO SHORE' natons untl June 22 when college dormtores are closed Students are asked to cooperate n eventng laxty n observance rules whch s lkely to occur at ths passng mght be done from lake lake s much more audble to those on shore than efforts cl ng secton on bank at r suggeston, n, s that each take out ts cheerng secton n ca Fve canoes wth four people n each would be a great deal more effectve than ffty odd people th each class on shore Such a brgade canoes would not only help sngng, but could add color to performance by any festal embellshments such as lanterns and banjos or mando grls n canoe-chorus would feel more a part float nght program, and (t s hoped' would be responsble for knowng songs y were to sng re s, course, objecton that canoes would get n way racng, but y mght be arranged far enough out to avod and s so obvous that n some very good reason mpnu reable or t wc KELIQrES OF BARBARISM (Contnued from Page ' Clarke, H Attwll H Catlett F Usher, C comng as th lecton frst and ond class oarsmen was not read, Frst Class Oarsmen '27 Hall Lane, Tracy, Neal, Holt Clarke, Reynolds; Woodward Fowler, Attwll Epler, Usher, Catlett; '29 Sturgs Webb] Wheeler, Crosby Flnt; '30 Fsk, Hedngsfeld, Peck Second Class Oarsmen '27 Erdmann, Broderck Drake, Flagg, Campbell, Farbanks Jansen, McGlvrey; '28 Bush Collns Davs Phllps Hawley Shaw, Owsley; '29 Badenoch, Angus Scott Hayward, Rockwood Hennger Klen Markley, McCullough Haml- 30 Gruver, Gumby Perce Rchard, Stephens, Rpple Brown Dare Goldschmdt, Bartoszek FACULTY NOTES Mss Small read Paul Henreu's Tral Torch n Englsh to mem- Df French 102 Monday evenng June 6 class recently studed ths play n orgnal een alumnae n Hartford gave a Frday for Pressor evenng Beggar man, f, Doctor, Lawyer Merchant, Chef! Ths fers a wde range cl (Sncerely apologetc A day wth not a thng to do (?) A holday for me and you To see a Match and n a Fete Davs wll exst always anyway Susuest'cl Menu tor Senor Dnner Rolls Appetzers Butter Chcken a la Kng DandyLon Greens Beets Hearts Lettuce Raspberry Crush Gngerbread Men Punch Molasses Ksses Impressons Of Tree Day By One Who Has Never Been re Tree Day s lots fun Beng a eshman you arrve on Norumbega Hll ll -2 M) for told vou maeh down hll and Pa News man takes your pcture At least you hope you were n t, for what s good a Wellesley educaton f you don't appear n Sunday papers and moves at least once every year? n re s a pageant, n descrpton whch somebody wll later nevtably say "colorful costumes" All sudden, a great many people step stops runnng after a all Freshmen and Sophomores ask each or, "Who got frst?", but nobody knows y a spade, but re s a tree that ;ally been planted already, f you ee t above (or below) mob It all seems rar hard on tree But Tree Day s lots fun That Most Orgnal Subjects From Two Ponts Vew

6 CAMPUS ; Italan ( ' DO YOU KNOW HOW LOVELY YOU ARE? l, ' 0 ll,t COTY FACE POWDERS wll LtrS POUDRES COTY show you how st and fresh and clear your complexon can be y are fnest powders that can be made supreme n qualty, wth deep, clngng fragrance COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE Wellesley Hlls Sol, June 10 and 1 "THE LAST FRONTIER" Man and Tues, June 13 and Wed and Thurs, June 15 and 16 " Mdnght Sun" " Great K & A Tran Robbery THE CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL OF DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE A Pressonl School for college graduates Academc Year for 1-I27-2K opens Monday October ), 1927 Camuruge-Lowthorpe European Travel Course Cambroge-Lowthorpe Summer School at Groton, Massachusetts From Wednesday July 6, to Wedncsdaj August 2-t Henry Arton Frost Drector 13 Boylston St, Cambrdge Mass CHYPBE 3UEMINOT MUGUET NOW IS THE TIME! Sunapee Tutorng Camp Water Sports Rdng AMY McMASTER AM Tenns 142 West 11th St New York Cty ROOMS-SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROSMYTH CANDY & TEA SHOP MISS ROSE SMITH 38 CENTRAL ST, WELLESLEY All Candes Made m our Ktchen LOWTHORPE ater COLONIAL Crss Cross, wth Fred COPLEY Soltare Ma n an arplane comedy PLYMOUTH Prates Penzance WILBUR Lsten FOCUSSED Deare ON THE SCREEN Tom Mx and hs wonder- horse Tony v column Frday and Saturday nghts Playhouse n Great K & A ran Robbery Tom goes through a whole repertore breath-takng escapades, and t s nterestng to note at a great deal ths pcture parals ;ayer happenngs last my work actor's own lfe when he was classes were fset by cha- Deputy-marshall n Oklahoma pel servce Frday, June 3, whch thrll It was ene ths detectve adventure 1- lad mpressve and stmulatng from Royal Gorge Calforna academc processon to exodus Evenng Clos s a welcome vara- whole college from chapel after pmmpth and goes rest s humor Ths s playng June 13th and 14th A drama powerful n ts emotonal stuaton, Mdnght Sun, played by Laura La Plante a Russan Ballet dancer, s comng June pcture s characterzed by a very beautful love me, although stuaton ART EXHIBITS On June 21 day comm ment new Fogg Art Museum wll have ts formal openng wth sentaton to publc a remarkably fne exhbton works art not only rln-e uwned b\ nm-nm bur 'vally uood pantngs wll be exceptonally good late date openng makes dffcult for many to see ths exhbt but t may be possble for those who have to wat for trans n Boston to take advantage a really unusual orately n, from smpl stylzed nd hghly fnshed notes utmost sophstcaton and smplfcaton It nterestng to notce that n a condrawng dffers very d s style n pantng straghtforward a man's drawng ten fers fresh and clarfyng nsght nto r art v mracand preoccupatons drawngs \DEMIC PROCESSION MARKS E H W MORNING CHAPEL OF JUNE 3 Presdent Pendleton's fne address Interest flames hgh twce a year n e degrees and colleges facty, as revealed by r academc wns mass effect s colorful, wth e whte velvet borders arts and tters scarlet ology, purple laws, blue phlosophy, jw scence, brown fne pnk musc matched You materally, for, a Mss Hartshorne gft s to our school know, although acheved gfts from Wellesley Serd ulous success n rasng part th< buldng fund n Amerca thanks t< knd and effcent help you al our Amercan frends school ; stll strugglng fnancally, for en dowment fund that wll enable us t carry on our work n new buld ngs s very hard to rase, and natural ly school fnance s much strat way I shall ndeed try wth my utmost effort to become a truly servce- Par num Whle re hr acqures reputaton beng only man n love lnngs hoods Blue s for Yale representatve Alma Mater, fo* ously wth many-colored that s only way, I beleve, n whch I can express my deep grattude to wth hs wfe, but runs through hs Wellesley, lght Wellesley for nfnte and nevertllm gudance fortune untl he s left wth one sut blue wth whte chevron s Columba; clos evenng dress And crmson Prnceton orange CRITIC ART EXHIBIT reproductons now on n college Art Museum are par- rchness and depth my ol c lur wnch ddfflcult to d are result prnts a red wth blue chevron royal purple, Bryn Mawr whle chevron, Cornell ca be clearly dscerned, draft nne hundred dollars as a gft ngs are very nterestng from Servce Fund to Tsuda Co'- partcularly for r lege for my salary was receved wth ty Most m are after hearty apprecaton Thank you very masters and reveal an n- much ndeed for ncludng school and me among those honored wth versty Chcago s ndcated t maroon hood, that New York by let, Johns Hopkns by black wth gold I chevron, and Mchgan by maze and blue Dartmouth s green, Mount Ho- I yoke lght blue, Amherst purple wth I whte chevron one red gown wth black velvet beret worn by Mss Clark s from Ednburgh, ermne hood Mr McBrde represents Oxford Be- Beta Kappas and Durant and Wellesley Scholars, n came honor students junor and sophomore classes, who, for frst tme have been gven an honored place n processon entre senor class followed n cap and gown Mr Hnners playng class marchng song mean- Those who have questoned advsablty publc honor for students who should fnd suffcent reward n work y accomplsh may have frowned upon added dstncton a promnent, place n a processon, but Presdent Pendleton was reassurng In her speech She emphaszed responsblty as proportonate to mental capacty, and stated furr that to all us equally comes responsblty usng our lghts achevement are tcularly good llustratons vtal progress that has been made recently n art reproducng pantngs and address was drawngs As n case reproductons modern art shown a few honths ago se pctures are extremely LETTER OF APPRECIATION HAS fne from a techncal pont o Vew and n many cases t s mpossble BEEN RECEIVED FROM JAPAN to dscern that pcture s a copy and not actual drawng In color Mr Gordon Bot Wellman Charman and reproducton lne and texture Servce Fund, has receved a ths seres s lttle short marvelous letter from a teacher n Tsuda College tapestres also are remarkable Tokyo, extendng apprecaton and grattude to Presdent Pendleton and sttchng and rest Servce Fund Commttee for r kndness and generosty "My heart s flled wth dvne hope am sure that you too are very happy on ths glorous Day I am especally glad to thnk that on ths specal day year that I should be wrtng t you to thank you for gft not help feelng 1 Wellesley to do rated than ever t wll suffcently ; grattude Such ; love and frendt sn't materal help only I am so deeply thankful for, but or ths soul-uplftng sprt, symd by gft, whch thrlls my tremulous soul and leads me to a new determnaton to do my best n every Hopng that you good sprng term, Very sncerely yot! vng a very Col 2) formance- In passng, we suggest that sweeten ts dsposton, though ts surly both spectators and actors Although Tree Day was celebrated wthout mshap, Wear Jnx postponement step-sngng untl Monday nght All commttees are to be congrat Contnued from Page 1, Column 1) Foregn Study Group week-end and vacaton excursons Also best French operas and plays average once a Ths junor year n France s gven full credt toward baccalaureate degree by all colleges n Unversty Delaware group Students are carefully chosen on bass scholarshp, character and personalty must make applcaton before May 15 sophomore year So far followng have been accepted by Wellesley College, and wll sal wth Mss Denns on July 16 Clare Augur, New Bedford; Roxanna Holden, Auburndale; Dorothy Johnston Chatham N J; Eleanor Mose Kansas Cty, Mo; Mary Alce Smth Wlknsburg, Pa; Ruth Whttredge Mss Denns s a graduate Wellesley (1914) and holds "Dploma d'etudes Unverstares" Sorbonne Durng war she taught Englsh for one year at Unversty THE THRIFT SHOP

7 , h,- Out From Dreams and ores TRAINING IN SOCIAL SERVICE HAS FIELD WORK AND SALARY followng letter fce, but travelng, ad requrejer Presby- New Jersey, ganzng ablty I should be glac gve fuller nformaton regardng Alce I Perry Wood *30,000 n cash przes a course n Socal Scence, combned wth feld work, and presents a good "When consderng Vl',, > especally when work and study are so thoroughly ntegrated as y are n School Appled Socal Scences Western Reserve Unversty Ths School was founded n 1913 when eghteen socal Cleveland, whch has always been a progressve cty n socal mprovement, was a fertle feld n whch to plant such a seed Its character as a great ndustral center, wth large foregn groups n ts populaton, has always been an advantage n such wc 1913 t had a well establshed Assocated Chartes and a Vstng-Nurse Assocaton, whch formed nucleus around whch School Appled Socal Scences was establshed Famly case workers and publc health nurses were frst students schools faculty Department Socology Western Reserve, gave necessary nstructon, and had supervson work done n agences whch fered mselves as laboratores n whch students could apply ory y were learnng In famly case work, school now has afflatons wth Red Cross Home Servce and Jewsh Socal Servce Bureau, as well as wth Assocated Chartes School, ; ts foundng, has added two c tranng courses n chld welfare n group socal servce fo hs M'latons wth Humane cety and Chldren's Bureav Ck-vp'land; latter besdes pressng, t ;lo h column, wlrl vv occupatons whch graduate? Wellesley College may and do enter thout furr preparaton 1 Socal work drectly or pac ld work are combned 2 Laboratory work n hosptals, govnment and state departments, unrstes manufactures, etc ; Economc researc and cvc agences Cty Cleveland presented to Dr Charles F publshng house Tlwmg, who was n Presdent 6 Executve busness postons Western Reserve, a petton for establshment a department whch 8 Department store work, nvolvng 7 Personnel work would gve tranng for socal work personnel, educatonal and managera, tlements Cty, has neghborhood center as ts v'-s;\ oratory fact that Cleveland has a strongly establshed Welfare Federaton, has been a great ad to School postons Clercal work whch does not retenography and typewrtng In (subjects spee;>l/'d Lbrary work, In one hundred and nnetynne students were regstered n In last students from Pekng Prague n s requred, and Constantnople, Montreal Venna, and depend upon tranng Berln, besdes most ctes ce canddate Amercan States 107 A poston n a lb re are fve Wellesley grls who Eastern unversty w are takng ths course at present tme Fanny Lster '26 and Mary Rttenhouse '26 are wth Assocated Chartes n Electrc Buldng, Prospect Avenue, Cleveland O, Eleanor Moss "26 s wth group servce Frances Snyder '26 and Jane Mackntosh '24 are wth Cleveland Humane Socety n Cty Hall For nformaton any grls who are nterested, can wrte to School or drectly to any above persons who wll be ready and wllng to answer any furr questons" Very sncerely yours Jane Mackntosh postons n Massachusetts A letter accompanes announcement, n whch Mss Johnson says, " examnaton s to establsh a lst for varous postons n State servce, up to poston Chef Clerk or Secretary" I w< salares for clercal servces arc through hav lege graduate may obtan preparaton n a few months Whle lst here gven 3ng, t must bs reterated opportuntes ( those who hav lum and planned a course ra drfted amlessly and looked ] ahead than schedule I'OSITION* A Hgh School re< ;ed?ulu-y $20 I Conway AVAILABLE that to begn n September Englsh lessons for one pl, durng July and August A part tune poston for someone who s n vcnty A personal ntervew requred An elderly lady, lvng n a otel n New York, wshes a well educated young woman as companon secretary Letters are to be wrtnot typed Dutes wll nclude CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS readng aloud, accompanyng lady MsN El M Johnson Assstant somewhat deaf, to meetngs and Commssoner Department church Salary $65 a month Labor and Industry, State House, Boston, has sent an announcement th? Presbyteran Churches has wrtten New Jersey Synodcal Socety o Cvl Servce Examnatons for Clercal tn Wellesley askng wher any our us would be nterested n work n ouam/aton work nvolves Headshp eght young people'; lose cooperaton nvolve travelng re s no sal- HYGIENE DEPARTMENT REPORTS INTERCLASS LACROSSE GAMES followng artcle con Hygene Department reg sprng LaCrossc matches Class Games versus 1929 ended 4 to 2 Owng to ran and slppery ground, catchng was poor and game slow Durng frst half play was chefly among ks but second half, game > were much qucker n gettng through than r opponents, who n gong to meet passes, wated ball reached m, gvng r opponents an excellent opportunty nterceptng passes markng both teams was not good, as defense came f too soon For , R, Drake and A Pugh played a 1929 versus 1930 ended n a w 1929, score 6-3 sophomores slow n settlng down, game muddled, players slow n pckng up stck work and experence sophomores was a dsadvantage to freshmen, who played a very plucky game y were quck on r feet, slow n fndng passes and makng openngs For freshmen, Kennedy played an excellent game; later Ftznd Gldden were useful and experence should do well versus 1930 game ended n for upperclassmen game was fast and play well-dvded n frst half freshmen wen handcapped by not havng r cap tan, Kennedy, playng In seconc half y were obvously outplayed by a superor team For uppercla men Porter played best game tl she has ths season Worth Drake a Pugh played well 1930 s to be co gratulated for reachng standard lay that y have n such a short Feld Day LaCrosse game played on Feld 'ay was a dsappontment to play- game was no ndard re ndng play COLLEGE NOTES Barbara Bullard, '26, spent last week Wellesley vstng her mor Mrs Bullard Washngton Street Vrgna Caldwell, '25 vsted her ssr Alce Caldwell, '26 now takng hygene course, last week-end Constance Bshop, "26, vsted n Wellesley recently a result Press Board try followng members have been elected Karne Sterne '28, Mldred Hartshorn, '29, Helen M Wllams, '30 Marjore Blane, Saretta McCrea, nd Maron Alen, all '25, were n Wellesley last week sdent Pendleton entertaned Mne Matsudaro wfe Japanese Unted States, and young daughters at luncheon Among guests were Mrs Fanne Furn Andrews Charman Corn- Internatonal Relatons branch A A U W, Mrs Everett O Fske and Mss Sophe Hart, also members that corntee; Dean Alce V Wate; and Mss Carolne Hazard, former presdent (Contnued on Page 7, Col 1) sfcp> se keys are sx outstandng why everybody lkes Coca-Cola y are beng llustrated and presented n Coca-Cola advertsng n Saturday Evenng Post, Lterary Dgest, Coller's Weekly, Lberty, and Lfe; n many newspapers; n posters, walls, bulletns and outdoor sgns; n show wndow and soda fountan and refreshment stand decora- Key No 6 wll be presented n August Keep your eyes open to Coca-Cola advertu wn a cash prze College women ought ROOMS FOR COMMENCEMENT MRS A E DRAKE 12 Roanoke Road WELLESLEY 0617-M THE GIFT SHOP CHARMIINQ MARY G MORRISON GIFTS, CARDS, PICTURE FRAMES STATIONERY COLLEGE JEWELRY DURING COMMENCEMENT Popular Club Breakfasts Specal Luncheon 75c Specal "Home" Dnner $125 Steak and Chcken Dnners Daly A la Carte PARK CLUB HOUSE on Park, Wellesley Tel We 1250 WELLESLEY BOOTERY J E LEE Let us shp you home We Crate, Pack, and Shp Anythng Specal Boxes for Golf Clubs Hats, Clothng AT WELLESLEY INN "When dreary 'ls cheery wthn wthout Typewrters Books, Chna

8 ; a COLLEGE NOTES IN OTHER COLLEGES A tradtonal part Bowdon's Com mencement festvtes s presentaton a Shakespearean play Ths year Masque and Gown wll gve Work-hup, Smth, ncludes rr 'jr;lt\ as actve members Last week th faculty composed almost entre cas Plans have been made for dedcaton Yale's memoral to students and graduates who lost r lves n World War exercses wll be held Sunday afternoon, June 19 Wesleyan wll no longer grant degres Bachelor Scence and Bachelor Phlosophy, begnnng wth class 1931 Smth celebrated Float Nght, May 27 After crew races pageant took place, floats ths year representng ttles songs Ths was followed by clmax evenng, announcement All-Smth Crew Does t sound famlar? splendd collecton t valdsplay at Yale Unversty lbrary under auspces a group students Orental manuscrpts ffteenth century, a Prayer Book made for Charles II England, bearng hs arms, and edtons from Caxton Press are among dsplay A freshman at Unversty Colorado was confned to a sororty house for a week when a quarantne for scarlet fever was declared when he was callng Daly Nebraskan Madson, Wse (By Neo Student Servce) Representatves practcally every walk communty lfe were present at Unversty Wsconsn gymnasum when more than 1000 per- lllk'un! Polsuk, rv,rm-4 whch freedom" l'str mean TOWLU'd PROFESSOR MACDOUGALL TESTS CHILDREN'S MUSICAL ABILITY and young Phl La FoUete dstngushed Wsconsn famly poltcal (Contnued from Page 6, Column 3) leaders, spoke at meetng Delegates from church organzatons, wo- course, ncludng many subjects, Wellesley Presdent Comstock Radclffe Unversty gave a tea for were re, representng 6069 ndvduals But to pas rom organsaton to tr vstors at Cambrdge n afternoon students Yenchng College At Haverford Lberal Club s crculatng a smlar petton whch ganed dent herself t does not take long college st have sent an acknowledgement to members Wellesley Freshman ffty-three sgners n a short tne It Englsh vrudcau's class for r Chrstmas letters, n thf student body has been canvassed Itl Mr and Mrs Austn Campbell Pen News, undergraduate paper, sad on dleton announce marrage Aprl 18th " announcement that!-',-> o her daughter, Vrgna, (27) to Mr Paul Judge Thayer has consgned Sacco and Wood Frum, n Congregaton;] Vanzett to electrc char seems to pondng Amercan college grl Ths Church Wellesley on June 22, represent anor page n annals greater serousness may be explaned judcal murder It s tme that by several facts some n college somethng be done" Consderable opposton aganst sendng a pe- background Englsh undergrad- routne tself, some n dfferent tton has been met among senors uate In England work for a Students at Prnceton and Bryn Bachelor's degree s covered n three Mawr have also sgned pettons urgng years Instead four and normally, a revew celebrated case In New York a?ast eghteen commttee ha students enterng at age headquarters lty or above Consequently what Id correspond to work Macdougall has been n Hartford engaged n a tremendously nterestng occupaton Though t was tme-takng and Hgh Schools possble for ch study r ot have f t were not ncluded xamnatons are conducted by emnent n feld musc tsde Hartford y were Hartford Publc Hgh About 120 chldren took th 1 ; was nterestng to t 18 youthful saxophone playdougall found some very >\l talent was gratfyng to fnd near gen along wth ths general nterest AMERICAN COLLEGES DIFFER FROM ENGLISH SAYS MRS KING Mrs Constance M Kng, a member faculty at Mount Holyoke, who wll be at Wellesley next year, n an nterestng artcle n Mount Holyoke News, stated her vews on cumpanson Englsh and Colleges Her arguments apply only to Mount Holyoke, but also to "Perhaps most surprsng fe; an Amercan college, on frst quantance was ts hghly devel m-j a ndaton, apparent n nu hours requred every stude certan subjects, n powers demanded that patent bodv ton a college whch appeared recently n an advertsement for a teachng agency ' College s a busness organsaton for supplyng hgher educaton" mportance attached t organzaton was partcularly notceable n what seemed to be sharp s re covered n last one or two years hgh school and on enterng a college or unversty average Englsh student would rank wth sophomore here serousness may perhaps be traced to anor cause Wth nterest I dscovered that n Amerca 'nearly everybody goes to college' as matter was stated to me by more than one enthusastc freshman And that fact s sgnfcant both good and bad features n Amercan educatonal system advantages a more unversal hgher educaton whch England cannot boast are obvous A large number traned mnds n a country should Shaw's Press Cuttngs, one thre Pressor Ma<x nut; al one-act plays presented Independent und t most plea^uabl ly, faculty recently gave Handel' whch delghts hs soul, Julus Caesar dea markng an ever -t to promote ensure a correspondng number nterest Students from Bryn Mawr, Mourn; thnkng n musc among men and publc school women But n chldren Holyoke Smth, Vassar, and Wellesley plan s to have muscal same class room wth students fne met a short whle ago at Mount Holyoke to read r own poems n an n- mental qualtes studes made by chldren outsde who really love r school hours approved by examnaton work are to be found those who ttcullt'late poetry contest that chldren may be gven credt re chefly because 'everybody goes a Ijl at a "socal" dsadvantage Lastly fact that, n general, Amercan student s far more assured a frm Economc poston than Englsh undergraduate tends to develop n latter a greater senese responsblty In England unverstes, wth excepton Oxford and perhaps Cambrdge, attract not wealr members socety, but mddle classes, and even sons and daughall college dents show great orgnalty n r may take up temporary remuneratve work y may travel for two weeks n England and Scotland, a week n Holland, anor n France, a ffth n Swtzerland, wth a glmpse at Italan art n last few days or y may go campng n college partes v do not on whole seem to study! In England unversty student may travel, may earn money, wll certanly play a part tme, but re wl! always be serous readng for next year's courses She probably takes her books wth her 'nto country" At Oxford short terms are reserved for whch make and remake world s an accepted dctum (frst, second, thrd or dents gets n degrt depends on way th taches to student government In England student government s almost absolute n ts control college actvtes, and n judcal power So muc>, an establshed fact has student gov ernment become bass Unversty Guld restng n Acts Parlament that t s never even dscussed dvsons made and kept between dfferent departments, each one wth ts own methods and systems clearly worked out Anor result same emphass on organzaton s dvson ol sons subscrbed to a petton askng each subject nto so many sharply defned, freely electve courses, whch s a much more ndependent beng Intellectually, too Englsh stud?n Governor Massachusetts to revew Sacco-Vanzett case Several pro- was bewlderng to an Englsh mnd A graduate student s responsble fundamental dfference between Contnued on fage 8, Col 1) For Garden Party and Commencement Open tll For Garden Party re's cor to be carred For Commence ment, flowers are needed too Whatever event, you ca depend upon Frasers Flower SENIORS HE FLORIST n',- /,,/< Sheet Wellesley 'K-lrphnm-UmtsktjOjgj >n a house party toger after exams or Commc Aken Manor Frankln, N H, s just plac up for great day October Fr your famly for a Get some sports practse Come and Try Our Lake Specal roles n June and September $18-$23 ncludes cz'l ylluc but rdng July full nformaton phone Mrs Rogers Johnson (Dorothy Aken '22) Unversty 8884-J Ths Pen Must Stay n Perfect Orde or we make t good wthout charge custom sendng Gfts to Graduates has now been extended by general accord to nclude those n lower classes who have manfested suffcent ndustry to pass r fnal exams To know what to gve, one needs but observe students' own expressons ol preference for Parker Duold Pen and Pencl To have earned favor younger generaton s our reward for servng t wth studed personal nterest We have lfted frowns from student brows [among ors] by gvng world a wrtng par that are nspratons to work wth and beautes to possess All those n favor ownng, or gvng fnest wher for Graduaton, Brthday or Weddng Glts, or for przes at Brdge or Golf wll sgnfy by steppng n to nearest Parker pen counter frst thng to look lor s mprnt,"geo S Parker," on barrels n nobody wll be dsapponted LadyDu

9 each Ths ; ' Ph - ALUMNAE NOTES ENGAGED '25 Mary Eleanor Wlson to Mr Wllam Adams Telfer Indana Unversty '15, M A 16, LLD, Oxford B A '25 '26 Gertrude Mare Holmes to Mr Vctor W Smons Rutgers "24, New Brunswck ologcal Semnary '27 '26 Mrs Edmund B Pellett mor Mram D Pellett May 24 at Paterchange flms may modestly herald r rval achevements Eventually se Alms wll fnd r way nto amateur lbrares, and absurd conceptons college lfe whch are held by many Amercans wll gve way to realstc pcture what collegans re dong y are tellng story f hgher educaton n most smple nost general appeal" receve $2,000 n cash and one year's tuton Wnners thrd przes wll each receve $1,000 cash and one year's tuton Wnners fourth przes wll each receve $500 cash Wnners ffth przes wll each receve $250 cash prncpal qualfcatons for contestants are as follows y must not be over 25 years old; After you go Home re may be many thngs you've Davs Crossley, May 21 '23 To Mary Cooper Jewett, a son George Frederck, Jr, Aprl 10 DIED '16 Mrs George T Greenhalgn, Mor Helen Greenhalgh Ellot, June 3 at Pawtucket R I '25 Mr Edward Man, far Evelyn B Man May 22, n North Stonng- orgnal efforts or ( hough all were clever duplconrnued from Pace ' only to one person for work don or ll that s to herself re submttng a ss to body class advsers embryonc stages A vst to a remote pressor makes u) conference hours only nt mate dscusson that takes place be tween student and faculty s at a lone fnshed ss whch s, n verj letter, "a pece orgnal research' Ir well delvered undergraduate lfe, too, class advsers lke prze chaperones are unknown $25 went to renderng Compe Englshman Junors beng attempted ten ready n to generalse upon orgnal wthout as beng perfectly or sure dd hs facts, Amercan and r smple ten presentat; forget- best But, as 'judge admtt tng that facts are mportant only as a bass for generalsaton Unfortunately t s seldom that deal er system s attaned In Amerca one notces especally dverse functons a unversty or even a sngle college course s expected to fulfl fron tranng a potental Nobel prze wnner down to superfcal polshng a hgh school mss settng ou' 1928 WINS SONG COMPETITION WITH ORIGINAL NEGRO MELODY Junors placed anoth crown glory wth rro sprtual, easly out Wellesley adaptaton ban," wde-world's terrors, and tn Dean versus us were featured Several very lovely chords wll) amusng words t vncng and attractve mtaton Polly Plorshem, Jean Caulfeld, and Sal; Looms receved Mr Macdougall's prz $10 Marchng towar '27 effectvely strps sophomores explaned length and wth excellent faults tenest found n step-sng- "Boost Wellesley" seemed fended college aganst clams varous ctes All songs were UNIVERSITIES FIND FILMS A GOOD MEANS OF ADVERTISING testng on pc- defn- echvc- means securng fnancal support, furr expanson programs, holdng nterest alumn, attractng new students and creatng general as fndng a survey made by Herbert L Connelly, alumn secretary Wesleyan Unverstes Mddletown, Conn, results whch are announced n June Amateur Move Makers, fcal magazne Amateur Cnema League Ffty-seven great schools have already produced moves to advertse r advantages or ad n promoton varous plans, and twenty more are gettng smlar programs under way, survey dsclosed Upwards 90,000 feet collegate moton pcture flm s already n constant use a large part ths flm havng been an amateur bass wth teur equpment Sxteen unver- ^ have produced complete scenaros ors have flmed athletc faculty members "Thus camp tually come to graduate Mol and anor mracle mov Travelng Campus" states "By magc carpet most venerable 1 ngs, most ancent oaks and mores and most frmly facully members have become r Alumn are actually kept n vsua muncaton wth changng dtons and ncreasng needs schools Prospectve pupls get hand, or at least frst-eye, decson was dffcult and (hsrlv contested SINGING CONTEST TO BE HELD BY ATWATER KENT FOUNDATION ('"ltres muscal clubs ant 'oung sngers everywhere wll be deeply nterested n ar announcement just made by Atwater Kent Foundaton Phladelpha Plans for a naton-wde "Audton' I suggeston that; cvc clubs n each l, muscal clubs an< partcpate by puttng by where an "Audton," o 5t, wll be conducted substantal przes rnzn- each n each to Audton Ths wll vouvj man se wll be From ths pont Foundaton as- It has dvded country nto fve dsand wll hold a "dstrct audton" e ar n each, partcpated n by wo wnners from each state n lstrct Ralroad sex wll be selected, makng fnal, Natonal se wll be taken to New expense Founre and put on fnal competon over a natonal network broadcastng statons Each ten wll get a prze two wnners frst place n Natonal Audton a man and a woman wll each receve a gold decoraton S5000 n cash and two years' tuton n a leadng Amercan conser- Wnners second prze wll each Tns lmtaton permts y may have receved fne pensaton for sngng n Or groups from whch antcpated are students ; schools and locally promm n hgh schools and colleges SOCIETY PLANS FOR ARE ANNOUNCED BY CHAIRMAN Youth Movement, emarous manfestatons n tres scope Hll - orgn, purpose hstory n beng placed upon atttude e Unted States programs e year wll nclude plays and talk* upon subject Socety Alpha Kappa Ch studes Oreek and Latn lterature, art and year dramatzatons Odyssey have been gven at program meetngs An nterestng comparson orgnal and Erskne's Helen Troy was made n one program meetng work ths year culmnated n a dramatzaton Odysseus and Nausca wth Oreek \ a broadcastng staton Thus two nners for that state wll be selected nclude for next year e a study folk-lore ; 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