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T~I~In~~~Ar!~RCH I Du Pont Party ~T I NEW J Ll:~U'l\U UNIVER ITY 0 L A'NA GET THE S E BLUE HEN CLA S LA "T~i~iN~~~Ar!~RCH IDu Pont Party ~t IN EW J_ll:~u'l\u T~~IGHT At~letic Council 19th IN woLF HALL EI . F Playhouse EnJoyed 1 G1ves Second Annual Large Audience Attended By University Body nnua tlon eatur Dinner In Common "The Night Cap," which might Special Train and Street Cars Trans· I terestiog Speech nd T lk on l;e on thi o ca. ion more prop- Various Ph s of Athletics Pro­ rl v termed "The Brown Der­ port Students and Faculty from bv," wa perpetrated on last Newark to Theatre Door vides Plea ant Evenin W dne day night in Wol Hall. This singular piece of melo­ Entire Univenity Attend (lrama ha only been producerl hv two ca. ts ince it comnosi­ Delaware be t fri nd, Mr. tion once on legitimate u picion Pi rre S. du P nt, g v to h and once in Newark. The two , tudent, and th faculty of the II ntlemen who compo ed thi Univer it\· the bigge t treat play may live down the econd that could p sibl:v b given. F oreiqn Studv Group Double T hat of Last Year U IVERSITY OF DELAWARE REVIEW 2 DuPONT PARTY AT PLAYHOUSE ENJOYED ( ontinued from Pag 1.) "JuJiet" expre, sed her anpr cia­ tion for the flower:;; and ~m olo­ SubRc•ri pi ion . 2 00 pt•r yeur. ------------------------------ fl"ized becau~e she had rhok "'d r•:ntPJ'C!I ut till' Nr•wark, Deluwur ·, Po. t Ollicc as s •cond- during the b::llconv sc ne. After the nerforman wa:;; STAJ<'£•' Bllifn,·-in- ''hir·f lo'J' •d ri R. Smith, '2·l fJrlrt11'Ctrc Collenr Editor 1Vru,u'll'l4 l 'oll ' fit f<Jtlilnr t. R. Hinard, '25 Lui Oarr • t, '::! ~ . A . Tilghman, '25 G ,·ac· • l{(•c•d, '2!1 Gt·ut'rol Stn./] .J. ~ . King. Jr., 2G M rjol'i , Burn ~. '21 1. RlPih · r~. '2G !';Jiznlwth Flf'tchf'r, '211 P. L ahy. '26 atlu·yn LncM. '2u M<•t· rel Pyle, 26 11<·1 •n Lucn. , '2£i Mary !<'1· n . i. , '26 A. M. linn. on, '2G /lu HinPRH Ma11au r Vine nl K Tempon , '2 AHHiHt(OJt fl11Ri11f'RR M(tntl.U )'[j W. M. Donaldson, '21> Midum W . Cn II , '2·1 Cirru1ation Mana{/PTR Alvc'l' \Vat •n, '2!'i H. , . Murphy, '26 .J. T. h, Jr .. '26 L. R. T ruitt. '2() K B. D rry, '20 Katherine Ady, '27 THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATE MEET en- W. C. TO ENTERTAIN CONFERENCE GUESTS • II h lit Ull\ il y The Campus Observer peaking of F re hman "duck- veral of our coll rc Rom eo: t k "leur femm ' in for r - f hrn n af r the . h w on­ day nigh . Ea~"h Rome aid th bill, whil Juli . OF DE 'J RE RE IE W. C. Social Notes ean Robin on entertained 1 thP member of the entury E t bli h 1 ( 1t b, Tue day afternoon. t el v n o' lock on Tue day a fllrn . "The cience of Life," was ho\ n for he member of th cla. s J as. T . .lfttll i 1 .~ on.: Mr. and Mr . Charle ·hafer announce the arrival of a little bov. Mr.. Schafer will be re­ membered a Selma Bachrach, \\ILl\![ T The mar r-i;g- e of Loui e I Thompson, '26, to Thoma Cars­ well will take place Saturday, March 22. at her home, 811 Harri on Street, Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. Gooding are re­ ceivina: congratulation on the I The Great Engi eer arrival of a little girl. Mr . Gooding wa Hilda Brown, '23. The Education 32 Clas will Achieveme g-o to the Tower Hill School, Friday, to ob erve with Mi What Krackowizer. en~ The Senior Home Economic Engineering . tudent went to Avondale, Wed­ Owes to n ~ day , to ob erve, with Mis I' TS lark. I Initiative THLETIC COUNCIL I 'ett, GIVES SECOND DINNER I ler, ( ontinu d from Page 1.) 1 lnll, efT- . c rub~ wa discu. ed and talk- 1 will ed of f rom many angle . \ oach MeA o did not mak will anv . taternent cone rning the r1s : nutrorn of the future ba ball ! wL•, . ::~~on. He ernpha ized in hi. inia talk the a b. olute n cessity of ing- nutting over the Mjrldle Atlantic r~e • tate. 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