Elizabetn Maicy, ellealey, Mass. Wellesley College News VOL XXXV WELLESLEY, MASS., MAY 5, 1927 HOUSE PRESIDENTS. 1927-1928 Governor Smith Is Both MISSISSIPPI FLOOD VICTIMS Change In Curriculum SATURDAY'S PAGEANT Patriot Is Favored by Faculty LAID JAPAN Bcebe Elizabeth Noyes Catholic and From the College . INJLD Cazenove Frances Hartman Emergency Fund $100.00 Oflcial word has reache Day's Fairy Tale f I., tl mi Louise Belden Collection at Chapel, Sim- May Japanese Theme Freeman Fanny Catlett day, April 24 (Kindness that will prove gratifying Affords a Princess, Foreign Margaret Macon of tively interested in the Princes and Dancers Pomeroy of the editor of the Service Fund) . $ 75.57 Shafer Lois Whitaker Atlantic Monthly upon the issue Various contributions, ac- curriculum change at Wellesley. Al- Tower PrLscilla Wentworth d by Charles C. Marshall in his knowledged with thanks $174.92 though it is the policy of the Aca- ENGLISH YOUTH CHOSEN SUITOR Wilder Margaret MeJennett open letter to Alfred E. Smith. Gov- demic Council to preserve silence or subjects Wood Ruth Butler ernor of the State of New York. Feel- $350.49 under discussion until a deci- The coronation day of Norumbega Dorothy Miller with the prominence of Gov- sion has been reached, the NEWS ha; ing that, Further contributions are urgently Severance Katherine Hobbie ernor Smith as a possible candidate received permission to give the follow- Day pageant to be presented May 7. needed. These may be left at the Presidency, doubt as to the ing encouragement:—An appreciable of the rather weary prince-- for the Information Bureau, or can be given majority of the faculty are vitally in- who must choose a husband on her to Miss Bernice Bulley, Shafer, or to Local Current Events Catholic Church terested in the problem of curriculurr day from the numerous Roman Miss Ruth Clark of the French De- constitutional principles she of foreign countries is charm- Prize Goes To Senior partment, cleared away, Mr. Marshall n change in the near future ingly told in verse on the program. i The moot point Naturally the princess is bit hesi- c :nn j to what the Church a The Committee on Award is pleased ; the relation COMING EVENTS troversy tant in choosing a life partner but her to announce that the local Wellesley regard to principli centage of the hours required for de problem is made easier by the fact prize in the New York Times' Current government to those The enticing subject of Mr. Roy D. gree shall be prescribed, what subjects that the rival suitors for her hand Events Prize Contest has been award- "whether, 11, is Tradition Jhy?" The two extreme theories make offerings by the delightful meth- ed to Miss Frances Newborg. The win- )vernor seems to be: and Revolt in Music. In addition he of vari- ner from each college to which a $250 Roman Catholic, you accept as od presenting dances of their promised six piano Professor Leon B. ous countries. princess prize was offered by the New York the teaching of the Ro- The then may Schoenberg's Dartmouth College, in an arti select best Times will compete in an intercollegi- Catholic Church that in case of the dancers. She and the for The Curriculum in an Effective C audience with her behold the charac- 14 1 the ] making it impossible At the next meeting of the Alliance tional of $500. the jurisdiction of that Church and 5ge." Both the system of piling teristic dances of the Orient, Russia. : Francaise. Friday, May 6, Michelet's the jurisdiction of the State to agree, requirements, and that of granting France and England. The princess play. Marraine de Guerre will be pre- the W.'llc^lfy i.'.\:wnm.uion the jurisdiction of the Church shall le student unlimited freedom with great discernment finally chooses sented. Mademoiselle Marguerite Mes- prevail; whether, as a statesman, you loice have their obvious shortcomings, an English youth to be her bridegroom poulet is going to tell about the Al- true-false statements, identification of accept the teaching of the Supreme nd Professor Richardson agrees liance Francaise Convention which names, a group of questions, and an Court of the United States that, in le majority of educators in spo Justine Smitl she attended in New York during ' essay. Following are some typical state- matters of religious practices which in ly. The other chairmen are as f Spring Recess. This meeting is the ments from the first section: the opinion of the State are inconsis- ws: Dances, Margaret Kidde; Cos- last of the year and starts at 7.30 with Sacco and Vanzetti were denied a re- tent with its peace and safety, the jur- Much discord as there may be imes, Eleanor Delano; Music, Pauline trial upon appeal to the Supreme isdiction of the State shall prevail; Jones; Programs and General Arrange- the and if you accept both teachings, how ments. Bertha Adkins; Coach, Helen Tomorrow at 4:40 Professor James The Federation of Labor Strauss. an admirably Kendall speaks on The Migration of Governor Smith made The cast includes the following: Jap- disclaiming the imputation generally agreed that any curriculum frank reply, Princess, Thankful Water. anese Cornwall; William Phillips is the new Ameri- conflict between re- has one clearly defined function. It that there is any Magician, Katherine Graves; English can Ambassador to Italy. loyalty to the Catholic Church xs Prince, Mildred Kenyon; Japanese la- As representative of its work for the The McNary-Haugen bill was an ad- patriotic loyalty to the United lege is enabled to "graduate men and dies in Hackenheimer. Society will waiting. Marion ministration measure for the relief of with other Amer- year, Tau Zeta Epsilon women in whom the intellectual im- States. He believes, Margaret Trotter, Natalie its on Burgrafl: agricultural distress. complete separ- present at Semi-Open meeting the Willow Ware Dancers, Doris Martin 14 a study of English artists. Rae- During the past year the trend of Church and State and recog- May tinues as an animating principle and Rossetti, Jones, Dorothy Wood; Oriental Dancers. in the United States has been burn, Burn Gains- life ai prices ) power in the institutions of that it remains through as Frazier. borough, and Romney will be rep- Katherine Gunn, Nadine to interfere with the oper- set. matched by no other in value my Church Ruth LeClaire; Russian Dancer, Bea- Rivera abolished the bull- sented by models posing in a frame Primo de <':..;:'...: -. i ;,!. : 'I.:- . < li,<' uni- for personal enjoyment and for Marple; French Folk Dancers, give the effect of a painting. Singing trice fight in Spain. enforcement of the to ing most effective the influence o ted States or the Caroline Lewis, Marian Nelson, Mane The Republican Party has urged and playing on the harp by individual upon the community." law of the land." Townsend, Louise Schmidt, Elizabeth President Coolidge to stand for a third Wellesley Coussirat, Eleanor Hubbard; May- ers will do ' vice. Governor S pole Multer, Audrey 1) Dancers, Mary i. Continued i Page 2, Col. advent of the major known any conflict Schwartz, Mildred Kenyon, Jean Mur- duties his relig: making it increasingly i and ray, Dorothy Wood, Doris Martin, MUSIC FEDERATION WITHHELD The Spanish Moving Picture J off promiscuously the consistently Marie Townsend, Caroline Lewis, Palacio Valdes will Church from State. He holds that by Amando from the required 1 PRIZE FOR NATIONAL ANTHEM of Marian Nelson, Louise Schmidt, Eliza- Hall 13 at 8 function in entirely different given in Alumnae May greater specialization t at the exam the two beth Coussirat, Eleanor Hubbard; Suit- thirty-five cents. A contest recently held in Chicago spheres, so that there is practically Tickets are ination may bring in it: train demands ors. Susie Smith, Constance Ruby, Em- in which nearly 1000 manuscripts were possibility of a conflict between tin i foundational ily Whitney, Virginia Barton, Jeanette entered from every state in the Union. Upholds Religious Equality Tomorrow night at Tower Court and generall; Seniff. O'Neill will be discussed Alaska, Hawaii, England, India and In regard to the question of religious Eugene umculum : includes. of of the Freshm France, failed to produce a melody toleration, Governor Smith showed as the second meeting sufficient merit to provide music to Sophomore Literary Club. Emily Bates, '29 Margaret Henry '30 carry the poem of Katherine Lee thought his belief "in absc freedom Moss and TO THOSE WHO DO NOT KNOW America the Beautiful. leading the meeting. All classes of conscience for all r WHAT THIS IS ABOUT Four nationally known music critics, equality of all churches, i MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of New York City, Dr. Frank Damrosch all beliefs before the law Jonverse of Boston, Felix Miss C. Jane Mackintosh, Wellesley (Continued on Page : The rule in regard to the us> /ski of Chicago and Dean P> '24 who is now connectec musical instruments other than in of Evanstown HI., were Cleveland Humane Society piano has been changed by legislation to select a hymn only i CLASS OF 1927 Wellesley May 11 to speak about Social from the House of Representatives, work as connected with Child Welfare. approved by the Senate. The change Complete Records Anyone wishing a pers< will go into effect Friday, May 13, twe may arrange for it at to the increasing number of weeks after the date of posting which The East- cian ship, no one impressed us as reach- records which, because of was April 29. The change is Conference is to be ing the high standard called for, none for State Board of Educa- cated by the underlined words i held at Silver Bay this year from were fully adequate to the inspiring Tua Zeta Epsilon, Ag Zeta tion and Medical Schools, must be made June 17 to June 27.