SEETHE ; I
PIERRETTE I
PLAYERS !
“SAIL ON,
T O N I Ci H T
IN MEMORIAL
HALL
1, X. C., January 17, 1
MISS LINDSAY DISCUSSES BRYN
MAWR SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY
dent. Tells of the Success of
cussed. The fbst pLt of the*^ hour
was given over to the discussic
responsible for anything which is:
printed. It is believed that thi.s
plan will enable “Sights and In
sights” to be more efficient than ever
The remaining part of the pro
gram was given over to Miss Ma-
XdrjiberTl'^subTe^ra^^^^
complished. Miss Lindsay stated
that there were one hundred stu-
in order’ that the studLts may be
because many of them have had
college girls remain at Bryn Mawr
during the summer session to enable
The laws are r
which sum is' spent in extending the
resources of the library for the
this gift to Bryn Mawr in return
for the ..great opportunities which
that many girls did not know any
thing of the industrial laws of the
particular, state Uey^
blank verse written by two of the
i^ustrial girls at the summer
(Continued on Page Two)
Dr. Manson Speaks
At Chapel Service
Her Subject, “Per,
Enabled her to Apply Psych
to Every.day Living.
the people, could be brought within
reach of every one. It could also
n in the present day
psychology, all of which deals with
of Educational Psychology,
li involves the study of medi
cine; there is the field of Indus-
problem to solve—a problem whicl
had many phases relating to psy.
chological facts, and the solving of
was prepared and distributed to the
public in order to find out just what
the public thought of the caricat
ures whieh appe
of the slogan of
did not like. T
The Bureau of ]
e for use in the
beL^veryTseful aJd have had'flr^
t this study of
A number of r
arfacf that mo'^re'’higrLhools in
h Carolina are waking up to
;7tr"arvisliut;t"oTrir;
The Pierrette Players
Make Their Debut
Hall Tonight.
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON
ney« fail to delight their audie
also witli the sensation she can :
QVENT OF T
“ENTER THE HERO”
is played by^Miss Althea I ^
Jexed vorag “Ln'^ta the“"midst
of the toils of feminine inven
Miss Ruth Pfohl plays the rom
dience will suspect her of havtag
rather a deep understanding of such
Glaspel is the sort of play which
makes an audience fairly bu ''
with glee from start to finish.
peck«l style, while Miss Mary
Candler as Henrietta, his wife, is
irresistible. Miss Isabel Wenhold
The final play of the evening is
an exquisite bit from the realms of
poesie. “The Maker of Dreams” by
Oliphant Down is a play entirely
fanciful in which the persons are
r^irMsrtiS^^?:^d
himself, both in sentiment and in
figure. Miss Dorothy Siewers is the
graceful Pierrot, direct from the
land of Romance, and as for Miss
“‘‘.C^l^errette Plavers are offer
ing an evening of delight to all who
love drama, and that is very nearly
MAJOR VIVIAN GILBERT MAKES
SPLENDID ADDRESS JANUARY 7
HARDENING IN THE SAHARA
gun company. After six montl
there and about five months (
d in order to r(
sides being under the constant fire
of the Turks, the troops had to un-
aerfss the ^Sinai desert requLd a
year and a half.
first^attaek was made upon Beer-
sheba in October, 1917. In a short
English army was^ puLuing the
Turks and advancing toward Jeru-
native keepers of the camels would
often will themselves to die and
camel herd carrying the water be-
the men, many dying by the way
side from thirst.
in the pllcero^f Wblicfnmportance*
They looked into the very brook
out of which David selected the
stone with which he killed Goliath.
In the description of the battle of
Nevi Samuel, the highest hill sur-
thrplace whlre ChrfstTtood’^
where He appeared to His disciples
after the resurrection.
An Arab prophecy, three hundred
caUrd'^Al VevI''''would“drive'^the
Turk out of Jerusalem. Naturally
the name, A1 Nevi, was given to
General Allenby long before the
“Major^GilSrtllid' that an Eng
lish cook was the first to enter
out™to'‘ fiTd som‘regg“s. Strar"
(Continued on Page Tz
Paul Whiteman And
Orchestra In Concert
!nd'delightfuT concert in the Rey
nolds Memorial Auditorium under
ight brought to many an a:
■ the truth of this statemei
.. “^^the__ Waters___of
e. “Linpr Awhile”, Vincent
. A Suite of Sere-
b;£i:
Register For Second
Term February Second
The Registrar has announced that
to five P. M. All changes in sched-
signcd by her Faculty Adviser. A
fee of two dollars will be charged