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THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Morning Watch—Subject: Rules for
Community Life

Monday—Romans I: 18-23.. To hold to
our ideals.

Tuesday—Romans
criticise others.

Wednesday—Romans II: 11-13.
mocracy.

Thursday—Romans II: 14-16.
conscience.

Friday—Romans _ II: 17-20.
humble.

Saturday—Romans II: 21-24.
God in our lives.

Sunday—Romans II: 28-29. To have
His spirit in us. M. G. B.

The Bates Camp Committee will give a
vaudeville Saturday at eight o'clock.
After the .exhibition of the academic
scrubwoman and nursery maid at her job,
there will be dancing.

Finance Committee.—Some more dues
have come in from the Alumne, and
some of the undergraduates’ have added
to their pledges. Will you give a little
so that we shall not fall short on a bud-
get which is already small?

Bible and Mission Study Classes.—On

II: 1-8. Not to
For de-
To obey
To be

To show

February 17th, seventy-four were present | the opportunity to be present.
| ings

at the Study Classes. The committee in
charge wishes to urge those who “signed
up” for any of these classes to go. The
committee is glad that many who did not
“sign up” are attending and hopes that
they will continue the good work.

The subjects for March 3rd are as fol-
_lows: A. Grabau, ‘“Christ’s Miracles”; H.
Taft, “Isaiah’; Miss Applebee, “Doctrine
of Christ’; Mrs. Branson, Mrs. Horace
who has—worked—in—a—beoys’
school in Japan for seven years, will
speak to R. Sato’s class.

Settlement Committee.—Every Satur-
day a class in dramatics is held at the
College Settlement. In a tiny room with
a wood fire blazing on the hearth, the
“teacher” is introduced to her class.
Here are about a dozen little girls, each
clinging to the somewhat smutty paper
on which her role is written, and mak-

ing a desperate effort to learn it all in’

the last minute. As soon as. the
“teacher” appears all the papers are
crowded into her hands, the little girls
retire into the corner used “as behind the
scenes” and the play begins. The play
may be a representation of “Little Moth-
ers of all Nations” with an affecting close

where the “mothers” join hands and sing, |
or it may be “The Months of the Year” |

with a little girl for each month. But
whatever it is, it is acted with enthu-

siam, and the “teacher” becomes an in-

terested and critical audience until it is

time for her to go and the whole caste
escorts her to the car.

DELEGATES REPORT ON VASSAR

CONFERENCE

Reports of the Christian Association |

Conference which was held at Vassar
last week will be made by the delegates
on Monday at 1.30.

THE COLLEGE NEWS

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CLOSE INTER-CLASS DEBATE |
1915 Wins 'F. W. PRICKITT

“Resolved, That immigrants. to. the |
United States should be subject to a. ;
literary test,” such was the proposition | 11 A. M. at each hall daily (Sunday
debated by the Seniors and Juniors last | excepted) for orders
Wednesday night. The judges, Miss Whitman's Candies Sold Store, Lancaster Ave.
ee Miss McGee and M. Senior, de- |
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in criticizing the debate said that the.
affirmative kept more closely to the
point. The Junior speakers were more -
spirited but the Seniors more impressive.
In this connection Miss Shearer advised
the captains to combine both types- of F. W. CROOK
speakers in making up their teams. She

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THE LODGE TEA ROOM HAS
BEEN ENLARGED

845 Lancaster Avenue

MR. KING WILL GIVE A READING The usual quick Japanese service, delicious

Mr. King will give a recital before a Salads, Scones, Sandwiches, ete,

| Bryn Mawr audience for the first time) Phone Bryn Mawr 323-Y

for several years on Friday evening. |

The proceeds will go to the Belgian Re-|

lief. The admission price is twenty-five |

cents in order that every. one may have}

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The read: | Capital, $50,000 Surplus, $50,000

include scenes from Shake-| Undivided Profits, $27,141.30

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