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before the signing ef the armistice. On
Noveraber 10th, he said, he was at Ver-

see lowered over the huge war map in
front of the offices of Le Matin a white

placard bearing the words:

L’Armistice a été Signé!
La Guerre est Gagnée!
Vive la France!
Vivent les Allies!

And that night, two hours after leaving
the jubilations of Paris he alighted from
an aeroplane in London, in time for the
celebration there. Since then, he added,
he has had the experience of crossing
the Atlantic on the Mauretania, with the
first 5000 American soldiers to return
from the Western Front.

When asked if he remembered Bryn
Mawr, Major Beith replied with gusto,
“Bryn Mawr? Why that’s the best audi-
ence in America!”



DR. JOHNSTON WILL SPEAK SUNDAY
Dr. Robert Johnston of Philadelphia,
father of K. Johnston ’21, will preach the
sermon next Sunday evening. Dr. John-
ston, who has spoken at a Christian Asso-
ciation conference and led Bible classes
here, has consented to speak this week,
instead of later in the year as planned, in
place of Dr. Robert Davis of Englewood,
New Jersey, who was unable to come.



NORMAL CLASS TO BE GIVEN BY
MISS APPLEBEE

A normal class for the purpose of
teaching the theory of instructing folk
dancing, apparatus and games will be
given by Miss Applebee every Wednesday
afternoon at 4.15. This class of half an
hour will count as a period of exercise.
Students who take the course will be
asked to teach a class of one hour a week
at the Community Center for practical ex-
perience.



ICE SKATING IN 19237

To all enthusiasts of ice skating a con-
vincing argument has been found for the
perpetuation of College Drill. According
te the New York Times, after years of
futile attempts, the athletic field of Co-
lumbia University will now be success-
fully flooded. The constant use of the
field by the S. A. T. C. has packed down
the porous ground to such an extent that
at last it will hold water.

CALENDAR

Saturday, December 14

9.00 a.m.—Senior written examinations
in German.

2.30 p.m.—Varsity Hockey match vs.
Merion C. C.

8.00 p.m.—Lecture by Coningsby Daw-
son, R. F. A., on “A Soldier's
Peace.” The Gymnasium.

Sunday, December 15

6.00 p. m.—Vespers. Speaker, K. Stiles
"232.

8.00 p.m.—Chapel. Sermon by the Rev.
Robert Johnston of Philadel-
phia.

Tuesday, December 17
4.15 p. m.—College Drill. Upper Athletic
Field.
Thureday, December 19
1.00 p. m.—Christmas vacation begins.
Saturday, January 4
9.00 p. m.—Christmas vacation ends.



H. Emerson "11 begin Under’ Y. 1s. A
A form letter will be sent to all Bryn

under the changing conditions, according

members.
go abroad under the Y. M. C. A., accord-

No more workers are being sent under
Red Cress. The Y. M. C. A. still needs
workers in Germany, the Balkans, and
Russia. :

NEWS IN BRIEF



President Thomas has been at Radcliffe
College during the past week at a meet-
ing of the Committee on International
Educational Relations. Miss Caroline
Spurgeon, who spoke here on British War
Poetry, and Miss Rose Sidgewick, mem-
bers of the British Educational Mission,
were present.

Professor Georgiana Goddard King, in
the November number of the Bookman,
reviews “Mare Nostrum,” the latest work
of Vicente Blasco Ibanez, author of “The
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.”

Dr. Fenwick will prepare during vaca-
{ion a monograph on Obstacles to a
League of Nations for “The Inquiry,” a
government commission.

Dr. Susan M. Kingsbury spoke in
chapel last Wednesday on the employ-
ment problem resulting from demobiliza-
tion.

Cornelia Throop Geer, Reader last year
in English Composition, will publish in
the 1919 Atlantic Monthly her individual
interpretation of Kant, in A Feast of
Reason.

Mr. Koai Suzuki, principal of the Tokyo
Girls’ Normal School and the Second
Girls’ High School at Tokyo, visited the
campus last week and looked on at some
of the gymnasium classes. Mr. Suzuki,
who has been through a number of
schools and colleges in this country, was
particularly interested in the arrange-
ment of the college dormitories.

H. Zinsser and Z. Boynton ‘20 gave
their hoop dance before the “Women’s
Club for Irish Mothers” at the College
Settlement House last Wednesday eve-
ning. A. McMasters and H. Kendig "17
have charge of the entertainments for
the club every Wednesday evening. Miss
Boynton and Miss Zinsser will give an
exhibition dance at the Navy Club in
New York during the Christmas vacation.

retary of the I. C. S. A., will be a guest
of the Social Service Committee next
week-end.

The Junk Committee of the C, A. has
shipped a Christmas box to the colored
children in Dismal Swamp, Norfolk
County, Virginia.

“The Christmas stockings distributed by
the Sewing Committee will be collected
over the week-end. The stockings are to
be sent to Spring Street, Kensington, and
the colored schools.

Students are asked by the Social Serv-
ice Committee of the C. A. to bring back
children’s books, after Christmas vaca-
tion, for the Library of the Community
Center.

Agnes Rose '20 is the company com-
mander of the non-resident drill and
Agnes Hollingsworth '21 is the Platoon
leader.

Dean Taft, Dr. and Mrs, Smith, Dr. and
Mrs. de Laguna and Dr. Crandall received
at the faculty tea to the graduates last
Monday.

BE. Jay has been appointed chairman of
1921'a Service Corps Committee in the



place of W. Worcester, who resigned

" |to a motion passed in the Service Corps
_|meeting on November 26th. ii
that by getting into closer touch with | §
‘the present workers more can be accom-|
plished than by sending over many new | fj

It is felt

H. Emerson ’11 will be recommended to} §

ing to present government regulations. |

Miss Mary Gove Smith, organizing sec- }

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