The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1921, Page 15

i | | \ BARNARD SENIOR SAYS MEN . REFORMERS MAKE HER TIRED)" \."3"2:" 22°": | i€ requires great breadth of mind and | | never h r Calls Attention to Voluntary Ban on Smoking | °ffindsa"t and “Toddle’’ Walk at College. ‘. Tho .women students at Teachers; continue it she ia eliminated from Colleg@, Columbia, and Barnard Col-| the dances.” jewe laveh at the youthful editor of gnid } cise fuer on extreme wh @ Wide vision to understand the por site scope of such a league, Think r the coun’ her to aasint o ake a splendia uy other and to return to modern dancing tte smoking Miss Lucetta Daniell, the social dl- But at the very niinutesthe Bar-|rector of Whittier Hall, Teachers’ the Brown University Daily Herald,|nard student spol.c tue club women| College, Columbia, said that she could Who recently attacked the morals of| of New York had just formed a na. |S No particularly new problem in men and women undergraduates in| onal organization to fight “liberal , modes” and to “restran the younger| | ““ ‘hich the colleve girl is un- American colleges. “petting partics” and cigarette lege girls straight to perdition A asked an opinion. “They make me tired," ejaculated set,” of The editor wrote that dancing. | question' The now woman's reform move-| MOY Ways, but here I .| Ment will be nation-wide in scope , smoking were évils driving the col and have as ite object the consolidu-| tendency in that directic tion, in purpose only, of all of the number of Barnard seniors were| feminine movements of Among other aims will be; Reform in dress. An active campaign against day. nt day social conditions. nditions here seem to me to be normal,” she expla d. “I have read pres know that they are objectionable in a strict guard against laxity. “You know our students are in ab- tions, They arrange them for them. the | Selves and make their own rules, and one, “They are always raking wom-| worst features of present day dape-|#t every dance a girl from each class eu over the coals. If it isn't one ing. Giteg' it $e another, 1 don't believe} Siticter censorship over the activi. | dancing together are not permitted to that conditions are as bad there as ties and habits of the younger set. The movement, dance cheek to cheek, let alone a girl be}with a man friend, ‘The reason for | that article eays they are, but if it/known as "The League of American | this ts that if the girls dance that ts telling the truth the place ought| Women” was informally launched at| way together they might cultivate the & be cleaned out and fumigated. mever any occasion for criticism. of Sound|which there has been a g a meeting held at the Colony Club| habit, and forget themselves some & when a number of prominent society | time when dancing with a gentleman. ‘Ag for our dancing here, there js} women gathered to discuss outlines. Mrs. J. Kennedy Tod, “As to smoking In colleges, about deal of Occasionally you see one of the giris| Beach, Conn., was elected Chairman |comment too, I am opposed *o It for try to wiggle or shimmy, but she Is of the committee pro tem, “We will positively have no con-ihealthy and another tliat it tends to two reasons. One is that It is un- asked to stop, and if she doesn't dis-' nection with the blue laws, as such,” make the smoker selfish, he will rale of the Na-| a lot about the new dances, and 1] @ seen no | . but rather | solute control of thelr social fune-| is present to watch things. Two girls | ney and Miss Loitisa nees pers of those “But the girls who want to dance in a sensational manner and to smoke never stay here long," one said “As to the styles of dresves, and of an see nothing ob ither, The present y and sensible.” T dents of the senior and Junior classes declared there was a positive ban against smoking in the college. “IU is not because we belleve there | | is anything essentially wrong about it, but there is so little to be said in|} its favor and so much to be said | ff against it that we decided t altogether. It is unhealthy, 1t js not noat, and there isn't one woman in| | twenty who can do it in anything but an awkward manner. | | 4 to dancing, we think that any sept the camel walk, can dane jbe ¢ gracefully and modestly, The walk wag never intended to be efiil, and by no stretch o1 the imagination can bbe so considered, | The others can be done modestly or {mmodestly, but you ean say that about practically any dance that ever | fi was or ever could be devised.” | _— nen Alarm. ‘eb, 7.—Alarm Is tivity of the vol- | ow spouting steam distributed ov rd of girls wanting to have | tn freight longer able enough to pay frefght rates, they con | tend. ow annoylig || and ashes. Residents of villages hes x the mountain are In tight, | Ashes fii of sixty milew senior pesed | ae ‘Nene, bigine 8. expressed | cottiemen Ca y Prelaht, “Our college ts governed entirely | sl A by the girls themselves, and I have WASHIN IN, Feb. 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