Third eleven: —end, Levene,Penn;
tackle Weeks, West Point;, guard,
Kersberg, Harvard; center, Hunt,
Indians; guard, Cristy, West Point;
tackle, Northcroft, Annapolis; end,
Exendine, Indians; quarter, E. Dil
lon, Princeton; half, Morse, Yale;
half, Manier, Vanderbilt; full back,
Ga'rrels, Michigan.
As we glance over the spendid
combination of giants on the first
eleven, “Mother” Dunn does not
look at all out of place in his old
place at center, and every alumnus,
undergrad, and friend of Penn State
knows that even among this aggre
gation of the best in the world, our
own courageous, invincible Vaisity
leader would shine resplendent.
Those “rifle-shot” passes for punts
would come back just as true and
steady as ever, and then when the
deciding touchdown would be need
ed', we can again see “Mother”
smashing through and blocking the
punt that would count.
Pittsburg Club Reception
On Wednesday evening, Dec. 26,
the Pittsburg club reunited alumn
and present students by holding a
reception and dance within the pre
cincts of the Smoky City. The
committee fortunately secured the
Pittsburg Conservatory of Music on
Dithridge street for the evening and
carried out a special scheme of
decorations, consisting of pennants
of all the colleges and universities,
State banners and gay Christmas
colors.
The reception committee pi ovided
the parlois with card tables and a
special room was set apart for the
contingent of smokers. Dancing
was the feature of the evening and
over forty couples found the best
enjoyment in this amusement.
The Wallace orchestra furnished the
music and much comment was
made on the excellence of the pro
gram .
The dance was such a marked
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
success that it is the intention of the
Pittsburg club to make this affair
an annual event during each Christ
mas vacation. All State students
who live in the vicinity of Pittsburg
or those who visit there at this time
will be cordially welcomed to these
reunions
The patronesses included Mrs.
H. W. Mitchell, Mrs. J. H. Leete,
Mrs. P. P. Rees and Mrs. S. Turkle
of Alliance.
Among the visiting alumni were
P. Nugert,’99, W. H. Finley, '99,
and P. P. Rees, 'OO, all of New
York and S. Seaton of Mount
Pleasant.
The committee in charge consist
ed of H. Walton Mitchell, ’9O, R.
H. Smith, 'O4, of the Alumni As
sociation, H. I. Smith, 'O7, H. C.
Mcllveen, 'O7, F. O. Tawney, ’O7,
A. L. Lacock. ’OB, O. Williams,
’ll, of Ihe club.
P. T. Kamerer, ’O6, of Greens
burg, stopped at the College for
several days last week, while on his
way to Newark, N. J.
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Alton Packard
The fourth entertainment of the
Y. M. C. A. course will be held on
Saturday night in the Auditoiium,
when Alton Packard will appear for
the second time at State College.
To the upper classmen no urging to
be on hand is necessary. To the
under classmen we can merely say
“ask a Senior or Junior.” Packard
is a cartoonist, and has an establish
ed reputation of keeping his au
dience in a roar of laughter from his
first bow to his last one. This is to
be the funny entertainment of the
course, so come early and secure a
good seat or, better yet, reserve one
and avoid the rush. Admission 35
cents, reserved seats 15 cents extra
Forget your exams for a couple of
hours. It will refresh your mind.
Married
Mr. P. M. Rainey of the class of
1905 was married on Jan. 1, 1907,
to Miss Gertrude M. Gardner, of
Tunkhannock, Pa. Mr. Rainey is
connected with the Western Electric
Co. at New York.