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Musical Notes
between semester Glee club
p is in preparation, in the Erie
itrict. The Club makes the re -
rn trip this year in that territory
the strength of their success last
ar. Jamestown and Erie have
oth written letters to Director
lobinson, asking if it be possible
sr the Club to give concerts at
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GEORGE T. GRAHAM’S, ON THE CORNER
those places.
The male quartet is in active
preparation, rehearsing four times
a week, to be prepared for any “big
things” that loom up, where State
can shine. They have a new reper
toire of good comedy, and their
program will be equally as strong
as last year. The personnel of the
Varsity Quartet is as follows.
Bacon, Ag.; Ist Tenor, Saurhoff,
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
ch Briar Pipe
T 7 2nd Tenor, and Reader, Gilles-
pie, 'l7 Ist Bass and Vail, T 6. 2nd
Bass. Substitutes, Bear, T 6 or
Gill, TB, Ist Bass, Cope, T 7, 2nd
A substitute in the first Tenor,
and one for second Tenor will be
selected. These men will be coach
ed on the program as well, to be
ready to jump in at a moment’s
notice as the occasion demands.
The possibilities for the quartet
A Genuine
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Convenient pouch, inner- art Famous green tin with
lined with moisture-proof gold lettering, curved II |a
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In Tin Humidors, 40c and 80c
In Glass Humidors, SOc and 90c
this year are very bright. Those
that heard them the other Sunday
evening can only feel that they will
represent State fittingly, whether in
Panama or Belgium.
The Girl’s Club is progressing
satisfactorily. Their program will
be a good one, and they will in all
probability have a trip this year.
They showed off to good advantage
on Pennsylvania Day last and by
their good work, have
themselves as a permai
tion of the college. T
been cut to 34, and wi
.‘trimmed” if necessary,
obtain the best results.
Earl MofTatt, Agr
has accepted a positi
ager of several govern
He was formerly cmpl
state in a survey.