Fria*. :Oa reit i t. I tot,''t
WOMEN
WORD TO THE WTSE
"We don't want to sit in Wo
men's Building." wails the co-ed
who lives in that dormitory and
has a date. "We hate to sit in
Women's Building." grumbles
the man. What is wrong with
Women's Building' This ques
tion was discusssed at a recent
house meeting with a view to
finding an answer. May we call
your attention to three outstand
ing points.
The seats in Women's Build
ing can be guaranteed to furnish
.'ood old-fashioned discomfort.
perfectly satisfactory to our l'ur
haa ancestors. perhaps. but not
to this generation. The various
wooden chairs are strong enough
and hard enough: the three an
tique sofas might be advertise
ments for springs by the number
you feel: while the reed furni
ture is constantly squeaking.
Now antiques are all the rage if
they are comfortable or belong
to the Italian style or to the per
iod of Louis XIV or Queen Anne
or some other royalty, but these
have neither comfort nor style
and would be more tilting in an
attic than in the parlor of a
girls' dormitory.
Besides. what kind of enter
tainment can you provide in Wo
men's Building? Even a good
line fails or grows tiresome be
fore the evening is over. The
one vietrola is out of order. Mac
Hall and the cottages at least
provide davenports and music.
Card tables, too. would be a wel
come addition to the furnishings
of Women's Building.
Worse than all else. this dor
mitory seems to be the thorough
fare to• janitors and all kinds of
officials. We object to being
spyed upon and feel that if a
chaperone is necessary a group
of girls is the best possible kind.
No girl will do anything which
looks at all questionable before
her own friends.
FRAJNK BROTHERS
IlithAvvntie Bo utShop
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Cleanliness Courtesy Excellent Food
OPEN ALL NIGHT PHONE 9480
The phone takes the groan out
of shopping
Let us carry your meats home for you
WINNER'S
Wholesale and Retail
MEAT MARKET
Poultry Oysters and Fish in Season
We have a full line of
FRESH and SMOKED MEATS t
CANNED GOODS
Fruits and Vegetables
Candy and Tobacco
Fish and Oysters every week-end
R. V. HOY & SONS CO.
311 W. BEAVER AVE. - PHONE 429
Our new store is equipped with the most
improved and up -to - date equipment.
OPEN EVENINGS •
Free Delivery Anywhere—Anytime
When Women's Building is
provided with comfortable fur
niture. card tables, and a good
vietrola. and when interruptions
are less frequent, fraternity
houses will not seem so desirable
for dates.
Dr. Chandlee Addresses
Meeting of Beta Chi Phi
Dr. C. C. Chanellee of the chemis
try department spoke Tuesday evening
at a meeting of Beta Chi Phi, honor
ary women's science fraternity, on the
railijeci:. "Science and Debunking Ad
vcrtisiru;."
This waR f6itowed by current events
was moved that the society refuse the
offer of the Quox society of Pitts
burgh. a» organization similar to Beta
Chi l'hi, to join them in forming a
national women's science fraternity.
Miss Bedona Levinson '27. has been
honored as being. the first woman in
the United States to be elected to
Sigma l'i Sigma. national honorary
Physics fraternity.
Orchid and Apple Green
Cotillion Color Scheme
The second annual Co-ed Costume
Cotillion is to be held in the Armory
on April eighth. The general com
mince, whose chairman is Miss E. T.
Hazel '2B. is making plans for the
biggest and most elaborate party the
co-rds have ever had.
Miss M. L. Girvam is chairman
of the decoration committee, and has
EQUITABLE LIFE OF lOWA
J. A. (Pop) GARRISON
AGENT
121 Burrowes St
Phone 325-1 V
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umm News Features
Women's Issue For First
Time in College -History
Material for the women's issue of there, of their time, thirty-six dolls
the Alumni News will be ready for the I faced the gaze of the interested on
printer soon. according to Miss Ruth lookers in the art room in Old Main
Mai tin '2.i. who is editing the girls' last week. Coming from Persia, In
news. The Alumnae Association is din. Peru, the Byzantine Empire, and
planning for the sale of the magazine many other places, each represents a
both to alumnae and to women now in I period in the life of his or her cer
College. I tain country
M. W. 28
The most important article will be The noise and bustle of student aa
a complete history of women at Penn tivity seems a prosaic background for
State. The drvelopment of the dorm- i this exotic invasion. The Bonwit
itories sviil be detailed in another ar- !Teller Company of New York, which
tide. disclosing among other things 'sends out these dolls as It part of its
the fact that the University Chao woe educational program, uses the con
once used to ttec,mmodate girls. I trust, however, to emphasize certain
The beginning and activities of the historical periods.
Ortril —the W. S. C.' The costumes these dolls display
A.. the Y. Al. C. A.. the Town Girls' I have long since outlived their useful-
Club, musical cieties, and girls' ness for ordinary wear; hut in a doll
clubs—will also be given. I exhibit they are colorful reminders
of the past.
as her ants Misses E. A. Bohm.- FACULTY
ad '27. IL E. Crocker '2S, K. M. Lle- I A re you going away for the sum
rukstie Virginia Green met Uo you care to rent your home?
The "i" scheme for the decorations I The Institute of Chemistry has had
wilt be Pa!e orchid and apple gr e en*: numerous calls for houses and we
'l•h, twn colors will be combined to appreyinte your coo p era ti on ,
form a checkerboard ceiling and an !Address C. M. I hulls, School of Chem
arras around the entire Armory. The ! k try :
background for the orchestra will give I
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the appearance of Japanese cherry I .
4.44.11,
trees. A huge dome of violets and'.
smaller domes of rose buds will pro- l it
duce tile de,il"Cli lighting effect. it LAIRD'S
3lusie for the it:Tat-ion will to -fur
nisheil by Johnny blueles orchestra. TEA ROOM
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CATERERS
You will find J. J. MEYERS
ready to furnish your needs
for the week-end.
JUST CALL 220 or 330
LADIES' DRESSES, SILKS, and COATS
"You Can Get
Track
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See our. new line of Pennants,
Banners, Pillow Tops, Mem
ory Books, and Scull Caps.
Books Stationery Student Supplies
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Student Desks and Chairs, Student Tables
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IT. STUDENT TABLES $5.00
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* GATE-LEG TABLES - - - - $4.50 to $9
*.i*. DRAWING BOARDS - - SL2S to $3.00
.:- SWINGS - - - - • • - $5.00 to $lO.OO
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COLLEGIAN
Seniors and Sophomores
Win First Two Games in
Inter-class Tournament
Seniors and Sophomores won over
Juniors and Freshmen by scores of
42 to 17 and •16 to 26. respectively. in
the first two games of the interclass
series in the Armory Monday night.
The following is the line-up for the
two games:
JUNIOR SENIOR
Mnyl;titlie Center ' , her'.ln
Lowi, Side- 1,11, Frear.
Wheeler (ha on! Ognibelle
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Camel is its own reason for success
THERE is just one reason why
Camel is the most popular smoke
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It is the one cigarette that will
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night as you care to go. You can
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or dark and Camels will never tire
your. taste or leave a cigaretty
after-taste.
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of Chemistry. C.
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the People's Bank. third door. In-
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M)1 . 110\101t1:
. Herman
THE HESSON PIPE---A finer pipe
cannot be made. Sweet and fragrant
always. It cannot collect "goo" or
get strong.
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(Successor to Serfas '23)
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