Friday, May S, 1931
GLEEMEN TO GIVE
VARIETY CONCERT
Will Present Annual Mothers’
Day Vaudeville Program
Tomorrow Night
The Glee club will Rive Its annual
Molheis’ D.iv vaudeville and concert
m Schwab uuditonum at 8:15 o'clock
tomorrow night. Chorus, solo, and
quartet vocal selections, piano duets,
and magic tucks will make up the
program
Three numbers by the entire tlub
will be piesented fust, “The Pilot” by
Piolheiee, “My Prayers” bv Flagler,
and "John Peel,” an old English hunt
ing song Robert McFulls '33 will
nppe.il nest with two baritone solos.
“Mother o’ Mine” by Burleigh, and
“Eeven Biavest Heart 3“ by Gounod.
Mauon Keir, of the department of
music, and llaiold F. Hetrick '32
will play Aicnsky's “'Waltz in *A’
flat,” an arrangement for two piano
fortes The third division of the
piogiam will consist of several pop
ulai selections sung by tire Varsity
male aunitet.
To Give Last Performance
“Open Road” by Stickles, and “A
Chip of the Old Block” by Squue,
baiitone solos, aie to be presented b>
William 11. Stmc '33, followed by sel
ected numbers featuring the Varsity
quaitet
Robeit G Thiasher Ml is scheduled
to give his last mugical pciformanco
as an undergraduate m the seventh
number of the program. “Swing
Along” bv Cook, followed by two
Russian folk songs, “At Father’s
Door” and “Fneflies,” will be sung by
tire Glee club as the concluding num
bers on the piogiam. Mis. Irene 0
Grant, of the department of music,
and W Jay Kennedy '3l aie to act
as accompanists
FRENCHMAN TO SPEAK HERE
In connection with the summer ses
sion of the Institute of French Edu
cation to be held heio from June 20
to August 7, M Philippa Sou
palt of France will speuk as a visit
ing lecturei
FRIAR ELECTIONS
(Sophomore Cimiun Society)
Jack R Aldnch Ml
Fiankhn I, Bljlei '3l
Cljdo H Cole Ml
Kenneth B. England Ml
Eduard C. Finzol Ml
William C Greenleaf Ml
Robert.C Hnnawalt Ml
Noius B McFarland M 4
Many K. Paths M 4
Brahn Pimstein Ml
F. Norman Rhodes M 4
David J. Thomas M 4
William G VnnKuieii M 4
Carl M. Wittum M 4
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Sophomore candidates for the
LaVie staff will meet in Room 815
Old Main at 7 30 o'clock Thursday
night. ,
Sophontoics will have their last
chance to come out for jumoi chcoi
leading positions m the Arrnoiy at
G:3O o'clock tonight.
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There will be a Judea club meeting
at the Beta Sigma Rho house at 7 30
o'clock Sunday night Rabbi Benedict
Glaser of the Rodcf Sholom Temple
of Pittsburgh will be the speaker.
All Seniors who have not had their
caps and gowns measured call J. P.
Bells at the Phi Kappa house im
mediately. ’
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ternity house, Ridge Ave. and Bur
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WANTED—Students for summer cm-!
ployment $24 a week salary for
those who qualify. Sec Dickman at
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Fiatcrnity House at 500 West Col
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Expert Mechanics Put tls in a Position to
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Known
LOST—Serrill, Townsend & Co. wish
es to announce the disappearance
of a journalism text, "Newspaper
Makeup and Headlines ” Knowledge
of the whereabouts will be appre
ciated Return to Collegian or call
138 or 140. 2tcomp
BALL ROOM DANCING INSTRUC
TION—Piivate dancing instruc
tion for beginners. Call 4'J-J or
bee Mrs. F. J. Hanrahan, Fye Apts.
ltcher
A REAL SUMMER vacation awaits
your younger brother at Camp
Katalidin, Etna, Maine The ideal
camp for boys between the ages of
8 and 18 Coop French will give
you all necessary information.
Phono 130. DtcompWKU
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY—Typing
of repoils, manuscripts, theses, etc.
on short notice at reasonable rates
113 W. Nittany Avc Phone GOO-J.
LOST—K &. E duplex slide rule with
initials # FAL on leather case.
Finder please return to Bill School
ey, Timngle Fraternity. ltchpb
FOR SALE—3B calibre police posi
tive .special Colt revolver with
leilthci holstci Like new 318 Watts
Hall. ltpdß
LOST—Chi Omega fraternity pm on
campus or West Nittany Ave. Ini
tials MJ W Return to Mildred
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Phone 13G-J
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
NEAT attractive girls wanted for
summer months. Really a vacation
with pay. .Foi puitjeuiurs address
Collegian offlcc. ltpap
FOR RENT—Veiy desirable first
floor unfurnished apartment. Four
rooms and bath. Heated garage.
Available June 15 or July 1. In
quire 708 W. College Avc. ltppb
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
DELICIOUS HOME
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Across from Front Campus
Graham & Sons
ESTABLISHED 1896 -
We Welcome the Mothers of Our Many Friends of Penn
State and hope your visit will be a pleasant one.
GIFTS OF JEWELRY
For MOTHER
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East College Avenue
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Food Service
Of short trip and a merry one ...
ROOMS with boaid for summer
school with hot and cold tunning
water in each room. Harter Club,
114 W. Nittany Ave Phone 4G-J
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WEEKEND trip to PITTSBURGH in
7-pass Cadillac sedan (room for 4
poisons). Will leave late tins after
noon and return Sunday night. Call
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A thousand thrills! The great-
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And against this strange setting
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I May 11 and 12
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WORRIES
RIDE THE BUS
To and From the
Theatre