The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, December 10, 1940, Image 4
RAGE FOUR Sorority Parties - Reach Peak Today Biggest open house of the year s set for this afternoon from 4 to 5:30 p.m. when sororities put forth their all to wind up 'this year's series with a bang. Freshmen and transfers are urged by Panhellenic Council to :make the most of their last op portunity to meet the upperclass women by attending the parties. .New houses may be visited or re turn calls'made, but the half-hour limit for each house is still in :force. "Dutch treat" dating, room visit ing, and contact at sports events will be permitted until Christmas recess, but from January 6, the day after vacation, until noon of the first day' of second semester, there will be a silent period. A silent period means that no room visiting will be permitted either by sorority women or fresh men, and no dating-contact of any kind will be allowed except greet ings. takonides Honors Jones Wiith Tea On Sunday Lakonides, women's physical education honorary,. held a tea in honor of Dr. Lloyd M. Jones, new professor of physical educa tion and his wife in White Hall from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Sunday. All physical edn.cagon faculty and ahef guests. were present. Betty L. Zeigler '42 was general chairman assisted by the following committees: refreshments, Nancy E. Yearick '42: properties, Evelyn 3. Willey '42: checking, Betty Schoch '4l; invitation. Helen L. Woodock '42; receiving,. Jane B. Hoskins '4l and Marjory A. Har wick '4l. CLASSIFIED SECTION I .r.YPEVRITERS--All rn akes ex- ,pertly repaired. Portable and office machines for sale or rent. Dial 2342. Harry F. Mann, 127 W. Beaver avenue. lyr-CRE-ch FOR RENT—Second floor room. Twin beds for two quite gentile boys. Reasonable rates. 625 IN. A/len. 12-10,12-12,12-173tpdE FOR RENT—Two large double rooms for young men students. Call 2782. - 2tchl2-1 OE FOR RENT—Second floor room front, twin beds. 128 S. Miles St. Phone 2801. ltpdl2-10E STOKER HEATED double ' and triple rooms for rent. 320 S. Pugh. 4034. itch 1212 E LEGAL PAPERS ACKNOWLEDGED Eugene H. Lederer 114 E. Beaver Ave. Dial 4086 I'-'~.~"s..}~i?::~s`i3Tt~l`~S.~S.S.tSw`^,~:.:a~"'~. r"S.et Giffs Thal Would _F. Please Any Man! Here you may also find the gift that lasts the year round —the subscription to a mag azine! THE NITTANY NF -S STAND F=.7.., , :i•t• We, The Women— 12 Days 'Til Christmas -10 Days To Study Only 12 more shopping days until Christmas! • All of which means that there ,pse -.only 10 more studying days- until Christ mas vacation, 10 days in .which to pack a myriad of bluebooks, re ports, term papers, outside read ing assignments, scrapbooks, and, oh yes, back work. Why worry now, you say. Fi nals are too far away to cause any wailing and gnashing of teeth just yet, but a peek into the pessi mistic future tells a different tale. Between the end of Christmas vacation, January 6, and the be ginning of finals, January 20, there is a scant two weeks, 14 short days. . Remembering the depreciation in learning which sets in over the holidays, that is - hardly time to drum a semester's work into our noggin, much less unpack Christ mas presents and hash over vaca tion bits. In short, there won't be a spare minute to clean up back assignments. So now is flit. time for all students to come to the aid of their averages. Professors, psychologists, and advisers warn that a week's ef fort won't make a "1" out of a "-1", but thdre's nothing like a darn good try. Strangely enough, it has worked before. It may work again, too, but with the need for cramming in sight, all those postponed odds and ends had best be out of sight and out of mind. Let's wipe them out now while they're seemingly insignificant and go home exhausted lest we come back exhausted to find them monstrous.—A.M.M. (wens To Hold Novelty Party A come-as-you-were-when-in vited party will be held by the sophomore Cwens to commemor ate their Founder's Day in the southeast lounge of Atherton Hall from 8:30 p. in. to 10 p. m. to night. Marie Haidt, head of the wo men's department of Physical Education and Mrs. F. W. Haller have been invited, in addition to all alumnae Cwens on campus, the dormitory hostesses, and members on the staff of the Dean of Women. ' Committees appointed are—in vitation, Muriel R. Meiselman, Joanne M. Palmer and Lila A. Whoolery; entertainment—Mar garet M. Lams, Betsy E. Munroe and Marjorie L. Sykes; food— Ruth L. Kiesling, Ruth J. Moore and Margaret K. Sherman; place —Louise M. Fuoss. tIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII AAUW Plans Social For Senior Women The State College branch of the American Association of University Women has invited all senior women to a meeting and social in Room 110 Home Economics Building at 8:15 p.m. Thursday. Dean Frank C. 'Whitmore of the Chemistry and Physic s School will speak on "What Is Chemistry Doing to . Us?" and music will be provided by the varsity quartet and string trio. . . Quartet members are Betty M. Brown '4l, Edith A. Burrage '4l, Grace M.' Hendershot '4l, and Louise A. Paraska '4l. Playing in the trio will be Rachel McMaster '4l, Jean F. Fisher '42, and Ilse M. Springer '42. y Smok- s Sup- es ' make welcom- Christ s. Gift. . Mrs. Edward M. Frear is AAUW president and Mrs. J. Ewing Kennedy. social chair man. 111W1111111111111111111111111111111111M11111111111111111111111111111 Reward for information lead ing to return-of the Cocoa Cola cooler stolen from the THE house on or about November 8. No questions asked. Write Box AA. P. 0. Box 261. State Col lege, Pa. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN WRA Holds Clinic On Basketball Coed physical education ma jors held a basketball clinic and played an exhibition game, and Mrs. Emily P. Mackinnon, Na tional Chairman of the Women's Basketball Rules and Interpre tation Committee, spoke on rules and umpiring before an audience of high school coaches in - White Hall at 11 p. m. Saturday. Marie Haidt, head of - the wo men's physical education depart ment, and Centre County Repre sentative of the Division of Penn sylvania State Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, called this annual meeting of representatives to at tend the forum as a counterpart to the basketball program here Saturday. ' Following an explanation and demonstration of man-to-man de fense, zone defense, and fouls, the following coeds played a match: Green team: Sara H. Faber '4l, M. Elizabeth Succop '4l, and Josephine H. Taggart '4l, guards; Jane B. Hoskins '4l, Betty Schoch '4l, and Josephine M. Werner '4l, forwards; Red team: Ethel M. Patton '42, V. Dorothy. Radcliffe '42, and Evelyn J. Willey '42, for- Wards; Ann T. Drivas '43, Bernice M. Maurer '42, and Betty E. 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