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'4l-12 Affair
S:,el For Tonighl
About 275 faculty members
and their wives, administration
Yieads,. and coed officers will be
guests of junior and senior wom
en at the annual formal faculty
I (ception in the second floor
)ounge of Old Main from 8 to 10
o'clock tonight.
Ushers will greet guests at the
main entrance, and take them
through the receiving line of
)resident and Mrs. Ralph D.
netzel, Dean Charlotte E. Ray,
Jean Babcock '42, WSGA presi
dent, Betty L. Zeigler '42, WRA
president, and Gertrude L. Hell
puers, senior reception co-chair
»ian.
Music by Ann Wisden's string
cnsemble and refreshments con
;:titute part of the evening's pro
gram as junior and senior hos
tesses converse with their guests.
outonnieres will be presented
. i.o all those attending.
"All juniors and seniors are
urged to remember that they are
3,ostesses tonight and that the
::access of the affair depends
upon their cooperation," co
-chairmen Miss Hellrners and
June H. Firestein '42 have re
'»inded.
Ushers include seniors: Helen
Cramer, head usher, K. Vir
ginia Barger, Hazel I. Cressman,
Jeanne Clark, Bertha M. Dout
'het, Jane A. Fulton, Ruth N.
Ginter, Dorothy Godshalk,• Ruth
Grubb, Shirley E. Hebei, Char
lotte A. Lowe, Gail F. Pope, Betty
A. Rahn, M. Elizabeth Rinard,
and Betty A. Willits; juniors:
);eatrice. J. Winn, head usher,
Catherine Bidlespacher, Joyce L.
)Irayton, Dorothy C. Ellis, Marg
ret L. Embury, E. Louise Hack.
Vivian M. Keast, Marge King,
Jean V. Nichols. Fredlyn H. Pot
tish, Roslyn Buchman, M. Eliz
abeth Shelley, Marion E. Sperl
ing, and Marjorie B. Strode
Arti
cd Iffi~c lomL u~
Q►!uuiz bipeds 14 Times
hs Ramis Win $2O
"What was Francis Atherton's
ntiddle name and who was she?"
won $1.50 for Natalie Cooperman
in Alpha Lambda Delta's "Wit
and Wisdom" program held in
spark's Building Sunday..
Fourteen times the five experts
(Ailed to answer questions, dim
inishing the funds of the honor
ry by $2O. Twelve winners,
there to collect, received a 50-
cent bonus. Each of the students
who failed to attend will recdive
"Who wrote the music to the
:lqi.glish National Anthem?",
"What are the capitals of Bolivia
and Nicaragua?", "Name five
chemical elements beginning
with `eyx'," and identifying cer
tim quotations were some other
?wain twisters. that were submit
ted. Bernard Weinberg was pre
sented $2.50 for naming the pro
rya En.
WANTED—Names of new offic-
Kappa Alpha Theta has pledg-
ers of all fraternities, clubs,
erg Esthermae H. Hartos '44 and honorary societies, and other
Mary K. Roelofs '44, groups at Student Union office
immediately. 5tc0mp29,30,1,2,3Z
BY POPULAR DEMAND
The Thespians' Again Present _ _
Th
• P - • e Joint s Jumpm
.
With
Donna Dae and Palsy Garrett Thru Courtesy of .
Fred Waring and Chesterfield Time
May 2-50 c THREE STOOGES May 3-75 c .
Mary Browne Holds Belief
in Self Is Success Factor
"Everyone has potentialities to
do anything he wants if he works
hard enough," asserted Mary K.
Browne, former national singles
and doubles tennis champion, in
an interview Saturday night.
"Belief in ones' power and cos
mic self, along with determina
tion, is necessary to achieve," the
Lae Erie College teacher went
on, bubbling with energy, even
after another full day of tennis.
Miss Browne has been proving
this by her accomplishments,
especially in the past few years,
when she studied portrait paint
ing with remarkable success and
mastered Liszt's "Hungarian
Rhapsody" on a wager. Within
five years she had sold $9OO
worth of pictures, and within 300
practice hours she developed her
piano technique.
"Each spring I am a guest in
structor at five women's colleges
for one week. I'd rather talk
philosophy, but I teach tennis,"
she grinned. Golf, painting, and
battleboard, a variation of ten
nis, fill the rest of my time."
Former captain of the Wight
man Cup Team, Miss Browne in
1924 also reached the finals in
women's golf. Last year she
Collegian Meeting
An important meeting of
freshman women candidates for
the editorial staff of The Daily
Collegian will be held in Room.
313, Old Main, at 5 o'clock today.
Failure to attend will result in
removal from the staff.
Six Pledges initiated
Gamma Phi Beta initiated six
pledges Saturday evening. New
members include Ranes A. Dur
kee '43, Ruth L. Baker '44, Ruth
E. Rummel '44, Anne M. Serocco
'44, Ruth E. Thomas '44, and
Angeline Tristani '44.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
TYPEWRITERS—AII makes ex-
pertly repaired. Portable and
office machines for sale or rent.
Dial 2342. Harry F. Mann. 127
W. Beaver avenue. lyr-Cr.-ch
DRAFTED! Must sell 1932 Ford
V-8 Victoria model. Good con
dition. Call 2866. 2tpd26M
WANTED—Part time waitress
and fountain man. Apply in
person at the New College Diner.
3tchL
LOST—Brov, - n wallet, initials L.
G. M. Finder please return to
Student Union: Keep money as
reward. ltpdJEM
FOR SALE—Two suits of tails,
size 36 and 40. Harts, Shaffner.
and Marx. Call 3437. 3tcC
REWARD $2.00 for history 21
book if turned in at SU. Name
in book is Robert Weitzenkorn,
320 E. Hartswick Ave. 3tpdJß
WANTED—Driver to Philadel
phia. Leave Friday morning
return Sunday. See Dr. Ritenour.
ltchJM
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
wrote "Streamline Tennis" and
illustrated the attractive cover
herself.
"Sports Day? I honestly think
it was the best managed thing
I've seen in years, and I had a
wonderful time. I always have
fun on the court with my girls."
That about summed up Mary K.
Browne—a true sportswoman.
IN THE NAVY
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Honorary Will Initiate
18 New Members Sunday
Ellen H. Richards Club, hon-
orary sophomore Home Eco
nomics society, will initiate 18
new members at the Nittany
Lion Inn at 6 p. m. Sunday. The
ceremony will be followed by a
formal banquet.
New members will include M.
Jane Berkebile, Shirley L. Car
penter, Marjorie R. Chambers,
Ranes A. Durkee, Mildred Fried
man, Nancy E. Gosser, Audrey
hest*iftel*,(
the COOLER, MILDER, BETTER.
TASTING cigarette that SATISFIES
Chesterfield has so many things a
smoker likes that it's just naturally
called the smoker's cigarette.
lecause they're made from the
world's best cigarette tobaccos, you'll
enjoy Chesterfield's COOLER, BETTER
TASTE. They're really MILDER too. Get
yourself a pack of Chesterfields.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1941
H. Hackman, Esther M. Hall,
Ellen 0. Head, Clara E: .House;!
Gloria M. KneptiFf, -- Iriali
Kocher, Patricia Maciciimey,
Dorothy L. Magor, Sarah E.:-1 3 4.*-'.
ton, Ruth M. Saylor, MargirritK.-
Sherman, and Ruth E. Stkiiirv:.
RADIO THIS WEE
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Fred Waring, Mon.- tu
-7:00 P. M.—NBC
Glenn Miller, Tues.. Wiad.::
Thurs.-10:00 P.M.—Ct . :l§
Professor Qui:. Tues
9:30 P.M.—CBS
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