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Red, While and Blue
fashions Are Oul—
IBut Patriotism Stays
Taps are sounding on the fashion
.Cield for red, white and blue insig
oias and other do-dads affecting a
military appearance.
Fashion experts predict a mili
tary funeral for tiny eagles, gold
stars and brass buttons, followed
by the birth of subtle covert twills,
army khakis and navy blues. These
more subtle military additions to
college women's wardrobes will
carry the patriotic influence
through the fall.
'College women's clothes, the last
word in. style, will emphasize
plaids again this year and basic
silk or crepe date dresses. The
masculinity of last season, charac
terized by army and navy acces
sories, will be absent.
For coeds who would appear
smart, there is the Home Econom
ics Clinic, composed of dress ex
perts to straighten out clothing
problems.
These • experts suggest glamoriz
ing hair-dos and becoming make
up and color combinations for the
would 7 4be glamor girl. All women
are urged to take clothing woblems
to the Clinic.
Pop-In Hours
Pop-in night Sunday evening
will be from 7:30 to 8:30 p. m.,
WSGA Senate announced Wed
nesday evening.
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MUSIC BY THE STATESMEN
USE ROUTE 45 TO BELLEFONTE
Senate Suggests 10 Coeds
For Hall Presidencies
HEADS ELECTIONS Margaret
K. Sherman '43, above, WSGA
vice-president, is in charge of
WSGA hall elections.
10 Women To Attend
Next Senate Meeting
Ten women will receive writ
ten invitations to WSGA Senate
meeting in the WSGA room, White
Hall, at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday.
Those who will be invited are
Audrey R. Dice 42, G. Barbara
Tear '42, Sara M. Bailey '43, L6u
ise M. Gregory 43, M. Frances
Gregory '43, Charlotte Hartman
'43, Jane M. Parkhill '43, Doris E.
Porter '44, Alberta M. Spudis '44,
Dorothy L. Mognet '45, Elizabeth
Molyneaux '45, and Irene Triv
ioli '45.
Panhel Will Entertain
Freshmen, Transfers
All freshman and transfer wo
men are invited tc' the-Panhellen
ic coffee hour in 'the .southeast
lounge of Atherton ,Hall from 7
to 8 o'clock tonight.
Sorority women have been re
questecLnot to wear their pins to
the party.
Gridiron Rally
" (Continued from Page One)
the ride, or a beating—but to
win. As for talking, we plan to
do all "of it on the gridiron on
Saturday."
Gerald F. aiherty '42, All-Col
lege President, introduced Presi
dent Hetzel, Higgins, and other
student leaders. Dan DeMarino,
assistant football coach, also
spoke.
After the• bonfire had died down,
the Blue Band, followed by the
5,000 students, marched down
Shortl idge road, College ave.,
Frazier st., Beaver ave., and Allen
st., where they stopped at Co-op
corner, sang the Alma Mater, and
dispersed.
The pep rally was sponsored by
campus hat societies, with Charles
F. Mattern '42, as chairman. Other
committee members were Doher
ty, Finn, William Murphy '43,
William 0. Meyers '42, George
Pittinger '44, Boss B. Lehman '42,
Elden T. Shaut '42 and Harold L.
Zimmerman '44.
DANCING 9-12
NO COVER CHARGE
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Additional Nominations
May Be Made Monday
Ten nominations for hall presi
dents of upperclass women's dor
mitories were made by WSGA
Senate Wednesday night, accord
ing to Margaret K. Sherman '43,
WSGA vice-presrcent, in charge
of elections. Coeds may nomin
ate additional women in house
meetings 'at 10 p. m. Monday.
A 1.5 scholPstic average is re
quired of all presidential nominees
and a 1.2 for 'other offices.
Names were suggested for each
Atherton Hall unit and Grange
Dormitory. Nominations for oth
er offices win also be conducted in
Monday house .meetings. Elec
tions in town dormitoikes will be
next week.
Women nominaled.include Reba
M. Hough '42, and Geraldine A.
Custer '43, northeast Atherton;
Esther M. Hall '43, and Virginia
F. Reilly '43, southeast Atherton;
Marjorie A. Kronich '42, Helen P.
Miller '43, and Mildred Schmidt
'43, northeast Atherton; • Janet
Herzog '42, southwest Atherton;
M. Olga McCarthy '42. and Janet
V. Hc'lmes '43, Grange.
Senate members have been ap
pointed to supervise hall and dor
mitory nominations. Miss Sher
man will be in charge•of northeast
Atherton; Nancy E. Gosser '43,
southeast Atherton; Betty R.
Broderick '44, northwest Ather
ton; I. Jacqueline Shafer '43,
southwest Atherton; -Dorothy L.
Jones '44, Grange; Jean Babcock
'42, Wylie dormitory; E. Miriam
Jones '43. Christmon's dormitory;
and Miss Sherman, Frazier Hall.
choir Voices
(Continued from Page One)
ian Whitcomb '44.
Second Alto—Alice Burwell '44,
Jane Cron '45, Reta Jenkins '44,
Helen McKee '44, Florine Olson
'45, Detty Qui,ggle. '45, Myrrell
Reioridge '45, Ann Sheffield '44,
Sarah Thompson '45, Betty Wet
terau '43.
First Tenor—James Beach '43,
Robert Cochran '43, Leonard Dil
eanis '45, Arden Emerick '42, Ray
Enterman '42, James Farrell '45,
Alfred Flowers '43, Edward Rob
erts '44, and Henry Simons '43„
Second Tenor—Boyd Bell '42,
Fenwick Brown '42, William
Christoffers '43, Emory Lowry '45,
Edward Hewitt '45, George Os
good '44, and John Strucle '44.
First Bass—David Crawford '44,
Wilbur Eby '44, George Houck '45,
Jack Mahoney '42, Kevert Mel
lott '45, William Nesbit '42, Jack
Oyler '43, Arthur Poorbaugh '43,
Augustus Swope '42, Paul Teare
'43, Charles Zicrdi '44, and Albert
Zimmer '42.
Second Bass—Harry Ashbaugh
'45, Harold Doran '42, Leslie El
lis '43, William Davey '43, Wil
liam Kinsley '43, George Kline '42,
Robert Lengel '45, Ralph Lyford
'44, Bernard Plesser .'43, William
Reed '44, Henry Stoner '42, Theo
dore Torrey '45, Leonard Urqu
hart '44, George Dorranic '44,
James Brown '44, and Appen
Hoffman '45.
READ THE COLLEGIAN
CLASSIFIEDS
CLASSIFIED SECTION
SELECT room, ru:lning water, for
three at two seventy five per
week. 123 W. Nittany Ave.
Phone 4850. 3teh-2, 3. 4. P. J.
FOR RENT—Large newly fur
nished room for two seniors
or graduate students. 421 S
Atherton St. 2tpd-2-% M.
WANTBD—Students to sell Beaver
Field Pictorials at football
games. Inquire at Student Union.
2 tch 3-4
Rides Wanted
'RM.—Colgate game. L—Friday
C—H. Held 4933.
WM Exempts Four WRA Co-RepDat
From '45 Customs Boasts s,SPoris
WSGA Senate has approved
custom exemptions for four fresh
man women as recommended by
WSGA Judicial Committee.
Coeds excused from wearing
bows and name cards but who
must keep freshman hours are
Elizabeth Meyers, Elizabeth Moly
neaux, Katherine Sivavely and
Dorothy Warneka.
Other women desiring . to be ex
empt should call Jeanne C.
Stiles '42, judicial chairman, by
Saturday.
We, The Women
So All Coeds May
Become Acquainted
Another opportunity for frater
nity women, freshman and trans
fer coeds to become better ac
quainted comes with Panbel's an
nual coffee hour tonight.
During the past two weeks of
free association many have already
gotten to know one another, but it
has been impossible for both new
and old college generations •to
meet every one they have wanted
to. •
Supplementing these are pop-in
nights when both non-Greek and
fraternity women may meet all '45
Necessity of such get-togethers
and the. advisability of taking ad
vantage, of. all opportunities is ap
parent. They are the only sways in
whidh these women meet in social
groups. Otherwise their associa
tions, in many instances, would be
purely on class or business basis.
Individual invitations are not is
sued to any 'of these affairs. Gen
eral announcements are made to
include all coeds.. _lt is wise to take
advantage of them.
SELECTED BROADCASTS
8:15 p. m. Brahm's Symphony
No. 2,• WQXR.
8:15 p. m. Platigorsky, cellist,
WOR.
8:30 p. m. InLrmation Please,
KDKA.
10 p. m. Hollywoqd Premier,
WCAU.
10:15 p. m. Benny Goodman,
WOR.
10:30 p: m. Roosevelt and Wil
kie speak, WCAU.
BUY COLLEGIAN NOW
FRIDAY, OCTORF.II 3, 1941
With plans completed for ar.
chery, golf, horseshqe,RnA, tennis
matches and a bicycle' bteakfpst
hike, WRA invites men• and wo.
men students to sign •at Student
Union before Saturday neon
participate in the second All -Col.
lege Co-Recreation Day Sunday.
WSGA Senate and Student Tri
bunal granted freshmen permit
sion to attend.
Fee for the hike, which will
leave from thd corner opposite
Miles st. Methodist Church at . 9
a. m. is 75 cents.
Students may participate in
one aCtivity in addition to -the,hike
and will meet from 2 to 4 :at
the following places: "arOhery,
Holmes 'Field; golf, Caddy Houqe;
horseshoes, outside Recreation
Hall; and tennis, College courts.
Committees named by" Ada
Lord '43, general chairmah, in
clude golf, Marge King '42, and
Priscilla MacLellan '44; tennis,
Anna Lee Carey '42, and Elizabeth
C. Cresswell '45; archery, Miss
Harriet M. Gray, graduate asth
tant :n physical education; horse
shoes, Jane H. Murphy '44, and
Mary Jo Powell '44; bicycles, Pris
cilla MacLellan '44, and F. Doris
Stevenson" '44;. breakfast, Miis
Mildred A. Lucey, assistant prcii
lessor of physical education, Betty
M. Breese '43, Marge R. Chambers
'43,, Anne C. Dorworth '43, and
Ruth M.l Saylor '43.
Churches To Receive
Student receptions which fresh=-
man women may. attend, xvill be
sponsored by local churches from
Bto 10 o'clock tonight. They in
clude University Baptist, St. An
drew's Episcopal, Faith • EvangeliL
ca' land Reformed, Friends Meet
ing, Grace Lutheran, St. Paul's
Methodist, and Presbyterian.
Weiner- Roast Planned
All wpmen hockey players are
invited to a WRA-sponsored wei
ner roast on Jordan Fertility Ploth
at 5:30 p.• m. Monday, announced
Pauline Crossman '43, chairman.
Bike Hike Changed
WRA. Board has decided not to
use bicycles on the cabin party arid
hike for transfers, leaving the
Home Economics Building at 1:30
p.m. tomorrow.