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Sorority Splurge Seen
For Home-Coming Alums
Guests To Be Honored PHA To Sponsor
At Teas, Breakfasts International Tea
The weekend splurge is on: sor
orities have hauled out the fatted
calf and prepared a multitude of
diversions for alumnae.
The annual breakfast for Theta
'Phi Alpha alumnae will be held
.it the house from 9:30 to 10:30 a.
xn. tomorrow.
Delta Ganuna will honor alum
nae at a reunion breakfast at the
house at 9 a. m. tomorrow, while
Kappa Alpha Theta will give a
buffet breakfast from 9:15 to 10:15
A. in.
At the Allenerost Tea Room.
.Alpha Chi Omega will breakfast
,Alumnae at 9 a. m. tomorrow.
Alpha Omicron Pi will hold an
alumnae. breakfast at the house
3t 9 o'clock tomorrow.
lounge of Atherton
the scene of a coffee
by Charitides from
Southeast
Wall will be
hour given
6:45 to 7:45 o'clock today.
Home coming alumnae will be
- ntertalned at the Gamma .Phi
Beta suite, Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Phi Mu, and the Chi Omega
houses after the Bucknell-State
game today. Emanon will also
entertain following the game.
Nittany Co-op alumnae will be
feted at a banquet at the house
tonight. A dance will follow.
Alpha Lambda Delta
Ilssues 127 Invilations
Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman of Atherton Hall at 7 p. m. Wed
women's scholastic honorary, nesday, Ann M. Civitts '42, presi
vited 115 freshman women and 12 dent,.announced.
honorary members to a Coffee .
Hour in Atherton northwest lounge T PA Wins Award
at p. m. Monday.
Robert E. Galbraith, associate At the national Theta Phi Alpha
professor of English composition, convention held here last summer.
will speak. The purpose of the the local chapter received the na
meeting is to acquaint freshmen tional cooperative award.
with menibership requirements Mrs. Joseph O'Brien, advisor,
:And stress scholarship importance. was elected first national
mores will act as hostesses. Com- president
inittees announced by Florence I.
;Taffy, president, include Kathryn
M. Youroski, speaker; Dorothy E.
Path:. and Marion J. Reynolds, in
vitations; Dorothy K. Brunner Cathaum
and Ann Sheffield, refreshments; "Sergeant York"
Edith D. Dengler, Esthermae ..Har- State
tos and E. Elizabeth Pielemeier,
service; Betty W. Story and Phyl
lis R. Watkins, membership
WELCOME, RAH
Hotel _ Brockerhoff
Bellefonte
Dinners 12:00 to 2:30 and 6:00 to 7:00
Cocktail ILounge Dancing
IFIRST NATIONAL
STATE
Fetierat Deposit Insurance Corporation
And Hobby Show
The International Tea and Hob
by Show. sponsored by the Chris
tian Association, will be held in
304 Old Main at 3 p. m. Sunday.
In charge of arrangements are
Christine R. Grant '43, general
chairman; M. Elizabeth Howe '42,
and Kathryn T. Clark '44, refresh
ments; 'M. Edythe Moore '43, deco
rations and exhibits; Frances G.
Reist '42, hostess committee and
Jean E. ,Hershberger '43, music.
Entertainment will be provided
by students from foreign nations.
Under the direction of Alberto V.
Roque '43, seven South American
students will siiig South American
folks songs. A. Enrique Sanz '44 .
will accompany the group on the
guitar.
Hobbies will be exhibited by
Martha Gostonyi '45, Hungary;
and Peter Denos '44, Hungary and
England. Cora C. Bierbrauer '43
will show pictures of Switzerland
and Andrew P. Szekely '43, Hun
gary, will play piano selections.
Shuk Yee Chan, graduate student,
S will pour.
,
Music Club To Meet
A program of American con
temporary music will be given by
the Louise Homer Club at its first
meeting in the southeast lounge
AT THE MOVIES
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"The Pittsburgh Kid":
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Mud Doesn't Count
Ign - wing wind and rain, 17
sophomores and juniors chased an
elusive hockey ball through mud
on Holmes Field yesterday. Des
pite their determination, it was
necessary to call the game and
players took refuge on the Theta
ISorch. Juniors are chagrined be-'
cause their one goal will not count
when the game is replayed on
Monday.
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To show new members proper
shooting positions and skills,
three Rifle Club members shot a
demonstration match Thursday
night. Participating were sen
iors Martha Powers, president,
Betty Bertolette and Barbara
Torrence. Practice periods for
beginners will soon be scheduled
with Miss Haidt and veterans in
structing.
All coeds are eligible to parti
cipate in the All-College archery
tournament beginning at 4 p.
Thursday, announced Jo Belgan
'42, president. Those interested
may sign in White Hall locker
room or in the archery equipment
room until Wednesday night.
Thirty-eight women are sche
duled to complete first round in
the single eliminations of the All-
College tennis tournament by
Monday. Ruth Moore •-'43, Ten
nis Club president, is director.
Bowling, swimming, ping pong,
badminton, bridge and refresh
ments are features of White Hall's
second Saturday open house from
7 to 9:30 p,,m. tonight, with Golf
Club members as hostesses. Marge
King '42, club president, is gen
eral chairman assisted by Grace
Judge '44, WRA Board represen
tative, and
,Miss Haidt, faculty
representative.
Drydock Opening
Delayed Until January
Drydock, student soft drink
night club, will not open until
sometime in January, George L.
Donovan, manager of Student Up
ion, announced yesterday.
He said that an attempt will be
made to hire a five-piece orchestra
to take the bleep. of . the "juke
box" which was used last year.
The reason given for the delayed
opening of the club was that an
earlier .opening would interfere
with other activities.
Mr. Donovan said that the open
ing date will be either January 10
or 17, depending upon what other
activities are scheduled for those
dates.
Most 4 44 initiated
Florence A. Most '44, was initi
ated into Emanon, local sorority,
Sunday.
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room. One .block from Campus.
237 W. Beaver Ave. Call 2801.
Rides: Wanted .• •
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after 12. R. Sunday after 5. C.
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Libraries Installed
In Women's Dorms
Libraries have' been installed in
the lounges of all women's dormi
tories, Katharine M. Stokes, head
of Reader's Service at the Central
Library, announced yesterday.
Books are chosen by a Dormi
tory Library Committee headed
by M. Olga McCarthy '42. Each
of the dormitories is represented.
Committee members are Grange,
Ann J. Halberstadt '43, Barbara J.
Cooper '44; Atherton west, Helen
A, Jagnesak '43, Ilse M. Springer
'43; Atherton east, Cheryl Charl
son '43, Florence P. Campanell
'43; McAllister Hall, Patricia Die
ner '45, Nora E Thompson '45;
Women's Building. D. Jane Gro
mis '45, Gloria G. Green '45.
Suggestion boxes are being sup
plied in each lounge to aid in se
lecting more books. A record is
made of all books taken from the
library.
HE Council Meets
The Home Economics Council
held its first meeting Thursday
with Janet L. Eyer '42, presiding. Coop Elects Officers
Marjorie R. Chambers '43, Clara Nittany ' Co-op officers elected
E. House
.'43, and Kathryn R. Tuesday are pres Went, Mabel Sat-
Brong '44, were appointed to aid terthwaite '44; viceLpresident,
in selecting freshman delegates Martha V. Gregory '44; and fire
to the council. chief, Melba E. Dixon '44.
Sorority Sages Predict Dismal
Fate For Bucknell Bison
"Cagey, aren't we?" snicker the Cho Cho'," playinci from a hidden
confident Alpha Chi Omegas-- record, a "Statenooga Cho Cho"
confident ' that the Nittany Lion is doing a finishing job on the
will smear the Bucknedd Bison Bucknell Bison in front of the
all o'rer Beaver Field this. after- Gamma Phi Beta suite. = The' N -
A bedraggled and hopelessly A battered jalopy with bad v
crippled Bucknell man supporting bruised. Bucknell players hanging
his broken form against the bars out the windows and having jtiSt,
of a cage, 'while the Nittany Lion felt the impact of the Nittany
sits smugly on the outside is the Lion, is the Kappa Alpha Theta
Alpha Chi Omega alumnae de- display.• "A wreck, by heck,"
coration. laughs the Nittany Lion, cause of
A complete Bicknell washout the accident.
is predicted by the Alpha Omi- "Clear track ahead," shouts 'the .]
cron Pis. Bucknell jerseys hang- Kappa Kappa Gamma display
ing on a clothesline with washtub sign. Behind is a coach for each
nearby is the AOPi's idea of a team which Penn State will meet
snappy alumnae display. this year keeping in time to
Chi Omega contributes a' happy "Chattaricioga Clio Cho" played
Lion perched on a V 'for victory from a "juke box"
as their alumnae exhibit. "This •is no bull; it's victory
Delta Gamma -has opened a for State," foretell the Phi- Mu's
"Bisonburger Stand" to get rid of exhibit. —A- . cow . with a • daisy- _
Bucknell's remains after tomor- figured. apron and . red fingernails
row's fray. Signs such as "Come stands next to a V for victory
and get your bisonburger while sign.
they're hot" or "Boy, buy your Theta Phi' Alpha has Penn
babe a bisonburger" are used to State personified as a
_scarecrow
lure the public. A bison roasting standing in a cornfield . On his ,4
a lar barbecue is another drawing shoulder is a. crow representing.]
Colgate. The teams yet to meet
State are represented as crows
To the tune of "Chattanooga flying away.
device of the Delta Gamma dis
play.
TONIGHT
THE
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piesent
A BIG .LAUGH HIT '
THE
MALE ANIMAL
"Rises to screamingly funny heights."
—New York World-Telegram .
The 75c
Auditorium Plus
7:30 P.M. 8c Tax
ALUMNIN
• There :will .be plenty of lime. after
the show ..fOr you to attend the. -
cider party: • '
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1941
Free Association
To Last 5 Days
Free association with freshman I
and. transfer women will continue
until noon Wednesday, with the
first open house scheduled from 4
to 5 p. m. Monday, Jean A. Krauser
'42, Panhellenic president, stated
'last night.
Limited association will begin at
noon Wednesday arid continue
through the open house period.
During this tiMe sorority women
may not visit freshmen or trans
fers in their rooms or have them
at their houses and suites. Dates
on a "dutch treat' basis will con
tinue.
Dates for other open houses are
Tuesday, October 28 and Thursday,
November 13. Personal invitations
will not be extended• to open
houses, but freshmen and transferk
may visit as many as possible for
periods not exceeding 30 minutes
at each house.
tany Lion engineer' merely grins,