PAGE FO ua Diener Elected Senator ; ;McFarland To WRA No Dating Period Ends At Noon Today Patricia Diener '45 was elected WSGA freshman senator, and Julia H. McFarland '45, WRA Board representative, by more than 150 freshman women in Schwab Auditorium following the freshman mass meeting last night. Another freshman woman will be appointed by WSGA Senate as second freshman senator. In charge of elections were Dorothy L. Jones '44, WSGA sophomore senator, and Priscilla C. MacLellan '44, representing ',VRA Board. The no dating period for fresh man women will end at noon to day. Freshman women will be entitled to date until 5:30 p. m. on week days: and will be granted ten and one o'clockY permissions for weekends. Sunday dating ends et 5 p. ni • All freshman women are requir ed to be in dormitories at nine o'clock during the week. Drummond To Speak Miss Laura W. Drummond, di rector and professor of home eco nomics, will speak at the annual meeting of the Western 'Pennsyl vania group of Federated Women's Clubs at Charleroi, Pa., today. The subject of her talk is "Nu trition." CLASSIFIED SECTION WHAT'S COMING OFF? ROOM FOR RENT-132 W. Bea ver ave. Single or double. Phone 814. 3tch Oct. 16 S. :COST-1 1 4-length raincoat. red ' pla'd lining, key case in pocket. Left in Band room, 401 Old Main. Call Albert Yackle, 304 Jordan .13all. ltpd 15 M. CLASSIFIED .. .. • • . • FOR 'SALE Green ping pong table, official size. Concert gui tar, excellent condition. Reason able. Call 2148. Eugene H. Lederer REAL. ESTATE 114 E. Beaver Ave. Dial 4086 State College Each lane you taste ice-cold Coca-Cola, you are reminded that here is the quality of genuine goodness. Experience... 'many a refreshing experience ... has taught people every where to trust the quality of Coca-Cola. BOTTI.ED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA•COLA COMPANY BY COCA•COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF ALTOONA 546 En State College - Call 3919 10 P. M. Sunday Deadline for Returning Coeds Women leaving the College to go to the Temple game must re turn by 10 p. m Sunday, Jean Babcock, WSGA Senate presi dent, stated last night. Coeds are requested to give the name and address of their host esses for the weekend when sign ing out. Wiley Elects Cahen Edith S. Cahen '43, was elected president of Wiley Transfer dor mitory last night. Vice-president is Lucille R. Wassink '44; secre tary- zeasurer, Jeanne R.- Ship man '43; social chairman, Mar garet H. Chambray '43; and fire chief, Jeannette Parker '43. 111111111111111111111111111111111111A1111111111111111111 1 111111111 1 SELECTED BROADCASTS 11111111111111111111111111111111110til111111111111111111111111 111111111 Beethoven's violin concerto should be very enjoyable for music lovers at 8 p. m., broadcast from WQXR, Eddie" Cantor can 'be heard from 9 to 10 p. m. on KDKA's "Time to Smile" program. Glenn Miller plays over station WCAU at 10 p. m. Kai• Kyser's College of Musical Knowledge is offered at 10 p. rn. by WLW. Rides Wanted R.W. Pittsburgh, L. Friday 4 p. m. • Ret. Sunday night. C. D. A. Young 2326. R.W. Pittsburgh or Greensburg, Friday Call Elaine. Room 39, Ath Hall. Itch 10 1 7 --JAI R:W. Johnstown, L. Friday 4 p. m., C. Rosalyn 2304. R.W. Pittsburgh, L. 4 p. m. Friday C. Helen 3166. R.W. New York City or vicinity L. Friday 1 p. m. 2 boys; C. Hirshfield, 4927. R.W. Pittsburgh. L. Friday 2p. m. C. F. Bontempo, third floor, Jor dan, 711 R.W. Phila. L. Friday 5 p. m. C. Raymond Stock, AChiO. R.W.—Johnstown or Indiana. L. Fri. at 3, C. Flossie 3204. R.W 2—Pittsburgh. L. Fri. 4, C. William Larson, 789. P.W. Pittsburgh. L. Friday after noon, C. Wally 4723. P. W. 3 to Baltimore L. Friday 4 p. m. Ret. Sunday p. m. C. Bob Kearns, 2544. 2tpd 10-16-41 C TODAY THE DAILY COLLEGIAN HomeEc - . Honorary Plans. ir cmanon . cep • i. Ellen H. Richards Day • ii Women's part in previous Am- In panhel Council erican wars will be featured in • . an Ellen H. Richards Day pro.. After petitioning .for five years, gram, club members decided re- Emanon, woman's local sorority, cently. Committees were formed was accepted as an associate mem and temporary plans for a pro- ber of Panhellenic Council, Jean gram speaker and exhibits . were A. Krauser '42, Panhellenic presi made. , dent, stated last, night. It was planned that Ellen H. It was also announced that rush-- Richards members will be respoh- ing dates outside sorority houses sible for showing visitors through and freshman and transfer rooms the Home Economics Building. will be "dutch treat," -beginning Committees are publicity, Shir- at noon today.. No more than !ley L. Carpenter '43, chairman, three sorority women may be Marjorie R. Chambers '43, Nancy present at each date. E. Gosser '43, Margaret K. Sher- Marjorie B. Strode '42, was ap man !43; location for program, pointed chairman of • the annual Sarah E. Paxton '43, chairman, Panhellenic Ball, with . Patricia Ruth E. Kocher '43; exhibits, Mac Kinney '43, and Kathryn F. Selma Solomon '43, chairman, El- Walters '43, assisting. 'The - date len 0. Head '43, Clara E. House for the dance has not been an '43, Julia V. Skel.lchock '43; denounced. . . corations, Patr'cia Mac Kinney '43, The $lO allotted to each seror chairman, Mildred Friedman 43 '-- , ity for open :louses and get-to- Esther M. Hall '43. Nancy E. gethers may not be used during PINCH-HITTER--Ruth W. Bar- Gosser '43, was elected publicity formal rushing . , bey - 43, has beer appointed by chairman. ' Rushing code violations will be WSGA Senate to serve as senior ~ • judged by a committee of ...three representative on Judicial during the absence of Jane A. Stanton '42. Home Ec Club Urges . • transfer sorority women whOjiaire no campus chapter. Theyl' 7 " : 'w' 111. present violations to Frances E. Southeast Ath, Grange Freshmen To Attend Haley '43, Panhellenic rushing Home economics women, espe- chairman. A representative:. from - Elect Hall Officers • cially freshmen, are urged to at- the accused sorority and the corn tend the first Home - Economics mittee will present the case for a Panhellenic verdict. Sylvia P. Schmiclle '43, and Vir- 'Club business meeting in 110 Home Mrs. Lytle R. Parks, of State ginia F. Reilly '43, were elected Economics building at 7 p. m. to- College, will replace Mrs..-,llarv6y presidents of Grange Dormitory day, announced Margaret E. W. Stover as Panhellenic Judicial and of southeast Atherton Hall Middleton '42, president. member. . . ~ Monday. . Actives and prospective mem- Panhellenic Council - will meet _ „:,11.•‘„e - s, ; • ;il, • ' • 4;41 1 *; • ' lll,lf Other Grange officers are Janet Holmes '43, vice-president: Dor othy J. Jennings '44, secretary treasurer; Hazel E. Gassman '43, social chairman; and Margaret K. Ramaley '44, fire chief. t Southeast Atherton Hall officers include Esther M. Hall '43, vice president; M. Jane Berkebile '43, secretary; Clara E. House '43, treasurer; Ruth L . . Kiesling ',43, fire chief; Sara E. Bailey '43, so cial chairman, and M. Pauline Rugh '43, intramural manager Summer Work Surveys Sent To Undergraduates Questionnaires on student sum mer work will be sent to all un dergraduate women students to day, Charlotte E. Ray, dean of wo men, announced. The results will be included in an annual study of the self-sup port of underg':aduate women compiled by the office of the dean of women. The surveys has been exception ally important this year because all activities and interests are concerned with the general de fense program. Ibers will sign for the following committees: pUblicity, program, so cial, social Service, finance, mem bership and journalism. Requirements for club member ship include active committee par ticipation and reg Jar meeting atL. tendance. • tominuting CoOdi To Lunch With Honorary Forum Plans Publicity Because they were unable to at- The PSCA publicity committee tend senior sponsor group meet of Freshman Forum will hold a ings, seven commuting freshman party in the CA cabin today. Plans coeds from surrounding towns have will be drawn up for the year's been invited to lunch in McAllister work under the leadership of Phyl- Hall tomorrow by . Mortal T , BOard, Us R. Watkins '44, and. F. Doris senior women's horiOrary. Stevenson '44. Paul M. Heberling They are Gunnol,:; Bjalme, '44, assistant PSCA publicity chair- Barbara Fetterolf, BerritCe E. Fet man, will explain the work of the terolf, Mary G. Hartsock,• Cyrene group in connection with the entire E. Newcomb, Betty IC Shuster, department. and Ruth J. Zubler. HELD OVER R~ ~ 2Z ~'r~ J~y;f~f 5' ~' wEDNvspo;-'0,:: in the apartment of- Miss Mary Jane Steyenson,- , assistant to the dean of women, at .8 p. m. Tues day, October 28. By Popular Request Today, Thurs. GARY .. olipEß 6 ......., :,..,:: • i . . s. l • .: ‘. .' 'v . :1,,,: ']. 0g..,.•:...,..:;:z:. r :,,,i% WALTER BRENNAN JOAN LESLIE GEORGE TOBIAS STANLEY RIDGES CATHAUM,-, g1 .1 THEATIfEr'ir ,, ` X• ; t;.y.;.jj.. ...::~': . :nti{i.:B.S>
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