The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, November 19, 1941, Image 4
PAGE FOUR "45 Coeds Dine In Mac Hall [Ninety-three freshman women from downtown dormitories will be present at the PSGA-WSGA Freshman Banquet in McAllister Hall tonight, Ruth H. Zang, advis or to PSCA Forum executive com mittee,, stated last night. '‘AH upperclass women who have not been assigned tb dine at freshman downtown dormitories will be allowed to eat in the din ing commons," Miss Zang said. Miss Charlotte E. Ray, dean of women, will greet freshmen and open the program which will be presided over by Miriam L. Zart :man ’45, committee chairman, and Patricia Diener, WSGA freshman .senator. A talk on “Students Around the World” by Jack MoMichael, for mer president of the National In tercollegiate Christian Council, will climax the program. ■Flags of many countries will decorate walls and hostesses in native costumes of various nations will he stationed at each table. • Fromms Heiurlt i %msm SALE If you are going lo buy a new suit or topcoat -before Christ mas; don't ; miss ' seeing these VALUES. One Group Men's and Young Men's » Worth Twice the Price « Reduced to Sell Now! One Group Men's and Young Men's TOPCOATS' •A Come in. brouse around It costs nothing to try them on! You'll save / FROMM'S State College. Pa. For Your Thanksgiving Vacation Take Horn% A Fine Box Of Our Choice Chocolate Candies '4W§sM\ 60SS ®B5O'SOlAT£$ 7s* per ik HIHIfITURES 89c and 51.09 per box YOUGELS pacA; the pieces you choose to eat'’ State Theatre Bldg. W. College Ave. Dean Ray Honors Mrs. Arisman Miss Charlotte E. Ray, dean of women, will give a tea in the lounges of Women’s Building from 3 to 5 o’clock today in honor of Mrs. George Arisman of Lan caster, formerly Miss Matilda A. Bentley, assistant dean of women. Serving as hostess with Miss Ray is Mrs. William D. Phillips of Washington, Pa., first woman trustee of the College. Another tea was given in Mrs. Arisman’s honor yesterday. Sophs Continue Winning Streak ■ Catching the juniors off-guard, sophomore soccer players scored the lone goal in the opening min utes of yesterday’s game. After a surprise drive, Ellen Esther Sherk made a long kick which won the game. Undefeated sophs rate first in the series. Juniors have won one and lost two while frosh are ready to start over with one de feat and one victory. Alunmae Plan Tea Town alumnae of Kappa Alpha Theta will hold a tea for, active members at the home of Mrs. Hummel Fishbum from 3 to 5 p. m. today. • Rides Wanted R.W.—Easton for Thanksgiving. L. Wednesday noon. R. Sunday afternoon. Call 'Bob, 2577. 3tpd 18, 19, 20 M. R.W.—New York City or vicin ity for Thanksgiving. L. Wed nesday noon.- R. Sunday. Call Thelma Kahnowitz, 316 Mac. 3tpd 18, 19, 20 M. R.W. (2 or 3)—Philadelphia, Trenton vicinity. L. after 9 a. m. Wednesday, November 26. Call M. Pickering, 3449. 3tpd 18. 19, 20 JO P.W.—Pittsburgh. Room ' for five. L. Friday. R. Saturday. Call Smith, 2063. • P.W.—Route 322 north to Clar ion, Tionesta, Thanksgiving vaca tion. L. Wednesday noon. R. Sunday. Cali Zeigler, 2289. _ P.W.—Pittsburgh. L. Friday p. m. R. Sunday. Call Yocum. 3422. R.W. (2)—Philadelphia. Thanks giving vacation. L. Wednesday a.- m. R. Sunday. Call 127 Ath. R.W. (3)—Harrisburg. L. Fri day. R. Sunday. Call Mervin Qurtner, 4927. R.W.—Englewood or vicinity. Thanksgiving vacation. L. Wed nesday. R. Sunday. Call SaUz man, 3i'd floor Irwin Hall. R.W.—Wilkes-Barre or Hazle ton. L. Wednesday; R. Sunday. Call Bernadette Kohter, 2324. R.W .—Philadelphia for Thanks giving. L. Wednesday. R. Sunday. Call 711, A 1 Miller, 318 Jordan Hall, or Manny Schwartz, 303 Jordan Hall. R.W.—Pittsburgh. L. Thursday noon. R.-Sunday. Call Dick, 4679. R.W.—Pittsburgh. L. Friday noon. Phone 2863 after 7 p. m. Ask for John. P;W. (2 or 3)—Pittsburgh. L. Friday, 2 p. m. Pi. Sunday. Call Hal, 4631. P. W.—(Pittsburgh. L. Friday at 2 p. m. K. Sunday call 711 Watts Hall. Ask for Room 206. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Mail From 37 States. Szvamps Miriam Rhein Holding her own in the “Hour of Charm" contest, Miriam' L. [Rhein ’43 has been swamped from top to toe with fan mail from 37 different states, placing her high er than any other contestant in state representation. ■Mail has floated in from mid pacific islands, and photographs of Miriam from town newspapers have been sent to her from Chi cago, Florida, and Washington state. Poet laureate at Long Island, Miss Harriet Fowler sent an auto graphed copy of her own song, “To an Oriole,” which‘she said re minded her of Miriam. In numerous letters from army camps, men have tried to strike up acquaintances, and Miriam- says they were “very polite" about it. From Kentucky came a ing of the program in which Mir iam sang, while Richard Kurka, of Mount Vernon, N. Y., has been sending copies ‘of his own news paper, “The Daily News.” An swering his request for comments about it, Miriam told him it was “quite breezy.” READ THE COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS It 's Chests lass around the Chesterfields and it’s pleasure time for everybody . . . smoking pleasure that only the right combination of the world’s best cigarette-tobaccos can give you. Chesterfields make good friends'... they’re milder, definitely better-tasting and cooler-smok ing. Everybody who smokes them likes them. Gopyrighr iydl, Ucam' 6c M*sju.lfciuca> Co. * Brookman To Be Banquet Speaker Miss Laura Lou Brookman, as sociate editor of Ladies Home Journal, will be guest speaker at the Matrix Banquet, .Jeanne C. Stiles ’42, Theta Sigma Phi- presi dent, announced last night. The .dinner will be held at the Nittany Lion Inn, Monday, December 8., Miss Brookman is a graduate of the University o"f Missouri and a member of Theta Sigma Phi. She has written 14 books, the lat est of which is “This Is Wallis Warfield.” ■ .Jt Die Wovte* CATHAUM: “The Chocolate Soldier’ STATE “Sundown” NITTANY “Wild Geese Calling” CLASSIFIED SECTION NOTICE—WiII person who took wrong gray covert topcoat, size 38, by mistake, please exchange for his own. Call Harold Berger, 4702. . ltpd 19 M. C. LOST or STOLEN—BIack Scottie dog.' Reward for information. Dial 2252. , 2tch 19, 20 R. B, -,.-r iv. Maroon. hjßS^Jbe&i.adopted-as.a “cheerfull ,^.eijipii ; . i Tpr; new conva lescent suits and rdßps at Anpy -hospitals, the WarDep&irtment hjje announced.., . jp Hot Fudge • Fountain and Table -Settee • A Sandwich or a lvffeal'?^t • The perfect plpce your date * - Whitman’s Frozen Fudge Sundae, 15c McLANAHAN'S Drugstore 124 S. Allen Phone' 3411