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ALPHA CHI OMEGA recently
initiated: 'Margaret Cook, Martha
Denlinger, Miriam Ellinger, (Mar
ilyn' IFeistel, Peggy Hoffman, Hel
en Jay, Patty Kell, Joyce Leet,
Marble McCall, Peggy McMillin,
Nancy Mast, Alice Mendenhall,
Janet Mollenauer, Doris Moran,
Jean (Moyer, Jean• Posey, Sally Von
Niedra, Gladys Stryker, and Jean
Thomas. Marjorie Thomas, a
Bucknell transfer, was affiliated
with this dhapter on Monday.
ALPHA OMICRON PI represen-.
tatives who plan to attend a dis
trict workshop of .the sorority in
New York City this weekend are:
Shirley Camp, president; Carolyn
LeWorthy, vice-president; Mrs. A.
K. Anderson, adviser; Jacquelyn
Struble, and Marlies Muller. •
CHI OMEGA recently pledged
Helen. Lewis.
GAMMA PHI BETA bolds its
annual initiation dance tomorrow
night at the Phi Sigma Kappa
house.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA pledges
entertained actives informally on
Monday. The following coeds will
be initiated on Sunday: Mary Mar
garet .Barnett, Joan Bissey, Joan
Canby, Elizabeth Doyle, Anne
Duna pay, Nan James, Joyce
Parker, Mary K. Reinard, Bailbara
McCleary, Eleanor Rciberts, Polly
Schmitt, Jane iSpicher, and Eva
May Winter.
KAPPA DELTA pledges plan a
movie-dinner party for actives to
morrow afternoon.
PHI MU will hold open house
for members of the ASTP on Sun
day.
THETA PHI ALPHA: Mrs. Jo
seph O'Brien, first vice-president,
will speak at the annual Founder's
Day banquet at the Nittany Lion
Inn next Monday. Newly installed
cliapti,r officers are: Jean Klini
kowsifi, president:. Kitty Red
dingett; vice-president; Virginia
Luck 6Y ' secretary;l Ad Linda Al
fano, areaSni•er: .. " •
ZETA TAU ALPHA plans a pie
. Legion ~ . 'Park on Sunday
ahc,rnoon.
Coeds . Schedule Debat.
With Susquehanna
Women's Debate Team will par
ticipate in two contests 'against
Susquehanna this weekend, ac
cording to Clayton H. Schug,
coach of the squad.
Nancy Bartch, constructive
speaker, and Andrina Winning,
cross examiner, will corniplise the
afifirmative team. The negative
team will include Dorothy Co
hen, constructive speaker and An
ne Hay, cross examiner.
Cweiis Select Advisor
rMrs. Carroll Barton will suc
ceed Miss Jean Richards as ad
visor to Cwens, coed sophomore
activities honorary, it - was an
nounced today by Joan Huber,
president of the organization.
Mrs. Barton was WISGA president
in 1943-44.
Forty-four of 80
.ex-servicemen
enrolled at the College under the
"GI Bill of Rights" are attending
college for the first time.
THE
WESLEY FOUNDATION
of the
Methodist Church
—Sunday, April 29-
9:30 A.M. Church School
Class studying "The Life
of Paul"
10:45.A. M. Church Worship
Service
5:00-7:00 P. M.
Student Friendly Hours
Fun - Fellowship - Supper
Vespers:
"The Church at Work in
Counse4ng'.'
--Come - and. Bring
AAUW To Sponsor Musicale
Featuring College Choristers
A benefit musicale is being
sponsored by the College's branch
of the American Association of
University Women in the Nittany
Lion. Inn at 3 p. .m. Sunday.
Eight numbers will be sung by
the. College. Choristers, a group of
18 mixed voices directed by IMrs.
Willa W. Taylor, assistant profes
sor of music. "April Is In My
Mistress' Face" by Morley "Wel
come, Sweet Pleasure" by Weel
kes, "The Silver Swan" by Gil
bans, and "When Allen-A-Dale
Went A-Hunting" by Pearsall,
comprise the chorus' first group
of selections.
Mrs. Betty Slayman, solo vio
linist, will 'play the "Allegro"
and "Andante Cantabile" move
ments from" Mozart's "Concerto
Number Four in D Major." In ad
dition to accompanying Mrs. Slay
man, Prof. Guy Woods of the mu
sic department will present sev
eral piano solos. Included among
these are; "General Lavine" and
"Fireworks" both by Debussey,
"Danza Lucumi" from Le.cuona's
"Afro-Cuban Dances," and "The
Tides of Manaunaun" by Cowell.
Accompanied by Frances Mitch
ell, Louise Neff, soprano, will
sing the three French airs, "Nell"
by Faure, "Extase" by Duparc,
and "J'ai dit aux Etoiles" by
Paladilhe.
Barber's "Let Down the Bars,
0 Death," Finzi's "My Spirit
Sings All Day,", Tvlargeson's
"Weep You NO More Sad Foun
tains," and Schuman's "Holiday
Song" will be • the closing num
bers presented by the College
Choristers ; who will be accom
panied by Betty Ann Plummer.
General arrangements for the
affair were made by co-chairmen
Katherine Stokes, assistant libra
rian, and Mrs. Taylor. Members
of AAUW, Marjorie MacCartney
and Edith Zinn assisted the
chairmen as did Gerry Gilman
and Ruth Hill, co-chairmen of
the Choristers.
Members of ,the College. Chori
sters are Ruth . 'Hill, •Katherine
Dean Ray Suggests
Respect of Golf Links
"The course at Centre Hills
Country Club is private• property
and should not be regarded as a
park," advises' Charlotte E. nay,
Dean of Women.
Members have asked thk those
who go out to the club keep at a
safe distance from the balls and
not disturb the players by talk
ing. •
La moda Americana ... Have a. Coca-Cola
(THE AMERICAN WAY)
... an American custom as seen in Italy
People overseas are impressed by the American fighting man's
friendliness among his fellows. They see his home-ways and
customs—his good humor. Have a Coke they hear him say to his
buddies, and they begin to understand America. Yes, the pause
that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola speaks of the friendliness
of Main Street and the family fireside.
BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY
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THE COLLEGIAN
Hormeister, Louise Neff, Ann
Reese, and Gloria Travioli, so
pranos; Betty Graeber, Suzanne
Hartswick, Doris Huck, and Lou
Ann Roche, altos; Charles-Heaps,
William Henninger, Bernard Le
vitan, Wesley Nyborg, and Her
man Slayman, tenors; and Gerry
Gilman, Thomas Reynolds, Mich
ael Rosenberger, and Jack Seyler,
basses.
WSGA To Honor
Mothers at Teas
In Campus Dorms
May Day teas on Mother's Day
will •be given in several campus
dormitories under auspices of
WSGA May 13, announced Ana
belle Jannson, chairman of May
Days.
Girls living off campus are par
ticularly urged to take this op
portunity to get acquainted with
girls living in 'campus dormi
tories, since there has been little
chance to do so in the past.
An invitation to attend these
teas is extended to all girls' moth
ers and fathers as well as men
students and their parents. .
Teas will be held in the follow
ing campus dormitories: Atherton
Hall, Grange Dormitory, -Irvin
Hall,. McAllister -Hall, and Woni•-
en's Building.
WSGA assigned Mikis. Funk to
serve on the World Student Ser
vice Fund All College Committee.
At the same meeting it -was de
cided to send a.-telegram of sup
port to Miss Gildersleeve,. dean
of Barnard College and woman
delegate to the San Francisco
Conference.
Lakonides Initiates
Ten Phys•Ed Majors-:
Lekonides, . women's physiCal
education honorary, initiated. the
following girls on -APril.l9'Mary
Barnett, Betty BroNivri,• Nan Jam
es; -Barbara Knoll, Violet Kugris,
Conitance Miceli, Claire .Parks,
Wanda Rickard ; Rebecca Welker,
and Mildred Yerkes. Miss Mar
ion J. Whallon, - physical .educa
tion instructor, was also initiated
as an honorary member.
The organization is planning a
cabin party in the WRA cabin
May 5.
Women in Spow6
Women's Recreation. Associa
tion released the names of the
champions and runners-up in the
intramural games for the 1944-45
season today. Five points are given
to the dormitory or sorority plac
ing first and three points for sec
ond place in. each intramural
sport. Ath East leads with 16
points. and Chi Omega is second
with 13 noints.
Ath East: Basketball, 5; arch
ery, 5; and golf, 5.
leyball, 5; and table tennis, 3.
Kappa. Alpha Theta: Table ten
nis, 5; and golf 3.
Women's Building: Basketball,
3; arid archery, 3.
Alpha Omricon Pi: Volleyball,
Chi Omega: Badminton, 5; vol
leyball, 5: and table tennis, 3.
Aith West: Badminton, 3
Referee Rating Given
Coeds who received their local
referee's rating in basketball
were Eunice Hurlburt and Laura
Craig. Gloria Snyder, Penny
Stevenson, and Eleanor Wray,
graduate assistant •in physical ed
ucation, received theirs in the
intramural class. Miss Mildred
Lucey, instructor in physical ed 7 '
ucation, renewed her national bas
ketball referee's rating.
Badminton Champs
CM Omega copped first honors
in the badminton tourney by de
feating. Ath West, 2-0. Ath West
'placed second by winning over
Kappa Delta, 3-0.
Chi Omega: Becky Walker and
Eunice Hurllburt, singles.
Ath West: Irish and Bet
ty Devling, singles; Julia Moore
and Ida Latimer, doubles.
Kappa Delta: Mary Harvey and
Lou "Martin, singles; Kathleen
Hamilton and Grace Schwartz,
doubles.
Gamma Phi keglers stopped the
KD's, 508-475; Delta Gamma bow
ed to AOPI, 691-624; and Tri-
Dorms defaulted to Theta Phi Al-
Gamma Phi Beta: Virginia Gal
lup, Jackteline Irvin, Helen Mill
er, Conn i e Myers, and ..Florence
Ratehfor .: • '
Kappa. .Delta: Florence: Glavin,
Barbara noll, toU•akartiri,'Mary
Ann. IVIaSOn, and Marjorie Med:
•Alpha Omricon Pi: Mary. Fran
sen, Madge Finkbeiner, Alice
Hooper, Mary Ann Jennings, - and
Helen Noble. •
• Delta Gamma: Marjorie Camp
bell, Doris Funk, • Dorothy Law
rence,. •GunAy Opperman, and
Grace .Tarno.
Intramural softball -starts on
MOndaY;
,according Becky Wal
ker, intramural chairman. ,
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PRTDAY, APRIL 27, 1945
Theta Sigma
To Hold-Tea, Dinner
Theta Slim Phi, women's na
tional journalism honorary, in:-
vites all journalism majors to a
tea from 2:30 to 4:30 Sunday af
ternoon in Atherton northeait
•
lounge.
. Plans for the annual Matrix
Dinner,, which will 'be• held May
17, are now being made, Nancy
Carastro, president, announced'
.thA week. Bids for the dinner
are presented to' women prom!,
nent on campus. Final arrange
ments for• the dinner will be. an-•
nounced later.
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230 W. College Ave. Phone 4987
State College
Merle Oberon as she ap
pears in the role of the beguil
ing George Sand, French au- •
thoress in Columbia Pictures': • '
Technicolor "A Song to Re
member", currently co-star
:!.'ring. Paul Muni. and featuXinti':s •
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