PACE BOAT
Fall T heme Keynotes
Fraternity Parties
Colorful Fall and Hallowe'en themes will keynote most fra
ternity Houseparty celebrations tomorrow night as 34 houses spot
light the weekend's entertainment finale with a gala review of
parties and dances .
Although the predominant autumn motif has kept social chair
men hustling variegated leaves, crisp corn shocks, and big fleshy
pumpkins into chapter and social rooms, several houses have de
parted radically from the general trend in favor of more unusual
themes. _
Theta Chi's annual "Bowery
Ball, unique for its derbies and
bow ties, will feature the famed
lower East Side of New York,
while Beta Sigma Rho fraters
dance to the music of Gabe Gar
land's band in a Mexican atmos
phere.
Ti. Dance
About 800 ties, collars, and
scarves, will bedeck the ceiling
and walls of Lambda Chi Alpha's
social room tomorrow night for
their "Tie Dance," while Delta
Sigma Phi party goers are enter
tained by the music of Gene
Sprague at the Delta Sig "Pink
Elephant Dance."
Pat Patterson's band will pro
vide music for Zebra Club patrons
at the Zeta Beta Tau house, while
Acacia, with Al Alexander of
Wilkes-Barre, and Delta Chi,
with Huff Hall playing amid a
bevy of plastic bubbles, stage
informal affairs.
Hallowe'en motifs have been
adopted by Pi Kappa Phi and
Alpha Gamma Rho for their
dance tomorrow night at the Pi
Phi house. Johnstown's Buddy
Wills will provide the music. A
117 E. BEAVER AVENUE
THE BIGGEST
JUNIOR PROM - FALL HOUSEPARTY
CHARLIE BARNET and HIS
FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
• VARSITY FOOTBALL
UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA vs. PENN STATE
• VARSITY SOCCER
• Varsity Cross Country
FRATERNITY DANCES • TICKETS ON SALE TODAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24,
• AT A.A. TICKET WINDOW
By Pete Warker
Williamsport band will entertain
dungaree and wool shirt-clad
guests at Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Triangle Hay Ride
Triangle dates will climb aboard
an old fashioned hay wagon for
an evening at the Ski Lodge, and
rustic merriment is also in store
for Sigma Phi Alpha guests at
their Whipple's Dam cabin party.
Three Bucknell orchestras will
bolster the weekend's music sup
ply as Delta Upsilon presents the
Campus Kings of Bucknell, and
Chi Phi and Sigma Chi house—
guests dance to the music of
other Bucknell groups.
Sigma Phi Sigma plays host to
the merged Alpha Sigma Phi and
Alpha Kappa Pi houses tomorrow
night at a formal dance with
Gene Witmer and his band sup
plying the music. Afternoon hors
d'oeuvres will be served to Sig
ma Nu guests with an evening
record dance to follow.
Fraternity pledges come in for
their big affair this weekend too.
Theta Xi is featuring the "Blue
Notes" at their Saturday night
neophyte party, while Jack Rowe
and his band provide the tunes
Woodring's
FEATURING
Saturday, Oct. 25, 1947
NAVY vs. PENN STATE
CORNELL vs. PENN STATE
THE DAIL? COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE,
Isltjss,ll i
the YEAR
Long-Range Radar
Radar with a range of 150 miles
is being developed by the Air
Corps based in Newfoundland,
and will soon be tested at Wash
ington and New York. The Air
Corps is determining the be
havior of the "seeing eye" under
winter traffic conditions.
for Sigma Pi's pledge dance.
Alpha Chi Sigma has Paul
Grove on the program for danc
ing tomorrow night, while• a din
ner dance for members and
guests will wind up Sigma Alpha
Epsilon's weekend festivities.
Hallowe'en Motif
At Phi Sigma Delta, Dick
Berge will play for Hallowe'en
dancers as the Alpha Zetas are
entertained by a Tyrone combo
at a semi-formal affair. An in
formal record dance will high
light weekend activities at the
Beaver House.
Phi Kappa Tau, featuring the
music of the Campus Owls, is
expecting a big turnout for its
informal dance Saturday night,
while Pi Kappa Alpha guests
dance in corn shock surroundings
to the music of a Reading band.
Pi Lambda Phi will attempt to
drop a day or two at its "Lost
Weekend" informal party, while
Phi Epsilon Pi features the
"Stardusters" at its annual open
house affair.
A five piece aggregation will
supply the tunes at Phi Sigma
Kappa where blue and white
streamers and decorations supply
the local color. Phi Delta Theta
has adopted a general fall theme
for its dance, while the Phi
Kappas will stage the only fra
ternity costume ball of the week
end.
With dungarees and plaid shirts
the only acceptable garb, the
Phi Gamma Deltas will present
their traditional "Corn Dance."
Music is by Harry Krimmel and
his band.
Phone 2045
CLASSIFIED SECTION
All classified ad\ ertisements
must be in by 4:30 p.m. day
preceding issue. Prices are: 40c
for one insertion; $l.OO, three
insertions; 17 words or less.
Call Collegian, 711.
FOR SALE—Evening gown like
new, size 9; $lO. 351 Winderest
after 5 p.m.
FOR SALE Convertible 1941
Plymouth deluxe and all ac
cessories. Phone Jim, 4703.
BARLEY motorcycle, excellent
condition, with winter shield,
ixty miles per gallon gasoline;
$2OO. Call Russ, 3191.
FOR SALE—Pure bred puppies,
3 months old, AK.C. registered,
with 15 National and Interna
tional Champions in the last four
generations. Phone Pine Hall
Kennels, State College 2280.
WANTED—Riders to Pittsburgh;
leave after game, return Sun
day evening. Call Mitchell, 4444.
WANTED to buy secondhand
copies of Wann's "Rise of Real
ism." Apply 204 Sparks Bldg.
Need Girls For Party
Ten more students, especially
girls, are needed to complete the
roster for the All-College cabin
party sponsored by the Penn
State Christian Association this
Saturday and Sunday, according
to Scott Rhodes, co-chairman of
the Lodge committee.
The party will leave from the
rear of Old Main at 4:45 p.m.
Saturday and return Sunday
morning. .
Floral Gardens
JAMES E. WOLFF 19, Manager
Friday, Oct. 24, 1947
• JUNIOR PROM
• RECREATION NALL-9 P. M. TO I A. M.
• SEMI-FORMAL-44.00 PER COUPLE
VANTA
FOR SALE
WANTED
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1D47
OPPORTUNITY: Person with
experience in a dyer tis ing
makeup and sales can take over
important Critique magazine job
Call Alex Gregory, 815.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—Light tan jacket on 3rd
floor New Physics building.
Finder please call 4420.
WILL FLUNK Com 42 unless
person who acquired Finney'&
"Prin. of Accounting - in reading
room of Library returns it tc
Martin, 2405.
LOST—S ilver hand wrought
pansy ring, and silver link
bracelet. Sentimental value. Con
tact Sally Gillette, 217 Jordan.
LOST—Black wallet with gold
design, zipper case. Finder
please call 209 Irvin Hall.
MISCELLANEOUS
DO YOU fall asleep at night?
Then meet the HOST GHOST
at Westminster Foundation cos
tume party Halloween, 7:30 p.m,
Heh, heh. Hostes Ghostes.
IT IS RUMORED that the boys
in Charlie Barnet's Band are
so hot that they wear asbestos
undies.
FRATERNITIES, sororities, in
dependents. Have candid or
formal pictures taken of activi
ties by student. Call 2247 after 7
p.m.
FOUND!!!
Corkie, with that OLD LOOK
NOTICE Students, have your
electrical work done by Earl
Smith. Call for and' delivery serv
ice. Phone 6234.
STATE COLLEGE, PA.