or;rBffilAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1948
Education Honorary
Initiates Seventeen
Women Students
Seventeen new members will
be initiated into Pi Lambda
Theta, women's education honor
ary, in the Westminster Founda
tion today, said Dr. Agnes R. Mc-
Elwee, president.
The Founder's Day banquet
after the initiation ceremony will
commemorate the thirty-first an
niversary of Pi Lambda Theta.
Mr. Dorothy Veon, national treas
urer of the honory and a mem
ber of the faculty at George
Washington University, will be
the guest speaker. Her topic will
be "Switzerland and Her Place in
International Unity."
New members are Marian Al
derson, Susan Bissey, Janet De-
Golia, Nancy Evans, Ann Fick
enscer, Jean Frankenfield, Paul
ine Gilleland, Delores Hocker,
Jean Laßar, Alice McFeely, Sara
Messina, Mrs. Rosemarie Ole
wine, Mary Jane Schwing, Ruth
Snyder, Margaret Spencer, Eliz
abeth T a ylo r, and Beatrice
Tucker.
The initiation ceremony is in
charge of the Pi Lambda Theta
junior board. General chairman
for the banquet will be Mrs.
Louise Ashburn Stethers.
engagemenl3
Sowash—McKenna
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Mc-
Kenna of Drexel Hill, Pa. have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Jean Marie, to
James E. Sowash. Miss McKenna
is a senior at Seton Hill College.
Mr. Sowash, a veteran of World
War II is enrolled in the School
of Engineering at the College.
All classified advertisements most be
in by 12 :00 p.m. day *preceeding Mew.
Prices are 40e one insertion ; 21.00.
three Insertions: 17 words sr leas. All
words over 17 three for be for each
insertion. Call Collegian ail.
WANTED
ONE RIDE to Philadelphia, Penn Week
end, leaving any time after 10 a. m. Fri
day. Call 268 Simmons after 6:80.
WILL SWAP 45-yard Penn ticket, plus
cash for two together. Call Herb 4151
TRADE Penn Ticket NC R-18 Seat 6 for
R-17 seat 22 or 30. Call Marshall 3918.
EtitN, UP to $1.95 per hour on steady
Part-thne basis. See "Perry" at the Dux
MIL
DelOir'VelY middle-ged married couple for
walpstid of November 13, Friday and
Bautday nights. Call Bill Wilson, Pollock
Cirebt, Dorm 8.
lUDs to Phila or vicinity Friday Otte 5
Call 8144 any time. .
WANTED—Ride to Baltimore, any time
irkiay. Phone Biddle at 2965.
LOW—GIRL'S High School class ring
with pearl center. Initials, F.A.K., Call
Smith, 5091-Ext. 791. Reward.
PERSON who took field jacket in place of
his outside 216 F.L. Tues., Oct. 26. con
tact Hamilton, 4171.
BLACK PARKER "51" Pen in vicinity
Old Main or Home Ec. Call Bell 6051,
Extension 790.
MISCELLANEOUS
SPANlSH—Tutoring in reading and con-
variation with the aid of wire record
ins. Please contact Eduardo Paz. P.O
Box 563. Boro. Phone 4882.
HEY I SWAP 'EIS Every fellow has
lame tiee he never wears. In our files
are names of fellows who want just the
type you don't. Send us $l.OO and 1 to
6 ties. We'll send the same number of
ar.
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FOR GIFTS THAT PLEASE, KNIT NOW
WITH WOOLS FROM
Margaret - Sitop
co-cilia
Pi Kappa Phi
Pi Kappa Ph i entertained
Sigma Nu with "tea" at a game
listening party on Saturday after
noon. The favor was reciprocated
the same evening at the Sigma
Nu house.
Zeta Tau Alpha
Margaret Bastian and Sally
Denny were initiated into Zeta
Tau Alpha last night.
Recently elected president of
the sorority pledge class is Betty
Jane Tressler. Other pledge offi
cers are Isabel Sorenson, vice
president, and Sylvia Kulp, see
retary.
Sigma Delta Tau
Anita Weiner was pledged by
Sigma Delta Tau last night. The
actives of Sigma Delta Tau. held
a cabin party in honor of their
23 pledges at the American Le
gion cabin Sunday. A skit was
presented by the actives after
which hot dogs, potato salad,
and bak9d beans were served.
All the couples then participated
in the calling of square dances.
The affair was planned by Sara
jane Cherashore and Myrna Tex.
Alpha Chi Omega
Actives and pledges of Alpha
Chi Omega were entertained by
Phi Delta Theta at a Halloween
party Saturday afternoon.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sigma Alpha Epsilon enter
tained Kappa Alpha Theta soror
ity at dinner and an informal
evening afterwards at the chap
ter house on Wednesday, Octo
ber 27.
CLASSIFIEDS
different ones, cleaned and in good con
dition. Specify type desired. In addition.
every sixth customer gets a $2 tie FREE I
Send ties and $l.OO to Floyd C. Day,
President, the Campus Tie Exchange, 2312
Layfayette Ave.. Bronx 61, N. Y.
WILL PERSON who picked up wrong
cost in Eng. C, between 9 and 10 Mon
day, call Leo 3960.
PERSON who picked up the wrong blue
gab topcoat last week near 109 Osmond,
may swap it for his by calling Wolf, 3204 , -
6618.
WE WILL "TYPE" your reports, theses,
and manuscripts. Our work is neat,
Prompt, and reasonable. Secretarial Serv
ice. State College note!. Room 206, above
The Corner. Phone 4906.
TUXEDO RENTAL and other formal at
tire—reasonable prices—complete oat Alt
$5.50. Come in now and be measured for
the Tux you'll wear to Junior Prom.
SOCIAL CHAIRMA--Gerad Bahler. or
chestra of Williamsport is available for
your fraternity danee, for house party
weekend. For further information, call
Bill Seltzer, 4444.
ELECTRIC TRAIN Marklin 70 ft.
track, 4 engines, 1 transformer, 10
cars. Very reasonable; like new. T. F.
Harrison, 204 Eng. D.
1939 CHEVROLET Coupe. good mechan
ical condition. New brakes. Must sacri
fice. Call Frank, 3989, between 7 and .9.
23-FOOT National Trailer—built-in beds
1941 model. Reasonable. COI 8186.
FOR SALE Electric hotplate with two
burners. Call 4011.
1989 HARLEY-DAVIDSON "80r per
fect condition. Reasonable. Call Bob
Jones, 3468 after 7 p.m.
FOR SALE--Black tuxedo size Kt. Good
condition. Phon Norman Gnaxey-4872.
ROOM fur male student, near campus
Cheap. Call Bob Miller, 4402.
TEE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
FOR SALE
FOP RENT
KA TExpresses Thanks
Gives Fraternity
The 'Bird'
Reciprocity may not have been
the motivating influence, but any
way Thetas seemed to have ex
tended the meaning to "a duck for
a duck."
Not content with an ordinary
thank you, members of Kappa
Alpha Theta personally delivered
a seven-pound drake to Sigma Al
pha Epsilon as a means of expres
sing gratitude for a duck dinner.
He wasn't supposed to have that
innate capacity for flying, but
something hidden enabled him to
break his leash and disappear.
Pledges scoured the neighborhood
until a relief call from Acacia as
sured the brothers of his where
abouts.
"Minerva" spent Friday night in
the bathtub, closest substitute for
his original habitat. Though a note
specified laying mash and oats as
the proper food a few members
scoffed at the idea and insisted
beer could do no harm. Just in
case, however, "Minerva" was al
lowed corn and bread crumbs.
Because of the problem inno
cent "Minerva" raised, he was
presented to the chapter cook.
Another duck dinner, perhaps?
Treble Singers
Add Members
The following new members
have been chosen for treble sing
ers, announced Elmer C. Ware
ham, director.
First sopranos include Louise
Drozdiak, Sally Greenberger, Ann
Hillegas, Nancy Neusbaum, Mar
jorie Pratt, Dorothy Rhodes, Eliza
beth Swift, Betty Lou Williams,
Carol Wineman.
Second sopranos are Jane Ash
enfelter, Helen Bender, Louise
Conte, Myrval Jones, Sally Lees,
Frances Lohr, Mary Glenn Myers,
Lorraine Rekus, Marjorie Louise
Weider.
First altos include Ida Green
berg, Ruth Glebhard, Jacqueline
Hunter, Hildegard Hurm, Isabel
Leach, Dorothy Miller, Lucille
Philips, Martha Reichenbach,
Frances Rice, Laura Jo Rose, Sue
Sharbaugh.
Second Altos are Nancy Brick
er, Gertrude Fetzer, Patricia Hen
ry, Adele Holz, June Kratz, Joyce
McLaughlin, Elizabeth Miorelli,
Jane Pollard, Anne Louise Swe
ger, Jane Taylor, Marguerite Wil
liams.
Wei(limp
Minnich—Benchoff
Miss Eleanor Minnich, Waynes
boro, R.D. 3, became the bride of
Paul Benchoff, Waynesboro, R.D.
4, this summer. Mr. Benchoff, a
Marine Veteran, is now a junior
at the College.
Bond—Meyers
The wedding of Miss Susan
Bond and Don Meyers took place
at State College this summer. Mr.
Meyers is a hotel management
major at the College.
"Most Likely
to Succeed"
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SO. a. OS. ON SOSSO
'MA CLA,
WRA Outing Club, under the
presidency of Maryjane Blizzard,
is looking forward to a varied sea
son of outdoor activity and has al
ready taken advantage of the
weather's opportunities.
The club opened the fall season
in October with a weekend cabin
party to the WRA cabin located
in Shingletown. Boys from Pol
lock Circle were invited to par
ticipate in the club's hike to Mt.
Nittany on October 24. After ar
riving at the top, the hikers play
ed bridge, rested and climaxed
the day with a weiner roast.
Next event in the future is the
Sunday morning breakfast and
La Vie Pictures
WSGA House of Representa
tives' LaVie picture will be
taken at the Photo Shop at
7:15 p.m. today, said Shirley
Gauger, House president.
Panhellenic Council mem
bers are reminded by Adelaide
Finkelston, president, that the
Panhel picture will be taken
at 6:15 p.m. today.
Coed's Debate Team
Accepts 26 Members
Twenty-six women were add
ed to the women's debate team
following tryouts held last week,
according to Helen Dickerson,
manager.
The new members include Ade
laide Bailey, Lorraine De Joseph,
Joan Esterly, Shirley Felman, Yo
lando Fernando, Phyllis Fleischer,
Harriet Greenberg, Vilma Griese
mer, Wanda Harter, Norma Hol
lender, Dorothy Jones, Margaret
Jones, Marjorie Land, Margaret
Lapp, Pauline Lipser, Miriam
Margolis, Nancy Maurer, Diana
Miller, Bernice Moskowitz, Ro
mayne Parker, Esther Reinehuls,
Nancy Schade, Kathleen Senior,
Jane Sutherland, Ella Williams
and Muriel Wisoker.
GeigerAppointedAdvisor
WRA's executive board recent
ly appointed Susan Geiger senior
advisor. Miss Geiger replaces
Elaine Nelson, who resigned.
Alpha Epsilon Pi
Alpha Epsilon Pi recendy ini
tiated Jack Sirott.
it; a s.at
3.11
Belle of the Junior
Prom That's what you'll
be in one of our new season
formals long and
beautifully elegant in
heavenly fabrics and colors.
Come in today and try them
ow. Either charge your
gown or send the bill home
to dad.
Smart gals always
see what CHARLES
has firstf
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hike combination planned for No
vember 15. The winter season will
feature skiing every afternoon on
Holmes at 4 p.m., ice-skating,
sledding parties and Christmas
caroling. Scavenger hunts, hik
ing, and picnics will highlight the
spring season.
Membership is still open far
those girls wishing to join the
Outing Club, which meets every
other Thursday. Other officers of
the club are Louise Way, vice
president, and Annabelle Eshel
man, secretary.
Leonides Forms
Constitution
Leonides, recently reorgardzed
association of independent wom
en, has established a constitutles
for the new organization.
The governing body of the as
sociation, the Council, is compos
ed of one representative front
each of the specified districts to be
set up at the beginning of each
fall term by a committee appoint
ed by the Council of the preceding
spring semester.
The Executive Committee con
sists of a president, vice-president,
recording secretary, correspond
ing secretary and treasurer. The
president will represent Leonides
in All-College Cabinet and the
vice-president will be the inde
pendent senator to WSGA.
All independent undergraduate
women at the College are mem
bers of the organization.
Kappa Delta
The pledge class of Kappa Delta
recently elected Dolly Hyden,
president; Phyllis Oxford, vice
president; June Dager, secretary;
Joan King, treasurer.
Delta Delta Delta
Joan Dunlap and Lois Kartley
were recently pledged by Delta
Delta Delta.
Chi Phi
Chi Phi entertained actives and
pled of Delta Delta at
the hi Phi Delta
house Sunday after
noon.
SOUTH ALLEN STREET
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