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Simmons Women
Present Musicale,
Classical Records
Simmons Hall women will pre
sent "Classical Musicale," a music
program featuring long playing
records, in Simmons Lounge, 8
p.m. today.
All students are invited to at
tend the program which will
open w ith Handel's "Alcina
Suite" and will be followed by
Beethoven's "Fourth Piano Con
certo" and Schubert's "Great C
Major Symphony."
If sufficient interest is shown,
the idea will be continued.
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Kappa Phi
Seven girls were recently ini
tiated into Kappa Phi, Methodist
girls' organization, recently. The
new members include Lois Jean
Condra, Jane Ellin Crane, Leslie
Knuth, Jacqueline O'Dell, Ro
berta O'Dell, Shirley Slick and
Isabel Sorenson.
Delta Delta Delta
Delta Delta Delta initiated
twelve members Saturday after
noon. New initiates are Adelaide
Bailey, Betsi Conoway, Nancy
Cray, Janet Evans, Isobel Grieg,
Lois Hartley, Marjorie Jones,
Nancy Maurer, Elinor Ralston,
Janet Reed, Esther Rinehuls,
Anne Woodfin.
The initiation climaxed Delta
Week, during which pledges and
members exchanged parties.
Pi Kappa Alpha
Newly elected officers for the
spring semester at Pi Kappa Al
pha are Richard Shultz, presi
dent; David Briner, vice-presi
dent; John Birkmann, treasurer,
and Thomas Karolcik, secretary.
Alpha Gamma Rho
The following men were ini
tiated in Alpha Gamma Rho
Sunday: Donald Anthony, Leslie
Bender, Ramsey Buchanan,
Glenn Bullock, James Clark,
Richard Dum, Robert Flowers,
John Hanby, Jay McDanel, John
Melchor, Paul Or ne r, Russell
Orner, Richard Post, John Shear
er, William Shute, Alan Wright.
All elassfiled advertisements must be
In by 12:00 p.m. day preceeding issue.
Prices are 40e one insertion : 41.00.
three insertions: 17 words or less. All
words over 17 three for Se for each
insertion. Call Collegian 6711.
WANTED
WANT SUBSTITUTE for room at Nit
tany Dorms. Pease call 4409. Ask for
Mort Snitzer, Phi Sigma Delta.
FOR SALE
TWO SUITS, gray gabardine tailor made
and blue worsted-text excellent condi
tion. Size 42. Call 4179 after 6 p.m.
1948 FORD 5-passenger coupe, one owner
Radio, heater, seat-covers, undercoat
ng, 12,600 miles. $1550 cash. Call 3422
after 5:30 p.m.
SIZE 38 TUX. Good condition. Will sac
rifice. See George Piedmo, Nittany 33-6,
ext. 293.
1936 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. 1946 mo
tor, good rubber, new battery, recent paint
job. Call Marilyn, extension 366 J between
8 and 5.
AILS. SIZE 42. Worn twice $3O. Skis
olea harnesses $lO. Sheep-lined flying
SPECIALS
for
SOPH HOP
WHITE ORCHIDS 2.98 up
ORCHIDS 1.98 up
2 GARDENIAS 1.50
CAMELLIAS 98c ea.
Woodring's Floral Gardens
117 E. Beaver Phone 2045
Coeds Compete
in Telegraphics
Coeds will compete in the first
meet of National Telegraphic
Swimming in White Hall pool at
7:45 p.m. today.
The nature of the meet requires
that girls swim against time in
order that scores may be sent to
Skidmore College, host school for
this year's competition. A second
meet to allow for the bet
terment of ties will be held Fri
clay, February 25.
Approximately 50 schools enter
Telegraphics each year, and each
entry is placed in a region. They
may qualify for first, secone., third
place, etc., in that competition as
well as for a place nationally.
Teams from the College have
done consistently well in placing
regionally and nationally, last
year's team placing first in the
Eastern Region and fourth, na
tionally.
Team members who have com
pleted the eight one-half hour
daily swim periods necessary for
entry are Lois Evans, Marilyn
Guillet, Commie Keller, Lucy
Mitinger, Reta Reed and Betty
Jane Strom. Miss Ruth Leonard. is
coach of the team and is assisted
by Miss Jacque Zivic.
Philotes To Honor
Advisors at Tea
Philotes will entertain their
advisor, Miss Marie Haidt, asso
ciate professor of physical edu
cation, and their prospective ad
visors, Dr. Jessie Bernard, asso
ciate professor of sociology, and
Dr. Agnes McElwee, associate
professor of English composition
at a tea in the study lounge of
Simmons on Saturday from two
to four. Members of Philotes will
serve refreshments.
An open meeting for all inde
pendent women will be held in
the second floor lounge of Sim
mons at 7 p.m. Monday. This
meeting is mainly for prospective
members and all independent
women are urged to attend.
Philotes was organized in 1937
to bring independent women into
a closer relationship in their so
cial life and activities. Discus
sions, speakers, and social func
tions are all included in plans for
this semester.
CLASSIFIEDS
jacket, Schick electric razor $3.50. Call
Kermit Brown, 2638.
TUXEDO, BRAND new, size 37 regular
A bargain. Call George 4332.
PAIR OF GLASSES—brown ease in or
near Rec. Hall, Saturday night. Phone
4400 ; contact Patrol Office.
BETWEEN Cooks Restaurant and 402 E.
College avenue at noon, Feb. 13: Bill
Kriner's wallet. Reward.
LADIES' WHITE gold Bulova watch,
White Hall, M o nd a y night, initials
"NDZ" on buck. Call 349 Ath Hall.
CENTRAL Allt School Aviation Training
Pin between Schwab and Simmons Fri
day. Call B. J. Burket, 353 Simmons.
HAVING TROUBLE with German? Will
tutor at very reasonable rates. Call
Fred, 3150 between 9-10 p.m.
DRESSES and formals altered and made
For students only. Reasonable prices
Work guaranteed. Cal 8453.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
LOST
MISCELLANEOUS
Women's Honorary
To Compile List
Of Chaperones
A list of available chaperones
for group dances and social
events is being compiled in the
Dean of Women's office.
This project was undertaken at
the request of the Dean of Wo
men who found that many organ
izations had diffffieulty in secur
ing chaperones for dances and
social affairs.
At its weekly meeting Mortar
Board elected new officers to fill
vacancies left by graduating sen
iors. Lois Resler was elected
treasurer; Marjarie Gorham, his
torian; and Nancy Ault, Frances
Keeney and Patricia Kinkead
were chosen to write an article
for the Mortar Board Quarterly,
national publication .
Easton Man Wins
Sorority Contest
David Bergstein of Easton won
the portable radio given by Alpha
Epsilon Phi in their contest
sponsored January 25 for the sor
ority's local project, the Penn
State Nursery school.
Of the $l5O the sorority has
raised for the project, $lOO will
be given to the school and the
rest will go to the GI Nursery
school.
Alpha Delta Sigma
Donald Baker was recently el
ected secretary and Frank Rose,
treasurer, of Alpha Delta Sigma,
men's national advertising hon
orary.
QUICK PRESSING FOR
SOPH HOP
We will remain open Friday night
until 10:00 p.m. to press your
suit for Soph Hop.
HALL'S DRY CLEANING SHOP
Under the Corner Room
Entrance on Allen Street
Charles
124 S. ALLEN
Opens
Tomorrow
SEE YOU TOMORROW
The Eyes of the Camera
Are Upon You
at the
Penn State Photo Shop
For The Best In
PORTRAITS
Films - Frames - Photos
can Slate Photo Sho p
212 East College Avenue
naturally we had you in mind
when we designed our new store.
also when we were selecting
our new spring clothes
AT 124 S. ALLEN
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1949