The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, October 27, 1949, Image 7
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1949 Girls’ Dormitories Choose Representatives to House Presidents of the various . living units on campus who will represent their group in the House of Representatives were elect ed this week. , . Presidents of the four units -in McElwain are Norma Gleg horn, Barbara Leith, Audrey Brua, and Johnny Claycomb. Others are Margaret Calahan, Nancy Jacob, Bettina DePalma, and Diane Sovel, Simmons; Barbara Reef her, McAllister; Marian Alder son, Grange: Eleanor Griffith, Women’s; Nan Bierman, Hem lock; Jeninne Belle, Spruce; Joyce Jeffries, Pine, and Nancy McLain, Oak. House Meeting A meeting was held last night to elec.t the vice-president and secretary of the House. ' The presidents ~of each living unit take any suggestions or com plaints to the Hoilse where they are discussed and acted upon.' Ella Louise Williams, who was elected as vice-president of WSGA last spring is automatic ally Speaker of the House. Booth Plans Due For Mardi Gras Sorority and group plans for 'booths at the Mortar Board Mar di Gras must be turned in to Eli zabeth Taylor at 113 McElwain today so that duplications of ideas may be adjusted and new plans made. , r The annual Mardi . Gras, held this year in Recreation Hall from 7 to 9 p.m. next Friday, will fea ture entertainment of patrons by sorority booths, the election and crowning, of .a king, and. the 1 pre sentation of a cup to the group which contributes the largest amount of money from its booth. Choice of the king will be de termined by the greatest number , of pennies which one , contestant gets. Persons may contribute any number of pennies for any one candidate. Pictures of the pros pective kings will be on display in the, Athletic Store window on Monday: Mortar Board committees, han dling the affair, as announced by Ruth Lehman, president of the organization, are King Committee, Shirley Gauger; Publicity, Com mie Keller and Pauly Moss; Tic ket, Virginia! Miller; Letters, Eli sabeth Taylor; and Food, Mary Cohen. . Kappa Kappa Gamma New initiates of Kappa Kappa Gamma are Lois Conover, Patri cia Harrington and Jj e atrice Tompson. Delta Zeta A dinner was held Monday night at the Nittany. Lion Inn in honor of the Delta Zeta Founder’s Day, October 24, 1902. Alumnae aiiia sorority members were pres ent. Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta entertained Sigma Pi fraternity in play room of McElwain. Hall last Thursday. A feature of the party was a show put on by. the Tri-Delts, including a “Can-Can,” a skit and soft-shoe number. Refreshments were serv ed and the rest of the evening Was spent in playing bridge, ping pong and dancing.’ VICS MILKY WAY 145 S. ALLEN ST. v j ICE CREAM BAR SANDWICHES THICK SHAKES Beta Sigma Omicron Wins Panhel Ciip Beta Sigma Omicron sorority was awarded the Paiihellenic scholarship cup for the third con secutive semester at a meeting of the Panhel Council on Tuesday evening. Dolores Jelacic, president, who presented the trophy to June Weimer, announced that accord ing to council' rules, a sorority that receives the award threecon secutiVe times is permitted. to keep the cup permanently. A new trophy will be awarded at the end of this semester. The sorority average of Beta Sigma Omicron for the spring semester was 2.17. Panhel Keys •, Senior members of Panhel were presented keys by Miss Je lacitf in recognition of their ser vice. Those l who received the awards, were Joyce Cotter, Con stance Croushore, Dolores Daly, Carolyn DeHart, Lois ‘ Dickson, Ruth Edelstein. Mary Fox, Gilda Greco, Sue Halperin, Lois Hughes, Louise Inserra, Dolores Jelacic, Sylvia Kulp, Sarah Pate, Lucille Phillips, Selma Rudnick, Esther Schrecengost, Florence Teresinski and Dorothy Werlinich. A strict silent period is being observed by all sororities until. 8 a.m! Monday: 1 when informal rush ing begins. Miss Ellamae Jackson, of the dean of women’s office, an nounced that bids that are pro perly addressed, unsealed and stamped may be turned in to. the dean’s office at any time after that. , > Expense Accounts Gilda Greco, chairman of the rushing committee reminded sor orities that expense accounts for formal' rushing are due at the next meeting of the council which will be in the Theta Phi Alpha Suite on November 8. Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Epsilon Pi pledges are Wil liam Albert; Burton Bronk, Alan New, Ralph Kohn, Norman Fry inan, Harry Kauffman, ■, Marcius Kimmelmon, Robert Miller, Joe Brown, Edwin Naythons, Edward [Goldberg, Leroy Prince and .Ger ald Brand. : v' , • Co- 24- HOUR SERVICE oh alt KODAK WORK "PACOLARGER" JUMBO PRINTS AT NO EXTRA • COST GIBS PHOTO FINISHING 212 E. College Are. Stale College. Pa. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Late. Permissions Gauger Announces JuniorPromHours Upperclass women have been granted twh o'clock permissions for the Junior Prom tomorrow night, Shirley Gauger, presi dent of fWSGA, announced yes terday^ At a special meeting of Sen ate, the group granted a one o'clock and a twelve o'clock permission to be taken either Friday or Saturday night by freshmen. The hours were de cided upon after a delegation Of freshmen girls had appealed to Senate for the above-named ' hours. Delta Zeta entertained its al umnae after the game last Satur day. It’S 1 l Ostar —Hutchison Announcement of the marriage of Roberta Hutchison to Allan Ostar has been made. Miss Hutchisbn who was grad uated from the College in journal ism is from Camp Hill. A member of Kappa Delta, she was editor of La Vie, news editor of the Colle- CALL— BILLMAN'S Custom Photography for HOUSEPARTY PHOTOGRAPHS NOW! PHONE CHARLIE BILLMAN 7713 BEANIE GUTTERMAN 6124 MAXINE BILLMAN ■l ! Yes, Camels are SO MILD that in a coast-to-coast test of hundreds of men and women who smoked Camels and only Camels for 30 consecutive days, noted throat specialists, making weekly examinations, reported NOT ONR SINGLE CASE OJ> THROAT IRRITATION DUE TO SMOKING CAMELS! PAGE SEVEN gian, and president of Theta Sig ma Phi. Mr. Ostar, who is from Phfla delphia was editor of the Colle gian, managing editor of Froth, and associate editor of La Vie. He was graduated from the College in the School of Education with a major in psychology. Aerc