TLTESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 195 Q Coeds To Vote T9day In WSGA-WRA,Finals , The final votes to elect new officers of WSGA and WRA will be cast today. Fifty-seven per cent of the women 'students voted in prelimin aries.to set. a record for total riumber of voters. Last year 50 per cent of the women students voted. Final candidates for secretary-treasurer of WSGA are JoAnu Edwards and Jane Grubb. All women, may vote for this office: .Tine Mason and• Barbara Werts are the final candidates for fresh-. man senator... Only freshmen may, vote for their. senator. Candidates for the WRA office of freshman representative are Nancy Lusk, jean Patterson, Marilyn Porter, and Patricia Rile. Freshman will vote for these can didates. Nancy Showers and Virginia Wellever are the WRA candidates fo r sophomore representative. Sophomores only are permitted to vote for this office. All women students will vote for either Jean Berg or Patricia Lively as WRA Secretary -treasur er. . Election polls are open from 10 o'clock to 7 o'clock and will be lo cated in Simmons, Atherton, Mc- Elwain, and Woman's building. Co-editi Omega Psi Phi Omega Psi Phi fraternity re cently initiated Alain Hunter and Jack Nicholas. Pledged by the fraternity were Allan Haile,_ Ri chard Hill, James Jaminson, Ro ger •Snead, Hardy Williams, and Herb Winston. Officers of the pledge class are: Roger Snead; president; Herb Winston, secre tary; and Hardy Williams. treas urer. • Alpha Epsilon Phi The pledge class of Alpha Epsilon Phi has elected the fol lowing girls as their pledge offi cers: Janice Freedman; president; Lois Beldman, secretary:. Nancy Stein, treasurer; and Debby Hel f ardt, editor. Sigma Phi Epsilon James Carrick, Kenneth. Crooks, Robert Fitzgerald, Richard Kee lan, Robert Kennedy, David de Lavale, Robert Naylor, William Pieramie, Phillip Rogers, and Ro bert Wicks were recently pledged at Sigma Phi Epsilon. Theta Chi Theta Chi's new pledges are John Ayers, Lloyd Dietrich, Charles F. Douds, Peter Fairchok, R a ymond Gallagher, Harrison Griffin, Thomas Lewis, Leo Lu genbeal, Alex Martin, Thomas E. Morton, James Nelson, James Ramsay, Dino Ruggieri, Craig Rupp, Sven Schiff, Chris Snyder, and Joseph P. Wirs Jr., James Hamster, Edward Keller, David W. Miller, William A. Schomberg, and Eugene Whitehouse are local pledges of the group. Alpha Gamma Delta Phyllis Brenckmarh has been elected president of Alpha Gam ma Delta'S pledge class. Other officers of the class are Mary Lou Transue, vice president; Betty Loux, secretary - treasurer; and Mildred McCleary, chaplain. • . Alpha Gamma Delta sorority has planued an informal party to entertffn Phi Delta Theta fra ternity at the Phi Delt House this Sunday afternoon. A skit is to be rresenteel and‘refreshments'are to be served. Delta Zeta Delta Zeta sorority entertained the Alpha Zeta fraternity - at a smiare clanca. Yesterday. Mr. Land caned Abe! ficr,urei. Between sets Th.> ohidents learned to rumba and samba. Delta Sigma Phi Thy new pledq,eg of Delta Sk ma Phi are: Jank Abele. • Jack Condit, Frank - Feraco, Jerome Farrington, Frank Martel. Jack Nranfino. TTRtwick. Rnl - crt naari,v. P:ar..ntino. r3nr, William Stotler, and THE DOILY CQLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PEIOISYLVANIA Marriages • Chetway-Broadkin Me: Robert Chetway and Miss Alice Broadkin were married at noon Monday at- the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and :Mrs. P. D. Broadkin, Rev. M. L. Cassoway officiating. The groom is a popular young bum who hasn't done a lick of work since he 'got skipped in the middle of his junior year at col lege. He manages to dress well and keep a supply of spending money because his dad is a soft hearted old fool who takes up his bad cheeks instead of letting him go to jail where he belongs. • The bride is a skinny little idiot who has been kissed by every boy in town since she was twelve years old. She .paints like a Sioux Indian, sucks cigarettes in secret, and drinks mean corn liquor when she is out joy-riding in her dad's car at night. She doesn't know how to cook, sew, or keep house. The house was newly plastered for the wedding and the exterior newly painted, thus appropriately carrying out th e decomtive scheme, for the groom was newly plastered. also, and the bride new ly painted. Rented Suit The groom wore a rented din ner suit over, underwear of imita tion silk. His pants were held up by green suspenders. His number eight patent leather shoes matched his state in tightness and harmonized nicely with the axle orease polish of his hair. In addi tion to his jag, he carried a pocket knife, a bunch of keys, an unpaid bill for a ring and his usual look of 'imbecility. The bride wore some kind of white thing that left most of her legs sticking out at one end and the bonev upper end sticking out at the other. The young' neople will make their home with the bride's par ents—which means they will sponge on the old man until he dies and then she will take in washing. In writing this uncommonly candid social note, Robert Quillen -'f the Fountain Inn, South Caro lina Tribune, employed fictitious names in order to guard against libel suits and simple assault, and "was thereby enabled to realize the 'ambition of every day-dreaming , eporter—to write, just once. an honest account of a local wedding. Beta Theta Pi The Betas are having a roller skating party Saturday, October 14, at the Coliseum. On Tuesday, October 17, the house will enter tain the Alpha Chi Omegas with a , spaghetti supper and other en tertainment. ~.. . ~ . - iii MAGIC • MAGIC NEW NAIL POLISH REMOVER . THE FRESH, FRAGRANT WAY •TO WHISK YOUR POLISH OFF IN AN INSTANT Just dip your fingertip into the PINKY* bottle, whisk . COMBINATION OFFER nail gently across the magic built-in brush, and quick- $l.OO PINKY Bottle w t i l l 00 with the built-in brush as a wink your polish is off. PINKY's safe, instant Plus Ns 4 or. action leaves your nails clean, fresh, PINKY Reill '— fragrant, cuticle soft, fingertips lovely. PINKY is economical, too, because you o(us can use it for many, many manicures. Try -..., Fedora( it today in .. our Cosmetics Department. Tex • Patios ' , aiding GRIGGS & KREAMER . Opposite Olci•Main - . Orchids. To John ... s9:Ksi z:f DOROTHY HORGAN SMILES happily as she pins the win ning corsage on her date, John Albarano, at the Dungaree Drag Saturday night. The corsage made by Dorothy for this girl-ask-boy affair sports a yellow toy banjo, three popcorn balls, three cigarettes, blue and white ribbon, and a small toy airplane with a propeller three inches long. The airplane was attached to a stick 18" long and fornied the base of the corsage. A real corsage of yellow, white, and orchid flowers was the prize. A record crowd attended the Drag, which' was sponsored by Cwens, sophomore women's honorary. Cwens' National Convention To Be Held Here Nov. 3-5 Approximately 55 Cwens from various colleges and universities are expected to attend the na tional Cwens' convention to be held at the College Nov. 3 to 5, Miss Mary Brewer, local advisor to Covens, announced yesterday. Committee chairmen have been named as follows: Catherine Gil roy, reservations; Lois Jakob, program; Marilyn Jones, work shop; Eleanor Miller, banquet; Virginia Miller, entertainment; and Sally Shapiro, food and lodging. Alumnae Cwens on cam pus will work in an advisory ca pacity. • Representatives are expected from the University of Pitts burgh, Miami university, Alle gheny college, Muskingum col lege, Carnegie Institute of Tech nology, University of Kentucky, University of Mississippi, Seton Hill college, Westminster college, and the Eastern Kentucky Teach ers' college. Mimeographing All Types of Printing Commercial Printing Inc. Glennland Bldg., Stite College New Jewelry On Display Modern jewelry, designed and made by Doris and Ed Weiner, New York silversmiths, is being exhibited in the first floor cases of the Home Economics building. The jewelry uses silver, gold, copper, and brash in combination with semi-precious stones, such as lapis lazuli and turquoise. Me tals are both polished and dull; stones are usually in the form of nuggets. Various pieces have. a 3- dimensional effect and are mobile. The drop earrings swing and the pendants are in constant motion. The exhibit, which will con tinue until Tuesday, is open to the public. It has been arranged by the Division of Home Arts under the direction of Mrs. Beth K. Wham, instructor in home art. PAGE SEVEN WRA Requires Practice Game For 1M Sports WRA intramural teams will be required to play a practice game this year before they enter regu lar competition, announced intra mural chairman Marilyn Before the practice basket ball games, members of the women's physical education staff will in struct the guards in zone defense and the forwards in shooting techniques. Basketball practices began last night and will continue for the rest of the week. Teams partici pating were representing Ather ton Hall, Women's building, Mc- Allister hall, Simmons hall, and McElwain hall. Eight sorority teams will play tonight. They are Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Omicron Pi, Delta Gamma, Delta Zeta, Kappa Alpha Theta, Alpha Chi Omega, Chi Omega, and Kappa Kappa Gam ma. The regular basketball sche dule will begin Monday. Games will be played every Monday through Tuesday. Two games are scheduled nightly at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. so that t eams of both leagues will play a game every night. Swimming practice sessions will begin Thursday. Ping pong teams are not required to have a practice and will begin compe tition lkfonday. engagentenb Fleming-Rosenberger Mrs. Clifford Rosenberger has announced the approaching mar riage of her daughter Barbara to George Richard Fleming. The wedding will take place on Sat urday, October 14 in Edge Hill, Glenside, Pa. Miss Rosenberger. a member of Alpha Chi Omega, was graduated from the College in June, 1949. Mr. Fleming, a member of Delta Upsilon, also graduated froin the College June of 1949. Gray-Winston Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Winst., of Pittsburgh, announced in the summer the engagement of their daughter, Joanne, to Walter Gray, also of Pittsburgh. Miss Winston. a senior in home economics, is a member of Beta Sigma Omi cron. Expert Sewing Work • Dressmaking • Altering •Buttonholes Made • Mending MRS. GARNER 132 McAllister St. Call State College 2030
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