WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1951
Sororities Plan
Open Houses
Panhellenic council announced
last night that sororities will hold
open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Feb.
17 in th e sorority suite rooms.
The open house will give girls
who are interested in
.going sor
ority an opportunity to meet
members of the sororities. All
rushees must have a one all-col
lege average, and freshman are
not permitted to rush. Margaret
Ann Bratt was appointed publicity
chairman for open house.
Plans for holding a Panhellenic
workshop which would include
other colleges were discussed at
the council meeting. Ella Louise
Wiliams is general chairman for
the proposed workshop, which
Would. be held either this spring
or next fall. Chairmen of other
committees are Lyn Levitt, cor
respondence; Patricia Weaver,
food; Geraldine Dosey, housing;
Isabel Cooper, program; and Nat
alie Adler, entertainment Fur
ther 'discussion of the workshop
was tabled until the next meet
ing.
Bettina DePalma and Janet
Rosen will assist Ruth Grotsky in
editing t h e Panhellenic booklet
which will be sent out next sum
mer. The booklet will be sent to
girls planning on entering th e
College in the fall.
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AIM To Sponsor
Post-Game-Dance
The second in a series of post
athletic dances will be sponsored
I.)y the Association of Independent
Men in Recreation hall following
the Penn State-West Virginia
baksetball game Saturday night.
Skip Reider's band will pro
vide music for the affair. Tic'
priced at 25 cents per person are
on sale at the Student Union desk
in Old Main. They will also be
~old at the door the night of the
-lance.
Clothing Drive
Fourteen large boxes of clothes
were collected during the annual
WSGA clothing drive.
"The drive was a big success
and I'd like to thank everyone,
who contributed," said Virginia
Miller. vice-president of WSGA.
The boxes of clothes were given
to the Friends association, who
will send them overseas to needy
children in* Europe and Korea.
Delta Delta Delta
The pledge class of Delta Delta
Delta sorority held a, tea for the
active members of the chapter.
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Bartlett-Nicholi
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Nichols,
Edgewood, have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Rosalind Jean, to Robert K. Bart
lett, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Stafford of Waterford. Miss Nich
ols is a Gamma Phi Beta and a
senior in home economics. Bart
lett was graduated from Gannon
college in Erie. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Snycler-Harsh
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Harsh
of Bradford announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Helen
Virginia, to Charles William Sny
der, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Snyder of Williamsport.
Miss Harsh, a senior and mem
ber of Alpha Xi Delta sorority.
is majoring in biology.. Snyder
is a junior in hotel administra
tion and member of Pi Kappa . Phi
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ment of their daughter, Barbara,
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versity last June. She is a mem
ber of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Bon
ner is a senior in meteorology
9.nd is president of Phi Kappa
fau fraternity.
Swim Club To Meet
WRA sWim club will meet
tomorrow at 7:30 p.m.,White
hall. The. meeting is . or offi
cers, mernbers, and those in
terested. in the Aquacade. It
will be in April or May.
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Ruth Megow Weds
George Dallas
In Duncan, Pa.
The marriage of Miss -Ruth
Megow, and George Dallas took
- , lace on January 27 in the home
:)f the bride's aunt, Mrs. Margaret
Snyder, in Linton Hill, Duncan,
Pa.
Th e bride was a senior at the
College and is from Orlando,
Florida. She is a member of Gam
ma Phi Beta sorority.
Mr. Dallas graduated from the
College in 1950 in commerce and
finance. He served in the navy
during the war. The groom is a
member of Tau Kappa Epsilon
and served on Tribunal at the
College.
Jean Garretson, a senior at the
College, was the maid of honor.
She was the only attendant.
The pair are now living in
York, Pa.
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