FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1951
Sleek Silhouette Stays
Say Fashion Experts
Splphur and molasses may be one remedy for those midwinter
blues,. but a happier - tonic for the college girl is the planning of
her spring wardrobe.
February issues of leading fashion magazines are featuring
many Paris-inspired styles. The silhouette is still a sleek one. Vari
ation on the basic sheath line have been artfully achieved by de-
tails such as the jutting tunic,
scarf-stole or low-placed hem
line pleats. The trumpet silhou
ette is the distinguished expon
ent of the slim line that bursts
into low, flared fullness at the
hemline.
In keeping with this basic sil
houette, the newest suit, is a
form-fitting wool sheath dress
with a waist-length jacket, boxy
or, flared. The dress is cut like . a
jumper and may be worn singly
or with a blouse. Likewise, the
jacket is doubly useful as a top
for other skirts.
. Long Jacket
A new twist to the classic .suit
is the long fitted jacket. with -an
oblique closing. This' line helps
to create a curved look, which is
also carried out - in the padded
hipline and slanted pockets.
Spring just wouldn't seem nat
ural without an influx of spark
ling prints, and this season is no
exception. Variety is the keynote
—from dainty miniatures to pre
cise gec r_etries, oversized florals
and gaudy Roman stripes. Fabrics
are all-important -- luxurious
silks are available as well as the
sheerest nylons; linen seems to
be coming into its own again.
Mangone Topper
The Mangone-inspired topper is
rapidly becoming as perennial as
Easter itself because of the ease
with which it goes over suits and
slim dresses. Full-length coats
are shaped and fitted or shaped
and flowing loosely in the pyra
mid line.
It's a toss-up as to whether
gray can ever be replaced as one
of the best basic colors, but it's
getting plenty of competition
from postman's blue, a soft, med
ium shade which seems to en
hance every complexion and hair
shade. A sweep of brilliant pur
ple for suits and toppers or just
a. touch at the throat spells fash
ion this season; the new acces
sory color for spring is a flash
of vivid orange-brown—striking
when worn with navy, gray,
brown or black. A high note of
white and a soft touch of beige
complete the harmony.
Phi Kappa Sigma
Newly elected officers of Phi
Kappa Sigma are president, Otto
Grupp; social chairman, James
Keightly; scholastic chairman,
John Wylie; recording secretary,
John Stewart; corresponding sec
retary, Nathaniel Netscher, treas
urer Richardson Farley, pledge
master, James Davis; rushing
chairman, Lewis Baldwin; house
manager, Edward Davis; caterer,
Samuel Kincaid.
New pledges of the fraternity
are Robert Betz, Clifford Stewart,
Thomas Gardner, George Knous,
Jay Headly, Warren Houseman,
Raymond Barr.
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Jo Ann Lee
Heads Cwens
Jo Ann M. Lee was recently
eleCted president of the 1951 class
of CwenS, sophomore. women's
honorary. Other officers are: vice
president, Joanne Williams; sec
retary, Barbara Denniston; treas
urer, Yvonne Carter.
The following positions were
filled at the grotip's first meet
ing, held on Monday evening:
ritual, chairman, Grace Ander
son; publicity chairman, Joanne
Hutchon; service chairman, Mary .I
Lou Elliott; historian; Doris
Cook; •correspondent for "Tid",
national Cwen publication, Bar
bara Baker; faculty advisor, Miss
Mary. E. Brewer.
Eileen Harrington
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Marries Don Roy
Miss Eileen Patrice Earrington,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
M. Harrington, of Mt. Lebanon,
was married to Donald Dennler
Roy, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. .E.
Roy, of 'Philadelphia.
Miss Patricia Crawford of Mt.
Lebanon served as maid of honor,
and Miss Mary Harrington, sister
of the bride, was bridesmaid.
Parry Roy, brother of the
groom, was best man.
The bride wore a transparent
white velvet gown fashioned with
a Peter Pan collar, trimmed with
seed pearls. Her finger tip veil
of illusion was attached to a tiara
of seed pearls.
The bride is a member of Kap
pa Kappa Gamma sorority, and
was a senior in home economics.
Mr.. Roy is a graduate of the Col
lege, and is a member of Sigma
Nu fraternity.
The couple is living in Phila
delphia.
Zeta Tau Alpha
Sally - Deal and Carolyn Kline
were pledged by Zeta Tau Alpha
sorority Monday night.
Newman Club
A mixer sponsored by the
Newman club to acqtaint new
Catholic students with the ac
tivities of the group will be
held at 8 o'clock tomorrow
night at Phi Kappa fraternity,
338 East Fairmount avenue.
AIM
• Post - Athletic
Dance No. 2
• Saturday Night
After. Game
• Rec Hall
• 25c Admission
• Skip Reider's
Orchestra
• Tickets at
Student Union
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Philotes Holds
Open House
On Monday.
Philotes, social club for inde
pendent women on campus, will
hold its regular Open House
meeting Monday at 7 p.m. in the
Play Room of White Hall.
President Ruth Aaron said all
independent coeds are welcome
to attend the get-acquainted pro
gram. All independent women in
their second semester or better
and having a 1 average are eli
gible to join at a later meeting.
Philotes meets twice a month
and has plans for a semi-formal
spring dance.
Entertainment committee mem
bers for Monday's Open House
are Dorothy Green, chairman.
Janet Moeder, Phyllis Eaton, and
Carolyn Abrahams.
On the refreshment committee
are Evelyn Kaufman, chairman,
Beverly Silverman, and Jean Col
ler.
Favor committee members are
Mary Ann Johnson, chairman,
Laura Badway, and Audrey
Lutz.
Marjory Evans
Weds Howard Fish
Miss Marjory Anne Evans,
daughter of Mr. George Evans,
of Erie, was married on Jan. 27
to Howard McFarland Fish, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fish, also
of Erie.
Miss Mary Mueller, of Erie,
was the maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were the Misses Jo
ann Daubenspeck and Patricia
Acosta, sorority sisters. of the
bride, and Miss Jean Lasher.
John Fish, brother of the
groom, served as best man.
Miss Evans wore a gown of
white lace and tulle, with a
fingertip veil attached to a lace
Juliet cap. She carried a bouquet
of white carnations.
The bride is a member of Kap
pa Kappa Gamma sorority, and
was a senior in elementary edu
cation. Mr. Fish is a junior in
liberal arts at Princeton univer
sity.
The couple are now living in
Princeton, N.J.
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*Grant Dixon became first Lion freshman
Intercollegiate wrestling champion
*John Benglian won his first E. I. B
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*And SALLY'S was in the 12th
year of service to the
students.
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Bird-Arnold
The engagement of Miss Jean
M. Arnold, daughter of Mrs.
Henry C. Arnold and the late Mr.
Henry C. Arnold of Athens, to
Victor R. Bird, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence H. Bird of Sayre,
has been announced.
The bride-to-be is now em
ployed in the purchasing depart
ment of the Ingersoll-Rand com
pany in Athens.
Bird is a senior in science and
is a member of the Alpha Chi
Sigma fraternity.
Deitz-Bashore
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bashore
of Schuylkill Haven, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Carole, to William Deitz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Deitz of
Franklin, Pa.
Miss Bashore is a senior in
psychology and a member of Al
pha Xi Delta.
Deitz graduated from the Col
lege in January and is now a
graduate student in meteorology.
He is past president of Acacia
fraternity.
Yerkes-Conaway
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Conaway of
Warren have announced the en
gagement of their daughter, Betsi,
to James H. Yerkes, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W. Yerkes, of
Williamsport.
Miss Conaway is a senior ma
joring in speech and is a member
of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Mr.
Yerkes graduated from the Col
lege in January with a degree in
hotel administration, and is now
employed by Stouffers, Restau
rants in New York. He is a mem
ber of Sigma Pi fraternity.
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Watson-Geltz
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Geltz
Perrysville, Pa. announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Nancy, to Beecher Watson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Watson of
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Geltz, a junior in educa
tion, is a member of Gamma Phi
Beta sorority. Mr. Watson is a
member of Delta Tau Delta fra
ternity and a junior in agricul
tural economics.
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How do you like that! A guy
can't drink a cup of coffee
without losing his girl.
How was my roomy Orval
to know his girl was in the
next booth. He was exclaim
ing, "George, you should see
her! Saw her last night for the
first time, and what lines! And
man does she hug...."
Just then we felt the deep
freeze as his girl icicles her
way past our booth. She'll
probably never believe Orval
was raving over the new
Buick.
She'll love you for
these
But you can bet your last
week's meal ticket she'll thaw
when she sees the pearl ear
rings Orval bought at Ethers
for Valentine's Day. Why, a
Who's Who oyster couldn't tell
one of these from one of its
very own.
Yes sir, Jack, if you
. want
her heart to palpitate for you,
give her pearls from Ethers.
There's nothing like them
next to mink. Or around her
neck. And these heart warmers
won't cost you this semester's
allowance either. An earring
can be had for only fifty cents.
(You'll want two.) Enuf pearls
to make her stoop shouldered
are yours for less than five.
Ethel has them by the
yard
The nice thing about pearls
is that they go with anything
. . . sweater, blouse, suit, eve
ning gown. They're what you
might call the "basis" acces
sory. Call them what you will,
but get them at Ethel's. Selec
tion at any price is unlimited.
And prices are right. Compare.
For a sampling, look in the
small window outside.
Valentine Suggestions:
a bushel or a peck
If you gave her pearls for
Christmas, don't be down
hearted. Ethel has a couple of
hundred other gifts that will
start her knitting you argyles.
For example, Ethel offers hand
some leather, metal, and wood
frames to frame your picture
from poStage stamp to mural
size. For her desk, purse, wall.
Or locket.
There's a lipstick size per
fume atomizer at $3. Key cad
dy for $l. Roll, and King wal
lets from $3.50. Evening bags
for $5. Gay stuffed animals to
brighten her room, and spirits
for $1.50 up.
For a place in her heart, stop
in at Ethel's, in the heart of
State College. Ouch!
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