THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1951
Hope Jeffries
Is Sweetheart
Of Forestry Ball
Hope Jeffries, music education
freshman, was crowned "sweet
heart of the Forestry ball" at the
dance on March 17.
Miss Jeffries was sponsored for
the title by Phi Kappa Sigma
fraternity. She lives in State Col
lege.
Lyman Jackson, dean of the
School of Agriculture, was chair-
Man of the judging committee.
Other judges were W. E. Ken
worthy, director of student af
fairs, N. A. Norten, professor of
Wood Utility, and P. F. English,
professor of Wild Life.
Dean Jackson presented Miss
Jeffries and the other finalists,
Cassandra Caraway, sponsored
by Alpha Zeta fraternity and
Claudia King, sponsored by the
waiters tof Atherton hall, with
compacts . and flowers.
Darrell Rishel's orchestra
played for the semi-formal dance.
Russel Gaul, Forestry sopho
more, was dressed as Paul Bun
yan, the American legendary fig
ure, and he participated in sev
eral skits to provide entertain
ment at the 13th annual fores
ter's dance. Recreation hall was
decorated to resemble a forest.
Amy Aimquist Wed
To G. Ruby In N.Y.
The marriage of Amy Ruth
Almquist, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter E. Almquist, of East
Aurora, N.Y., and George Wiest
Ruby, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
C. Ruby, of York, was solemnized
at a double ring ceremony on
Saturday in East Aurora.
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The bride wore a gown of
white marquisette and chantilly
lace with a high collar and cathe
dral train. Her fingertip veil was
held in place by a crown of or
ange blossoms and she carried a
bouquet of white gardenias with
a white orchid in the center.
Betty Plowright, maid-of-hon
or, wore an orchid taffeta gown,
and Margaret Bradley, brides
maid, wore a light green taffeta
gown. Both carried bouquets of
orchid gladioli. Joan Almquist, of
State College, was flower girl
and wore yellow.
Dr. John Almquist, brother of
the bride, was best man, and the
ushers were Charles Falzone and
Raymond Erney.
Mrs. Ruby is employed at the
engineering experiment station at
the College. Mr. Ruby, a senior
in industrial engineering, is a
member of Phi Kappa Tau frater
ity, and is vice president of the
Penn State Society for the Ad
vancement of Management.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruby are living
at 724 W. Nittany avenue.
Four Women Added
To Debate Team
Four , women have been - added
to the women's debate team, Lois
Pulver, manager, announce.
They are Ethel Brown, Marilyn
Dupont, Alice Murray, and Mar
ian Ungar. Miss Ungar is a mem
ber of the women's team which
competed in the grand national
debate tournament last week in
Fredericksburg, Va.
Pi Kappa Phi
• Pi Kappa Phi fraternity enter
tained Kappa Alpha Theta sor
ority at a spaghetti dinner. Fol
lowing dinner, there was dancing
and planned entertainment.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. Charles Davies,
of Lansdowne, announce the en
gagement bf* their daughter, Eva
Owings; to Ray Clifford Noll, Jr.,
of Pleasant Gap.
Miss Davies, who was graduat
ed last June, was a member of
Cwens, and president of Delta
Delta Delta sorority. Mr. Noll,
who also was graduated last June
was treasurer of Alpha Phi Ome
ga service fraternity •and a mem
ber of Phi Gamma Delta.
The wedding will take place
June 30th, at the First Presbyter
ian Church, Lansdowne.
Myers-Roseberry
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Roseber
ry, of .29 E. Irvin avenue, an
nounced t h e engagement of
their daughter, Patricia Ruth, and
William B. Myers, son of Mrs.
W. M. Myers, of 218 E. Adams
avenue, at a party on March 17.
Miss Roseberry is a senior in
arts and letters, and is a mem
ber of Kappa Delta sorority. Mr.
Myers, a senior in mechanical
engineering, is a member of Pi
Kappa Alpha fraternity. The
wedding will take place June 12.
P. Bradshaw Wed
To Collegian Editor
Patricia Ann Bradshaw, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Brad
shaw, of Mt. Lebanon, and Dean
Gladfelter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Evan R. Gladfelter, of York, were
married at noon March 21 at
the Nittany Lion Inn.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a brown suit and
a corsage of white rosebuds. The
maid of honor, Annabelle Eshle
man, of Bloomsburg, a sorority
sister, wore a blue dress with a
pink rosebud corsage.
The mothers of the bride and
bridegroom wore blue with cor
sages of pink carnations.
Best man was Herbert Stein,
city editor of the Daily Collegian.
The bride is a member of Beta
Sigma Omicron sorority, and the
bridegroom is editor of the Daily
Collegian. Both are seniors in art
and sciences. They will live at
318 W. Prospect avenue.
Wiley, Greebberger
Married In Dec..
Announcement has - been made
of the marriage of Sally Schech
ter Greenberger, daughter of Mrs.
Harry M. Greenberger' and the
late Harry M. Greenberger of
Coraopolis, Pa., and John Biirt
ner Wiley, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Wiley of Neville Island.
The ceremony took place De
cember 30, at Sewickley, Pa.,
Nancy Ross Hanna of Avalon, Pa.
was the maid of honor.
Mr. Wiley is employed by the
H. H. Robertson Company in Am
bridge.. Mrs. Wiley is a senior in
physical education at the Col
lege. She is a member of Lakoni
des; athletic chairman for 'Leoni
des; and is in Who's in the News
at. Penn State. At present,, she is
practice teaching in Johnstown.
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Matrix Dinner
Set For April 16
At Nittany Inn
The Matrix dinner held an
nually by Theta Sigma Phi, na
tional .journalism honorary for
women, will be held this year at
the Nittany Lion Inn, April 16.
Outstanding women on campus
will be invited.
The program• for the evening
consists of a speaker, May Creg,
and the presentation of three
awards to women on campus.
Miss Creg is a writer for the
Guy-Gannett chain of papers and
does some radio work. She is
from Washington, D.C.
The three awards are given ac
cording to the following qualifi
cations: Quill girl is elected by
women at the College from the
presidents of WSGA, WRA, and
Mortar Board; Matrix girl award
is made to that woman who has
been of most service on the cam-1
pus without previous recognition
in a hat society; and the cap girl
honor is given to a woman with
the greatest variety of activities.
Three To Attend
Women's Meeting
Mary Jane Woodrow, newly
elected president of WS GA,
Yvonne Carter, vice-president,
and , Virginia Miller will attend
the national convention of the
Association of Women Students
to be held at Purdue university
in Indiana this weekend.
Miss Miller was appointed
chairman for the eastern regional
convention of the association to
be held at the College next sem
ester.
Advertising Majors
To Take Field Trip
Seventeen advanced advertis
ing majors in the Department
of Journalism are taking a field
trip in Philadelphia.
The trip, sponsored by Alpha
Delta Sigma, men's professional
advertising fraternity, and the
Department of Journalism, will
give the men an opportunity to
visit the advertising departments
of various Philadelphia organiza
tions.
• Students taking the field trip
are Edwin Singel, Owen Lan
don, Edward Sykes, Richard
Rossi, Carl Liachowitz, David
Schmuckler, Neil See, Samuel
Vaughan, Robert Davis, Halus
Ewing, Mendy Frishberg, Eu
gene Raup, William Prokoff,
John Tibbott, Roger Swalm, Don
ald Maclntire, and Richard
Evans.
Penn Haven Club
The Penn Haven club enter
tained Delta Gamma sorority at
a tea. John Kriner was master of
ceremonies for the gffair.
Theta Chi
Theta Chi fraternity pledged
the following men: John Budes
ky, Charles Smedley, Stanley
Thomas, John Leister, William
Wendell, Alex Greigal, Robert
Gohn.
The pledge class chose Bu
desky as its captain. Owen Mc-
Intyre is pledge-marshal.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
New initiates of the Sigma Al
pha Epsilon fraternity are:
Joseph Browne, Derr Carpenter,
James Graef, William Hocker
smith, • Anthony Lawless, Bill
Wagner, Andrew Wilson and
Theodore Wright.
The fraternity held its annual
formal pledge dance Saturday
evening, March 17. Gene Magill's
orchestra provided music.
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Tau Kappa Epsilon has in
itiated Paul Beighley, Martin
Benson, Jack Brame, Charles
Brouse, David Colton, George
Georgieff, Lou Langley, Robert
Leonard, Thomas Stayer, and
Carl Trautmann.
Art Honorary
Elects Officers
Paul Kuhnle has been elected
president of Pi Gamma Alpha,
local fine arts honorary.
Kuhnle succeeds Regis Galla
gher. Other officers are Jean
Gordon, secretary; Robert Zim
merman, treasurer; an d Lois
Brown, corresponding secretary.
The group will start spring
rushing of juniors and seniors in
the fields of art and architecture.
Plans are being made for a
panel discussion on modern art
which will be held during Com
bined Arts week. Faculty mem
bers of the Departments of Art,
Architecture, and Philosophy will
participate.
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Alpha Tau Omega
Alpha Tau Alpha recently elec
ted new officers for the local Eta
chapter.
Russell Kaniuka' is president;
Robert Milliken, vice-president;
George Jacobs, secretary; John
Spacht, treasurer; Donald Dietz,
sergeant-at-arms; William Downs,
reporter.
Dr. C. S. Anderson, past na
tional president of ATA, was re
tained as advisor of the local
group.
Acacia .
Acacia fraternity entertained
Gamma Phi Beta sorority at a
square dance party. Refresh
ments were served.
Late Permissions
Late permissions wi 11 be
granted to all women for the
IFC week-end, April 6-7, ac
cording to Barbara Sprenkle,
president of the WSGA.
Upper class women will be
allowed 2 o'clock permissions
on Friday, and one o'clock
permissions on Saturday night.
The freshman women will be
allowed a 12 o'clock and a one
o'clock permission which may
be taken either night.
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