THURSDAY,' NOVEMBER t, .1951
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Variety
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BOOths ranging from animal races to dart
_genies will highlight
this-year's Mardi Gras 'carnival, which '
is 'being held. from 8 p.m.
to 12 midnight tomorrow in Recreation Hall.
A charge of fifteen cents will admit Mardi Gras goers .to the car
nival. Tickets priced at ten cents will be sold at the-door,, and will be
used - for, admission to each booth. Dancing will be free of charge.
Mortar 'Board, senior women's
h9norary," which sponsors the
c. 4111 1 40.1 annually, will set up a
refreshment booth. A cup of cider
will cost one ticket. Two dough
nuts also may be purchased for
one :-ticket.
• Ticket Count
Voting for the King of the
Mardi • Gras will end at 11 p.m.
The coronation will take place
at 11'30 .p.m., when all booths will
close. Nancy McClain, president
of Mortar Board, will crown the
king, the.• candidate fo r whom
the greatest number of one cent
votes have been cast.
Booth . 'chairmen will turn in
tickets collected at their booths
between 11:45 p.m. and midnight
to the ticket table. Miss McClain
requested that each group silon
soring a booth make an approxi
mate count of " their tickets be
fore turning them in.
Decorating for the carnival will
begin at 5 p.m. tomorrow. Each
group will _bring its own props,
and will be responsible for clean
up afterwards. Members of Al
pha Phi. Omega, service honorary,
will aid with booth construction
and clean-up.
Twenty Sponsois
A bronze cup will be presented
'to the group whose booth takes
in the greatest number of .tickets.
The winner will be announced in
the Daily Collegian.
Eighteen sororities, Leonides,
and the Women's Student. Gov
ernment Association's freshman
council will sponsor booths; "
Alpha Chi Omega will test
Mardi Gras goers' skill with their
"Basketball Thr ow ." "Take - a
Chance with AEPhi" will be - the
theme of Alpha Epsilon Phi's'
booth.
A "Rat Race" will be the theme
of Alpha - Gamma Delta's booth.
Alpha Omicron Pi's booth will be
entitled "Broadway Hits," aTa d
will feature song and. dance rou
"Loop the Leg of an Alpha Xi"
will .be the theme of Alpha Xi
Delta's booth. Chi Omega will
call Mardi Gras goers to their
"House of Blue Lights," 'a variety
show. . • :
"Coffin Capers" , will be Delta
Delta Delta's booth theme. It will
feature' a spook show... "Dart •••a
DG" is the title of Delta Gamtha's
booth. Darts with rubber suction
cups on the. ends will be shot
from pop •guns.
"DZ Showboat" is the' theme
of Delta Zeta's variety ;show.
Singing and dancing acts will be
featured -in a variety show.,spon,
sored by the Wcimen's Student
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Government Association's Fresh
man Council. '
"Get‘Pinned by a' / Gamma Phi"
is the name of Gamma Phi Beta's
booth. Customers will shoot ar
rows having suction cups, on the,.
ends at pictures of imaginary
fraternity - and sorority pins.
Kappa Alpha Theta will test
customers' skills with rubber balls
which knock down three •large
yellow stuffed cats. "KD Bar-
None" is , the title of Kappa Del- 1
ta's variety :show.
""'Kappa Kuties," a freak show,
will be Kappa - Kappa Gamma's
booth theme. Leonides will spon
sor a game of skill called "Strike
It Rich." Customers will attempt
to pound nails into : blocks of
wood.
"Phi Mu's Wheel" is the theme
of the booth sponsored , by Phi
Mu. Phi Sigma Sigma's booth,
"Claim Your Name," , will have
customers knock over , balloori r s
on which are • painted letters of
sororities, fraternities, and inde
pendent group names.
Sigma Delta Tau will use live
white mice to carry out their
booth theme. "Little Egypt" is
the theme of Theta. Phi Alpha's
variety show. The show is built
around an Arabian theme, and
will feature Little Egypt, the
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danber, and a chorus.
Zeta Tau Alpha's booth, "Penny
Pitching," will test Mardi. Gras
goers', skill at tossing pennies on
to a - board.' Customers will be
given pennies for tossing 'in ex
change for • tickets purchased at
the door. • •
marriages '
Sailer-Nelson'
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nelson of
State College have announced
the marriage- of their daughter,
Harriet, : to Leroy •Satler of Pllil
adelphia.
The wedding was held at the
Hillel Foundation. A reception
and - dinner which foll Owed the
ceremony , was held at Zeta Beta
Tau.... . -
Mrs, ,Satler was a member of
Siena Delta Tau sorority.
A114;1 Hoid Tea Today
Alpha• Lambda Delta, freshman
women's scholastic honorary, will
hold a tea from 3:30 to 5 p.m. to
day. in .the northeast - lounge of
Atherton - • . •
THE' EOAILy COLLEGIAN:- STATE; COLLEGE: PENNSYLVANIA
Klopp Chosen
Queen at Penn
Junior Prom
Barbara Klopp, Miss Penn State
of • 1951, was crowned Junior
Prom queen at the University
,of
Pennsylvania last weekend.
A student committee chose five
finalists from the 31 pictures sub
mitted. Judges representing the
offices of the 'deans of men and
women at the university then
selected Miss Klopp as queen, and
announced their choice. at a party
before the dance. Miss Klopp, a
member of Kappa Kappa Gam
ma, was told of the honor by her
escort, Richard Mills, a Sigma Nu
at Penn.
At the .dance Friday the queen
was presented with a bouquet of
roses and serenaded by members
of Sigma Nu with "The White
Star of Sigma . Nu."
Delta Gamma to Honor
Officer at Tea Saturday
Delta Gamma will hold a tea
from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday in Sim-
Mons lounge. The tea will honor
Mary Reif; secretary of Province
II of the sorority.
Guests will include two repre
sentatives from each sorority;
city panhellenic officers; College
panhellenic officers; Pearl 0.
Weston, dean of women; and
alumnae of the sorority.
THE PROM MOOD
MR. CHARLES SUGGESTS YOU SEND THE BILL TO DAD
Sigma Delta Tau
Sandra Goncher has been
pledged by
. Sigma Delta Tau.
Theta Xi .
Theta Xi entertained Alpha
Gamma Delta at a spaghetti dip
ner recently. Entertainment in
eluded" dancing and games. '
Delta Delta Delta
Ruth Sugihara, a native of Ha
waii and a graduate student at
the College, spoke at an open
meeting of Delta Delta Delta. She
showed a_ color film on Hawaiian
celebrations. Refreshments were
served.'
Acacia .
Acacia entertained members of
Delta Zeta at a Halloween party
Surfday afternoon.
WRA IM Schedule
Basketball
7:00 —Kappa Alpha Theta vs
Phi Sigma- Sigma. Alpha Gamma
Delta vs Alpha Xi Delta.
B:oo—Sigma Delta Tau vs Beta
Sigma Omicron. Theta Phi Alpha
vs Thompson D.
Field Hockey
4:00 Field Hockey Club on
Holmes Field.
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Thursday
di Omega,
Phi M 6 Fives
Play to Tie
Another tie .was registered in
the White Hall basketball score
books when Chi Omega and Phi
Mu battled to an even score at
20 all.
Even the forwards found com
petition close with Elizabeth Duda
dropping in 10 points for Phi Mu
and Margaret Doggett doing the
very same for Chi Omega. One
game resulted in a 2-0 de
fault when Thompson C lost • a
guard on fouls -and having no
substitutes, 11 a d to forfeit the
game to Alpha Chi Omega.
The remainder of the games
produced rather lopsided scores
with Simmons scoring a 51-6 vic
tory over Thompson B.
Alpha Epsilon Phi bowed to
Kappa Kappa Gamma by a 59-4
score. Scoring honors went to
Patricia Capper of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma team with 24 tal
lies and to Nancy Jarden of the
Simmons squad who sent 20 points
through the hoop.
In table tennis, Gamma Ph i
Beta beat Delta Delta Delta, and
Alpha Omicron Pi took McAllister
11. Delta Gamma forfeited to Delta
Zeta and Thompson D forfeited
to Kappa Delta.
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