SATURDAY, NOVEIiStR JO, 1911
Pinites;
Tonight
Pirates, monsters,,Arabs, and comic strip characters will
mingle tonight at houseparties planned by 45 fraternities.
Acacia, decorated as a theater complete with pillars,
cameras, and - spotlights, will have as its theme "Hollywood
.Premiere." Dillan Saup's orchestra will provide the music
for the costume affair-.
`"Comic Capers" will be the
theme. at Alpha Chi Rho, with
comic strip character, decorations,
and music • by Jimmy Spaniel's
orchestra.
Guests at Alpha Chi Sigma will
come as song titles. Decorations
" will featuie silhouettes of • musi
cal instruments and notes, and
music will be furnished by John
Brown's orchestra. '• • •
Alpha Epsilon Pi will feature
"Sweetheart's Serenade," a semi
formal pledge dance. Decorations
will include hearts, kissing cou
ple silhouettes, and a large heart
over the entrance.
Alpha Gamma Rho's theme will
be the "Klondike Kraze," with
decorations built around an igloo
and a Gay Nineties 'dance hall.
"An Evening in Seville" will
be the theme of a joint -house
party held by Alpha, Phi Alpha
and` Omega Psi Phi at the latter's
house.
"Pirates' Haven" is the theme
of Alpha Sigma Phi's Party.
Guests will enter by walking up
a gangplank flanked by two can
nons, a skull and bones, and
flags. Inside will be a" ship's
wheel and the Five Blue'Flames
orchestra in a rowboat.
Decorated as a tent, the main
room at Alpha Tau 'Omega :will
carry out the theme of "A T
Oasis Arab Party."
Alpha Zeta's "Opposites"--Cos
tume party 'will have one group
of dark, cold rooms and another
group of warm, gay, bright ones.
Duke Morris' Melody Men• will
provide the music.
Decorations featuring a Times
Square' theme will Aleck Beta
Sigma Rho's "Broadway Party."
Entertainment will • include . a
show by the members, and' Lynn
Christy's orchestra will play.
' Beta Theta Pi will hold a Hal
loween Party, complete, with
ghosts, witches, and goblins. Jini
Erb's orchestra will play for the
costtime party.
A semiLformal pledge dance
will -be held at Chi Phi. Debora
tions will -be modeled after an
cient Rome.
"Destination Venus" at Delta
Chi will employ an interplane
tarium \ theme.
•
Delta Sigma Phi will hold - its
annual "Pink Elephant Ball,"
with appropriate decorations. Don
Trostle's orchestra will furnish
the music.
Party-hoppers at Delta Tau
Delta will be greeted by a Frank
enstein monster ; a dummy in a
coffin, cobwebs, and weird tomb
stones.
• A square dance with callers
will be held at Delta Theta
Sierna.
"Suppressed Desire" will be
the, theme at Delta Upsilon, with
guests expressing their secret de
sires, .with all varieties 'of • cos
.tumes;
Kappa Delta Rho will greet its
guests at the "Bedlam Ball," and
will -conduct them through
padded cells, snake pits, an d
rooms littered. with "dead bo&
•
ies."
• "Kappa Sigma's "Indian Dance"
•
will feature a tepee, and guests
will 'come dres s e d as Indian
-Braves and squaws.
. - - , Lambda Chi Alpha will have a
"Diogpatdh' Saturday Social" with
the music of Gerald Kehler's or
sthestra.
Guests at Phi Delta Theta will
Monsters Meet
at Houseparties
join in the "Housewarming," an
informal dance. • '
Phi Epsilon Pi's Bucaneer Ball
will be modeled after "Treasure
Island," and will feature cos
tumes an d approprite decora
tions. ,)
Costumed comic strip charac
ters will feel right at home
among the Dog Patch and Space
Ship decorations at Phi Gamma
Delia and Sigma Phi Alpha.
To all those who wish to at
tend a theater party, Phi Kappa
I will be a haven. Would:-be actors
will be able to display their tal
ents as the house becomes a stage.
The prevalence of spotted leo
pard cloth will be helpful to stu
dents who are planning to at
tend Phi Kappa Sigma's "Cave
Man Cavern" party.
The Phi 'Kappa Tau yacht will
meet disaster in. order to carry
out. a "Ship Wreck" theme. Par
tygoers will ,wear appropriate
costumes.
A Far and Near Eastern atmo=
spheres will prevail at the Phi
Sigma Delta "Orient" and Phi
Sigma Kappa "Arabian Nights"
parties. Buddhas an d dragons
will decorate -the walls .of Phi
Sigma Delta, but house party go
ers will not wear costumes. On
the other hand Phi Sigma Kappa
Arabians will don billowy yards
of material.
• A' fot of "bums" will infest the
"Hobo Jungle" at. Pi Kappa Al
pha. Typical' pictures from a hobo
hangout . will,adorn the walls.
All leftover ghosts and gob
lins will be welcome .at..the Pi
Kaptia . Phi Halloween party.
Scoop McKinney's orchestra will
furnish the - music. Guests will
wear costumes.
-Sigma Alpha Epsilon will bring
the. "Showboat" to town. No spe
cial. costumes will be worn.
Sigma Chi will hold its annual
pledge dance, and banquet. The
pledges will present a skit.
- The Sigma Nu house will look
like a section of the Ozark Moun
tains., Hillbilly,- costumes will be
'in order and guests will whirl
and twirl to mountain music.
Sigma Phi Epsilon's "Big Top"
will be a Masquerade party,' with
guests wearing costumes and dec
orations following a ,circus theme.
• combo will, provide the music
for Sigma - Phi Sigma's "Bop
City." Costumes and decorations
will center on a nightclub theme.
Sigma' Pi - will hold. a formal
pledge dance at the chapter
house.
' "King Neptune's Court" is the
houseparty.
"Dogpatch . Kapers," a costume
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theme of Tau Kappa Epsilon's
affair, will be the theme of Tau
Phi Delta's houseparty.
Theta Chi- will hold a costume
par t y entitled "Bowery Ball."
New York's old Bowery section
will be the theme.
Theta Kappa Phi's "Football
Frolic" will feature costumes and
an orchestra, with appropriate
decorations.
A French sidewalk , cafe will
provide the background for The
ta Xi's costumed "French Apache
Dance."
Triangle will hold a French
Waterfront party, with guests
wearing appropriate costumes.
"Movie Time ZBT" will trans
form • Zeta Beta Tau into a place
with Hollywood atmosphere, with
guests wearing appropriate. cos
tumes.
Glazer-Lasow
Mr.' and Mrs. Morris Lasow of
Philadelphia announce th e en
gagement of their daughter, Mina,
to George Glazer, -son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Glazer also of Phila
delphia.
Miss Lasow is a freshman in ed
ucation at the • University o f
Pennsylvania.
Mr. Glazer, a senior in journal
ism at the College, is a member
of. Alpha Epsilon Pi. He is city ed
itor of the Daily Collegian and a
member of Skull and Bones, sen
ior men's hat society.
Hiifel- Casts Tomorrow
Fair Thanksgiving Show
Lillian• - Cassover - and Sheldon
Vilensky, radio co-chairmen. of
the Hillel Foundation's.•' weekly
radio" broadcast, announced that
casting for a dramatic show will
be held - at the Hillel. Founda
tion at 7 p.m: tomorrow. •
The show will' be produced on
Thursday and is in cdmrnemora
tion of Thanksgiving.. Tryouts
are Open to all students on "cam
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Store Holiday Monday
Armistice Day, Monday, will
be a holiday for most State
College stores.
A recommendation was is
sued last month at a meeting
of retail members of the Com
merce Club that all stores
close. Closing of grocery stores
has been indicated.
Four to Visit
Church Group
The Westminster Foundation
will be hosts to four members of
the Student Deputation of the
Westminster Foundation at Syra
cuse University at an informal
student supper Saturday night in
the Fireside Room of the Founda
tion.
They will also share in the Sat
urday evening fireside seminar
following the supper. Sunday
morning the visitors will partici
pate in the discussion group fol
lowing the worship service of the
student department in Westmin
ster Hall at 9 a.m.
The Rev. Andrew T. Roy, re
cently returned missionary to
China, will address the Westmin
ster Foundation at 6:30 p.m. in
the fireside room. He served in
China during the Communist re-
gime and has had wide student
contacts for many years through
out China.
Alpha Phi Omega
Pledges 27 Men
Alpha Phi Omega, service hon
orary fraternity, held f or m al
pledging ceremonies for 27 new
pledges recently.
One of the projects the hon
orary is undertaking is canvass
ing independent men in town for
the Campts Chest. They are also
helping at the Seven Mountains
Scout Camp.
Those pledged were Gail Bim
ber, George . Brown, Rodney Cobi,
Robert• Cassol, J a m e.s Cornish,
Merle Evey, John Falcone, Clyde
Herrick, Robert Hosterman, Ron
ald Jochen, Arthur Jordan, Don
ald Kurtz, Herbert Kirkwood, Gil
bert Kosonsky, Conrad Kresge,
John Lauer, Albert Lucidi.
Roger Mauchline, Theodore
Matlow, Ivan McGee, - John Krin
er, Charles Naginey, Alan ,New
man, Robert Bieber, IrWin Saft,
Richard Snyder,' Clifford Stewart.
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Harvest Ball
To Have Queen
A queen will be chosen for the
first time at the annual Harvest
Ball, sponsored by the 'Agricul
tural Student Council. The ball
will be held in Recreation Hall
Dec. 1.
Entries for the contest may be
submitted by any campus organ
ilation. The contestants must be
enrolled at 'the College, and a
portrait photograph should be
submitted to the Student Union
desk by next Friday.
Three finalists will -be selected
by applause the night of the ball.
A loving cup will be awarded to
the queen with minature cups
for the runners-up.
Judges chosen for the contest
are Louis Bell, director of public
relations; Ridge Riley, alumni
executive secretary; and Lyman
E. Jackson,' dean of the School
of Agriculture.
Gala Decorations
Become Tradition
collegiate foOtball games are
probably among the greatest
spectacles in the country, short
of RingliAg Bros., Barnum, and
Bailey's "Greatest Show on
Earth."
To help add to Penn State's
football atmosphere, members of
Motar. Board, senior women's hon
orary, have carried on a tradi
tion of decorating the goal posts
before home football contests.
This afternoon the goal posts
will be decked out in blue and
white for the Nittany Lions,• and
in orange for Syracuse. Although
souvenir seekers sometimes make
short work of the cerpe paper
festoons, the • streamers decorat
ing the goal posts have become
as traditional at Penn - State as
the famed obelisk.
AIM Houseparty Tonight
The annual houseparty spon
sored by the Association of Inde
pendent Men will be held from 9
to midnight tonight in the West
Dorm main lounge.
Richard Marsh and his orches
tra will provide music for the-af
fair. The dance is free and is open
to all students.
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