THURSDAY, APRIL 16, • 1953
Women to ...Elect, Mal - '. Queen . Today
3 Frosh Compete
For Maid of HOtioe:
Final voting on the three can
didates for May Queen and the
three for freshman maid of honor
will take place from 10:30 a.m. to
7 p.m. today in the main lounges
of all women's dormitories.
May Queen finalists (all- sen-'
iors) include Barbara Baker,
journalism major from Sunbupr,
Mary Markley, education major
from Lancaster, a.n d Madeleine
Sharp, arts and letters major from
Herndon, Va. The Queen will be
crowned at the May Day cere
monies May 9. The two senior
runnersup will be. senior atten
da74.
Candidate's for freshman maid
of honor are Marilyn Fisher,
Naifcy Lee, and Jane Patton. Run
nerghp in this election will be
cdriv freshman attendants.
,
Cereinonies at Old Main Plaza
2411 women may vote for both
titlists. Senior women may also
sign up at the Student Union desk
toniotrow to participate in the
hemlock chain. The first 50 to sign
will bezparticipants.
The'cereinonies will take place
on the. plaza of Old Main. Events
include, a maypole dance, proces-
Sions of the honor arch and mem
bers of .the hemlock chain, and
serenaders. In case of rain; the
ceremonies will be moved to Rec-,
reation Hall.
Jesters Chosen ,
Junior attendants elected in
Tuesday's primaries are Marilyn
Buzby and Carolyn Pelczar. Soph
omore attendants are Louanne
Gallaher and Patricia Morris.
Jesters named are Nancy Lusk
and Patricia Hughes. The names
of the heralds and maypole danc
ers will• be announced after the
final elections.
Barbara Werts, vice president
of the Women's Student Govern
irnent AsSociation, is general chair
man.
Matrix Dinner
Ticket Sales
To_, End Tockiv
The deadline, for obtaining re
served tickets for the Matrix Di
nner; sponsored by Theta Sigma
Phi, -women's honorary and pro
fessional journalism fraternity,_ is
5 p.m. today at the Student 'Union
desk in. Old Main.
"Approximately 160 invitations
to the . dinner .have been Sent to
outstanding "women on . "campus.
Tickets are $2.75. -
Cap Girl, Ruin Girl, and Matrix
Girl will be named at 6:30 'p.m.
Monday at the dinner at the Nit
tany Lion Inn. Cap Girl is a
woman honored for her large and
varied nUmber of activities.
Girl is chosen from ' among the
presidents- of Mortar Board, Wom
en's Recreational. Association, and
Women's Student " Government
Association. Matrix Girl is the
title given to a woman who has
contributed outstanding service
to the College but has never been
honored by a hat society.
All three women are *seniors.
Quill Girl is chosen by ballot of
all women on campus. Balloting
was conducted during WSGA and
WRA elections this spring. Cap
Girl and Quill Girl are chosen
by the members of Theta Sigma
Phi.
Father Walsh to Letture
A lecture and discussion group
for women led by Father. Richard
Walsh will meet at 7:30 tonight
in the walnut lounge of Simmons
Hall. The meeting is. open to the
public.
Scenic Postcards
- Natural Colored
Campus Scene's'
3 for 10c •
$5 in sales, .you get $1
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Barbara Baker
IllarriageJ
Cook-Springman
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Spring
man of Montoursville announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Ruth, to John Cook, of Mont
pelier, Vt. The double ring cere
mony took place at the First Pres
byterian Church of State College.
Mrs. Cook is an eighth semes
ter child development major.
Mr. Cook, an alumnus of Pur
due University; is a graduate as
sistant in the School of Physical
Education and a member of Phi
Epsilon Kappa.
Balok-Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Quincy D. Bald
win of Cleveland announce the
marriage of their daughter, Mary,
to Vincent Balok Jr., son of. Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent B. Balok of Tur
tle Creek. The ceremony took
place in Cleveland Saturday.
included among the attendants
were two fellow students of the
bridegroom.
Mr. Balok is a fourth semester
forestry student. Mrs. Balok at
tended Wilson College at Cham
ibersburg.
The couple will reside at 121
IWest Fairmount avenue.
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WSGA Announces
-IFC Weekend Hours
Upperclasa - women have , been
given 2 o'clock permissions for
the IFC-Panhel ba 11 "Friday
and freshman wo m eix have
been granted 1 o'clocks by. Wo
meris Student Government As
sociation. . •
For fraternity house parties
'Saturday night, upperclasswo
men will have '!heir regular
1 o'clocks while freshman wo
men will have 12 o'clock per-
missions.
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Phi Sigma Sigma
Phi Sigma Sigma held its an
nual • spring pledge dance Satur
day night at Alpha Epsilon Pi.
Dale Clemens and his orchestra
played and the sisters presented
a skit, "Makeup Isn't Every
thing," at intermission.
Guests of honor included the
pledges, Dr. and Mrs. Ben Alex
ander, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fried
man, and and Mrs. Marion Beaumont.
The pledges. were presented
corsages of white carnations by
the sorority.
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Discussions
On Fibers
Four faculty members of the
School of Home Economics will
lead discussion groups on the new
synthetic fibers at 3:30 p.m. to
morrow as part of the Home Eco
nomics Spring Weekend tomorrow
and Saturday.
The discussion will be held in
Osmond Laboratory following the
main event, the' panel on "The
Miracle Fabrics Bring Their Own
Problems."
Leaders Of this group will be
Dr. Dorothy _Houghton, assistant
dean in charge of resident instruc
tion; Dr. Kathleen Johnson, asso
ciate professor of family econom
ics and housing; Mary Shelten,
associate professor in charge of
clothing and textiles research and
director of the Ellen H. Richards
institute; and Dr. Margaret Zook,
professor, of clothing and textiles.
With new fibers changing the
whole picture in the fields of tex
tiles, it is important that the con
sumer know whether or not the
materials can be washed, ironed,
dry cleaned, or folded for pack
ing, explained Dr. Ruth Ayres,
professor and head of the Depart
ment of Clothing and Textiles,
who is heading the program com
mittee for Spring Weekend. To
answer the questions, discussions
will include: "B et te r Clothing
Care for Better Looks and Wear,"
"Brighten ,Your Wash Day," and
"Lightening Your Ironing Load."
Senate Group to Meet
The Senate committee on
courses of study will meet at 9
a.m. tomorrow in 207 Engineering
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OPEN WED. AFTERNOON
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