FRIDAY;- DECEMBER 4, 1953
Idjarvest Bail Queen
"Fo Be Announced
Sylvia Crum, Caroline Manbeck, or Jayn Frank will be chosen
queen at the Agriculture Student Council’s Harvest Ball from 9 p.m.
to midnight tonight in Recreation Hall..
Tickets for the semi-formal dance will be on sale today in the
main hall of Agriculture Building, in the lobby of Hamilton Hall,
and at the Student Union desk in
Old Main. They are priced at $2
per couple and will also be on
sale at the door.
A -large blue and white banner
spelling “Harvest' Ball” will be
at the entrance. -At the far end
of the hall will hang a dark blue
backdrop covered, with silver
musical notes and decorations. A
blue background with silver musi
cal notes banded in blue and
white will furnish a background
for. Jolmny Nicolosi and his or
chestra.
Chosen by Applause
The queen will be chosen by
applause during intermission.
Judges will be John Nicolosi, band
leader; Fred Seipt, dance chair
man; and Paul H. Margolf, pro
fessor of poultry husbandry and
adviser to the student council.
Master of ceremonies will be
Robert Sutter, fifth semester ag
riculture engineering major. He
will make introductions and han
dle the contest.
The queen will receive an in
inscribed gold trophy. The run
nersup will be awarded silver
loving cups.
Committee Chairmen
Committee chairmen for the
dance are Seipt, general chair
man; Sutter, publicity; Clark Sell,
decorations; David Morrow, .tick
ets; and Peter Bond, refreshments.
The council requests that no
flowers be worjg to the dance. Re
freshments of-punch and cookies
will'be served.
WD Social Club
To Hold 'Snowball 1
The West Dorm Social Club
will hold its first annual “Snow
ball” dance from 9 to midnight
Saturday, instead of Friday as re
ported in Wednesday’s Daily Col
legian.
The Melody Men will play for
the semi-formal dance to be held
in the West Dorm lounge. Ad
mission will be by membership
cards only, Robert Gellman, so
cial committee head has an
nounced. The club has requested
that women do not wear corsages.
, The club will also hold an open
record dance from 9 to midnight
Dec. 12 in the lounge. Refresh
ments will be served.
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Sigma Delta Tau
The national philan thro p i c
chairman and regional adviser of
Sigma Delta Tau, Mrs. Arthur
Philips, recently visited Phi chap
ter. A tea was held in the suite
to honor Mrs. Philips and Mrs.
Morris Mendelsohn, new local ad
viser.
Recently pledged to the soror
ity was Lois Mascet.
During the HOLIDAY SEASON
May we suggest
Sunday Evening
Ist Co-ed Swim
To Be Tonight
The first coed swimming event
will be held, from 7:30 to 9:30
p.m; tonight in the Glennland
Building pool. If the swimming
period is successful, the plan may
develop into • a once-a-month
event.
Coeds taking part are asked to
bring their own bathing suits and
their matriculation cards.
Men and women may plan to
show-off. aquatic skills or, those
who can’t swim, can probably
find a teacher without trouble.
There is no charge for /use of
the pool. Arrangements for coed
swimming have, been made by
Gerald Maurey, Athletic Associa
tion president. A committe head
ed. py' Marcia Ferguson, is in
charge of the plans and publicity.
Window Fainting
Contest to Begin
The annual Christmas window
painting contest will begin today
for students in the West Dorm
living units, Stuart Horn, window
display committee chairman, has
announced.
The paintings will be done in
water colors .depicting any theme
pertaining to Christmas. Judging
for the contest will be done Dec.
13.
First prize will be $l5, second
$lO, and third $5. Prize money
will be taken from the council
assessment fund.
Sfudenf Union Sponsors
Square Dance Tonight
- An old-fashioned square dance
will feature a new dance band
from 8 to 10 tonight in the Tem
porary Union Building
The Student Union is sponsor
ing the dance as a means of in
troducing the Georgia Beavers, a
new band at the University. Du
ane Beals will do the calling.
The dance is open and no ad
mission will be charged.
Newman Radio Meeting
The Newman Club will discuss
radio production at 7. p.m. Tues
day at the Catholic Student Cen
ter. Phases to be considered are
typing, announcing, acting, di
recting, and scriptwriting.
PS Club to Hold Mixer
The Penn State Club will hold a
mixer with Thompson Hall'from
2 to 5 p.m. Sunday in the Bam
boo room of Thompson.
Eng 2 Talk Canceled
The Engineering 2 lect u re
scheduled for Monday has been
canceled.
Dinners
popularly priced
for student dining
Served 5-9 p.m. daily
The Corner
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
. . . unusual
Religion
ICSF to Hold
Annual Party
At 7:30 Tonight
Six church student groups will
take part in the Inter-Church Stu
dent Fellowship fall party at 7:30
tonight.
Wesley Foundation of the Meth
odist Church will hosts and
greeters for the ICSF party in
their gymnasium.
The Lutheran Student Associa
tion will be in charge of refresh
ments. Square dancing and games
will be under the supervision of
the Young Friends. Members of
the Friends group -will also pre
sent several folk songs during in
termission.
The Faith Evangelical and Re
formed Church Student Fellow
ship is. in charge of publicity for
the . party. Roger Williams Foun
dation of the University Baptist
Church will, provide the decora
tions.
_ The Rev. Clarence Didden of
. imerick will address the Penn
State Bible Fellowship at 7:30 to
night in 405 Old Main.
The -Student Fellowship of St.-
John's Evangelical United Breth
ren Church will hold a ; -‘ cabin
party tomorrow and Sunday at
the Ralph Watts Lodge ; 'oh : Mt.
Tussey. Guest speaker will be The
Rev.' Ted Vorhees, chaplain' -of
Rockview Penitentiary. The group
will-leave the church at 1:15 p.m.
tomorrow and return -at: 3p.m.
Sunday. -
Gregory J. Bardaeke, executive
director ’of the American Trade
Union, Council of the ■ National
Committee for Labor Israel; will
be guest speaker at the-Sabbath
Eve services of the Hillel -Founda
tion at 8 tonight. The subject' of
his talk will be “America’s Stake
in Israel.” Rabbi Benjamin-M:
Kahn will officiate at the services.
Hosts for the evening will be
members of Phi Epsilon Pi.
Tickets Necessary
For Choral Sing
Tickets will be necessary for
admission to the State College
Choral Society’s fifth annual
Christmas Concert Sunday at St.
Paul’s Methodist Church.
Free tickets may be obtained
at the Student Union desk in Old
Main, Blair’s Gift Shop, Harmony
Shop, Keeler’s book store, the
Music Room, and the College book
store.
Fifteen students will be among
the 166 participating in the per
formances at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Sdnfa Oughfa
Know ...
that MARAGARET'S SHOP
is the place to go for
Christmas
Gifts for
Members of
|§Sj%. W Family!
To make
their eyes
light up on Christmas Morn,
may we suggest—
Party Dresses, Slips, Pa
jamas, Jewelry, and oth
er Accessories for the
Little Girl.
Sport and Dress Shirts,
Sweaters, Slacks, Belts,
Ties, and Wallets for the
Little Boy.
Booties, Blankets, Sweat
ers, and Robes for Baby.
Sizes from cradle to 6x
Margaret's Shop
129 S. Frazier St.
3 Members
To Talk at
Three members of.the United Nations staff will speak to students
attending the United Nations student seminar, Thursday through
Dec. 13. They will discuss the functions of the UN and some of the
more important issues now being considered.
Andrew W. Cordier, assistant to the Secretary General of the UN;
Herman Block, head of technical
assistants; and Benjamin Cohen,
staff member, will address the
group.
The seminar will visit the Gen
eral Assembly, the Security Coun
cil, and various committee meet
ings. The group will also tour the
U.S. Mission for the UN, where
they will hear a talk by a member
of the mission.
International House
A luncheon at International
House, will give the seminar group
an opportunity to meet and talk
to foreign students. Some time
will also be available for general
sightseeing.
The trip, sponsored by the Penn
State Christian Association in co
operation with the Departments
of Political Science and Educa
tion, is open to students upon ap
plication and payment of a $5
deposit to be applied toward
transportation arid registration.
Application blanKs must be sub
mitted by Monday to the PSCA
office, 304 Old Main. They will
be accepted in order of receipt,
and no refunds on deposits will be
rriade after Monday. A meeting
of the group attending the sem
inar will be held at 4 p.m. Monday
in the Hugh Beaver room, Old
Main.
Travel in Bus
The group will travel in a char
tered bus, leaving State College
at 6 p.m. Thursday, and will stay
MAKE YOUR OWN
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
© Dekorama Set
main picture and matching decals
to paint paints included in set.
® Tile Art Set
2 tiles to. paint—felt backing,
hangers, and paints included.
©Tray Holders for Tiles
TREASURE HOUSE
So make this
Christmas a
happy one and
give her a
"handbag with
style" from
Simo
in the Hotel Diplomat in. New
York' City.
Mary Glading, seventh semes
ter elementary education major,
is chairman of the seminar com
mittee. .
LeSage to Speak
Dr. Laurence L. LeSage, profes
sor of Romance languages, has
been invited to speak as guest of
honor at a convention of Pi Del
ta Phi, national French honorary,
Dec. 30 at River Forest, HI.
BsE xjSiop . ;
In STATE COLLEGE |
Christmas is coming
It's not very far
Shopping downtown
Is way above par
East College Avenue
, Dress and Sport Bags
make important gifts
and add smartness to
her wardrobe.
109 South Allen St.
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