"Sign" Is the Cry of Athena See 14 Angels In Girls Glee Solicitors This Club "Evening of Opera" Week The Green And White Thursday
VOLUME XX The Official Student Publication OHIO UNIVERSITY, ATHENS, OHIO, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1931 Published Semi-Weekly No. 28
Song Program Faculty Terpsichoreans Revive Debate Squad Shall My Temples Turn Grey? Athena Sales Thursday Will Art Lost to Them a Decade Ago Prepares For Editor Moon Shouts Nay, Nay! Drive Started By Margaret J. Laverty dances were one of the the first time in ten years, the CIRCLEfeatures of the evening. During Dayton Meet greying temples. Be Diversified FORfaculty of Ohio University danced these, much stamping of feet and Then look at Al By Sororities Monday night. And what dances they much laughter was noticeable. Miss Moon's. His are Women's Glee Club To Pre- did dance! None of your slow dreamy- Joy Cutler was in charge of a musicale Two Forensic Engagements golden, fluffy, full of Subscription waltzes for Ohio professors. Hot that was given during an intermis- To This the flush of youth, Contest For sent Variety of tunes were requested by faculty mem- sion. Cards, too, were prominent. Be Held mine are streaked Year Book Is In bers, and the ozone around the Men's Those who did not care to dance held Week with grey, mute evi- Selections Union ball room fairly sparkled with forth in the card room. dence of past tor- Full Swing sobbing blue notes. Since this first gathering has prov- An Ohio University negative team ture. I ask you in From Siberia comes the theme of Master of ceremonies for the even- en so successful, another like it will ' will meet the University of Dayton my 'straight from Each sorority member on the cam- Gretchaninoff's "On the Steppe," from ing was Dr. Clyde E. Cooper. The be held on April Fool's Day. Prof. |at Dayton, Thursday evening in the the shoulder' manner pus will attempt to secure a minimum of Arabia comes Spross' "It Is the Sun- success the party was largely due Thomas Hoover placed his stamp of | first forensic meet between the two "Shall Al's tem- of one subscription for the 1931 Athe- set Hour," and from the Americanized to his heroic efforts in directing the approval on the social function. His j schools. Ward Halsted, Portsmouth; ples be grey?" No na this week as the sales camaign for with the aid of a Negro comes "Listen to the Lambs," evening's events, only complaint was that there was | Leo Potts, Athens; and Robert Whit- a thousand times, the Ohio yearbook starts its final large was "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've megaphone. Dr. Cooper not enough light. One must look at | tier, Erie, Pa. represent Ohio Univer- drive today. With every argument Seen," and "De Gospel Train," some chairman of a committee made up of partner, 7"0/V7 polished and best one's dancing he insists. sity. The affirmative team from the Bv/z/ve. "Save all that smiles easily acces- of the selections to be presented in Dr. Victor Whitehouse, and Prof. Professor and Mrs. Thor Olson hoped ! University of Dayton comes to Ath- heartbreak, that sible, feminine solicitors will visit fra- the concert by Ohio University Wom- George Starr Lasher. that the function would introduce a ens Friday night when it will meet agony of suspense. ternities and boarding houses to stage en's Glee Club, directed by Mrs. Mar- * * * new tradition on Ohio University's the Ohio University negative team in Subscribe now for the 1931 Athena." the largest drive of recent years. garet Benedict, in Alumni Memorial guests gave charming campus. Here's a student toast to a return engagement at Fine Arts Tom Byrne, Editor, Salesladies will be placed at va- Auditorium at 8 o'clock Thursday and color affair. the faculty and their dancing. rious places on the campus to FEMININEatmosphere to the Long Auditorium. The 1930 Athena. obtain night. No admission will be charged. Gowns of the most elaborate cut were may they toddle! A negative team representing Ohio signatures and deposits. The first "Wee Fiddle Moon," by Hoffmeist- to be seen in the ball room. Mrs. University went to Delaware Friday meeting of sorority sales captains er, "Dance of the Reed Flutes," by Curtis W. Janssen wore an unusual to meet an Ohio Wesleyan affirmative was held this afternoon at Athena of- Tschaikowsky, Gaines' "Salutation," gown of carmen-colored chiffon. Miss team. George Cochran, Parkersburg, fices. William Martindill, business and "Beauteous Morn," by German Helen Hedden was seen dancing in a W. Va.; William Shea, Erie, Pa.; and the excellent support that manager, will hold conferences with are other numbers. Solo parts in jade-green dinner Miss Anna Specialists To Boord, Marietta, represented WITHthe staff of the 1931 Athena has solicitors each day of the campaign. frock. Leland " excerpts from two operas, "Madame Lois Saum was wearing a black geor- Ohio University. given me, and the sorority sales force 'A good thing sells itself,' says an Reports will be made daily in order Butterfly," and "Hansel and Gretel," gette creation and Miss Gladys M. Debate Insurance vieing for the honors of their organ- old proverb. Athena's a good thing." that a careful record of the race may are to be taken by Thelma Thomas, Talk At Meet ization and the university, my temples Al Moon, Editor, be maintained. Williams was dressed in a Sunday The question for during Alfield Johnson, Kathleen Conoway, evening supper gown that has debate the shall not turn grey. 1931 Athena. Two Objectives been season is: Resolved that the states and Kathryn Kern. Fourteen angels very popular this season. Supremacy in Athena sales holds will complete this "Evening at the Tentative Program Arrang- should enact legislation providing for two objectives for compulsory unemployment insurance. Ohio University Opera," with a pantomime, directed ed For Vocational Note Enrollment Rise sororities. The women's group that by Miss Ruth Alexander of the phy- Debates are conducted on the regular Art Exhibit Shows disposes of the most copies Here plan, no will re- sical education department. Band To Feature Conference with decision. ceive the large cup awarded annual- Debates to be held in Athens during Is 200 Settings Arranged Registration Above That of Ohio Water Colors ly. Every sorority which fulfills its Vincent Jukes and members of his the remainder of the semester with Last quota of one subscription Battle Selection A tentative program has been ar- the positions taken by Ohio Univer- Year for a min- student arts class will have charge for two imum of 20 will be ranged the day Vocational sity are: February University of Variety Subjects Repre- members allowed of the settings and lighting. Thelma Conference high school seniors, to 20, Wide of an entrant in the Silver for Dayton, negative; March 2, West Vir- The total enrollment this semester Mirror Con- Thomas is business manager of the Audience To Hear "The Death at on March sented In New Display test. An additional entrant be held Ohio University ginia, negative; March 5, Denison at 200 more than for the will be club, Marcella Horn is secretary, and 28. home econ- will be least granted those larger organi- of Custer" 27 Specialists in University, negative; March February semester last year. With Greek Martha Foster is librarian, and Ma- omics, cos- 20, of zations which report 100 cent journalism, advertising, Miami University, negative; March expected to An of water paintings per for rie Cowpe is student director. tume designing and 25 additional students exhibit color each 15 members above the initial 20. A Sioux war and textile research 27, University of Cincinnati, affirma- registration within the next by Ohio artists was placed on display A string quartete composed of dance battle discuss the ac- complete At the close of of will qualifications and tive; April 8, S. few women have today at Gallery, Fine the first drive last Kenneth Ruckman, Robert Felty, strains of "The Death Custer," will in the special W. T.'C, negative. A days, 2,438 men and the Art in Arts fall more than 600 copies have a background, when tivities professions. debate is scheduled Muskingum registered as in the Hall. display, property were sold. Richard McCutchan, and James Hoff- realistic Sessions begin with already students This of the The final lap of the campaign is Capt. T. W. Shaffer of will Friday morning College during April. last year num- ex- man will play "Les Ecossais," the and members at of university. Students Ohio Water Color Association, will re- pected to place of 166th assist the Ohio 9 o'clock, with group inspection of town main University re- the number sub- third quartette by Swan Hennessy, Co. L. Infantry the and textiles Out debates for Ohio Uni- bered 2,260. atOhio for the scriptions above the thousand a clothing department, of the Registrar's mark. and "The Mill," by Raff-Pochan. Mil- University Band in concert, Sunday nutrition versity are: February 19, University The clerical staff mainder of the month. The pictures A huge foods and department, home of on range thermometer, which will dred Maston, accompanist with the afternoon at 3 o'clock. Dayton, affirmative; March 2, Uni- office is working diligently enter- from academic to modern set- show progress of management house, child development versity of Virginia, tings the the each sorority, is club, will play two piano solos, "Valse The selection, a descriptive fan- and nursery West affirmative; ing marks in student record books. and are work of commercial to be placed outside the tasia, the battle of the school, kitchens and din- March 3, State Normal to students with- artists and members of art Athena office in A," by Chasins, and "Night depicts Little rooms on the Fairmont These will be mailed depart- is ing the campus, gym- March Denison tomorrow. The yearbook pushing Winds," by Griffes. Big Horn in which General Custer and the library School, affirmative; 5, in three weeks, Frank Dilley, regis- ments in Ohio colleges. forward rapidly. his men nasium, and the museum. Picture sections are First sopranos are Madeline Cadot, were annihilated by the Sioux University, affirmative; March 26, trar, indicated. The display ranges from cartoons increasing in size. Fraternities Indians. A Sioux war dance opens the Vocational Lectures Miami University, negative; March to still life, and many of the paintings and Kathleen Conoway, Marie Cowpe, campus organizations are now com- Mildred Dennison, Mary May Has- selection. Action changes to represent Friday afternoon's program will 27, University of Cincinnati, nega- resemble oil productions. The exhib- pleting preparations consist of lectures on vocational pos- tive. Y.'oosier corrsge it much human their schedules for sittings. well, Elizabeth Hughes, Alfield John- being made in Custer's affirmative team contains interest ap- The final date for all photographic son, Ruth Anna Kittle, Florine Mer- camp for the battle. Bugle calls an- sibilities. Tbe session will begin at 2 has been scheduled for a debate dur- Mother's Week-end peal, and shows a wide variety in the work is o'clock in Alumni Memorial Auditor- Saturday. ritt, Henrietta Milligan, Hester Mit- nounce the march and the command is ing March. individual artist's choice of design. The "theme" of the chell, Kathryn Myers, given to Custer's Cavalry. ium. Mary L. Barber, director of the The woman's debate team will hold Groups Appointed Several artists exhibited have chos- annual this Thelma Thom- home economics department of year is the Ohio Bobcat. The animal as, and Elma Williams. Second so- Indian music mingles with patriotic Kel- two debates away from the campus in en rocks and bleak objects for the appears strains and logg Food Products, discuss food with in many designs and settings pranos are Eleanor Bush, Dorothy both are lost in the music will April the University of Cincin- Include Students and Faculty subject of their work. In this group throughout book. of battle research. Beulah V. Gillespie, gradu- and "Rnse the Backgrounds of Jefferson, Emmy Lou Keehne, Kath- the scene, Custer is mortally nati, Mi-imi University. The de- are included: Bocks," aad the view section in and a dirge is ate of Ohio University in 1924, and a are on question In General Committees by Antimo are a shade of ryn Kern, Margaret Combs, Mariana wounded followed bv bates the of Censor- "Eastern Point," Bene- green which brings out the strains of the Scalp member of the editorial staff of Mc- ship. All of the to be duce; "Sand Dunes," and vividlv the Linscott, Louise Lorentz, Grace Orr, Sioux Dance. debates are committees for "Carmel-bv- beauty of the campus. Phelps, Pauline The fantasy is the last number of Call's magazine, is to give a lecture conducted on the regular plan with General appointed the-Sea," Clara Blesch; "Land's End," Dolores Whitlatch, on 27 Wills, the band's concert. Solo and group on the vocational aspects of journal- the exception of the two held with Mother's Week End March and Bockport, Mass., and "Peace and Alene and Rosemary Wise. Joyce, chairman, Dean The first alto section is composed numbers are combined with descript- ism. Extension service will be dis- Miami University. No decisions will 28 are Hannah Quiet," Laguna Beach, Calif., by C. by Dorothy Carnal, ive and symphonic selections of the cussed by Lucile Smith, graduate of be given. of Women Irma E. Voigt, referee, M. Lines. Prom Committee Martha Foster, Ohio Jane Mooney, Jane Margaret Hill, Mary Helen Mar- band in a variety program. Prof. University in 1930 and member Warner, Paintings with a modern trend are Pauline Lee, Paul of the Ohio Laverty, Hester Mitchell, garet LeMasters, Cotta Mar- Sebring, soloist, will sing extension department. Esther to be found among: "Beyond the Pick- Considers Bands McCoy, "Dannv Marian McClure, Edna Er- ian Milligan, Mildred Pfaff, Berenice Deever," by Walter Damrosch. A reception by executives of the Library Bradbury, et Fence" and "The Steel Mill" by Rawe, Riecker, home economics department will be Rooms Are vin, Marie Cowpe, Sue Porterfield, Clarence Carter; "In Sunshine and Norma Helen Steph- at 3:30 Reba Shafer, Mary Elizabeth Kess- Members To Make Careful Se- ens, Gladys Walton and Sara held o'clock at the home man- Shadow, Old Church, Huron, Ohio," by Wilder- agement inger, Lucille Cutler, lection From Long List muth. The second altos are Janet house at 54 East Union Ready for Painters Monica Ucker, Harriett Dunn Campbell; and "Hous- Bing, Romana Dunaway, Pledge Banquet Street. Dinner will be served at the Prof. Mariam Morse, Dr. Edith A. es-Twinshurg. Ohio," by Paul A. Mey- Edna Ervin, Is 6 Prof. Edna Way, and Prof. Leaders of Pauline Griffith, Nan Hanlin, Mar- dormitories at o'clock. Sections of New Soon Wray, er. Included in the exhibit are sever- nationally known dance A playlet by the clothing depart- Structure Mary Helen Fretts. al water color of orchestras have been corresponding cella Horn, Lucille Jackman, Mar- Plan of Blue Key To Be paintings flowers and garet Myers, Nancy Norris, Margaret ment and a lecture by Fanny M. Decorated In the sub-committees, Margaret animals. Although all are by Ohio with Elden Hauck, general chairman Rainey, Brooks, home economic extension, Laverty has been named as the stage artists, several not Ohio of the 1931 Junior Prom, since the Helen Schaefer, Dorothy Helen Shel- have chosen close of and Interfraternity Affair Will Pro- University of Illinois will constitute With the erection of all clay tile director, Sue Porterfield, scenes for their setting. last semester. Believing that Sloop, Dorothy Webster. War- success of mote Friendship, Members the Friday night progi-am. partitions and the plastering of many ton, Katherine Wary, and Jane the Prom will depend to Feel Saturday morning sessions will be- of the rooms, construction work on ner as the house managers, Reba no small extent on the orchestra to gin at 10:30 o'clock in Alumni Mem- jthe interior of the new Edwin Watts Shafer, Julia Dornbirer, and Helen Henninger Competes appear here, April 10, committee Form Committees orial Auditorium. Speakers will be: Chubb library has progressed to the Hedden as the make-up committee. chairmen are attempting to secure A prominent dance band and the advertising, Mrs. Leona Rutledge point where many of the sections are and the invitations will be in the In State Contests adequate information concerning For men's quartet will be featured at the Carroll, director home service divis- ; now ready for painting and decorat- charge of Jane Mooney, Mary Eliza- prospective bands. Annual Meet Jewell Tea ing. These the Zetta Brooks, Eunice Among most orches- Blue Key interfraternity pledge smok- ion, Co.; child develop- include cataloguing beth Kessinger, Leonard Henninger, Frank- the prominent Mary graduate and order room, room, ex- Mary Cooper, Muriel Der- senior, tras are: Saunders er on Wednesday, Feb.* 25, it was an- ment, Reed, student in librarian's Fitch, and { lin Furnace, will represent Ohio Uni- considered Coon Interfraternity Council Announ- child development, Ohio hibition hall, ceiling of the stack man. rochestra, Chicago; Isham Jones. Cin- nounced today by Maurice Foraker, Universitv; ; versity in the final state ces homo making, Mrs. Margaret room, several of the seminar rooms, The Saturday afternoon reception elimination cinnati; Bemie Cummings' band, Cin- Groups for Conference member of the committee in charge. Starch- ; contest of Inter-collegiate Orator- er, graduate of Ohio the main-reading room, the periodical will arranged by Jane Warner, the cinnati; Bobbie Meeker and his Hotel The pledges will be addressed by well University in be ' ical Association to be held at Bald- 1925. : room, Jane Ernestine Penn known faculty members and students. the reserve book room, and the Mooney, and Donnelly, win Wallace College, William Orchestra, Pittsburgh; Committees for the annual Inter- library science room. The four and the fun and frolic hour Saturday Berea, Februarv Ace Brigode and his Orchestra, fraternity to be held here Also, various entertainment will be latter 27. His oration, "The Man of Steel.'" Conference, provided said. have been overlaid with a special will be managed by Monica Ucker, Cleveland; Jan Garber, Cincinnati; the freshmen, Foraker was one of three chosen a ; ' best March 26 and 27, were announced at ; composition sound Martha and j the Jacobs', The smoker is the first attempted Entry Date of to minimize reflec- Frederick, Dorothy Sloop. ;at sectional held Merrill Cleveland. a meeting of the Interfraternity Union tion. and Hester Mitchell and Helen McLaugh- the contest at Ot- Duke Ellington and his 16 niece at Ohio University by Blue Key, hon- The circulation room the terhein College, V Friday Council Monday afternoon, by Russell children's be lin be in charge of the dinners He, New orary organization. It is planned to Matches Is Extended room are also to finished will lit. Cotton Club Orchestra, York, Uhkrfch, president. in this Marian considered one the the have the affair annually, Rogers Eik- manner. and serenades, while McClure of the competing of best in The general committee consists of Erection of the Louise Savage will Three orators in ipolis, is being Kil- enberry, president, stated. Date for the filing of entries in the stairway frame- and Mary preside sectional at considered. Russell Unkrich, chairman, William work and pouring of concrete at vesper services. All-Ohio the contest Otterbein were l's original group played in one- Martinek, The purpose of the smoker is to Men's Union annual pool tournament the in the The selected to meet three chosen at Eugene Cotter, and James the different sections another phase banquet will !»e arranged by Ksther the Id's productions a few years is chairman further acquaintance among pledges has been extended to Friday, Febru- is northern district contest held at Bald- Berry. Eugene Cotter of of it of the work already completed. Bradbury, Agnes Eisen, Anna Cady, ago. committee. Others all fraternities and to acquaint ary 20, has been announced by Wal- A win Wallace. Winner of the state the banquet in this ter al rubber composition is to Tucker Webb, and Paul Hauserman. are them with Blue Key and its members. Ice, president of the Independent be will represent at the group George Evans and Norton overlaid on the stairways and Edna Ervin Liggett contest Ohio in- William Martindill, Maurice Foraker, League and general chairman of the parts and Belvadelle terstate meeting to he held Ken- of Weber. James of the floors. A temporary are publicity managers. in Next Issue Goat meetings be Boden, and Rogers Eikenberry, contest. Among entries alreadv list- heating tucky. Group will led by ed is system has been James Berry.. He committee members are completing Walter Parson, last year's" final- installed to' facilitate Fifteen colleges make up the Ohio To Appear March 11 will be assisted by ist. construction work on the interior. RECOVER FROM OPERATIONS for - Leake and James plans the occasion. At Inter collegiate group. Henninger Robert Ross Brink. number of students a further stage in the Recovering major operations, Boden is chairman of luncheon o.u. A have alreadv construction from competed against representatives Junior Prom issue of the Green the this system will be supplanted by the Robert Corace, Pittsburgh, and j group. Earl entered the tournament, and it is an- Pa., from Otterbein College, Muskingum Goat will make its appearance on the John Holden and Mason GYMNASTS TO MEET ticipated that type called for the building plans Louis City, I assist there will be hard com- in Diamond, New York were | College, Wittenberg College and campus Wednesday, March 11. All will him. for which is to be by the Ess- Den- A meeting of the newly organized petition the silver trophy which is installed dismissed from the Sheltering Arms j ison University. art copy must be in by tomorrow, The discussion group chairman is wein Plumbing of El- physical educational fraternity, Del- offered the winner this year. The Co., Columbus. All Hospital last week. Both underwent ■ o.u. mer Dingeldey, announced. William Martinek. Ralph Beery and pipes and be editor, Lit- ta Pi Alpha, will be held at Prof. C. game will be straight rack pool, fifty visible radiators will fin- operations for appendicitis. The of books and erary contributions to magazine Michael Graban are on this commit- ished in to conform Eleanor practice stealing the D. Giauque's office, in the Men's Gym- points for the playoffs, and a longer bronze with the is convalescing ! as presented by tee. Tom Byrne and Michael Graban scheme. Hazeltine, Ashtabula, reselling them second-hand ones must be Sunday. nasium, Thursday night at 7 o'clock. game for the finals. Entries are to color resulted the A call been sent will take care of publicity for the The Hawkins Construction at her home following an operation has in arrest of two stu- has out by Din- Discussion of prospective members be made at the office of the Independ- Co. of for appendicitis. ] dents Ohio geldey for more aspirants for both Conference. Newark, are the at State. will be brought up at that time. ent League in the Men's Union. general contractors staffs of the special To devote more time to the plan- j for the erection of building. magazine. A need of the the The is felt for one who can aptly draw ning conference, a special electrical work is to done by meeting was called by be the caricatures, since this form of draw- Unkrich for '. Electric Power and Equipment Co., Monday afternoon at the Men's Union. ing will be featured in the next is- Columbus, the roofing and sheet metal BRYAN PRESENTS ODD Interviews may be Hell week, which will be early in work the DR. sue. had with Din- SKIT SHOW NEEDS SONG by F. O. Schoedinger Co., geldey and o'clock for March, was also discussed at and the between 3 4 the Columbus, interior woodwork the of the week. meeting. the CURIOS TO OHIO MUSEUM rest o.u FOR ALADDIN TO CROON by Brown-Graves Co., Akron. , and Thomas, Howell Cleveland, are By Frances Willock with their curious shapes testified to By Edna Ervin In to song of the archifc Choir Will addition the lover epochs in the their great age. Present Independent League Aladdin, the song of the magician, of the earliest Cora] Irving Berlins are being the modern lighting Feature Collection Program "Old Lamps for New," and Aladdin's ONEevolution of collection corals and at Jackson To Meet Monday Night EMBRYOtapped by Opportunity. The an- is by two curious A colorful of toast to the bride are to be written Sorority Initiation system represented minerals are being featured as a nual Mothers' Week End skit show is Set which have been placed this spec- by students. Two dance numbers, the relics exhibit this week the museum. The University Choir will present Plans a meeting in need of a love song which Aladdin among at the Ohio Uni- ial at for mass of Inde- ring dance and the lamp dance, are Date Delayed Following Alleged week exhibits interesting its first program of the semester Fri- pendent men and a dance to be will sing to his princess in "Aladdin's versity Museum. The relics, a Grease Especially among the ar- day, February spon- also to be written, as is an instrumen- Rushing Infractions of are of 27, at the First Meth- sored by the Independent League Lamp," the pageant-drama to be pre- Lamp and a Snuffer, both pre- ray minerals, collections were tal number to represent the building Candle agate utul onyx. The onyx collection, odist Episcopal Church of Jackson. made at a meeting of the Executive sented this year. Anyone wishing to sented recently to Dr. \V. A. Matheny, The will be as of the castle. All are to be in the Penalized for alleged infraction of contributed Albeit Jones, was re- program the same is to Board of League, attempt this creation is asked to se- director of the museum, by President by on the Monday night. oriental style, and contributions \*ill rushing rules, Ohio University sorori- cently from Diego, be given here Sunday, March 8. Prof. W. J. Trautwein, of "the De- cure information concerning it at the E. B. Bryan, are believed to date to received San Cal- Forty-four members now- compose office of Dean of b'e gratefully appreciated, according ties will not be permitted to initiate ifornia. this partment of Physical Education, will the Women, and to the the fifteenth century. group. read to committee now working on the their pledges until April 16 and 17, o. n. discuss intramural plans for inde- the manuscript. The epilogue, skit. The Grease Lamp consists of a Arrangements for other appear- prologue, and first Alad- according to an announcement Mon- TO PRESENT PROGRAM pendents at a meeting of independent act, cast in main small iron shell suspended from a ances of the group at Marietta and din's cottage has been written Five speaking parts, court day by Dean of Women Irma E. L'Alliance Francais, under the di- men Monday night at 8 o'clock in the home, jesters, chain. Grease or tallow was burned Lancaster are now being made. Dr. by of Women Irma Voigt slaves, attendants, court en- Voigt. Initiation periods generally rection of Miss Mary Noss, of the Men's Union ballroom. Other speak- Dean E. tertainers, and main of in the lamp, and gave a poor light ac- Lichliter, of the First Congregational and Dr. and the two groups come early in March. French Department, will present a ers will be included on the program. Edith A. Wray, sec- dancers, the of the companied by a great deal of smoke. Church of Columbus, has also extend- ond act, in the palace of the genii ring and the Charges that rushing rules had program at Convocation on Wednes- The second of a series of dances spon- Sultan, genii of lamp, will appear, with The Grease Lamp was the first form ed an invitation to the choir to pre- sored Independent is being written under the direction the been violated were brought against day, February 25. by the League will about 100 girls in the cast. On ac- sororities of light used by the Pilgrims ami Pur- sent a program in his congregation's be held'February of Helen Roush. two early in the first se- 27. count of the number of groups on the mester. In discussions before the Pan- itans. This method of lighting is be- new church upon its completion next ATHENA WANTS SNAPS or December. The entire drama will follow close- campus at the present time, only five Hellenic Council, it was charged that lieved to have been used as early as November ly the story of Aladdin, with the col- may now be involved in the skit sororities of the fifth century. each all had been guilty viola- who have snapshots orful costumes and settings of Ara- year, although some speaking and en- tions of rushing rules. Revision of The Candle Snuffer was used by Students An Ohio Lemon of as bia reproduced in an oriental atmos- tertaining parts may be distributed is to candle wicks interest to the campus a An Ohio Laurel rushing rules pending. the forefathers clip are phere. The Ohio University Sym- among other organizations. which to Advent of the whole invited to bring them Those failed burn. to the Athena office. To those who are responsible for phony Orchestra, directed by Prof. participating year Pi Beta twisted which is con- They will deed this are wick, completely receive careful A timely 127 years ago is com- the growing accumulations of dust on DeForest Ingerham, will play Phi, Chi Omega, Alpha Xi Delta, TO HOLD STUDENT PARTY sumed, made the of the Candle attention. A the use large number published memorated in this Laurel, presented the floors, furniture, and windows in Arabian Nights Overture, the "Scher- Theta Phi Alpha, and Alpha Delta A party be given at unnecessary. may be to student will the Snuffer in the 1931 the courageous founders of the first some of the older buildings on the herzade," written by Rimski-Korsa- Pi. The A. A. U. W. will assist in Methodist Church Friday night at 8 Both articles are covered with a Athena. university west of the Allegheney campus, we present this Lemon. kov. costuming. o'clock, by Mu Sigma Mu. coating of red rust which together Mountains. Page Two THE GREEN AND WHITE asked students to purchase books, then stopped use of them, and Hundreds Make Use A. A. U. W. WILL MEET THE GREEN AND WHITE advised his students to hold the texts for use in a course to be The February meeting of the Ath- Campus Of Union Exchange ens Branch of A. A. U. W. will be taught a year later. Most of the students did not take the later held at the Home Economics Practice student publication University, published semi-weekly Official of Ohio and their books sold at a discount. of the Men's report House at 7:30 o'clock Thursday night. during the school year, except Thanksgiving week and Christmas vacation, course, were Officials Union Dr. James P. head of the Opinion that book was made use Porter, Psy- during the examination period January 28 to Faculty the exchange and. from February 14. members should have excellent reasons before aban- of to almost its extent by chology Department, will address the Subscription $2.00 a year fullest the branch the subject: Psy- doning texts. When a change is planned, students should be in- To G. we explain that students of the university during the on "Current Entered as second class matter in the post office at Athens, Ohio "W. R." may chologies; Theories and Their Value." formed of it at least a semester ahead of time. Then students neither of his two contributions to past week. Hundreds of students took this column were published because advantage of the opportunity to ex- may obtain their books with the knowledge that their re-sale the editor does not know the identity change books with each other and to . . Business __, _, , /A ~V«-
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© 1931,Liggett k Myzbs Tobacco Co. ■ in ■ ■ i Page Four THE GREEN AND WHITE 'Women Everywhere* HOLD INITIATION Preps Exchanged DANCE DATE CHANGED Student Will Have Pateran Club, young womens' or- Date of the first annual University Theme of 'Y' Banquet ganization of the Presbyterian For Fourth Time Dance, sponsored by the Band club, Poem In Anthology Church, initiated its first chapter has been postponed from February 20 night. Services were 20. to be "Women was Tuesday held to March The dance held Everywhere" the for the of annual banquet af in the church. Those initiated are The schedule exchange of at the Men's Gymnasium, will be in- theme the the Edna Ervin To Be Represented the to used for \Y. C. held Wesley Foun- Mrs. C. I. Cottingham, Miss Ruby pledges among different fraterni- formal. Programs be ad- V. A., in the Jor- ties mission of tickets dation of In College Collection Hankey, Madge Campbell, Edith at dinner Wednesday evening has in place will be parlors the Methodist Muriel Voll, arranged by placed days Church Friday. Mrs. Mary G. Noss dan, Mildred Gilman, been the Interfraternity on sale several before the Marian Wiles, Ruth Humphrey, Ora Council. This is the fourth of a ser- affair. acted as toastmistress. The dinner, Edna Ervin, senior in the Ohio Uni- prepared by the advisory board of the Taylor, Rose Zenn, and Mabel Wilson. ies of pledge exchange dinners which versity Department of Journalism Pateran entertain were to a so- V. W. C. A. and Miss Josephine Fish- will at a tea Sat- planned foster more A survey at Denison shows that the and editor of Ye Old Gristmill, will be urday afternoon at the Presbyterian ciable feeling the various fra- er, was served after an invocation represented in "The New Anthology between average freshman spends $4.55 on song by the group and an invocation Church from 3to 5 o'clock. All girls ternities on the campus. food and amusement. of College Verse", being compiled by of Presbyterian preference are invit- The pledges of Alpha Delta Beta prayer by Dean of Women Irma E. Jessie Rehder, New York, for Harper Voigt. Marian McClure, president of ed. Next Tuesday night, Pateran will will dine with Gamma Gamma Gam- and Brothers. A six-line poem by hold an open meeting for all girls in- ma; Beta Theta Pi with Lambda Chi the Y. W. C. A., introduced the toast- Miss Ervin, "The Aftermath," was ac- By RUTH COLE "Women in Italy" dis- terested. Alpha; Delta Sigma Pi with Phi Up- mistress. were cepted for the publication. silon; Del- cussed by Argie Capelli, "Women in Delta Tau Delta with Phi SOCIETYSuperstitious? No! Students on Ohio University's campus "I thought your poem a very good year's mid-term ta Theta; Gamma Gamma Gamma This exams will be the Russia" by Vera Tjurin, "The Amer- piece of writing," states Miss Rehder. didn't let a little thing like Friday 13 dent social calendar. ican Negro by Dorothy Hill, the last to be given at Yale Univer- with Phi Kappa; Lambda Chi Alpha Woman" "It had originality and a touch of with Sororities and fraternities entertained with many dances Friday and "The American White Woman" sity. Phi Kappa Tau; Phi Delta The- ! irony that were very arresting." ta with Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi Kappa night. Saturday evening was inaugurated with a large number of by Agnes Eisen. There were 4,200 poems with Miss Hattie submitted Sigma Delta Phi; Phi Kappa MAJESTIC! Valentine Day dances. Campbell, Parkersburg, from 300 different universities and with Y. secretary, Tau Sigma Delta Rho; Phi Up- NOW SHOWING W. Va., W. C. A. district colleges. silon with Following a most entertaining week-end of superstition and of the Sigma Pi; Pi Kappa Alpha presented alumna's viewpoint Miss Ervin's sister, Daisy Lee, who with Kappa red hearts, was the social event of the faculty of Ohio University, [organization. "Our Girl Reserves" Tau Epsilon; Sigma Del- **—»'" was graduated University ta with tt»l»». a ~»«n«™ the subject from Ohio Phi Theta Chi; Sigma Delta given Monday evening at the was of a talk by Miss last spring, won the Emerson Prize Rho with Alpha [■ Mary Connett, and "The Spirit of Delta Beta; Sigma 'Morocco' musical followed by card games an< ■ Poem Contest of 1929. "The After- Pi with Beta Theta Pi; Tau Kappa NEW CHAPTER INSTALLED Our Ohio University Y. W. C. A." math" is as follows: with was Edith Epsilon Delta Sigma Pi, and Irene Devlin, Catherine Bradley, presented by Dr. A. Wray. Theta Chi with The Y. W. C. A. sub-cabinet was in THE AFTERMATH Delta Tau Delta With ANNOUNCES PLEDGING and Eileen Fitzsimmons motored to I wonder if . Akron Saturday, to install- charge of decorations, and followed Alpha Xi Delta announces the attend the When life is past The pledge chapter of Pi , ation of Sigma Chapter of Theta Phi the valentine theme. Elizabeth Kappa Marlene Dietrich pledging of Elizabeth Purviance, Hughes, And bodies are Alpha is to be host Saturday to the Jones, Youngs- . Alpha at Akron University. While social chairman, was in Smithfield; Elizabeth charge of the program. Interred at last active members of the fraternity at town; Alberta McGee and Margarett there they were guests at the formal The will Gary Cooper held at the Univer- souls sit on monuments a house party. Arnold Knudsen is Lindley, Martins Ferry. dinner and dance To brag of earthly prominence? chairman of the sity Club. Other members of Delta pledge chapter social Adolph Menjou Chapter to attend were Lucile Fried- ELECT OFFICERS committee. Jim Boden and his orches- BAND CLUB TO MEET Gamma Gamma Gamma fraternity tra will furnish the music. University will meet ; rich, Francina Gross, Helen Nelius, ENTERTAIN AT PARTY Band Club re-elected Michael Graban, Lambda Omega entertained with a in ! Helen Voneman, and Regina Laird. Campbell, Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock as president for the second semester. Valentine house party Saturday night.
Union. - the Men's Other officers elected were: vice-presi- Music was furnished by the Campus Thursday Friday TO HAVE BENEFIT BRIDGE dent, Fay Corwin; treasurer, William Owls. Decorations and programs car- ADVISER ENTERTAINS Theta Phi Alpha will hold a bene- Noice, treasurer, Stephan Komarc. ried out the Valentine scheme. Re- Norma Talmadge Mrs. Goodwin, Alpha Sigma Alpha fit bridge at the chapter house on turning Margaret with a-1 alumnae were: faculty adviser, entertained [ Tuesday, February 17. Johnson, Nelsonville, MARCH Ist last STUDENTS TO SING and Eula Elder, i —in—- bridge-dinner Thursday evening Julia Johnson, Betty Brown, An especially arranged all-univer- and ' at her home. •/ > Newark. Edith Ide and Nina Thomp- ' HOLD PRE-LENTEN HOP sity program has been planned by | After at son of Gamma Chapter were week- ij you re this date we will be "Du Barry" Phi Kappa fraternity and Theta Dorothy Sarber for the Thursday or- opposite RADIO PARTY HELD end guests of the chapter house. Mr. | home the Majestic I Sigma Delta Rho was host to , Phi Alpha sorority held their first an- gan concert at the Majestic Theater. and Mrs. John Evans, Norwalk, were SLlM- | Theatre. [ twenty couples at a radio party held[ nual pre-Lenten hop at the Varsity The "Campus Owls," featuring Pinkie on Friday evening, February 13. Blaine as personality man, headlines week-end guests of their daughter, your new needs at the chapter house, Friday evening. Inn Vivien. frock were with, About sixty couples from the frater- the program. Community singing by Southern Ohio's The guests entertained Omega Waist Anchorage ; nity sorority were present. students will be lead by Miss Sarber, Lambda announces the Finest bridge and dancing. The party was and The pledging of I THE HATCH I Theatre chaperoned by Mrs. J. C. McClanahan. grand march was led by Monica Uck- with the assistance of slides thrown Evelyn Conners, Youngs- er, president of Theta Phi Alpha, and on the screen. town, and Mabel Williamson, Medina. Sound Pictures at Their Best o. u. I BOOKSTORE MUSICIANS DANCE Joseph Stedam, of Nelsonville. Music The annual formal dance of the . was furnished bv Sammy Kaye's TRANSFER LINDLEY OFFICE SERVE LINCOLN DINNER :■: l'il'll!!l: / - „ , t' ' Suits Pressed .40 in the slot. S Hour Service Phone 535 when occasions IN LOVE? READ! and HEED! Drop o com | In order to further extend our SERVICE and to better DEMAND A TUXEDO ino in the dot. acquaint the student body and the people, of Athens with an our restaurant business we are adding a new service available There is no Substitute from this date. □□on At 10:00 o'clock each evening (except Saturday) we will There amounting are numerous occasions when it must be BS deliver to any address in Athens orders to 50c Nothing Extra Special! or more. worn else will take its place. DO ORDERS MUST BE IN BY 9:00 P. M. We are showing a Very Smart Just one of the quaint THIS WEEK ONLY We suggest that you try our plain or toasted sandwiches, pie, ice cream, candy, cigarettes, coffee, milk, apples, TUXEDO customs of 1980. You II Shampoo, Fingerwave, Kewpee potato chips. see how ii's done in Be sure to try our POTATO CHIPS, they are better and $29.50 Milk Mask Facial fresher than you usually expect and are made in our own DeSYLYA, BROWN factory in Athens. Priced at 10c for a large bag and 60c Coat, Vest, Trousers $1.50 per pound in bulk. and HENDERSON'S Come and bring your friends to our RESTAURANT. TUXEDOS FOR RENT CALL You will gain again and again. Latest Method $2.50 710 French Permanents OPEN FROM 6:00 A. M. TILL 11:00 P. M. Monday, Tuesday, SILVUS Wednesday C. W. DAY'S Restaurant The Haney-Goodrich Co. | Fox Movietone Near South East Corner of Campus 1 Matinee 15-30 Coed Shop $3.50 SERVICE THAT SATISFIES Evening 25-40 25 Race Street DD I QD an DaaoaoooaoDaDDDDOQaaaaDDDDDDDDaDaDaoaDaoDDaQDoaonDODa DoaDDDaaaaooaoDoaaDooDDaaoaaaoaaaaQaoaaaaaaoaaaDaoaaa