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VOLUME II THE ITHACAN: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1931 NL"~!BER 2

ITHACA COLLEGE GERTRUDE EVANS Joseph Lautner Returns From INSTRUCTOR WEDS WHAT COLLEGE ELECTED TO FILL President Williams Delivers LOCAL MINISTER LIFE MAY MEAN NATIONAL OFFICE European Tour; Summer Spent From an essay by Le Ba­ :Miss Ruth I. Aldrich of Fre­ Splendid Address in the First ron Russell Briggs, dean of The t,\·entv-first national bien­ donia and the Rev. \Villiam F. the faculty of Arts and Sci­ nial conventi~n of Sigma Alpha Hastings, pastor of the First Con­ At Conferences and Festivals ences, Harvard University. Iota, national fraternitv for wo­ General Assembly of Year gregational Church of Ithaca, "At college, if you have men, was held recently ·in :\.:Iinne­ Lautner Succeeds Witherspoon as Chairman of Vocal were married at 4 o'clock Thurs­ Mr. lived rightly, you have found apolis, 2Hinncsota. The business President Urges Closer Friendships Among Students, Offi­ Division of Anglo-American Conference at Lausanne; day afternoon, Sept, 3, in the First enough learning to make you sessions of the convention were es­ cers, and Faculty Than Ever Before· Announces Attended Festivals at Bayreuth and Salzburg and Methodist Episcopal Church of humble, enough friendship to pecially interesting, and many pro­ Celebration of Fortieth Anniversary of Ithaca College· Fredonia. Opera in Munich and Paris make your heart large and gressive features \liere discussed and Band Plays and Ithacans Are Distributed ' . ,..~~------Mrs. Hastings received her A.B. adopted. These included a definite­ Joseph Lautner, tenor and di­ warm, enough culture to degree from Cornell University in ly outlined program which will be The fir,t assembh· of the school rector of the opera department of ITHACA COLLEGE teach vou the refinement of 1920, and her M.A. degree in of real ·practical and inspirational year 1931-32 was h~ld in the Little Ithaca College, has returned to re­ TO HAVE A FINE simpli~ity, enough wisdom STUDENT COUNCIL 1927 from the same institution. assistance to members, and will Theatre, Thursday, October first, sume his duties after a summer FOOTBALL TEAM to keep you · sweet in pov­ HOLDS ITS FIRST From 1927 until 1929 she was an help Sigma Alpha Iota to aid more under the chairmanship of Direc­ spent in Europe. While there, he erty and t e m p e r a t e m The Ithaca College football assistant professor of ·English at effectivelv the advancement of mu­ MEETING OF YEAR tor Brown. attended the Wagner Festival at wealth. Here you have team is· fast rounding into shape. Nebraska Weslyan University, sic in An;erica. At .one of the meet­ The Band students, under the Bayreuth, the Anglo-Amrican Con­ learned to see great and The weeks in training at Camp and from 1929 until the present ings it was also voted to co-operate The initial meeting of the Stu­ direction of Craig :'.\IcHenry, seem­ ference on Vocal and Choral prob­ small in their. true .relation, Singing Cedars and the every day she has been the professor of Eng­ with the :'\ational Federation of dent Council for this vear was call­ ed to ha\·e acclimated themselves lems at Lausanne, the Mozart Fes­ to look at both sides of a ques­ practice on the football field have lish at Ithaca College. Mrs. Hast­ :Music Clubs in their protest ed hr Preside1;t Ra/Brown, Sat­ readily after rncation as they tival at Salzburg, and other musi­ tion, to respect the point of begun to shmv some signs o.f fruit. ings is a member of the Phi Beta view of even, honest man or against the jazzing of the classics. urday at 10 :30 a.m. in the library opened the program "·ith two cal performances in :Munich and In preparation for one of the Kappa society and also of the woman, ·and .to recognize the building. After the reading of the splendid band renditions inter­ Paris. At the convention, :'.\1iss Gers spersed \\'ith their o,,·n spirited hardest schedules an Ithaca Col- Mortar· Board, the senior honor­ point of view that differs minutes and the treasurer's report, trudc Evans, director of publicity ,·oices and cheerful whistling The season in the summer in Eu­ lege team has faced in years, Coach -ary society at Cornell. most widelv from vour own. the president addressed the council of Ithaca Collge, "·as elected to ,rhich acted as a panacea to the stu­ rope is one that is rich and varied Freeman has built up an aggrega- The Reverend Mr. Hastings Here \'OU h·ave fou~d the de­ concerning the plans for the en­ --calculated to provide musical succeed the late Hazel Ritchev· as dent body. The nation! anthem tion which is bound to make those received hi~ B.S. degree in 1919 mocra~y that includes neither the · national president of Sigma suing year. Among the many cred­ fare for hordes of foreign enthusi­ who love the game sit up and take from Haverford College, B.D. de- rich nor poor, and the quick itable suggestions submitted were was sung by the students followed Alpha Iota. l\-liss Evans, who has by prayer from Reverend Bout­ asts. At the Wagner Festival in notice. · gree in 1924 and his St.M. from sympathy that listens to all that the Student Scampers be re­ Bavreuth, under the general direc­ been the president of the Eta prov­ well of the First Baptist church. In Long, Hickey, Leavitt, Union Theological Seminary m and helps all by the very lis­ ince for some time, has been active­ vived and that the Council sponsor tio~ of Frau Winifred, the widow Director Brown introduced Cra,vley, Bergen and a score of 1925. l\.fr. Hastings also holds a tening. Here too, it may be ly associated with Sigma Alpha a banquet in recognition of the of the late Siegfried Wagner, and Reverend Boutwell who immedi­ others, Freeman has excellent ma- Master's degree from Columbia at the end of a long struggl_e, Iota for the past eleven years. is work done by the staffs of The the musical direction of Furtwang­ It ately warned his audience against terial. If he can put into his team University. He served as the pastor you have seen-if only in indeed a distinct honor to have lt/zaca11 and The Cayugan. These ler and Toscanini, Mr. J,,autner an adversary. -In a masterly the punch which was sadly lacking of the Watchung Congregational transient glimpses-that .aft­ been elected to an office of such suggestions are to be discussed and was able to attend the entire Ring phrased wav -he informed the stu­ last year, he should loose .but one church in Montclair, N. J. until er doubt comes reverence, aft­ prominence, and the election comes acted upon at the next meeting. cycle. The festival was more near­ dents the ;dversarv was not the game, possibly that with St. Law- he came to the Congregational er anxiety peace, after faint­ as the reward for untiring efforts ly perfect than usual, in the opin­ Short reports \\·ere then given local police force, the communitv rence at Canton. church of Ithaca. He has been in ness courage, and that out of on the part of !\1iss Evans in the ion of Mr. Lautner, and the first by Clarke 2\Jarnard and Maurice clergy, or a conspiracy of teacher; The freshman football eleven is Ithaca for five years. ,Yeakness ,ve are made interes.ts of Sigma Alpha Iota. act of The T1 alkyrie was the out­ \Vhitney, edit;rs of The Itlzacan but least of all suspect~-ourselves. to play but one game according to The Rev. William F. Hastings strong. Suffer these glimp­ and theCa_rugan, respectively. -:Mr. standing bit of work of the entire ;'Hiss Evans was graduated from A resume of his talk could be the schedule; St. Lawrence fresh- of Sinclairville, father of the bride­ ses to become an abidin~ vi­ :\Iaynard announced that he in­ course. The attendance was un­ Ithaca College in the voice and pi­ found in t,,·o of his quotations, men at Canton on October 10. groom, and the Rev.- Lawrence sion, and you have the su­ tended to follow the precedent es­ usually good. ano department in the class of "You can fool others, perhaps, The only home game of the sea- Meric Barnard of Fredonia per­ preme joy of life." tablished br Ray Brown, editor cif While he was in Bayreuth, Mr. son for the varsity is to be played formed the-ceremony. 1922. \Vith the· exception of one about yourself, but vou can't af­ year, during which she maintained Tlze Ithacan last year, and that ford to fool yourself'' and "There Lautner was entertained at \Vahn­ October 10 against Oswego Nor- within the next three weeks, he fred, the Wagner home, and was mal. A large crowd is expected to Miss Lucile Millard, formerly a vocal studio in her home town, is more of you for you to find." be in attendance. of Ithaca, soprano soloist at St. 1'1iss Evans has devoted her time would be able to announce the President \Villiams was next in­ enabled to visit the studios of Rich­ Students· Named plans for the continuation of the ard \Vagner .and of Cosima Wag­ The varsity sched~le: Oct. 10, Bartholomew's Church m New entirely to the publicity of Ithaca troduced bv Chaimian Brown Osn·ego Normal at Ithaca; 17,. York city, sang a group of three College. Miss Evans will establish Scholarship fund. 2\fr. \Vhitnev with the folimring words, "Forty ner ..The house was most inter­ said that the contracts for Th~ Cortland N onnal at Cortland; 24, songs: "Calm As the Night" by For Membership the office of the national president years of success of what is now Ith­ esting and was filled with memen­ Cayugan had not as yet been St. Lawrence University at Can- Carl Bohm; "Minne1ied," arrang­ at Ithaca, but the national execu­ aca College can be traced largely toes of the great composer and his awarded and that he intended to widow. The last time that Mr. ton; 31, Hartv..·ich College at ed by Heinrich Reimaun, and "A In Touring Choir tive office will be removed from to the influence of one man and Oneonta. \Vondrous Thing" by Mary Ries. Lincoln, Nebraska to Oklahoma publish the year book on a more that man I will present. to vou Lautner had been in Bayreuth, he successful financial basis this year. had had the good fortune to be pre­ Nov. 14, St. Bonaventure Col~ \Villiam Coad, head of the vio- The following is the list of stu- City and will be managed by l\.liss now,-President \Villiams." · sented to Frau Cosima herself. lege at Olean. lin department at Ithaca College, dents in \Vestminster Choir School Mildred Sale. President Ray Brown then ap­ President \Villiams then deliv­ This was a most interesting ex­ For the benefit of those who played Walter's "Prize Song" who succeeded in making \Vest­ As an additional honor and re­ pointed a committee, composed of ered the following address en­ perience, although Frau Wagner wish to attend Cornell games The from Wagner's opera, "The Meis- minster Choir for the year 1931- sponsibility, Miss Evans is to as­ 1-Ir. Dersham, lvlr. \Vhitney, and titled: "The :'.\.-lastery of Leisure.". was at . that time unable to recog­ lt/zacan publishes the following ter Singers." They ,vere accom- 1932: First Soprano-Mrs. Lo sume the· duties of the vice-presi­ Miss Campbell, to investigate the . "This day marks the opening of nize anyone. During the recent Cornell football schedule: Oct. 10, panied on the organ by Miss Edith Rean Hodapp, l\.frs. Charlyn Sut­ dent of The Women's Professional matter .of class dues pavable with the Fortieth vear in the historv ·of tuition. · festival, Toscanini lived in the University of Richmond at Ithaca; Margaret Sprague of Fredonia. ton, Miss Nettie Rayle, Miss Panhellenic Association. She will Ithaca College. This Armi,·er;ary house that Richard Wagner had 17, Princeton at Ithaca; 31, Col- :Miss Sprague played the Lohen-· Mary Clark, Miss Irma Boyer, also be the chairman of the Names A regular time for mcetina will Event is to be celebrated in vari­ built for his son, Siegfried. umbia at Ithaca. grin and Mendelssohn \Vedding :\.1iss Marie Leidal. SecoTZd So- Committee of the association. l\tfiss be _arran~ed at the next m;ting, ous ways throughout the College ::vir. Lautner was also fortunate November 7, Alfred at Ithaca; Marches and also gave a short or:- prano-Miss Eula Transou, Mrs. Mable Lee Walton, the president ,,·h1ch mil be called Thursdm· at }·car. For all but the first four in having the opportunity of meet­ 14, Dartmouth at Hanover; 26, gan recital. Cecil Jacobson, l\Irs. Evangeline of the Panhellenic Association, in 7 p.m. in Room 12. ' years nf this period ·your ~peaker ing personally two of the artists Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. The bride was attended by her Embler, ~liss Jeanne King, Miss announcing the election of j\-Iiss has been actin~h- associated with who had played prominent parts in maid of honor, Miss Caroline M. Genevieve Cordier, lVIiss Carolyn Evans, said the following: "I am this institution. · 1n other "·ords, The Ring. The artists were: Pis­ Percival of Portville, and four Gochenour, Mrs. Thalia Phillips. quite sure that Sigma Alpha Iota nearly nm-thirds of his dan have tor, who appeared as Siegfried", and Coach Freeman bridesmaids, sisters fo the bride- First Alto-Mrs. Anne Ewing, made a wise selection in electing Class of 1934 been de\·ored to the de,·elopment Melchior, of the J\,letropolitan, groom - the lVlisses Elizabeth, Miss Jeanne Martin, ;.\1iss Alice you the president and the \V. P. and "·ell-being of \\·hat is now who had sung Siegmund. Mr. Margaret and Jean Hastings, and Hulbert, Miss Elizabeth Mere­ P. A. representative. I look for­ knmrn as Ithaca College. Lautner also -made the acqua,int­ Gives Tentative Mrs. Alive Hastings Gaylor. Na- dith, Miss Elva Ne,vcombe. Sec­ ward to our association with the Holds Meeting It is, therefore, \\·ith a peculiar · ance of the Countess Gravina who than E. Aldrich of Franklinville and Alto-Mrs. Elizabeth Jensen, greatest sort of pleasure " and somewhat reminiscent feeling is the daughter of Cosima Wag­ Tearn Line-up ( Continued on page two) Miss Marjorie Blundell, Miss and a deep earnestness that he at ner by her first husband, Von Bu­ Lucile Gilman, lVliss Sibyl Shover, Last Thursday this time bids you students, teach­ PROVISION MADE Miss Ella Robertson. DATES OF EVENTS ers and officers welcome; and in- low. The Countess also makes Coach James Freeman has an­ Bayreuth her residence; FOR ASSEMBLIES First Tenor-Harold Dicken­ TO BE REFERRED The first meeting of the class of \'ites you to ha\'e a part in the pres­ nounced a tentative line-up for the sheets, Leonard :Martin, Neil TO M. ROCKWELL From Bayreuth Mr. Lautner FOR FIRST HALF ! 93-1- \\·as held on Thursday e\·c- ent possession, and future devel­ Oswego Normal game to be played Parian, Gordon Curtis. Second went to Lausanne, Switzerland, for For the benefit of those organi­ ning at 7 :30 in the Little Thea- opment and welfare of Ithaca Col­ here Saturday. Although there is -- Tenor-::\'orman James, Leonard the Anglo-American Conference tre. \Villiam Bagley, class presi- legc. a possibility of two or three com- The following provisions have Phillips, Eugene Knotts, \Villiam zations and houses planning so­ dent, reports a very large attend- In the beginning I ,rnuld say where he succeeded Herbert With­ plete teams being sent into the fray, been made for the assemblies of Wright. Baritone-Fred Baum­ cial affairs in the future, Tlze Ith­ erspoon as the chairman of the vo­ t1cmz has been asked to emphasize ance and a most success meeting. just a word to the entering class, the probable line-up ,vill include Ithaca College: Laurence Hill has gartner, Robert Jensen, Henri cal and the choral group. The Leonard at center, Britton and charge for the month of October the importance of the co-operation :'.\1rs. Hastings, "-ho is the advisor -the class oi 1935. For nearly a Emurian, Herliert Pate, Earl of the class. was present. The pro- \\·eek rou ha,·e been \\·ith us. \Ve general lectures at the session Leavitt at guards, Manwiller and and the first week in November. Cretzer. Bass - Ralph Ewing, of the students with the Director of Events, 1-Iarjorie Rockwell, in gram for the entire ,·ear \Yas dis- ha\'e ~ndem·ored as best "·e could, were gi~en by such men as Percy Crawley at the tackle positions The programs arc listed as follows: Charles Beachler, ·Whitford Hall, planning the date and tune. cussed at length ai~d provisions to make these fast da,·s of rnur Scholes, John Erskine, Sir Henry with O'Connell and Farley at the October 8th, Pep meeting; Octo­ Smith Bogart; Ray Sanford, Jr. Hadow, and Professor Welch. The wings. In the backfield will be bcr 15th, Sidney Landon, Assistant "Any student group "·hich plans were made to fuction immediatelv. stay pleasant and profitable. ·\Ve special sectional gatherings were Snider, Hickory, Vicarelli, with Director, Williams School of Ex­ PHI MU ALPHANS to,give a dance, or social affair of A committee was appointed for tl;e ha,·e tried to soften the bluntness given over to the discussion of edu­ either Long or lHooney at quarter- pression and Dramatic Art; Octo­ TO HOLD SMOKER any kind, must secure authoriza­ express purpose of enforcing Frosh of rnur entrance into rhis radi­ cational problems as related to mu­ back. ber 22nd, Jay B. Nash, Professor tion and date for same by apply­ rules. These six students will rep- call;- differrnt atmosrhcre by fa­ sic education and also the special Those sure to see service under of Education, New York Univer­ THURSDAY NIGHT ing to the Director of Events, who resent the entire class in its ca- miliarizing ,·ou \\·ith vo11r sur­ fields of private voice teaching and Captain Leavitts' calling arc Reed, sity; October 29th, Band Concert; "·ill refer the matter to the proper pacity. It :ms also decided that I roundings"· ar;d point th~ way for Delta chapter of Phi :'.\Iu Alpha to choral problems. Tibbetts, Patrick, . Sawyer, Kor- November 5th, Physical Educa­ authoritv and report the decision the clw;s officers would meet with rnur earh· endearnrs. In other will hold its annual smoker for nowski Bushwell Messer Cole, tion Camp Meeting. Adrian N"ew­ back to. the student group con­ their adYisor and commence plans ~,·ords. ,,-~ h;l\·e endea\'oreJ to es­ After the Conference was over, the men of Ithaca College tomo~­ Sharpsteen, Roderick, Maxon, Col- ens has charge of the following as­ cerned. Requests must be in the for the annual sophomore dance tablish a basis of friendship ,,·hich Mr. Lautner went to Salzburg to row night at eight o'cl~k. Every lard, and Cioneck. semblies: November 12th, Lecture hands of the Supervisor of Events and the Junior Prom. The date we hope mm· endure throiwh the the famous festival at the Mozar­ man in the school is extended a The game is called for 2:30 P. Recital by Mr. Newens; Novem- at least ten dars in ad,·ance of the of the former has been named for years. · "' teum. The program included the heart}' invitation. The fraternity M. her 19th, Thanksgiving Program; de,i red date. · October 30th, and will doubtless The preliminarie,: are no\\· over. C minor Mass, and the Requiem house is located at 117 De \Vitt The ·outlook for the program of December 3rd, Paul \Veaver, :\fo­ "All functions at which men and be a Hallowc'en affair. Your tasb are before you, and I of Mozart, Rosenkavalier of place. Strauss, Orpheus of Gluck, Fidelio athletics, fostered by the Ithaca $ic Department, Cornell umver­ ,,·omen arc present must be proper­ The sophomore chss i, much hope you will not he ,hocked when hr Beethoven with Lotte Lehmam, School of Physical Education, sity; December 1th, One-Act play, ANNOUNCEMENT Ir chaperoned, and the_-namcs of more active thi~ year than pn:Yious l sa,· thnt toda\· I n·l'lcomc ,·ou to a production of Everyman under promises i:o be especially interest- \Valtcr C. Roberts, Director; De­ the chaperonrs must be registered classes have been. The interest fom: yrar~ ni hardship. selt-sacri­ Reinhardt, and a series of sym­ ing. ]\fr. Freeman has now as- cember 17th, Christmas Program. The president of the Tri Kappa in the officr of the Dean of "'om­ shmn1 in the enforcement of the flc·e nnd con,ecrarl'd (•ndea,·or. I phonic programs by the Vienna sumed the position of the director Bert Rogers Lyon has charge for fraternit,·. which is located at 409 en and "·ith the Director of Events freshman rules i,; strong. Presi­ \\"l'kO!llt' ,ou tn i011r ,·car, of East B,i'ffalo street. ha, ,1sked the at least four d:t} s before the func­ Jem Ba£leY is receivinir the rrener- Philharmonic orchestra. The con­ of athletics for Ithaca College. the following weeks: January 7th, ... - • t--- ~ sl'arc·h. tri;tl, an,l intense· prcpnra­ ductors included Krauss, Bruno, Coach Dugan, a graduate of St. l+th, 21st, 28th, and February editor of The ltlwcau to print the tion .. (Dances held in connection ous support nf his cla~smatcs as tinn for ,·nu r rral life \1·ork. Walter, and Paumgartner, the di- Banovcnturc College, is in charge 11th. He will announce his speak- phone number at the house. The ,,·ith class busines, meetings are in­ n-ell as the hacking of the Studrnt :\Inn,: oi :he ,tudrnts oi this in­ ( Continued on page two) of the· freshman football. ers in a latter issue. number is: 9602. clutkd.)" Council. - I ( Co11ti11u,·.I on fay,· 1-~~·v) 2 THE ITHACAN: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 7, 1931

THE ITHACAN DEL STAIGERS 11·hitc foliage. tions. There has been too m~ch PATRONIZE GOT HIS ST.-\RT .After the ceremony a reception theorizing already. But let us look 0Jj1cit1! 1'11Micr1ti1J11 of th, Stu./01/s oi /J/:,trn c,,/1,-!I•· 1ras held in the parlors of the for a moment at a few facts uni­ OUR ]'L·1:: blll.ll \\"1 I KI.Y. WITH CONWAY Wilson & Burchard d1urch ll"hich \i"crc decorated with \·ersally conceded. \ Ve all know ADVERTISERS liill"l

[ FRAT·ERNITY NOTICES J ARMY AND NA VY STORE Mu Phi Epsilon that if mu arc \\'illing to give your hest to ·the college, the best will be u The Sport Shop" The girls of :\Iu Phi Epsilon given to you. WILLIAM GLYNN THOMAS extend a cordial greeting and Alpha Sigma Chi is a local sor­ 209-211 E. STATE ST. heart,· ,relcome to all new and old oritv, founded 1·1arch 14, 1930. studc~Jts of Ithaca college. \Ve IF/zereas: Thioughout its existence it has en­ - wish you a year of sticcess \\'hich deavored to follow its purpose of At the beginning of this school year our hear~s are is a goal reached by the co-opera­ sad with the realization .that one of our loyal, faithful furthering athletics, bettering so­ tion of everybody and to\\'ard cial relationships, and establishing Complete Your Wardrobe and b~loved brothers, WILLIAM GLY~N THOMAS, has which ~'lu Phi Epsilon promise to passed from this earth, and comradeship among the girls of do its part. Ithaca College. Whereas: Mu Phi Epsilon is a X ational With These Necessities Honorary Musical sorority which Kapp------a Gamma Psi We shall remember him always for his kindness, his was founded November 13, 1903. manly conduct, and his beautiful musicianship, and Lambda chapter was installed To all new students and the fac­ Whereas: Fcbruary 19, 1909, and therefore ulty of .Ithaca College, Iota chap­ is one of the oldest organizations ter of Kappa Gamma Psi extends Furnishings His untimely death has removed from our fraternal in the school. the heartiest of greetings and sin- association an unreplaceable personality, therefore, Our ideals may best be express- ccrely hopes that this "·ill be one for Men Be It Resolved: ed in the lVIu Phi Epsilon creed: of the fullest and happiest years of "I believe in music, the noblest of rnur life. \Ve especially should Made of the finest of • That we, his brothers in Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia suede leather knit Fraternity of America, deplore the fate of our departed all the arts, a source of much that iike to greet the Freshman class, SHIRTS brother and have determined publically to defend and 15 good, just, and beautiful; in which is just beginning its college collars, cuffs and bottom cherish his memory by having one copy of this resolution Friendship, marked by love, kind- life. Now is the time to begin to - full lined. css, and sincerity; a_nd in Harm- make the most of vour ·stav here, 65 sent .to his bereaved parents in Granville, New York; by -Specially priced- entering one copy in the books of the Secretary of Sinfonia, :ny, the ess~ncc of a true and happy by taking an interest in everything: 85c to 1· and by printing one copy in the columns of the weekly pub-_ life. I believe in the sacred bond of in your studies, in your school, in vour outside activities, and most of lication of the students of Ithaca College. sisterhood, loya1 , generous, an d self-sacrificing, and its strength ;II ~11 yourself. . shall ever guide me in the party Kappa Gamma Psi was foun1ed that leads eyer upward to the 01! December l_l, 191_3. The_aii:is HOSE stars." ot the Fratermty are: To aid its In silks and silk and wools. members in a· moral and material A regular $10 value true Delta Phi. The purpose of this organization way; to encourage sincere and Phi Delta Pi earnest music study; to promote The greetings from t/ze is to develop these traits so that fraternities of Ithaca College everv moment may be one worth- Once more as school begins, stu- and dignify the music profession; to establish closer relationship be­ 25c to SOc u·ere intended for publica­ WIh ·1· e. dents have gathered to study some Glove Leather Coats tion in the issue last week. \Ve are all ready for a big year. phase of the arts. To all the facul­ tween musicians and music schools; The ;lack of space necessi­ \Ve now have a sorority house and ty and students, Phi Delta Pi now to work for the development of tated 'withholding them until pledging for the first semester is extends hearty greetings. We hope music in America. Girls-These are all se­ until the present issue. Next NECKWEAR underway. that for you this year will be the · Sigma Alpha Iota week begins the regular pub­ lected first quality leath­ The date for the annual Mad most successful and most delight­ Pure silks. lication of contributions from Hatter's Ball in the gymnasium fol that you have experienced. To the Freshmen, Sigma Alpha er Coats, smoothly tailor­ the fraternity reporters. will be announced later. A nom- :May the enthusiasm with which Iota extends hearty welcome and ed and they come in all -Editor's Note. inal fee will be charged and an in- we· have started lead to a greater best wishes for a happy life in Ith­ colors. vitation is extended to all. This is expansion of our school, our fra­ aca. \Ve shall be glad to haye you 55c and 95c to be our first step taken to,vard ternities, and our individual in­ visit us any time and we are ex­ Kappa Kappa Kappa our goal for this year. terests, and promote broader pecting you at our Open House. understanding and friendliness. We are happy to greet the old The Epsilon Chapter of the Phi Epsilon Kappa Phi Delta Pi, a National Physi- students and faculty, and we look SHIRTS Kappa Kappa Kappa Fraternity -- cal Education fraternity for wo- forward to a quick renewing of old was founded in 1931. Its member­ We, as faculty members and men was found February 2, 1917. friendships. In endeavoring to or upper. classmen of Ithaca college, Theta -chapter was installed Jan­ ship is composed of thirty students make 'this a very successful year, A regular $10.95 value of Ithaca college who are actively \Yelcome the new students. We uary 14, 1922. Our purpose is "to we offer our earnest co-operation SHORTS interested in athletics. The objects hope that your ljfe in our school promote the development of phy­ in all school projects. of this fraternity is to cement to­ will be one of much happiness and sical education, locally, nationally, Sigma· Alpha Iota, founded in gether Fellowship, Scholarship, success. and internationally; to foster the 1903, is a National Musical Fra­ and Leadership. In choosing this institution, you bonds of the p'n:>fession; and to de­ ternity for women. Epsilon chap­ 39c Every Fraternity_ or other or­ have the advantage of a superior velop true ideals of sportsmanship ter was installed here June 4, 1909. Trench Coats ganization has a name which usual­ faculty and a city ,vhich is hard to and citizenship." The object of this fraternity is: ly epitomizes or summarizes in surpass in educational advantages. Though interested primarily in to fomr bodies of representative brief form the ideals of that or- Therefore, we know that you have physical education and pledged to women who shall b,· their influence PAJAMAS made no mistake in choosing Itha- further the progress and uphold the 1 and musical inter~sts uphold the ganization without revealing to the For Men and Women Made by Sealpax uninitiated what those ideals are. aca college for your Alma l\fater. ideals of physical education for wo- highest ideals of a musical educa­ It is our privilege to explain to N o doubt vou will be green as men, \\'e find our greatest interest cation; to raise the standards of Smartly tailored, made all Freshmen· are for a short time. in contacts with other students. productive musical ,rnrk among rou the ideals that are indicated in of Gabarden~ and bam­ 25 the name Kappa Kappa Kappa. But with your school "·ork, vari-· \Ve hope all students "·ill find fre­ "·omen students of colleges, con­ 95c to $2· ' Kappa, the first, is the initial let­ ous outside activities, and the num- quent opportunities to visit us. servatories, and universities; to bozene - fully guaran­ erous school functions, we know ·further the development of a ter of the Greek word Kalogaga­ that before long you will be one teed and water-proof. All thia meaning uprightness, a quality stronger bond of musical interests of us. Your first \\'eek here will Phi Mu Alpha bet\\·een foreign countries and sizes and styles for men which we should ever strive to in­ be one full of making acquaint­ corporate in our lives. Kappa, the America; to give moral and mate­ and women. Riding ances both among.the student body Freshmen, Phi Alpha ex:­ second, stands for the Greek l\Iu rial aid to its members; to promote and facultv. \Ve hope these friend­ tends a sincere welcome to you as word Kornefatoes which ,,·hen and dio-nifv the musical profession ships will inean much to you in the ,·ou take \'our place among the Equipment translated, means to guide _or lead, and to dev~lop loyalty to the Alma future. older stude~1ts. \Ve know that you namely guidance or leadership of Mater. Therefore, Freshmen, take ad­ have high ideals and that you are which teaching, the profession that For Men and Women vantage of the opportunities offer­ ready to do your utmost to attain we have chosen for life work, is ed and co-operate \\'ith the school them. l\Iav success come to you! the noblest exalllple. Kappa, the so that your stay will be one filled Our old friends, we know not Appointment of -and more BREECHES third, represents Kanas, the Greek with success and !11any. pleasant what to sav that \\'ill adequately 11·ord meaning honorable; a trait memories. express the ·pleasure that is ours in which should mark and character­ Nellie Van Dyne knowing that it is now possible to 95 ize all of our acts and deeds. Thus Amards $2· to$} 5 continue those rare and delightful , Kappa Kappa Kappa when trans­ associations in our hours together To _New Position lated literally means "Uprightness, The Amards, th~ough the court­ esy of -Tiu Ithacan, extend to all here as students. Guidance or Leadership, and Hon­ \\'e want to become acquainted Sweaters orableness." Translating freely we new students of our Alma Mater Announcement has been made most hearty welcome. with all the new students and fac­ • have "True leadership is possible a through the office of the appoint­ New Fall Sweaters for \Ve know that soon you will ulty members. \Ve "·ant everyone ment of :Miss Xellie \-an Dyne as .RIDING only through honorable and up­ to visit us the day we have Open men and women. 100% right living." cherish our school as we do. You secretary to President \\'illiams, ";ill realize that Ithaca is a beau­ House that we may greet person­ wool in crew or V-neck Epsilon Chapter of the Kappa l\.Irs. Lillian Bre\\·stcr having re­ BOOTS tiful city, its people most friendly, allv all those \\'ho read this notice. signed last summer and taken a po­ or coat style. All colors Kappa Kappa Fraternity is enter­ Phi Mu · Alpha-Sinfonia is a ing its new house · at 409 East and that Ithaca college is a reflec­ sition in Brooklyn, ::,.J. Y. Miss and sizes. The greatest tion of the efforts and aspirations ;\"ational l\1usical Fraternitv. It Buffalo street this year. We extend Van Orne ha.~ been "·ith the col­ sweater value we ever of beautiful and lofty ideals. ,ms founded October 6, ·1898 ; an invitation to all new students, lege fo1: the past fi\"e years in the offered. Freshmen-Amards want you Del ta Chapter was installed Jan­ old students, and faculty to pay us capacity of assistant to :\liss How­ to feel at home. Again we say uarv 28, 1901. The purpose of the a visit at our new home. land, the registrar. "\Velcomc.' fraternity is to advance the cause to Delta Phi The Amards fraternity is an of music in America, to foster the DATES ANNOUNCED outgrowth of the Ithaca Conserva­ mutual \\'elfare and brotherhood of FOR LUNCHEONS . Delta Phi, the only social soror- tory School of Expression organ­ students of music, to develop the WITH PRESIDENT -and more $21·50 1tr on the campus, extends a hearty ized in 1898. Later in 1908 it was truest fraternal spirit among its reorganized as on more fraternal members, and to encourage loyal­ greeting to all the ne,ycmners. The facultv luncheons held by It is the aim of Del ta Phi to lines and became kno\\'n as ty to the Alma l\1ater. Amards. The Amards fraternity is President \V{!liams in the faculty create a spirit of friendship and dini1w room at \\-illiams Hall are Unity together with the promotion a unique fraternity, distinctly di:a­ Alpha Sigma Chi sched~lcd to meet as follows: the of happiness and co-operation matic; honorary and scholastic. \Vc hold as our ideals the encour- To the Freshmen of Ithaca col­ faculn· of the Ithaca Consen·atory, arnong the students. Those eligible ::\fondav · the Faculty Council, The Sport Shop for membership are girls in the agement of fraternal spirit among lege, Alpha Sigma Chi extends l\1csda~·; the faculty of the \\'il­ Various departments whose desired speech arts schools, development of most hearty greetings and best liams S~hool of Expression, Thurs­ 209-211 E. STATE ST. wholesome ·an d artistic· · d rama, an d \\'ishcs. l\Iav, ,''OU find, that which qualiti~s are good <:haracter! sports­ day; presidents of various student ~ansh1p, scholarship, and mterest­ the maturing in each person of a you seek of knowledge, companion­ Ing personality, the keyword of a sincer; loyalty to the Alma Mater. ship, and pleasure. \Ve feel sure groups, Friday. 4 THE ITHACAN: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 7, 1931

G. C. WILLIAMS ings are biologically unfitted for a be still. \Ve feel the thing we key; our affection is a key; and our FACULTY FORMAL tin, Director and Mrs. Brown, Di­ Monarch ADDRESSES FIRST mode of existence framed on these ought to be throbbing beneath the conscience is a key. With these PROVES SUCCESS rector and Mrs. Hill, Dr. and ASSEMBLY OF YEAR lines and inevitably degenerate thing we are." ' three keys we are to unlock the TO LARGE CROWD Mrs. Williamson, Director and Restaurant and finally perish by the process of The essence of the new educa­ great doors of life and gain access Mrs. Newens, Mr. and Mrs. Fay, (Continued from page t