The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 18, 1917, Page 4, Image 4
CIRCLE FRANCAIS TO
GIVE FRENCH BALL
Noted French Journalist to
be Guest of Honor
in the ball to be given by the
Circle Francais on the evening
of April 27 in honor of M. Steph"
anne Launzanse, editor-in chief
of Le Martin of Paris we will
have one of the season's most
as well as most enjoyable affairs.
The receiving line will inalude
M. Lauzanne. the memeers of
the advisory council and the re
ception committee of the Circle
Francais and the editoral step of
the State and Secord.
The evening en teretinment will
be a cabaret dance and dinner
at the Jefferson from 7 to 11
o'clock. Special singing and
daeeing numders will bescattered
thru out the evening. Refiesh
will he served at small tables by
waitresses dressed in the cos
tunies of the "filles" of Paris.
MISS LILY CURRELL
ROSE PAGEANT QUEEN
Popular Beauty To Preside
Over Spring Fete
M iss Lily Cur"rell. popular
young daughter of W. S. Cur
rell. president of the University,
has been chosen Queen of the
"rose pageant'. to be presented
on the University campus on the
afternoon of April 25. The pag.
eant will he under the auspices
of the Confederate nemoria
committee of the First Presbyter
ian Church of Columbia and i
promises to rival even the Shak
esp erian pageant of last year
The queen will he attended b.
20 maids of honor who are now
being selected. The roll o!
"Spring'' will be taken by Mis,
(race Earle and the leading shep
htrles$ will be Miss Agiie,Thin
as.
ANNUAL EASTER GERMAN
CLIMAX OF EVENT"
Lilly and Helen Cnrrell, Mar)
Craig, Jessie Greene, Sarah Cain
Melba rown, Marian F'ripp, Idh
Hand, Elmira de Graffenreid,
M'inniie W'illiamison, lila MVa4
Mimm:mugh, Etheline Gaffney,
Agnes Tlhomas, G;race E~arle ani
JanIe Tueker Fisher: Messrs
l>iek Kerr, Roger Heyward. Fer
ris Williams, A. S. Tomipkns,
Jlamne Illag(ood, William Prioleau,
Reed Johnson, 1Bob Moor'man,
Fran k Simrill,. Henry Moore,
IBaroxn, R. L. Craw ford, I1Eb and
(Clark Waring, Lana, Ciy and
l"ank Sims, .John Sims, ''Buck'
Gr,ownin g, Hub lert Cox, C. R.
~WellIs aLnd .Jnh n l( inmi(l
CO-ED DEPARTMENT
The University Red Cross Unit
completed its organization at a]
meeting held at the girl's homie
last Thursday morning. Practi
cally all of the co eds and several'
young ladies of the campus have
joined the detachment. Miss
Martha D. Beal was dhosen com
mandant; Miss Sarah Fickling,
treasnrer; Miss Mary Sledge, see
retary. The study of the first
aid work will be begun as soon as
the tdxt books aarive and a phy
sician to teach the subject can
be secured.
The ca eds believe in prepared
ness, and are therefore taking
military training. The squad
meets in the gymnasium every
day at one o'clock and drills for
a half or three-quarters of an
hour. General Thompson expects
to give the girls the same drills
which he gives the boys, with -
slight modifications.
There will be a meeting of the
alumni and women students of
the University at the home of r
Mrs. Lueco Gunter, 900 Laurens
Streel on Thursday at four
o'clock. J. E. Sweaingin, State
superintendant of education will
address the meeting.
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Shop
108 Union Bank Building
Best Hair Cutters
in the City
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