Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"Tackey" Party. The "tackey" party given last Thurs day evening at Flynn Hall by the Women's Auxiliary was from every standpoint a howling success. Profes sors, their families and students turned out in large numbers, expecting to have a big time; and were not disappointed. From the moment the grand march, headed by Dean and Mrs. Baker, began until the disappearance of all the "eats," there was not a dull moment for one of the many "tackies." One of the features of the evening was a stunt given by the Y. M. C. A., a wed ding in which the following participated: Secretary Bell, the minister; Mr. David Gaston, the bridegroom; Mr. Kelly Josef, the bride, and Miss Em Wilson, the bridegroom's wife. The Y. W. C. A. 4tunt was a wild west film starring Miss Bm Wilson, who was supported by the cfollowing cast: Misses Rosa Heyward, C)Sarah Meredith, Catherine Floyd and fjElizabeth Beasley. The applause for iboth of these stunts was very liberal. 6 The instructions of Secretary Bell to 0-fix up 'tackey" had been so faithfully :-jcarried out that the judges experienced c3no small amount of difficulty in deciding gjwho most deserved the prizes. How 'sever, with the aid of the other guests, -ahey finally reached the conclusion that Miss Mary Prevost should receive the coveted reward for being the tackiest girl, "Red" Jennings that for the tack iest man, and Mr. "Pat" Adams and his blushing bride-Mr. Kelly Josef-that for the tackiest couple. When the stunts were over, the prizes awarded and the peanuts eaten in the auditorium, pink lemonade and cakes of an indescribable nature were served in the rooms where the new rugs are, until the hunger and thirst of everybody be longed to the past. As it was then about eleven o'clock and Friday wasn't a holi day, the guests speedily departed, each sincerely hoping that the party would be repeated next year or at some earlier date. State Bar Association Meets on Campus. The South Carolina Bar Association held its sessions for 1923 in the Petti. gru Law Building on this campus. The association opened on Thursday, Feb. 15th, at 4 o'clock. On Friday all law classes were suspended and the associa tion held a morning and an evening ses sion. About 125 out-of-town members were present. Several notable speakers appeared before the association, but the main speaker for this year's sessions was Dr. Mikell, Dean of the University of Pennsylvania's Law School, and a na tive of this state. Dr. Mikell also honored the law stu dents of the University by giving them a short talk on Saturday morning. "Joree" Wheeler Elected Captain. Joe E. Wheeler, better known as "Joree," star center, and for three years one of Carolina's best, was elected at a meeting of the Block C men before Christmas to captain the Gamecocks' 1923 football eleven. During the past season "Joree" had the distinction of being picked by Evans as center on his All-Southern honor roll team for 1922. With "Jorce" cap taining the team and backcing up the line wve are already building high hopes for a big season next fall. First Student-Do you knowv Joe Thomas? Second Student--Whash his name? First Student--Who? A GOOD PLAC TH METROPOLITAl~ 1544 MAIN Special attention given I (Continued from Page One) rected your life. Now is the time tc make all necessary changes." The speaker gave the following as th< chief qualifications for Christian leader ship: Dependability, initiative, character, industry and personality. "We can't be leade'rs without a good character. We must get men who arc qualified for our groups. Genuine Christian character will give us great religious spirit on this campus. We hate hypocrisy. Unless we back up what w< attempt to do we are not leaders. One immoral act is enough to cause a man down fall." He continued in part: "Give us a character on which we can depend. I1 is one of the finest qualifications for suc cess. Young men, if you want to make a success in business be dependable. One must have a thoughtful sense of duty t< qualify. Christianity is calling men with initiative, aggressiveness and courage Do not wait for some one to start the ball rolling. Always be alert. Fellows it takes work to do Christian work. A pleasing an attractive personality will always win out. Therefore, develor your personality. The German Club Dances. On Monday, February 12th, the Ger man Club gave its annual mid-winter German at Ridgewood Club. The ball room was tastefully decorated in a color scheme of green. The music for the oc casion was furnished by Sache's orches tra of this city. The affair was easily one of the best and most enjoyable mid-winter dance of years. Various mem hers of the faculty were kind enough tc attend the dance as chaperones. As a new feature the German Clul: gave an afternoon dance on Monday evening. likewise at Ridgewood. Not a very large crowd attended, but those present had ample recompense for any difficulties of attendance. These dances continued to show the increased spirit of cooperation existing between the students and faculty. It has certainly improved our dances, and hence, both faculty and students should be complimented in their effort-an effort based on the one sound quality which will produce a better Carolina. Where, 0 where is Clemson's Ha waiian trip? THE SAVOY CAFE The Most Popular and up to Date Cafe in the City. THE SAVOY CAFE 1327 Main Street LOAF AT G ITMAN'S BOOK SHOP Nothing but Books E TO EAT E I RESTAURANT STREET o University Stunts. Quick Taxi Co. Phones, 4060-4063 All White Drivers Open Day and Night 1109 Lady, St. McMASTERS Athletic Goods 1324 Main St., COLUMBIA, S. C. Capital Cafe "Nearest Restaurant to University' Your Patronage will be Greatly Appreciated Food of Best Quality Excellent Service 1210 MAIN STREET U-Driv-It System of Columbia, Inc. Rent a Ford Drive it Yourself 2132 Main St. Phone 3386 N --n... "Quality Shoes" "Popular Prices" Hall-Reese Shoe Co. 1431 Main St., Columbia, S. C. 10% Discount-.University Students First Class Service given Uni versity Men Dave Means Barber Shop 1314 Main St. Phone 7421 Visi "Gayder I 427 Min St. Be Red Rai COl Dollar Day Specia PIN] 1306 Mar-ion St. For YOUNG MEN'S SUITS Go to Tom Hook's B-C ELEC' Electrical Contractors a Westinghouse-Hot Point and I Service Shop Maintained. and Repaired. We carry a Mazda Lamps for Auto service. We appreci Phone 9992 Stree, DRAWING MATERIAL, I PICTURE FRAME! AUTO WIND S1 HEADLI Webb's A 1627 Main Street Exclusive "S We pride ourselves on being the mc in this City; based on "QUALITY." is Young men give us some of your t iswhat you will get in exchange for y E. P. & F. A. 1710 Main Phone 9597 Burnett's 1E One Block from Ur Drugs, Drinks, C Candies and 2 SPECIAL: Everett Waddy' Phone 3191 Berkman j 1329 MAIN Bring your Watch and Jewelr a first-class mnannier at a reason i \Ve also have a completent o examine your eyes. Glasses fitted Berkman J( ESTABLISHED 1879 1 Brothers C st Lunchonette in the Ci rnbler Coal "Burns Withou ..UMBIA ICE AND FUEL PLAN'l Phone 4345 ambler Ice We Freeze to is Still on At KUSSOH WALTERS' SHOE SHOP 1420 MAIN STREET rRIC CO. -d Electrical Supplies Iniversal Heating Appliances fotors Rewound, Rebuilt coml)lete stock of Edison mobile and Residence ate your business Address: 1213 Gervais St. 'NGINEERS SUPPLIES i, WALL PAPER -IIELDS AND GHTS Lrt Store Phones 640 & 801 Koe Store" st moderately priced "Shoe Store" rade. Style, comfort and service ur money Davis, Inc. 3treet Columbia, S. C )rug Store kiversity Campus igars, Stationery oilet Articles s Carolina Seal Stationery Cor. Main and College Sts. Ewelry Co. STREET y Repairs to us, we do0 thenm in ice. All our work guaranteed. ptometerist on the p)remfises to at the lowest possile cost. swelry Co. 1329 AMAIN ST. igar Store Worry" Please N'S UR WINDOW DISPL.AY