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EUPHRADIAN RECEPTION Tuesdav night the l.uphradlian I,iter ary Society beld its annual reception for the new mon at the University. )uring the summer the hall had heen renovate<d an<l I everything was reatly for the occasio. The girls from Chi cora an<d C(4libia ColIlege were there in large nimbers an<d the freshmen were there ill larger mles; I-wever. there seetned to be enough girls to gi arotmnti. The first thing (in the prograni was an adlress (if weleonme by the i Presi letit. Campbell I aley. NI r. I,aliev welcomiel t tle S)ciety's hall the girls and Iys an<l thanke<l the invitatiin committee for the splendi(l work it did wheni it selected the fair (mes. A fler the presilent's speech three of the members of the society gave short talks containing advice to freshnien. Mr. G. W. Collier stressed the impor tance of joining a literary sciety. He said it was the best way oif findiing frWends acid neetiig boys from the four corners (if the state. Next N!r. 1,egare Rates outlined the training that a so cietv gives its members. "A literary society will train yoti for leadershlip inl your lioime t.iwii, c(iimmnity, 4or city." said Mr. Hates. NIr. Ralph Ramsey piesented more arguments to the new\ Illel. h'lie greater part of the evening was given over to the talkiniz if line indi vidiial to another. It seemedI that this was (1ji.yed moire thani the first part. Refreshments consistig (if punch and cake were serve<h. CLAROSOPHI1C RECEPTION The Clariosophic I.iterarY Society held its animal reception for the fresh men last Friday night. September 28. A large nmiber of the new mot. as well as (1<1 mnmbers were present. Professor K.. Nlariin Ricker, ()f the Law School an<d at alumnius (if tile S( ciety, spoke to the new men .oi the "a<lvantages (if a literary society". ad vising them not to all(ow classr(wim wi"rk to take ill) so iiuch (if their time that they cailnot take part inl the stu<dent activities (iln the callplls.. "Greece" Grayl.bn. a Irntitnent at ii I-liey (If ('i1unhia,i . a gradlate I>f the Uniliversity and an1 alninls lif lthe So ciety. spike (if the past glory and tra ditioln (if ilit s iciety. "Bi'lh" l1pe. F .dw in F,ilk, Thorne Sparkman. C( ole man Karesh. I'u-ley T-i1inkilis aid Calhoun hlo'Iimias liaie shiiirt tolks (oi what the soiciety has <1lie fir thelm. Refreshments. in tlie way o) f ice cream ail sI(kes were served hv tle social cmmilittee and eVeryoneI enjolyed the eveiitig. PRESIDENT ENTERTAINS NEW STUDENTS Wednesdday night Dr. and Mirs. MIel tmi gave a rece(tit t. t he nlit w mnen at the Uiiversity. A little beowre eight the freshmen filld their way to the President's 4imne (in Pendletoll Street and tntil ten ('clhck ther became ac quaitnted with the pr4ofessrs and had a pleasant evening. The recteivinug line was compoii(sedl of the Presideiit andl Airs. NI eitm' and thie nmembers ofi thet faculty. Refreshment'its conisist ing of punch('l. cake, ice cream. minitts aind canieits w.ere servted. 'Te niew~ men( fonid out what hine pirofe's siors we hiave (on ourit faculIty anid what a hospitable prtesiden'it the Un'iiversity oft Sotth Carolina is alet toi boast of THE Y. W. C. A. PARTY On Friday a ftern1144oi September 28. the V. XW. C'. A\. gave' a part y for thle new Co4-eds. A\ fter thle sihiging 44f st'v eral sonigs and a sh rt ilntrod(uct ion spleechl by the president. a very clever little pilay, entitled "T'he 1)4411 Shop''. wvas given. TIhe clhie f evenit oif the a ternooni was Mir. Van Nit'ter's talk. I It pointed oult toi theit girls the respionsi bility th at thier hiavet oin the campus ini dlete'rmi.inig the cha racte to*'f the boys. This responsibilIity' is greater this ye'ar thani evt'r litefore, 1becausie oif thle giril's dlormiitory binig built. A' ftt'r tht' talk thert' was a gt'neraIlihanidshiakiing and1( qutatit iets oif ice camii andtl1 home-miadle cak~e were st'rvedl. F;vervone' hiad a goodi time' anid it is hoped tha.t all 4of the new girls will join the "Y. W."' U.S.C UNIVERSITY MEN READ PLAY IFouir Uivtersity students and three menmbers of the faculty wereC among those who r'ead Drlinkwater's "Roe't 10. Lee" before the Cohinmia D)rama Cltib at Its last meeting. These were< IJtanl Bake', Dr. WVauchope, Prof. Dabbls, Thiorne Sparkman, Calhoun I Thonimis MBrd Dn..bs nnd ., (l..rg R. M. SMITH, PRESII SENIOR CLASS ELECTION I .ast Tliesday Imornlwng the Selio. Class met in the diapel for the purpiost 4f clecting oiiicers fo ir tht elsiing year. After the election of \ir. R. NI Smith, of Gastoil. S. C., as president tile meetinig was recessed Iuitil 'I'lim-s <day 1IrI-linlg. N r. Siith,1 the newly electe<l pres idwiet cal led the leeting t Ilrder a< <it clared that tiuillati('ils were i. (I-r der for tile rest If the ()icV'ers. 'i'lIC molwn ull were clected withomit alny lpposition :I r. R. C. CIbb, V ict presidentt NI r. T. I. )liwlinlg, secre t.,y: \r. NitIBride I )al is, tr Ieasureir I 1r. 1. I '. I laniINs, chairiiain 1)f the 11n I Ir omIIImiitee anld NI r. irank ['1 ir.er as tIe secid neillber 44 this c"II1m Ilt tee fn )III the sen i, ir class. NI is 1)rthy l Allen was eltcted hi.storia.n1. R. C. "Red" Cobb hails frim Blacks hrg, S. C., a sttdeit 1)f the Schuiol o dtinitiml and a mmliber of the C1ar ioSI)phlic Siciet v. He Iis alsi tile recip it-l if ialny c(illt'ge li im irs. The chitf aliig wlhiech is secretary 44 Clit i:uriosliphic I,iterary Sot'iely tInder th prest-nt admitlistratil. T. 1. "'Tlid" )owling c es Irom thi learIbY city If Saltida. 1 It ' i" living Ill) tI tit recrd mIiade by his fel low towlsilla . Ni r. "Zeil" Fiiv. N.\I l(1wling is also a m1lltber of the ('ar i is phric Society !,nd has held several 'p irtaut (ilcics In it. lit is at Ies tlit tile sttudent head of the Stewar<h Hall. MlcBride )abb.i of Niavtesvile . is fi h. w ing ini the ft'itsteps of his broither Proftessoir I )abbs. lt Ile as received Wittkcowsky. fThe par1 t of Gienel ILee was read by Dean Baker' in i inllihtfu mann111 ter. Thle mneetting 'v'm it' hom11e of MIs. Nol ton. A fter' i'eshment(11s weret served. It is Sathl( 'itat the editor' of the Giamecock miade irtecord( for iimself' by eating twenity. ii'three l anilwiches and dr'inkIng a CHANTICLEERS MEET fThe iirst i'egtilarI mneet iig orf the tear tof the C'han ticleer' Clutb was t'ld in 14ililt I1Iall Wednesday night. ['his is one of Caruolifia's yountgest ion t wo) yearsl' ago, hast been funt' *oin ig e'llleient Ily. At thIIXis1meetinlg ). WV. Spen(eer wats elected vice-pri-I l(ient atnd MclHride Da11bbs sec retar iy, '0r thte 'omIinIg yearl. Geotrge Witt {owsky had1 li already been1 'I' e 'le >res'idenit fot' tile enuinbg termtl. TI'wo loew memberstil' were t ake'n in lit tis nce.i ng. 'They were GA. W. C~ollii'r nil K(er'shaw WlshXl. Thlie feamI tr of thei e'vein g wats a mper)'i which wast readii by C. C. 4ihburneil. li s sihject wats ''A Coil ti oln of Pr1ogtress."' After the reading of this pa per hiereo followed ani l ineresLi tig dis ti5inl 'M~ )ENT STUDENT BODY manly honlors Ninwce cominig tto Carcolina. heChlief (If Wich are: PreCSidenlt (if tiht .CIsSS of '24 its Junior vear, Sec retary (if the Y. N. C. A. 1922-23. 1 ),)ibbs is a ileillt er of the ilFlupillra ialn Society. John F.rskine Ilanki-ns. if 1,akeview, i a iNetliber (if the claril(ist)phic So ex et. His ionoirs are far too tiner mts to mnillition h1ere. IHe held the - I i-it 4f ecretar of his s'iety l.st year. Ie is it present a Imeilber if tite V. .\. C. A. Mainet and ha-irmn (if the I )eputat iIni wirk. .ast year ie w.onl Several de-bating medals and the ', zales ( )ratorical Cfe.1test. Ie Ic a ;eli t Cil 1i er 4)f tl.ilt 11111ti , r I 1111 lit - t i ioir t\wI % e( rs yv ai-; a n ws ;dal his p'Nitit'n call, f4r, relative t-" this grcat F'ank Imer, whtile init xv,rkitng foer l rs lt as e t . in ftw a g4imily u111 he-r. lit- is at present a memiber o)f the, Y. .. C. A. Cabinlet al( is st-ectary f the- "Y" Cmnneil. ie is a imembler of he Clarioso ph'ic Sciety ant has hlvad ma1.1Y places tf he14torl ill that or ar,izak Witi. Frank claims r lanlgebrillg a:; his home11. Ymu have always heard it ,ai<l] that tile' ',aIVe ti beSt flr tit' h e last. SucI h as e case with this election. Miss T)o. Allll. of C olubia was ut not an imoul electcd as I istoria of the Class (if '.N. "Dot" is kle of thile sta of the Co- d basketball team f Ill-t year, making her letter. She is 1oe of thll knr that the ku onf.erre Als fumling sithu the goldc he pol, His blmillkin hites he blun llk ATen tumlig tin hise seat 1(11ot And11 b'lacket Ct hots heOt thuin11k. .1gling ci roils is ar hegoe Grea ha it hink hnk. nk drorll,ll \lischais inlinStwret nk Jutet W ro inman hlok) Attention Bap THE AGOGA E Meets Sunday Morning City Y. M. C. Come and Bring Carolina here's LEVER'S for College Men a Dress Shoes, Sport Shoes, Athi LEVER--THE S 1613 1 "IEVER'S LAS' Overland The most Aut< world for the n Overland Colum Close to ( SPECIAL PRICES ON ATHLETIC GOODS TO CAROLINA MEN Football E< Basket Bal Track Tear Gymnasiun LORICK & L The College ] 3BLACK AS THE JuCl O SPADES-S First Pen j for Studen1 Designed by Geo. for their special and made by Duofold c yet offered at onl) JUST as the Parker Duof Duofold are recognized as t of pens priced at $5 and highe Parker D. Q. is the blue-blo the medium-priced class. Ind crafts-guild that produces Ps makes this Parker D. Q. that at only $3. Parker designed this pel study of the students' requ: desires. Hence it's a pen that made to the students' order. no other with this special r note-book, and no other this with a special metal girdle to cap. Yet no extra charge is n features, or for the super-str 14k gold tipped with Native : Insist on seeing this new 4 good pen counter can supply carefully for the stamp of "Geo. S. Parker-Lucky Cur THE PARKER PEN COMPANY, JAi Manufacturers also of Parker ''Luck, *"PaWrJrD.J Banded Cap-Large Ring or Clip-Duo) FOR SAIJ The State Co., 1222-24 Main It. Iteyner & Horkson 1418 Main J. S. l'inkushon Cigar Co., 13 n.i I-%' " V I 1 V I1 tist Students 1IBLE CLASS at 10 O'clock in the A. Building Your Friends to you and SHOES ad Women etic Shoes at popular prices HOE MAN lain I' LONGER" Willys Knight )mobile in the ioney bia Compvny ampus juipment I Uniforms n Outfits i Necessities DWRANCE Vlan's Store MOOTH AS A POLISHEDF. JEWEL made ts only S. Parker needs E l :aftsnen >ld and Lady ne aristocrats r, so this new od of pens in eed the same rker Duofold we announce 1 based on a rements and is practically size under $5 reinforce the ade for these ooth point of [ridium. :reation. Any you, but look he genuine, 4ESVILLE. WIS. rLock'' Pencila old Standards* Written with a Parker by walter F. iCoppisch Columbia'a famous~ foot ball captain E BY L. Bryan Co., 1440 Main Russtow Jewelry Co. )9 Moin rnett's D)rugr Store, 829 Main