Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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*"t FRONT V NEW OFFICERS 4 INSTALLED BY CL A RIOSOPHICS I 0. L. WARR TAKES CHAIR Inter-Society Debate Query Is Selected-Declamation t Preliminaries J The junior officer, of the CIario- a sophtic society were installed at t li regular meeting of that body Tuesday f, n ight. hc rhe retiring president, R. C. Bar- a hare, spoke of the essentials of prog ress in the society, awal the duties of o its members. The incoming presiding officer, 0. I,. Warr, stated the policies of the a present adninistration in regard to t several of the questions frequently be fore the society. To serve with the vice-president on r the social committee, .lessrs. \Vofford v aid Hankins were alplointed, and on the executive committee, Messrs. .J 0. \ I terrick and J. I,. Griffin. l The literary exercises were dispetn- r 'ed with, but the Iloor was extended to \l r. 'Totpkins, in order that he might tive a splendid poem. - Several suggestion, were advanced -I, to the best tinethod of spending the ;IIrplus in the treasury of the society. Jhe economists were in the majority, ' .h'wever, and all suggestions were re- t iected. The query advanced by the li-' ihradian society for the inter-society 'ebate, to be held during coimience - ment week. was accepted and those in- t tending to go out, chose the a tfirma ti e s ide of thle qu (est ioin. I TIhie qjuery is: "Resolved. TI'hat the: hsw prohibitinig thle dlissemiinat io n of I nieiwsledge con cern ing birt h control bou11(1ldie repealed " Tlhie p)rel imiinar!es fori thle declamia - al *on contest wvillbe biehl in the Clario- 4 -.phie hall .\liinday night and the fi- di nails, along wsithi the initra-society de- n bate. wvill be11 held at the next inieeting. " Euphrosyneans Talk x About Eugene O'Neill The lituhphro0syna liedI tera ry society had for st udy in lie meetig \Vednes day even ing int thle l.uphiradiani Hall. -\terica's greatest contemiporary p)lay wright, lEugenie O'Neil. Critics say c that America has had nO other lay-~ wr'ght who can eqtual him and no other counltry has anyone whoni they cats stack up againist hinm now. f .\ iss Lizzie Gary Craddock gave a . >Ihort sketch of the life of liugenec (VNeil, tellinig of his variedl and thrill- m ing experiences when quite a youngi man which prepared him for the things ! t lie is doing unow. . - Miss Lillie Baker readl a paper onhi tugene O'Neil as a dramiatist. "Desire uder the Elmus,"' one of the; most famous pilays, wsas criticized anid discussed by Miss Louise Duke. Miss Ida Johnson, the critic for this last term, gave a brief sketch of her lAn for the rening programtes. ci IEW OF COLLEGE HALL-( Zadentia Club Holds Election Tuesday Nitt .eora Johnson, of St. George t< Succeed Ellen Hough, of Chester to Presidency The Cadentia Club held its tina ieeting last Monday night in th< ohnson-Zeigler suite in the Wonan'. ;uilding, for the puirpose of electini new president to succeed 'Miss F.ller fough who has completed her work or a certificate in Journalism and at ing this week-end to accept a ewspaper position in Chester. The Cadentia elu1 elected Miss I,e. ra Johnson of St. George as it& resident for the next year. After the business of the leeting as over. the club gave a surprise par r in honor of Miss Ilough. .atts were in order, and much hilarty nntinuel until the honor guest was allel insistently away to another fare -elI party. 'Thlo,e present at this party were: lise, I.eora J1ohnsot, Catlaerine Zeig.. -r. Claudia Biailey. .ouise Smith. I.li il th i'hillips. and F.llen Hough. --USC -alcott Entertains Undergraduate Club (In 'I'hursday e%'ening, the 22, the ethers of the Undergraduate His ry Club were the guests of Profes ir Calcott at his home on Pickens reet. I"he business of the club was attend I to. and two new members. Parrott id l:astle, were elected. Then Coker re a live ninute talk on the Chero -e Indians in Georgia, which was Illowe byiI a discuson. .\ifter that, ilebranda spaoke on the TPaca .\rica nat ion, tracing the dlevelopmient of Ificulties from the war between Peru id Chili to tIhe recent retturn of Per ing fromu tIhe belligerent cotnitries. A scussion oif his address closed thIe Let' ng. after which a <delicious course is served consisting of salad, chocao e andl sandiwiches. .\t the next mieetinig of the club onl :ay 6. a smioker will be given. -USC 'encing Club Plans Tournament for May Th le Carolina Fencing clubh is plan ng a toutrnamlenit for M ay sixthI. Two isses of fencing will be enitered, oneC regu,lar fencers anid the other of inteutrs. .\ nmedal will be diven for the best neers in each class. It has not been tdecided whlo w4ll he the jtudges but numbllIer of capable fencers are being n.idered. A* 1ll enmbers of the club are expectedl take p)art in the toturnanment, and tnsidlerablle interest from non-m-i rs is expectedl as fencitng in a new ort at the University. -Usc Minshall: "What do you think of a Ilow who'd kiss a girl against her 11?" Huatto: "HeI's either pretty mean or te he's pretty o one" A 1 i M~ Blue Ridge) BANQUET TO BE GIVEN BY PRESS CLUB MEMBERS TO ELECT NEW OFFICERS Amusing Program Had at Regu. lar Meeting Wednesday Night--Scott Sick .\t the regular meeting of the Press ('Ihh W\ednesday night, it was decided by the nemnbers to give a banquet and dance at the Green Parrot ten room on the night of May 12th. This will be the final meeting of the club for this year and the election of officers for the con lug year will he held. .\ good progr;un 's promised and all u"embers should see the committee at once and get in on this feed. The conmnittee alpointed to handle the banquet is eonposed of T,ee Crocker, I.lizaleth indsay, and John Pate. .\ regular program for the evening was carried itt inder the dlirection of the program committee. Elizabeth I.indsav and olnny Pate. A reading was given by Miss l,indsay and Miss lTardy. Johtnny Pate then gave a fun ny reading. Lee Crocker. editor of Ihe Gameeock. followed with a dis cutsion of the aims of the University publication for the future. \ 'rginia )oar and ('ecil Scott gave a huuiirons one act play of a husband and wife discussing pre-marriage" necking and kissing parties.' Evi 'l'enti the htushanl got the had end of the bargain . as is has been reported that Scott was sick a short time after wards. Tn a ncw.spaper race between Thelma Lee Tlorger and W. J. Thom as. the latter won by a headline. The victor and v:mq(iuishied each received .i rose as reward for valor. .\ 11 regnilar business being attendedI loite club :adjourned. -USC Miss McGill Elected To House Committee 1'1ecause of the departure of Miss l.lleni Hough be fore tihe end of this termi thle senior class in the Woman's Thuilding miet on Tuesday night to elect a president to assume her otTicial dtiets on thle house committee to act as a governing body with the Dean of women. Miss Annie McGill of Vass. North Carolina, was elected by the class to represent it in the house committee for lhe remainder of this year. -USC A manm is considleredl bash ful if he can't even look at the eve of (lay with.. ut blushing. For Sun-Kist Drinks -VISIT - HAMPTON'S FRUIT DRINK Homne-Made Candies 1218 Main St. Columbia, S. C Only Place of Its Kind in the City Crowson Printing Company Dependable Printing PHONI 4109 907 MAIN HABENICHT. 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C. 4T ON ATHLETIC GOODS ht & Ditson-Victor Athletic at 40 per cent. discount from s of Baseball, Tennis, Basket This is a wonderful oppor wALD HDW. CO. 6302 Columbia, S. C. L REPAIRING PIPES AND C e N P_ENS Jour Service - I IN CIGAR CO. S'1'REI '1 1 ER,, INC. Goods Columbia, S. C. I t lio Sets and Supplies 3lassware NRANCE, INC. Columnbia, S. C. TI CLEANING CO. - Columbia, S. C. C -5590e EN--OUR AGENT g lean It -- We Clean Anything "' Guilty Conscience - NT IN THE CITY T --25 CentsIlI Like the- u ROOM and tRBER SHOP Management T FROM CAMPUS >M "BURNETT'S" Columbia, S. C . S 0ok 01k