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a Tertulia Espanola Spanish Club's Nar ew Club. Updor Qirection C Proa. McCall Has" High Scholarship "La Tertulia Espanola" was the naff topted by the Spanish club at its rel Var bi-monthly meeting, held Wedne! day night at 7 o'clock in Melton ha The program consisted of jokes L David Frierson and music by Wilbi Zeigler, after which games were pla! ed and refreshments were served. Se, eral new members have been electc and invitations will be sent to the. before the next meeting, which will I held the fourth Wednesday in Febri ary. The club has been recenetly orgai ized and is under the direction of Prc J. V. McCall, of the Modern Langual department. Only those students wil an average of "B" are eligible for met1 bership and all the proceeding of ti meetings are carried on in Spanis Francis Wood is president; Miss Jul enne Mongin, v'ce-president; Mi Lillie Garner, secretary; Jack Hamilto treasurer; and Miss Elizabeth Hard reporter. - U.S.C. - German Club Gives Fancy Dress Bal Tuxedos and Evening Dress4 Give Way to Mixture of Colored Costumes Social events for the second semest are to begin with a zest tonight wh4 the German club witl entertain with faixcy dress ball. Heretofore the bal given by the dancing club have be only the usual formal affairs. A varif mixture of colored costumes are to 1 substituted for the more formal blai tuxedos and slighti'y tinged evenii dresses. The change is hoped to produce pleasing novelty and to start a car paign; for such costumes on similar o casions in the future. In order to encourage this kind attire, prizes will be offered to the m0 gorgeously and neatly dressed couF attending. - U.S.C. - Athene Club Elects Officers for Terri Elect Margaret McCall Presidei at Meeting at Home of the Misses Ritchie's On Tuesday evening Misses Margar anid Ruth Ritchie entertained the Athei Cluh at their home on College strei Officers for the ensuing term were elec ed as follows: president, Miss Margar McCall; vice-president, Miss Leo Johnston; secretary and treasurer, Mi Florence Earl Roach. Misses McC. and Johnston made brief talks in whio they expressed their appreciation. of tl honor conferred upon them. Misses M CamI and Roach were elected to serve< the Co-ed Inter-Club Council. Aft the business was concluded, a delightf half-hour was spent toasting marshma lowvs and eating peanarts. Mrs. - Stephan, honorary member-, al dled much to the enjoyment of the hot1 - U. s.c. Election of Officers Held by Athla Clu1 Florence Parker of Georgetoii Elected President--Dorothy Poat, Vice-Pres. At a meeting of the Athla club Wet tuesday afternoon January 26th at ti Remnbert House the following office were elected for this term; preside, Miss Florence Parker of Georgetowi vice president, Miss Dorothy Poat Columbia; secretary and treasurer, Mi Rosalie Turner of Winnsboro and r, porter, Miss Sallie Brockington of Olaw ta. - U.s.c. -- Frank Thornton Is Pres. John Rutledg Electing officers last Monday nigi hie John Rutledge law club chose ti following men : Frank Thornton, Mu lins, president ; J. W. D. Zerbs Charleston, vice-president ; Silas Seid< man, Newark, N. J., secretary ar1 treasurer. Other officers w'll be elc Arrows Elect New F< Officers for Term Frank Thornton Becomes Head of Unique Social Club at Carolina At a regular meeting of the Arrow roli - club the following, officers were elected ing - for the second term: Frank Thornton, of y president; Frank Lupo, vice president; Da ir Lindsay Hall, secretary, and Dan Vogel 0. r- treasure. pre - The Arrow club is one of the two Do, d clubs at the University of South Caro- fin, e lina having a house, and the only club Por e where meals are served in the house. ber - Th's is one of the strongest and most I active clubs on the campus. The sche- ior - dule for social activ.ties and other dia f- events for the second semester is now tai re about complete. for h u.s.c.- is I e German Club Takes h. in Six New Members C Initiations and Plans for Easter German Occupies Time La at. Last Meeting At a regular weekly meeting of the German club, six new members were initiated anild given the oath of the club. The new?y initiated men were Frank Clark, Clarence Boyd, L !nnie Gause, the Malcolm Ferguson, Alex Saunders, and of Cheese Burns. Jack Davis, Gene Stone, Sc Charles Purifoy, Pat Nelson, and James Sc ma !r Williams were elected as members and ti are to be initiated at the next meeting. for a Provisions m as made to secure a relia Is ble orchestra for the Easter German dance. tet A - U.S.C. - tar e John Rutledge Law kc Club Picks Officers ig_ Ea a At a regular meeting of the John to Rutledge Law club the following nf ficers were elected for the second term: S1 Frank Thornton, president; J. W. D. . f Zerbst, vice president, and Sy Seideman st secretary. The other officers to be le elected at a later date. The club is stu composed of law students and its chief att purpose is to discuss and try legal we problems. etet kt et Ic et ra ss7 e ul I- A SPECIAL DI FLORS .b College The FLORSHEIM Facto will exhibit an unusua of the new spring shoe FRIDAY and S/ s FEBRUARY 18 The display includes th all well dressed colleg4 one builds a young FLoRsHE BE S U RE TO I J. L. MINNAL ,ncing Club Elects Hindebrand as Head D. Van Meter Made Honorary President Other Officers Are Elected leeting last Monday night, the Ca na Cavaliers, the University fenc club, elected Raymond Hildebrand St. Matthews, president, to succeed id Fink!estein of Orangeburg. J. Van Meter was made honorary sident; Win. Boyd, v'ce-president; iglas Jeter, secretary; Drufus Grif treasurer; D. H. Eargle, corres ding secretary; and Nathan Web , sergeant-at-arms. kildebrand is president of the jun class and a member of the Euphra n literary society; Boyd was cap i of the 1926 football team and is a mier president of the Y.M.C.A.; he iow a member of the Block "C" - U.S.C. - arl Thompson Head of Owls Next Term urens Man Also a Member of the German and Scholarship Clubs Here .arl Carl Thompson, of Laurens, was :ted pres'dent of the Owls club at ir meeting Wednesday night. 'hompson is a, senior in the school Education, is a member of the iolarship club, secretary of the Ger n club, and is charter member of Owls club, having been a member three years. )ther officers elected for the second in were: Bill Brunson, vice-presi it; Pratt Gasque, re-elected secre ' and treasurer; and Duckett Young, :per of the roost. Lrrangements were made for the ster dance which the club proposes g've at the paques season. - U.S.C. - -udents Entertained kt Primrose Cafeteria 'he largest number on record; 288 dents of the University had perfect endance for the fall Bible classes re entertained at the Primrose ca ia by a real banquet. SPLAY OF EI E IM SShoes ry Representative Ily large selection s for young men. LTURDAY ;th and 19th e sort of footwear Smen favor. No nan's shoe like IM D R OP I N JGH &Co.I Gayden I 1248 Main Street an Cigars, Cigarettes, P Agency for NORRIS S Distribut EL PRODUCTO Cigars MURIEL Cigars CORTEZ Cigars IMPORICO Cigars Try Our Moderate F POCKET B. Let old Squ' the jud d HIs HONOR, old Squ: tionably the world's tobaccos. Who else i and experience so w tobacco and hand d it? . . So, in the case Cut, the plea is that.] be accepted as FINAL! To make a long br witnesses everywhe: Granger's sterling qu vouched for the supo cut. 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