Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CAPTAIN WINGFIELD Scored touchdown which beat The Citadel. FRESHMEN TO HAVE NEW TYPE OF "RAT" CAP K. S. K's to Enforce All First Year Men to Wear Regu lation Head Gear TOWN "STUDES" INCLUDED Canteen to Handle Caps for Stu dents-Supply Expected at Early Date New "rat" caps will soon adorn the heads of freshmen at the University of South Carolina. At a meeting of the K..K. last Monday night two new style caps were shown and a vote taken by the members of the club fav ored a solid garnet cap, something on the order of a skull cap with a bill at tached. The bill is to be black and a small black "C" will have the garnet as a background. These caps have been ordered and should arrive on the campus within the next two weeks. They will be sold at a special low price at the University canteen. The canteen will not be al lowed to charge more than one dollar for the new head-gear and arrange ments have been completed whereby the price will gradually be reduced. The canteen is to be allowed a percentage of profit not to-exceed twenty per cent for handling the caps. No effort will be made by the K.S.K. to enforce the wearing of caps by freshmen until the new supply arrives. Members of the group realize that the supply of old style caps was not great enough to allow every man to purchase one and conseq6ently nothing will be done until it is possible for every man to have a cap. However, those who have caps are expected to wear them at all times and, it is stated, special at tention will be paid to those who have the old style caps and refuse to wear them. * If a man has' already purchased an old style cap he will not be expected to buy one of the. new caps, although it is the desire of the club to eventually have all "rat" caps alike. Nothing will be done in this direction this year. The only requirement will be that every freshman wear a "rat" cap of some kind,'eiher new or old style and no ex cuses will be accepted. -Usc Sam Burts Plays a *Role in Theatre Play Carolina Man Acts Part of Eng lish Student in Charles Kramer Play Sam Burts, freshman law student, played one of the leading parts in "Charlie's Aunt," a play given by the Kramer Players at the Columbia theat er the latter part of last week. Mr. Burts, in the role of an English college student, ably presented the vi cissitudes of college love. The play was a fast-moving entertaining comedy and was well received by the audience. Mr. Burts is from Spartanburg and first exercised his historic ability with the Dramaiztic club of Wofford college. Last year he was with Jack Edwards Stock Company in Spartanburg and Miami, Florida. It is expected that he will appear with the Kramer players It6 other plays during their run at the Columbia theater and there is a possi bility that he will have the leading part in one of the plays. She: Can you 'carry a tune? Zeta Betas Will Give Party for Freshmen One of Series of Entertaiuiments Featuring Rushing at Carolina As the second of a series of enter tainments with which it is featuring the rushing season at Carolina, Zeta Beta club will honor a group of freshmen and transferred girls with a bridge party Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the home of Miss Lucy Coleman on College street. Five tables will be'play ed. The club's colors, wine red and gold, will be carried out in the ices and sweet course which will follow 'the game. A profusion of chrysanthemums, the club's flower, and other autumn flora will decorate the Coleman home. Each guest will be remembered with a favor. The honorees are: Misses Virginia Bracy, Helen Savage, Ella Parr Phil lips, Jewel Parrott, Adeline Williams, Macy Goodwin, Helen Bell, Catherine Remley, Louisa Taber, Elise Legare, Emily Fowles, and Faith DeLoach. A club member will escort each guest. Calling after cards will be Mrs. John Crews and Mrs. Zan Heyward, Colum bia Delta Delta Delta alumnae an.t sponsors of the club. The ho stesses are: Misses Harriet Scarborough, Elizabeth Jones, Dolly Moore, Lucy Coleman, Elizabeth Har dy, Ethelind Pope, Polly Moore, Mary -- XCL.) 6'31 Aain St. .bt(ac ED. ZOBEL Who paved the way for Wingfield's touchdown by hurling a long pass. Tri-Delta Deputy Visits Miss Withers Miss Marie Ragsdale of Florence was the guest of Miss Margaret Withers, a member of Beta Zeta club, for the opening German. Miss Ragsdale is assistan:. deputy of Alpha province of Deita Delta Delta sorority and is a graduate of Hollins college. McNulty, Helen Shand. Martha Peg ram, Harriet Whitaker, Louise Wil liams, Alice Mikell, Elizabeth Wing field, Margaret Withers, Elizabeth Heyward. and Frances Sparkman. olumbia, S e hesterfV don't chi the trail &i how other smoke I'm going home. Why? I live there. One-Did you fill your date last night? More-? hope so. She ate everythink in sight. Butter and Eggs-Am I the first man you ever loved? Former Prom Trotter-Yes, all the rest were college boys. Slow Poke-Mister Jackson, er-that is, I would like to-er-that is, I mean I have been going with your -daughter for five years. Old Man-Well, whadda you want a pension? CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY Specialists in DRESS SHIRTS & COLLARS (One Day Service) 1119 Gervais St. Phone 9711 SYLvAN BRos. JELELERS AND DIAMOND MERCHANTS Most complete stock of sterling silver prize cups in the Carolinasl , C!ass rings and pins of the better kfind, made up to suit your own ideas. Come in' and let's get acquainted. 1500 Main St. Columbia, S. C. Id smok ange witL S ic signals rs a e changing to Bib. Lit. Prof: What wrong did the sons of Jacob conuAit when they gold their brother Joseph?" Freshman Einstein: They sold him too cheaply. CAROLINA STUDENTS1 A Good Place to Eat MRS. L.K. BEST 1012 Marion Street One - Half Block From Canpus "The House of Quality" Established in 1844 The R. L. BRYAN COMPANY Books, Stationery, Printing, Binding, Office Furniture and Specialties Columbia, South Carolina For Fruit Drinks - -VISIT - HAMPTON'S Home-Made Candies 1218 Main St. Columbia, S. C.. Receptions Furnished Only Place of Its Kind in the City I.