Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Co. com LPersonals Miss Dorothy Mixon spent the week end in Florence. Misses Agnes Womack and Adiieen Fogle spent several days with Miss Ab bie Ligon in Winnsboro. Misses Thelma Parks and Roberta Lovelace spent the week-end in Spar tanburg. Miss Ethel Fagan visited in Campo bello last week. Miss Tkmmie Garrick spent several days in Dovesville. Misses Grace Saner and Mildred Hines spent the week-end in Bamberg with Mrs. Carl Hearst. Miss Ruth Brown visited Miss Laura Campbell in Camden. Miss Eileen Neil and Frances Crouch went to Beaufort with Miss Julia Stev enson. Miss Melinda Barnweil visited in Bamberg. Miss Lorraine Gayle spent the week end in Chester. Miss Ellen Coyle and Aileen Funder burke visited the latter's parents in Cam den. Misses Faith DeLoach and Helen Savage spent a few days at their home in Camden. Miss Margaret Nichols of Greenviile has entered the University. Miss Lois Pitiman spent the week-end at her home in Richburg. Misses Louise Mclntosh and Mayre Wall visited with Miss Gertrude Rigby at her home in Manning. Miss Emily Jay IIughes has returned to the University to do graduate work. Misses Wylette Culbreath, Thelna Culbreath, Marie Peacock, Irene Sim ons. Annie Lou Roberts and Martha Derrick went to Johnston for the week end. Misses Martha Blakeiy and Leila Robbins spent several days at the for mer's home in Clinton. Miss Freeda Abel went to Batesburg for the week-end. Misses Julia Lewis and Eva Trues (ale visited the latter's parents in Ker shaw. Misses Eva Jo and Thelma Lockman have returned from Lockhart. Miss Margaret Withers visited Miss Martha Pegram at her home in York. Miss Katherine Zeigler wvent t'o St. George for several days. Misses Rosalie Turner and Lucille lecmmon have returned from their home in Winnsboro. Miss Vera Buie is at her home in Patrick because of illness. Miss Meta Martin visited Miss Mel ba McLean at her home in Blythewood. Miss Odetta Mauney has returned from her home in Clinton. Miss Margaret Calhoun visited friends in Summerton. Misses Minnie Lee and Ethel Bardien went to their home in Elloree for sev c.al days. Miss Helen Hilb went to Darlington to attend the wedding of her sister. Miss Annie Kaminer visited in Lex inmgton. Miss Ruth "Withers attendled some of the dances at Furman last week-end. Miss Katherine Dean Baker is at her home in Summerton because of illness. Miss Annie Louise Jones has returned from her home at Congaree.* Miss Eleanor l .ims spent the week enrd at her hnnie .in EdgefieldA ED NE MAYRE WALL, Eiditor Warning is Issued To Co-Ed Glee Club Members Must Attend Rehear sals Promptly if They Ex pect to Make Trip Co-ed Glee club has issued a warning to the effect that all who do not attend rehearsals regularly and promptly will forfeit their privilege to go on the road. To go on the road as the Co-ed Glee club is an honor granted only to a few out of the regular Giee club, and those who are selected must work hard and faithfully in order to hold'up the record set by preceding clubs, and in the short time left to put out a show that will be worthy of them. The Glee club has been laboring under great handicaps and trawbacks and it was deemed necessary to postpone the trip, which has been formerly made in December, until after exams. Tihe show this year is in the form of a revue and promises to be the best that the girls have attempted yet. The lat est song hits, brand-new dance steps, and original skits, feature throughout the en tire program, with a bit of classical "stuff" thrown in for good measure. The talent and beauty, which is Carolina's boast, has no bigger chance for expres sion than in this mammoth undertaking. -*Usc Basketball Training Begins This Week Participants in Tournament Must Must Keep Fit-Practice Starts Tuesday J1ake.thail training began this week and every girls who is to participate in Ahw tiurnament is urged to see the mana ger of her team and procure training slips. Any girl who breaks training will n-1 he allowed to play in the tourna ment. Regular practice started 'Tuesday ai tvr exams, and tihe request goes out that ,1 girls please watch thle bulletin boards ::t Neon Hall and the Woman's cafe teria for schedules. F,verybody out for basketball come InId help your class win the tournament. USC Hypatian Society Discusses Poetry Misses Tolbert, Penland, Shearer Make Talks-Miss Shearer Elected Treasurer "Contemporary Poetry" was the sub ject of the program of the Hypatian literary society at its regular meeting on Wednesday a fternoon. Mliss Gilette 'Tolbert talked on Dulose Heyward's contrib)ution to literature, giving illus trations of his works. Miss Dorothy P'enlandl discuIssedl some of the contem t'orary writers, emphasizing South Caro l:mna's. A brief but enligtening talk on Ju.ia Peterskin wvas madle by Miss- Kate Shearer. Mliss Shearer stressed the fact that Mrs. P'eterskin is a Sott Carolin :an andl that her work ranks among some of the best of contemporary fiction. Miss Kate Shearer wvas elected treas urer, the office having been left vacant by tIhe graduation of Miss Blanche Fol Miss Barbara Kinsey visited in B1am b)erg. Miss Louise Smith's parents visited her from Florence. Miss Virginia DuRant spent the .veck-endl at her home in Sumter. Miss Gladys Hamilton has returned Crom her homne in Edgefield. Miss Stura Wolff spent several days it her home in Allendale. Miss Lizzie Gary Craddock went to IFairfax for the week-end. Miss Louise Hirsch of Camden and liss Blanche Folsom of Hartsville have eft the dormitory, having graduated in Tehruary. Miss Hirch left this wveek :o take tip journalistic work at Columbia 'Jiversity. Miss Harriet Whitaker has returned WS Officers Are Elected By Euphrosyneans Thelma Burgess, President; Har riet Baker, V. Pres.; Leila Johnson, Valedictorian Election of officers consumed the en tire time of the Euphrosynean iiterary society at its regular meeting on Wed nesday afternoon in the Euphradian hall. The following officers were elect ed: President, Miss Thelma Burgess; vice president, Miss Harriet Baker, sec retary, Miss Lois Flaum; treasurer, Miss Virginia Mulier; critic, Miss Thelma Lockman; censon, Miss Anne Trruesdale. The society elected Miss Ida Johnston senior valedictorian, and Miss Mildred Cone junior orator. In a few fitting words the president's key was presented to Miss Ida Johnston, the retiring president, by Miss Thelma Burgess, president-elect. Misses Ruth Brown, Beth Carson, Ruth DuRant and Othello Johnson were received into the society. USC Dr. Carson's Radio Entertain Inmates According to the patients in the In firmary, music not only has charms to soothe a savage breast, but mumps and measles as well. Dr. Carson's radio, which he has so generously attached so that the infirmary patients can enjoy it, has brought mitch pleasure and satisfac tion to all who have been confined. Mrs. Madden declares that the boys take pills to music much better than with coaxing. All who have enjoyed Dr. Carson', thoughtfulness are profoundly grateful. ;1ad it is hoped he will continue to see fit to bring this pleasure to the students. A frigidaire and a recently installed drinking fountain are other new assets that are adding to the comfort and use fullness of the infirmary. The fountain is an answer to a long-felt need among the stxlents, and Mrs. Madden says that it prevents miuch confusion and annoy ance that were formerly present. -USC Miss Douglas to be Hostess to Visitors Nliss Hina Day Deneen, of Washing ton1 arrived today as the guest of Miss EliztheI Douglias. Miss Deneen is the daughter of United States Senator Charlcs S. Deneen of Illinois. She will atten the German fancy dress ball to night. NIisses Rachel Carpenter of Green v'ille and Elizabeth Woodwvard of Balti more will also be guests of Miss Doug las, for the next few days. The visitors wvill attend the Valentine Cotillion next 'Iluesdlay. What S says ab 1-cN 8 million ady Monday and Tuesday Ramon Navorra and Norma Shearer in "THE STUDENT PRINCE Wednesday and Thursday "BREAKFAST AT SUNRISE" with Constance Talmadge Friday and Saturday RICHARD DIX in "Sporting Goods" SYLvAN BROS. For Fruit Drinks JELELERS AND DIAMOND MERCHANTS VISIT Most complete stock of sterling HAMPTON'S silver prize cups in the Carolinasl Class rings and pins of the better Home-Made Candies kind, made up to suit your own 1218 Main St. Columbi S. C. ideas. Come in and let's get acquainted. Receptions Furnisked 1500 Main St. Columbia, S. C. Only Place of Its Kind in the City -EXC-VISIT -qv 1218 Ma Solumbia. S Phone 6963 1117 Washington St. CAROLINA STUDENTS1 OWEN & PAUL A Good Place to Eat MERCHANT TAILORS MRS. L.K.BS Columbia, S. C. O Kid .in BteSt Cleenimp, Pressing 11 ainSre A/ter'i..// Suits & Overciats Made to Order One -Half Block From Campus Wingfields Drug Store 1- 1443 Main Street THE 'rrEST OF~ YEARS INDICATES RELIABILITY!I 1424 M ai n e t . Columbia, C. 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