Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Co Girls' Dressing Room Now Near Completioi Woman's Athletic Association Helping Defray Expenses Benefit of Room The new dressing rooms for girls iII the gym are near completion. The Uni versity has speit a good deal of money fixing up tie place but tle money has run out aind it is not so comletely equip ped as desired, so the \Voman's Athletic Association is undertaking to fix ip a part of the space as a iobby or lounging room. They are plaining to contribute rugs, curtains, furniture, etc. To make money for this, the WV. A. A. is spon. soring a program to be given probably on next Friday night, March 16, in the gym iasium, all the proceeds of which wiii go toward furnishing the new dressing room quarters for the girls. The program will include a demon stration of some physical education work -tullbling, clogging, etc.. interspersed with various skits and other surprises. Rumor has it tha' the Co-E'.ds, inspired by the recent houts in the fieid house, have even taken up the manly art of hoking, and may demonstrate their pow ers along that line. Nor is there any telling what else you may he entertained with! At any rate. ai interesting prog rain is assured. Students, faculty and friends of the University are cordial ly invited to be present. A nominai charge will be made. The program promises to be one of uniqueness and attractiveness, and all who are at all interested in athletics or clever stunts are urged not to miss it. for it wiil he well worth anly one's time to see what is being done in the woman'sdepartiment. It is hoped that the nev quarters. which are so sorely needed, will be ready for occupancy at an early da'e. Dean Baker and Professor Coker, who are initial instigators of the plan, have had a large part inl the final attainment of this long-hoped for necessity. USC Euphrosyilian s Get Low-Down on Styles President of Girl's Society Dis closes Future Men's Style of Dress "The hatless, garterless. lad is t) longer collegiate." A bombshell drop ped into the midst of the l,uphrosyneaj! literary societY coufld have given tic greater shock than this startling an nounceient iade by .Miss Ida John stonl. Wedilnesday afite'rlo(On. She claims to lave gotlti it fronm good authority and further states that the hats will bc green or tani, and anybo)(dy tIsho is any body will wear polka diotte d or smll chetc ked ties. Thle cni wathiich lie well dressed collegian will wear, will lie eithert two or. thlree buttonied a fYa irs, and( the t ronters will be niuieteeni iinches .it the bottom. Now thle co-edls will tic a ble to tell whieni their Iboy friends are in styvle. Miss Johntst on fuirthter info( rmied thle society a:, to the leadinig toliets in for eign countries as well as in this. Miss Rosalee Turner and( MIiss Janie Brant read original essays, whieb ,hiowed( talent andt promiise. The low-dowvn on the high-ups was disclosed by Miss Lucille Lemimnon, to the entire assemiily and that funny thing :that happened the other day is no longer a secret, for fully fifty girln' share the fun. Miss Martha Pegraii and Miss Alice Mikell joined the raniks of Euphrosy neans and( were takeni in at the regular meeting Wednesday afternoon which muet in the Euiphradiani halt. impromptu Debaters Entertain Hypatians Resolved: "That 'he Standing Army Should Have chai-rs," was the query of an impromptu debate at the mieetinig of the Hypatian literary society Wednes day, afternoon in Ctarisonhic ball e ED NE MAYRE WALL, Editor Personals . Miss Melba McLean spent the week end with Miss Meta Martin at her home inl Clinton. Miss Inez Wingo went to her home in Laurens for the week-end. Miss Freda Abel visited in Batesburg this week. Miss Ruth Brown spent the week-end in Camden with Miss Laura Campbell. Miss Flizabq',h Gaddden, of Columbia College spent the week-end with Miss 1,orraine Gaye. Miss Rubye Flowers had as visitors last week her mother and brother, who is an alumnus of the University. Miss Faith DeLoach has returned from her home in Camden. Miss Sally Horton spent the week-end with Miss Helen Savage at her home in Calden. .Misses l izaheth Stackhouse and Ellea Stevens attended the dances in Char.es toll last week. Misses Marion Sewell and Emily Ram age have returned from Atlanta. Miss Grace Turner visitedl her parents inl Johmstown last week-end. Miss Mary Cuttio spent last week-end in Sumter with her parents. Mrs. C. H. Wilkes of Gastonia spent Thursday with her sister Miss Lucile Hewlett. Misses lizzie Gary Craddock and Clare King spent ihe week-end in Georgetil,wn with Nisses Katherie Zeig ler and Leora Johnson. Misses Julia L,ewis and l'va Trusdale spent the week-end inl Kershaw with the latter's parents. Mr. Ioyce Alexander of Spartanhurg visited Miss Lottie ];ters. Dr. and lMrs.H. W.. Lewis spent Tues (lay with their daughter Katherine. Nisses Gladys Kirton and Fiorence Holt of P'astover spenv. Wednesday with M iss .dna E.arle Kirton. Iiss Irenle Simons visited inl johnstm). Nliss Othello Johnson has retured from her honme in Georgetown) where she vi ;ited her parents. Miss Lquise White spent the week-ei at her home inl Andrews. Mrs. Smith of Florence spent Snrdey withI her dlaughter. I ouise. NIiss NIarthia IPegrami visited at her homine in Yiork. MIiss Ruth IDuRan t has re:urnied from St. NIatthews where she vi-sitedl her aun:. NIiss Mlary Carter Iliarniwell spent the week-end at her home in Fiorence. MIiss NIarguerite Gayle has returned fon Sumumerlanid College wvhere she was5 a dlelegate to tihe Lutheran Students' ('on ference. MIiss Tlibehna Burgess spent the week itnd ini ILexinigtoni withi MIisses E'lleni Heni dlrix andl Clarice Harmion. MIissI(Ii da John.son has returnmed fromif Atamta where she met with a committee to complete lhe fintal p)lanis for the Blue Ridge Conference this summer. Dean Ireiie D)illiardl has returned from BoMton where she attended the D)ean's Convem t ion. Mr. WV. I. Wall oif Lancaster visited his dlaughter, Mayre Monday.. affirmative was uipheid by Miss Rose Funk anid Miss Laurie Mitchell, with Miss Sara Red fern and Miss Maude Brazelle on the negative. It was decided that the society would present its president and the three for mer presider's who are now members of the society with a pin in appreciation of their efficient service. A committee was annointed to conse and orera. te. pit. Zeta Phis Entertain With Bridge Luncheon Visitors and Members Meet At Green Parrot-Miss Nic kels Wins Prize Zeta Phi club entertained with an in formal bridge luncheon at the Green Par rot tea room from 4 to 6 Saturday after 100i. There were six tables of bridge for the visitors and members. Several iarge rooms, adorned with a profusion of spri-ng flowers, were thrown together for the party. The club colors were carried out in the decorations and bon bons that were served. The top score prize, an attractive box of bridge stationary was won by Miss Peggy Nickels. The con solation, a bridge score pad, was won by Miss Ruth Withers, who in turn pre sented it to Miss Grace Campbell. A delightful salad course and coffee were serverl after cards. Zeta Phi club, which is petitioning Zcta Tau Alpha. national woman's fra turnity, is composed of Misses Ruth Withers, Stella Blake. Marie Peacock, Martha Blakeley, Louise McIntosh, Gert rude Rigby. Mayre Wall, Kathryn Pow ell, Elizabeth Thompkins and Gwendolyn Greene. The following guests were present: Misses Kitty Griffin, Sarah Roach,Mar ion Sewell, Grace Campbell, Peggy Nick els. Lois Fisher. Suzan Guignard, Ge nevieve McCaw. F.lizabeth Marshal, Catherine Caijtwell, Elise Cross, Ellen Coyle. Jane Bruton, Mrs. Hansen and 'Mrs. John J. Hope. Ga Chained to their seats under the lash, the ga slowly propelled the I of' a Roman warship. Today, the electric mc American battleship energy of a million drive thousands of toi through the water at speed. Man is more than a sot of power in civilized co tries. Electricity has mn him master of power. coming years, the meas GENEB OUR RAL BLC.I Monday and Tuesday BEBE DANIELS "Feel My Pulse" Wednesday and Thursday "THE SHOW DOWN" with George Bancroft Saturday "OLD IRONSIDES" 6AA lley Slaves , cringing of your success will depend lley slaves largely on your ability to make ieavy hull electricity work for you. Com petition everywhere grows tors of an keener, and electricity cuts costs have the and does' work better wherever men, and it is applied. saofzstee In industry, transportation, the amazingprofessions, the arts, and in the home, you will find General trce Electric equipment help un- ing nien and women to ade I14wards better economies In and greater accomplish ure ments. 16-5DH AELECTRIC COMP ANY. SCH EN3EOT A D. NmW YORK