Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BETA OMICRON GIVEN Z. T. ALPHA CHAR. NATIONAL CELEBRITIES Zeta Phi Entertains Monday, Initation Tuesday, Banquet Wednesday Night Beta ( )micron chapter of Zeta TauI Alpha will be installed at the Univer Aity of Smuth Carolina Monday. Tue - day and Wednesday, March 4. 5, and ". The /eta I'hi cuht of the University ha' been r:uitetI a charter b\ the soror itv. \ I(nl.\ :titernoun1 thet /. i lh clu) introdtutr the installing (..Cers of /,ta Tall \lpha at a tea at the club h(usc. 1t.;; Green street. \lore thanl 251 inviiatioI were issued. \r'. I 1ou\ - ;it \Williunlon Gardner. of Ileaumnon'., Te'xa ,. t rand pres"idenlt. amdl\Mr,. W. i"bhert,an l;everley, of l'R Ilnuo Ill \', (ormrI national pre:'identl. are. the in. Stalling officers. \.\li Margaret G;la, -I:hw , a Lr:;ltilate til itii at the U111 ttr of I ollin, coll . e \e , ill act a, a, \ trsity and at membner of L.amh<da chbap 'tant initiaIti~n officer. I)n \I",nlav nit;ht tht" plc"dge ,tr w' iert eld i ll m i iliatioll look t,;ce Tul,(day,1 niLht. \\'eila', night h antiut w \ ill be4 >i\ en at theI l'tre.st .;le cinh It r all t he ml l>11 "r t,h-tl,c nt, :t:l,l i,-itin %1,L '(t; I"-l Apa Ihursday mtornittyg there will he a break not at the Silhi)uette grill. The Iirst officers of the Zeta Phi Ilib are tt be installell as officers of the chap,ter. They are : \liss Mas re Wall. l.anc:aster, plresidenlt i Miss Ger trnde Rigby, manning-, vice president .\its Stella Iilake, New\p'rrt News, sec rutary \Miss 1Ilizabeth Tompkins, Co inmbia, treasurer. Other members are: .\Misses Rose Miller Betts, Marie Pea (e"-k. Jettie Clhyd, .Marion I)eWitt; l"harlt,tt' Porter; Geraldine Cate; I.ouise .\Iclltosh l; Erma Meeker, .\ii 'I - ta "illis, M artha \1ilhous, I;stelle W1 hitakel, IkrvI lieintosh. Gwendolv Green; Roberta luwdlen .\l argar-t \i ihnus, .\I;bwl Holland, MIrs. C. F. Mecrcer. .\rs. ltllhn Ilird, all M,1r,. D. 11I Hansen. [lie promises of the club .arc Misses II(lene -lolland, Helen Gray and Grace T'he Iatr0i nil pat llrtnesses of the c 1;,1 ar : Ex-Governor and M rs. Wil G. Ilirvey, )r. andi Mrs. R. C. I ;ct ts, Mr. and NIMrs. C. J. Cate. MI iss \Iartha Ilellams, Mr. and ir.. in-l I.rd and I'r)i. and .\lr. Charle F. \iltrcer. MISS NEW READS MODERN POEMS DEBATE TO BE HELD TIhe I ly patiani l iter art so~ciety diisc ss Ia day a fternoin. Miiss Anne New it td sevela prat ems, ainlolIg which wvere he. folowing: T.'he Sohllier, by Rupert I r.oke; Thei Shrinie, by Hf. ).; select i n frt l Iamles S tephiens andl fromil Edgat;r I,ee Master's Spoon0 River An. tholoiIgy andi Killitig, by Carl Sand MIiss .\lary It. Tiaylor read somec poems whom111 she coiniers the most pecuiliar lIlt sihe has ever read. Shte followedC( lne readlinig with an inte(restmng ac 1.unt1 o)f htis life andi ejtracter. Miss Aiine New, representative to the: deb? at ing co unl, repor11ted' that till pire hlminaIries foIr the dlebIte with Winthrop, Willianm andl Mlary and N. C. C. WV wot bIltile hteld at a jot int meeting of the tw.cI-ed l itera ry soities the ilast Wednesday' in Marcis. The president appointed MIisses Foy Stevenson, M inita IDavis Robionsont, and( Mary B3. Ta o..- or I <Onittelir 'a art the in ei( Miss Anna Met? was received into tie stciety and made a short talk. TIhe society voted to have a one-act plny as the type of annual literary con test..' )ED NE Advice To Lovers BY LOTTA AD VICE D car Miss Ad Vice: My fiance is in the habit of smok ing and I greatly disapprove of it. I love her dearly and would hate to break our engagement, but I reftse to marry a girl who smokes. What can I do to break her of this terrible habit? Troubled. Dear Troubled: Your fiancee seems a little too hot and i she continues to smoke, she is apt to go up in flames. A little cold water dashed over her would put a stop to her smoking. Lotta Ad Vice. Dear Miss Ad Vice: I became angry with my B. F. and in my lit of temper I threw a box of raisins at hitim. Did I do right? Hard Boiled. Dear Miss Hard Boiled: Take my advice-never throw raisins at anybody, they have too much iron in them. Fruit at a ripe old age would have been more suggestive. Lotta Ad Vice. IJear Miiss Lotta: Miy husband is a great reader and in sists on readink, at nights. 'The lights atnnoy me so that I can not sleep, but my husband refuses to turn them out until the wee small hours and .1 hav to suffer. What shall I do? Eyes. J)car Miss F.yes: If yor husband refuses to turn the li.hlts out while lie is reading, buy some ciark glasses and yonu will hardly notice the light. lotta \d Vive. I )car Xl iss .\d Vice I was in the drug store the other dar :"nd being a very attractive and irresis Iible yc,ung girl of twenty, a fair de cent looking yotitg nan asked me to have a drink. IBut I flatly refused. )id I d~ rig ht I.rresistible. S>ear I resittible V"ur case is not at uintistial one and I at very glad you have asked me this ital <uiestion. Y'uu did exactly right Iby refusing this young man and renem Ier--never accept a drink from strang. Lvs tnle,, '-wfre sure it hasn't been I.otta .\d Vice. BR I I)E PARTY FOR PIII CIII MRS. E. T. MOTLEY HOSTESS ir. I . T. Motley, Phii C'hi p)atroness, tertttainedt the mtembers of the club Last week at her home ont Green street with a party of four tab)les of 'bridge Thbe ehth) colors, yellow and white, we re carriedl out in the dlecorationis. M iss IFrances WVol fe won high score, a I vely box of stationery, and Miss la1rga ret ('rayton 'rOnt low score pri ze, a1 dainity handlkerchici. Tlhe pledges of nrsatge of yellow roses. 'lhe pledges of the Phii Chi club are \I isses Grace Grahtamn, Frances WVol fe, and( Lo. uise Jontes. Miss HeIyward En tertains (lass Saturday :u fterntooin at her Stud(io on SounthI Edis,t' :tvenuue, XIliss Hleyward, heado of thle art department, (itertainedl the mtembiers of thte third year dIesign class. -\ mtost enjoyable time was spent int in forni disctussion of thte works of famo'uts mtasters. this being of pairt icular iinteiest to tIle y 'tithftul artists. TeXa, enke. and sandwiches were ser CO-ED HIKERS The manager of the H-iking chub :s tryiing to aroutse interest in this sport. ws -HONORARY.CLUB ELECTS THREE Foy Stevenson, Edna Kirton and Anne New Received Misses Foy Stevenson, Edna Kirton, and Anne New have recently been elect e<d to membership in Alpha Kappa Gam ma, honorary leadership sorority. The following are members: Miss Harriet Baker, president; Miss Eloise Sh-pberd, secretary; Miss Gertrude Rigby, treasurer; and Misses 'Floride Stoddard, Mildred Cone, Rosalie Tur ner; Mary McNulty; Margaret Aycock, Alice Mikell, Margaret Livingston; Elizabeth Jones and Elizabeth Freeman. Miss Irene Dillard is a faculty member and Mrs' D. M. Douglas is an honorary member. Alpha Kappa Ganma stands for ser vice and leadership. There are three circles: Farmville, Va., University of South Carolina and Queen's College. 'the University of South Carolina circle is called the Florence Nightingale circle. Mr. Leslie Edwards founded Alpha Kappa Gamma, and Omicron Delta Kap pa sponsored the installation of the local circle. Review Contempo rary S. C. Writers Euphrosynean Literary Society Hears Interesting Facts About Authors At the meeting of the EtIlhr,csynt,il literary :"lo,iety \Vednesday' afterni on, ftur sh r't a1111 iltere'tiug talks were 71ivenl to the riters o this state in re cent tieti1n. \liss htRuth Biotwin gave s411ime intelresting facts about the life. style. amld works of Julia 1Peterkin, giving a brief review of each of her books. NIiss Sarah )avis read a paper on l)r. F. (. I.. Adams, after which she read a select ion from Congaree Sketches, his first book. Mliss Augustat Stroman, who i; personally acqCminted with Archibaldl Rntledge, told about his life and work. She also read a selection frot his bo.4; of poems. Dulose lleyward was dis elseI by Nliss Roberta Ilowden. A fter the program, the following were initiated into the societv: Missei, Rachel Muiller, Em;nice Mo4)rris. Alice prioltau. Euhlie Martin and I,ouise Kinard. V.ARSITY PI AYERS GET. NEW JRSEYS A. A. SPONSORS SPORT NIisn Getrude lagby. tiresidlent ttf thle A\thletit. .\ssociat io n. anntt utnces the ar riv~al of theI new J ers.eys itor the varsity ha sketballI players. Th le seniors will wear t.oldIt j erseys with black numeitrals; the Juitiors, putrplle antd gild numiierals; h Sophomores wvith gold numerals ; and the Freshmuan. garnet with gold mtun eral%. MIiss Rigby fturther statedl thlat four teamis were ttut ttn the iel .Utur dayi a ft ernotnil. 'The players sho we d quite ant imuprovemenctt andl( greatly eni ctoturigedli te presidenit.\AlllayLers are urtged tt comtile outt this week as gamies Ihave b een) scheduled for thiis week. Co-Ed Picture Notice All cto-ed pitires, whether intdividutal (tr cltib pictuires, p'osit~viv lyust hie in the Garnet and Bilack office in or be fore Tlilmrsday, March 7. Absoluitely, no ctts willI be accept ed after this datte. Al1so, all write-tips and( all in formation concherinitg clubs anid stir, rities mnust he handedct ini before 'Thuirsday. RO)SALJ I URN ER. Co-ed Editor. Ptosters have been ptlacedl at diffTerent places oni the camus, so that thoi se wi sht inIg toi gt onl these hikes may sign their nlamleS. A piecnic hiike is becing plannedl and( all girls atre ergedh to jo(ill ill the funt. Thliis club affot rds mutch plea sure IF YOU ARE PLANNING A TRIP BE SURE TO USE THE CAMEL CITY COACH LINE Yellow Coach Chair Cars-The smoothest, easiest riding Busses in operation-A ride will convince you l Rates on Request for Special Trips CAMEL CITY COACH COMPANY Office : 2118 Main St. Columbia, S. C. Phone : 7603 A &mrber Shop on block from the University for Men and Womn. State Barber Shop Ground Floor State Office Building COLUMBIA, S. C. Under Management of Palmetto Barber Shop BRICE-JOYE COMPANY, INC. Cleaners and Dyers "It's 'Joye' Dyeing for You." Just around the corner from the Campus HARRY L. HINGSON, Campus Rep. 1209-11 Pendleton St. Phone 8035 NOTICE THl CAROLINA BARBER SHOP \\:!I lake a Special Rate to the Students 120') (. .R\ AXIS SimltT~ College Clothes Need Careful and Constant Attention. Letn Us Keep You Well Dressed. I.E.\VE 'T'lIEM AT CANTEEN OR GAMECOCK PRESSING CLUB CAROLINA DRY CLEANING CO. BURNETT'S DRUG STORE CAROLINA SEALS, JEWELRY, STATIONERY DRUGS, DRINKS, CIGARS, STATIONERY I'i Kappa P'hi-Sigmu Nu-Signia Alpha Epsilon-Kappa Alpha Apa 'an Oniega-$l.00 per box-- Envelopes and Paper One Block From Campus--Phone 3191----Cor. Main and College Columbia Dry Cleaning Co., Inc. Newest and Most Modern Just Arountd the Corner From the Campus CI.A \UI )E SCA R kOR OUGHI Manager G. 0. RILEY C. B. LAWRENCE - - Campus Representaitves CHICK FOSTER 905 Main St. Phone 3129 Shoes Mark the Carolina Man! OUR D)ELUX AND) IDEAL LINE WIEE GIVE YOU THE MIARK OF DISTINCTION AND WELL DRESSED PRICED $4.00 and $6.85 \MARION MILLIER, Campus R{epresentative MERIT SHOE CO. 1531 M A IN ST. T he. lest ot ' V Cars indicates Relhabilhty! P. H. LACHICOTTE &CO. DJiamonds, Jewelry, S. Iverware. IExper' :Ir 1424 Main Street ''Columbia, S. C .