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m co DAMAS INITIATES j DRESS COMICALLY | GIRLS CLOTHED AS FARMERS , Beautiful Co-Eds Carry Milk Bot- ' ties With Nipples And Dolls In Their Arms The wearing of costumes is particularly appropriate at this Hallowe'en ; time of the year, although the Damas < initiates would not have gone in for ( it so strongly had they not been firmly ordered to do so by the president of the club. Having been instructed to don overalls on Wednes- i day, many farmeresses appeared on i the campus. None of them could have raised a crop but each of them can give accounts of crawling up and I down stairs and along the gravel < paths, proposing to boys they did not know, flattering profs, and singing solos while perched up on the ; wall looking very idiotic with urn- ] brellas protecting their complections from the sun which was not shining. Which brings up the fact that for I three days these girls were not allowed to use rouge, lipstick, or powder One girl got her face scrubbed < because she thought that she could j^kput it on so that it looked natural. [ On Thursday they were allowed to Bay off but they had to come back i doubly strong on Friday and Satur day by wearing their clothes backHwards and mismatched shoes. It is R-umored that one of the novices was i made to write a letter to Clemson to i Ha boy she does not want to meet now. | The hair ribboned girls enjoyed play- i ing Little Salley Walker and Farmer in the Dell on Friday. That was the only really easy thing they had to do. ( Aside from carrying their books in laundry bags their impedimenta was increased Saturday by the addition of la doll and a nursing bottle. And the climax was reached at 12 o'clock when they all had to gather at the wall and drink water from those, botItles. H HOCKEY MANAGERS ORGANIZE TEAMS B MAP PLANS FOR TOURNEY I Co-Ed Classes Will Vie For Honors In November Tournament I The Hockey managers met last I Wednesday and mapped out plans for I the coming tournament?the tournaI mcnt to take place near the last week I in November. The schedule for I practices is: freshmen on every TuesIBP day at 4:30, sophomores 011 Wednesday at 4:30, juniors and seniors 011 Tuesday and Thursday at 3:45. Just now it is hard to prophesy who will take off the silver loving cup which is presented to the winning team each year. Last year the junior class carried off the trophy but according to rumor the battle will not be as easily won this year. Fverybody watch for exact date for beginning of tournament and don't miss the first match. IT. B.C. PARTY GIVEN BY CO ED SOCIETY Hypatians Entertain Other Groups In Gala Event At Melton Hall By their feet you shall know them was the one basis for the selection of partners Friday night when the Iiypatian Literary society entertained the other three societies 011 the campus in honor of freshmen from 8:30 until 11:00 o'clock. Pedal extremities were the only basis of popularity, in this contest at least, because only the feet were shown. Melton hall, the scene of festivities, was attractively decorated in Hallowe'en colors and symbols, and was crowded to capacity. Games, fortune telling and dancing were the features of entertainment. Refreshments consisting of punch and crackers were served. All four societies were well represented. 17. 8.0. JUNIOR LEAGUE PLANS CABARET Junior League is having a cabaret ball 011 November 8, the proceeds to go to the Junior League Community house. On the program are Sara and Rosallen Quattlebaum, and Mrs. William Dean, who will dance, and Lucy Coleman, who will sing. v.m.o. The origin of all contemplation is originality. -ED NE\ - ( Campus a' la Carte Did you notice the lovely organdies it the gym dance? Well Paris is sponsoring them so you can wear 'em ill winter. I Or maybe you saw three Carolina cclcbs with the "pigskin" under their arm on their way to class. Everybody's been asking why such and such a co-ed wears overalls and 1 carries baby dolls to class?well ole ilamc gossip, don't get all bet up? Just darnas initiation. 4 1:30 a la' morne and Buster Spann is seen parleyvouing outside of Cen- : tral drug store. Watch out for that Flemming boy 1 lie's just a freshman but lie's got the 1 ale appeal. Hugh Wilcox fighting off the gals > md telling 'em to go and "zoom" I lightly on the wings of chance. ; An' didja hear Teddy Duval is in 1 love? i There's a K. A. boy that made four ' :lates in one evening and broke four, i Isn't dead yet either. J i The glow l'amour was glimmering on the campus this week end when last years campus lovers reappeared. 1 I Freshmen co-eds are getting "right 1 sassy" one told an upper-classman the 1 reason she was flying across the campus was to keep up with her running 1 nose. Time to get worried 'lil freshman co-eds 'cause your dates 'pend on your mid term marks. Do Carolina co-eds really desert Carolina boys for Citadel uniforms? So it seemed in Orangeburg. Why not? Aren't we deserted on every turn for pretty faces and extra sex appeal rather than brains and personality? We hear 'lil Punk is trying to make eighteen day diet in seventeen and a half. Who was that good looking chap that rolled up in front of the co-ed dorm in that stutz-roadster t'other day? Many fair co-eds are recuperating from strained necks and weak eyes from peeping out the window. Jus* think?the po' ole tigers' stripes are all whipped down from Kentucky. The co-eds have wired to Kentucky for the sad remains?jus' as a reminder that we all inns' lose some day. HYPATIANS WILL TRY NEW SYSTEM Girls' Literary Society Will Discuss Subjects Of Interest To Co-Eds At the meeting of the Hypatian Literary society Wednesday afternoon it was decided to adopt discussion groups as programs for the meetings. Dorolhv Pcnland, critic, put the plan before the society explaining that the discussions could be on subjects of interest to the co-eds of Carolina. Such topics as "The Single Standard" and "Smoking Co-eds" were suggested. After some discussion it was decided that this plan would stimulate interest after so many programs on the life and works of so many prominent men. The new officers headed by Anne New, as president are getting down to work with a will to make it a bigger and better society and it is hoped that the members will cooperate and come to all the meetings. TJ.S.O G-TJERRY ACCIDENT Miss Virginia Guerry, a student at the Davis school of Columbia, was seriously injured in an automobile accident near Honea Path, S. C., last Friday evening at about six o'clock. M iss Guerry was on her way to attend a dance at Clemson College. She was accompanied by Mrs. S. W. Cannon, wife of the state electrician, who was driving. Miss Adeline Fowles, a student at the University, Miss Elaine Cannon, and Miss Rebecca Taylor, all of Columbia, were also in the party. Miss Guerry was the only member of the party seriously injured, although all of them sustained numerous cuts and bruises. Miss Guerry is a very popular member of the younger set, being present regularly at most of the Carolina dances. VS K |||~ CO-ED FRESHMEN CONSUME WEENIES WADE IN ROCKY BRANCH Girls' Athletic Association Hostess To Rats At Maxcy Gregg Park [r= On Saturday afternoon, a group of carefree co-cds met at the Woman's building and went from there to a weenie roast given for the freshmen by the Girl's Athletic Association in Maxcy Gregg Park. In this little valley, screened as it is by encircling hills, the freshmen girls soon ceased playing lady and began to act like little kids. Shoes and stockings were jerked off and left 011 the banks of the brook while their youthful owners went wading. After a short time, the guests started playing games. Games, old games, new L= a^ames, all sorts of games, were played __ and played and played some more? and still 110 weenies appeared upon the scene. While the freshmen girls were playing and frolicking, the upperclassmen, with long, worried faces, were holding grave consultations. From this group of worried hostesses two or three girls dashed away toward Five Points?and still the freshmen played. j*~~ But now they played desperately and cast questioning glances at the older girls. Finally, one meek, little co-ed, driven to desperation by the pangs of hunger, made even sharper by so much unusual exercise, approached an upperclassman and in quavering voice whispered, "when do we eat?" A shadow passed over the face of the hostesses but, as she peered through the gathering dusk, the shadow passed from her face and in its place appeared a joyous light for?coming down the path were three of her comrades, almost buried beneath loaves of bread and long strings of weenies. A huge bonfire was built and the freshmen, with many a sigh of relief, quit playing games and instead started dangling the dogs over the blaze. Apples and lemonade added to the feast. The guests ate, and ate, and once more the faces of the upperclassmen grew long and worried. I hree more girls, the captain of the _ track team and two of her team-mates again dashed towards Five Points. The freshmen continued to cat and the upperclassmen to look even more worried. However, just as the last roll and weenie was clutched in the hands of a rat, the three girls appeared, loaded down with more provisions. Then it began to grow dark ever so dark and cold. 'Twas time for all fresh ones to be home; everybody started toward home full, yes, ever so full. SORORITY REVIEW j ALUMNAE ENTERTAIN CHI fp OMEGA SOCIETY ?i^e active chapter of Chi Omega will be entertained Friday at their rooms by the alumnae. The host will j call for bridge and will be met by the officers of the chapter. The Plcadges will call after cards. The alumnae *?sts wil1. be Mrs* Stephen Taber, Mrs. David Harris, Mrs. Curtis Wilgus, Mrs. Guy Lipscomb, Mrs. Wise Roper, and Mrs. Alfred Burnsides. GAMMA SIGMA Gamma Sigma sorority held pledge services I ucsday evening in their rooms for Ella Mac Laid and Virginia ^ Nichelson. n.s.o. 11? ETA SIGMA PHI HEARS READINGS Eta Sigma Phi, national honorary classical fraternity, met Wednesday evening at the home of Dr. Edwin L Green in Shandon. Ruth Brown president presided. Papers were read y.llet,h ?arson' Malinda Barnwell, and Ruby Ott. After the program retrcslunents were served. U.H.C. JUNIOR MUSIC 1L CLUB MEETS r The Junior Music club held a meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Caroline Cowan on Millwood avenue. 1 he assistant hostesses were Margaret Smith, Laura Crouch, Elaine Cannon and Elizabeth Monteith. IJ.H.O. PERSONAL Margaret Douglas from Converse ^ spent the weekend with her parents,' Dr. and Mrs. Davidson McDowell Douglas. Elizabeth Douglas was also here, and is to be here for the Junior League cabaret ball. Miss Douglas is teaching at Fassifern school. Hendersonville, N. C. 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