The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 11, 1930, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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m cc CAROLINA CO-EDS ARE VICTORS IN NOVEL CONTES' PRESENTED LOVING CUP Co-Eds Won Out Over Teair From Columbia College In Salesmanship The Carolina co-cds came 01 victors in the salesmanship conte: conductcd by Schultc-Unitcd durin the past week. The four Carolir teams had as their opponents tean made up of Columbia College girl Each college was given $50 and tl University girls "were awarded a lovel silver loving cup bearing the followiti inscription: THE MILLER CUP FOR SALES EFFICIENCY WON BY U. S. C. CO-EDS The teams representing each co let. were composed of ten girls. Tli captains of the Carolina groups wei Isabel Byers, Edna Earl Kirtoi Dorothy Rivers, and AugUsta Strc man. Monday and Tuesday, Marc 3 and 4, were Carolina days, an Thursday and Friday were Columbi College days. On Tuesday afternoon, the teai headed by Augusta Stroman spot sored a fashion show which was great success. The latest style i dresses, shoes, and hats were di J played by Isabel Byers, Lucreti Holliday, Margaret Mann, Myrt] Mathis, Marie Odom, and Mildre Steppe. In speaking of the contest, Mr. Di: on, the manager of Miller's declare that he was delighted with the wor done by the girls of both colleges an 'pleased with the outcome of the coi test. U.8.O. RECENT BRIDE GIVEN PARTI Sarah Davis Entertains At Horn In Honor Of Mrs. R. H. Sparks Sarah Davis entertained Saturda afternoon from 5 until 6 o'clock i honor of Mrs. Robert Hitt Spark the former Susan McBryde Guignar* and Sarah Cassels of Atlanta, at lu home on the campus. The rooms were filled with sprin flowers. In the dining room tli table was centered with a silver bask< filled with wild plum blossoms an daffodils. Yellow tapers burned i silver candlesticks. The hostess and the guests of hot or are members of Gamma Sigma s< rority, as were the girls who assiste in receiving the gnests. Seventy-fiv members of the younger set calle during the evening. UiN.O. ART DEPARTMENT ISSUES BOOKLE1 MISS HEYWARD SUPERVISE! The art department of the Univei sity has recently published an intei esting and instructive bulletin con taming a brief resume of the schoc in general and the department in pai ticular and giving complete informs tion regarding all phases of the at tists' center. Under the direction of Miss Katli erine Hcyward, Carolina's art schoc began in 1025. Since then it has adde several courses and its faculty has bee considerably increased. It now ha four full time instructors and offer nineteen courses leading to degrees i design and painting. The pamphlet, which is both artis tical and instructive, carries illustra tions of work by the students. Thes< together with the cover design, offer very attractive booklet. u.s.o. EMILY FOWLES TO BE HOSTESS TO THESPIAN! The Thespian Club is to mee Thursday evening at 7:00 o'clock a the home of its newly elected pres ident, Miss Emily Fowles, on Hen derson street. All members ar urged to be present. U.H.O. "Your end is in sight," hissed th villain. The hero blushed and sat down. "Ah," he murmured, as the ligh went out in the room across the stree "Now I can sleep." "A chip off the old block," said th mountaineer as the bullet grazed hi head. Soph: "Did you take a bath?" Frosh: "No, is there one missing? )-ED NE^ SONG BIRDS TO GIVE RECITA1 r ? Co-Ed Glee Club Is Made Up OJ Sixty Beautiful Girls The girls' glee club, under the di rcction of Mrs. Dulie Hansen, is plan ning to give a concert in the chape about March 18. They are giving ; free performance and the purpose o Jt the entertainment is to show the stu st dents and faculty just exactly wha the club is doing and the talent \vithir is I he glee club is composed of sixtj g of the University's most attractive anc I talented song birds. Their program *1 as they are planning it, will be variec and far-reaching. It is to be in th< form of a travelogue including countries from Spain to Egypt. Th< songs will be given in the dress of tin natives, each being announced in ; way distinctive of the particulai j_ country. The numbers arc to be an nounced by Louisa Shand. _e In addition to the songs imperson ating the different countries there wil ' be jazz, classical music, and negrc I spirituals. There will be severa , choruses made up of the entire gle< . club, among these will be the "Walt; of the Flowers" by Tchaikowsky anc the negro spiritual "Row, John Row.' Mrs. Hansen says the girls are tak ~ ing all of the initiative and that she i: leaving the choice of numbers and tin manner of presentation to the girls, ia "Tllc only thing I am doing," say: Mrs. Hansen, "is to superintend theii l(: work." d c* SORORITY REVIEW i Zeta Tau Alpha sorority has had th< honor of receiving as a permanen possession the silver loving cup offeree _ by Pan-Hellenic to the sorority having t the highest scholastic average for thre< consecutive semesters. 16 , " Zeta Tau Alpha sorority held initia tion services Saturday night at th< chapter house for Margaret Milhous< of Charlotte and Ruth Boyd of Green n villc. ? j' Alpha Delta Pi sorority elected of ficers last Thursday night. The following were elected: president, Ann< Dupre; vice-president. Lydia Beasley |e recording secretary, Elise Legale; cor ,t responding secretary, Lina Scott "(1 treasurer, Elizabeth Withers; anc n |)ledge captain, Rita Horton. U.8.O. 1I PERSONALS d Miss Anne D. Jones of Newberry sponsor of Delta Delta Delta sorority attended the chapter initiation service: - and dance last week. L Mary Aldrich Wyman spent the weekend at her home in Bamberg, g Margaret Withers is spending sev eral days in Atlanta. Virginia Nickelson spent the weekend at her home in Camden. IT. H. O. >i CAROLYN BURNET IS CALLED HOME FATHER DIES SUDDENLY I)1 d Carolyn Burnet was called home n Sunday at noon on account of the s sudden death of her father, Andrew s William Burnet. He had been ill foi n some time but his death came as a shock to his family. i- Mr. Burnet is the father of Andrew t- Burnet, a graduate of last year, and i, the uncle of Miss Harriett Whitaker a Co-Ed Tells Of 1 3 While A f "May I help you, please?" "Just looking!" And a continuous stream of these "just lookin," customers made us feci like filling station men feel about watei customers?"Here's another of those damn water customers." e A man wandered in, he was lost, he looked it. He had a cane and brown eyes?yes, and a misplaced eyebrow of a mustache. Simultaneously si> t eager voices asked to be of help, t. "Just waiting on my wife, thank you." He was left to wait in peace. Overheard while waiting on a ladj e of color and high dimensions: s "Is the floor walker married?" "No." "Got a car?" "Don't know?think not." " Grunt of disappointment. Atmos WS SB || CO-ED STUDENTS . GO WITH TROUPE I t ON EXTENDED TRIP JOIN COLUMBIA FOLLIES . University To Be Well Repre1 sented Among Qroup Of 1 Capital City Girls The Columbia Follies, formerly t known as the Co-Ed Follies and coinj posed chiefly of co-eds, on March 14, arc going to Davidson College, David- 1 r son, N. C., where a big weekend is 1 1 being planned for them. It is junior , prom week, and an elaborate program 1 has been arranged. The Follies will i appear in a cabaret on Friday afterr noon from 6 to 8 o'clock and as an ; additional attraction, in a minstrel ; given by the junior class. i A number of their choruses are the r Oriental, the Tap, and the Pony Bal let. Probably their most interesting feature is the finale, a dance and scene . built around "My Love Song," a song 1 written by Charles Tidwell, a student > at the University. 1 On Friday, February 21, the Follies ; appeared in Camden, where their pros gram was sponsored by the Junior 1 Welfare Workers. Two weeks ago > ' they entertained at the State com pany's annual banquet of employees. 5 This dancing troupe is composed of ; Harriet Scarborough, Lucy Coleman. Elizabeth Monteith, Elise Cross, Julia 5 Spear, Mary Furtick, all students at r the University, Elizabeth Padgett, former co-ed now at Draughon's Business College, and Julia Lovvorn of Columbia high school. The pianist is Gregory Pierce. U.B.O.? HYPATIANS PASS NEW RULINGS \ Decide To Fine Absentees And ? Those Not Serving On The Program The Hypatian literary society met - Wednesday afternoon with Dorothy i Whalcy presiding. During the busi ness hour the finances and membership were discussed. It was decided that hereafter all members not serv ing on the program when notified will - be fined fifty cents and that all mem; hers who have been absent from the ; past two meetings must be present at - the next or their names will be ; dropped permanently from the roll. 1 Ruth Ellsworth, the critic, gave an urgent plea for cooperation of the members in putting across a snappy program. Those present gave their pledge to do their best. Gillette Talbert was appointed chairman of a committee to select a pin which is presented to each president. u.s.o. , EUPHROSYNEAN SOCIETY MEETS The Euphrosynean literary society - at its regular weekly meeting planned to give a reception in honor of all - societies, March 14, in the Euphradian hall. Slang was the topic of the program. Interesting papers were read by Beth Carson and Janie Brant. | U.B.O. ' MISS ALICE BURKETT RENDERS RECITAL J Mrs. E. D. Hodge's school of ex! pression gave a graduating recital at ' Smith's Memorial hall Thursday evc' ning, March G to Miss Alice Lee Buri kette, University secretary. Miss Burkette had finished her course in ' elocution and a large audience greeted I her in her first recital. Mrs. W. I. . Zeigler was at the piano. Experiences . Salesgirl Uptown phere charged with decreasing interest. After waiting on a lady of ; color: I "Ever hear the tale about the goat?" "I Iuh-huh?what didn't have no : nose?" "No nose? How on earth did it ! smell?" i "Awful." ' Grah, grab, grab I Eager, ruthless : hands snatched dresses off hooks, I. shoved them to one side. Round and : round went the racks. "Oh, ain't that gorgeous, Magnolia? ' Kin ah wear dis lieah Easter?" It was yellow as a tub of cheese, with points and frills. 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