The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 20, 1932, Page Page Three, Image 3
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Orchestra Plays
May Wear Linen Suits
Elaborate Plans Made For Success
Of Evening; Refreshments
Served
The annual Carolina Junior-Senior
Prom will be given in the ballroom of
the Hotel Jefferson tonight from 9 to
2 o'clock.
Two particulars in which the plans
for the prom depart from the ordinary
procedure are that no corsages will
be required and that guests who do
not care to wear tuxedoes are allowed
the privilege of wearing linen suits.
Music for the dance will be rendered
by Buster Spann and his Gamecock
orchestra. Decorations, by Mrs.
Susan Guignard Sparks, will be suggestive
throughout of Carolina and of
the two upper classes of the institu
tion. Refreshments will be served
throughout the evening.
The grand march, immediately preceding
intermission, will be led by
Frank Bostick of Marion, S. C., president
of the senior class with Miss
Volina Kline of Gaffney. Following
will be Jim Galloway, of Lynchburg,
S. C., president of the Junior class,
with Miss Sara Cassells of Atlanta,
Ga.
Chaperons for the Junior-Senior are:
Dr. and Mrs. L. T. Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Chase, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph
K. Foster, Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Penny,
Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Derrick, Rev. and
Mrs. H. D. Phillips, Dr. and Mrs.
F. W. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Cantey, Mrs. Mary B. King, Prof, and
Mrs. George E. Olsen, Dr. and Mrs.
H. Babcock, Dr. and Mrs. J. Rion
McKissick, Prof, and Mrs. Frank
Meeks, Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Wauchope,
Prof, and Mrs. George McCutcheon,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Crawford, Prof,
and Mrs. L. L. Smith, and Mr. Frank
Welbourne.
For the first time all members of
the student body may attend the prom.
Tickets arc now on sale by Mrs.
Moon at the post office and will also
be sold tonight at the Hotel Jefferson.
Studes Trek
To Retreat
Large Number Of Y.M.C.A. Students
Will Represent Carolina
At Blue Ridge
While the final list is not closed yet,
among those who are considering "Y"
Conference at Blue Ridge are Albert
Fincher, president of the Y. M. C. A.;
Lonnie Causey, vice-president, Sidney
Johnson, president of the sophomore
council, George Davis, chairman of
the vesper committee, E. C. Carter,
member of the senior council, Leon
Keaton, the president of the State
Student Conference, Marshall Williams,
of the senior council, L. A. Williamson,
president-elect of the student
body, and a number of other students.
The University delegation will leave
in the Y bus from Flinn hall on Friday
morning, June 17th, going up to
Blue Ridge by way of Chimney Rock
and other interesting points.
Two Go-Eds Go
To Blue Ridge
Elizabeth Harllee And Agnes
Lockman Selected To Attend
Summer Resort
Elizabeth Harllee and Agnes Lockman,
University students, have been
selected in a group of sixty-five Southern
college students for service
scholarships this summer at Blue
Ridge, N. C., summer resort for Christian
conferences and training, and
summer home of the Y. M. C. A.
Graduate School, according to W. D.
Weatherford, executive secretary of
the Blue Ridge association. Misses
Harllee and Lockman was elected out
of a group of some 300 applicants for
the scholarships.
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Orchestra Has
Final Concert
The Symphony orchestra with Mme.
Felice de Horvath conducting, gave its
final concert of the year last evening
at 8:30 in the chapel.
No charge was made and the art
exhibition in Flynn hall was opened
at the close of the concert.
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Christian Frat
Other Officers Named
C. W. Cox Is Vice-President And
E. 0. Jenkins Secretary Of
Christian Service Frat
At a meeting of Delta Chi Alpha,
professional Christian service fraternity,
Monday night at Flinn hall officers
for the next semester were
elected, the new officers are: C. M.
Griffin, president; C. W. Cox, vicepresident;
E. C. Jenkins, secretary and
treasurer. Installation will follow at
the next meeting.
The speaker of the evening was
Constantinc P. Oleinick, a Russian
student of the University, and an
honorary member of the fraternity.
U. 8. O.
Recent Quakes
Recorded Here
University Seismograph Registers
Earth Tremors During Two
Hour Period
The seismograph at the University
registered earth tremors last Saturday
for nearly two hours. According to
Prof. C. Carson head of the department
of physics, this was the most
severe shock registered 'since the
Santiago, Cuba quakes last February.
Prof. Carson was unable to determine
the direction of the tremors but
he estimated that their center was at
a distance approximately that of the
distance from Columbia to Santiago.
He expressed the belief that they were
a recurrence of the Santiago quakes.
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Studes Named
As Councilors
Will Serve Coming Summer At
Camp Bars tow Supervising
Local Boy Scouts
Several Carolina students have been
appointed to serve as councilors for
the coming summer at Camp Barstow,
local Boy Scout camp, according
to the list of councilors recently released
by Scout Executive Czarnitski.
RUTH ETTOfG I
Distinguished radio and J
musical comedy star. I
Every Wednesday and
Saturday at 10p.m.E.D.T.
Boswell Sisters
Famous for the rhythm
and harmony of their vo>
calizing. Every Monday
and Thursday evening at
10:30 E.D.T.
Alex Gray
One of the outstanding
voices in radio. Every
Tuesday and Friday evening
at 10:30 E.d.T*
Edits Carolinian
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Frank H. Durham, Jr., of Columbia,
who ?in September becomes editor-inchief
of The Carolinian. He succeeds
LeRoy M. Want of Darlington.
Violin Artist
Gives Recital
Mrs. Marie Epton Jennings, violinist,
was presented by the University
department of violin in a graduating
iccital Friday night. With the assistance
of Mrs. George Truluck at the
piano the following program was
given: Sonata in F major (Handel),
Concerto in E minor (Nardini), Am
mcer (Schubert), Romanza Andalusa
(Sarasate), Rondino (Beethoven-Kreisler),
Spanish Dances (Sarasate), The
Trugentschi trio, composed of Mrs.
Jennings, Mrs. Truluck and Mrs.
SchifTley, with Mrs. Jerome M'Michael
pianist added an interesting group.
Andante Cantabile? (Tschaikowsky),
Orientale (Cui), and Fasquita (Lehar).
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Leon Keaton will be in charge of
swimming and life saving and Wyman
Dickerson will assist him and also take
charge of boating and canoeing.
Woodrow Dunn and Jack Payne will
act as teat passers and general instructors
in Scoutcraft.
This is the third season for Camp
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Initiates Several
Annual Celebration Held
Dr. L. T. Baker, Lloyd Hendricks,
And N. H. Huckabee Initiated
Into Kappa Phi Kappa
The Alpha Pi chapter of Kappa Phi
Kappa, national education fraternity,
at the University celebrated its an- |
nual Founders' day last Tuesday with
the initiation of new men during the
afternoon followed by a banquet that
night at the Columbia hotel. The initiates
were Acting President L. T.
Baker of the University and Lloyd
Hendricks and N. H. Hucabee of
Batesburg-Leesville.
Dr. Patterson Wardlaw, dean emeritus
of the school of eduation, was
the principle speaker for the occasion.
He chose as his subject "Education
and the New Age." Mrs. Robert Lafaye
sang a number of songs accompanied
by Miller Simpson. Rufus W.
Newton of Liberty, president of the
chapter, acted as toastmaster.
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Barstow and a very successful summer
is expected.
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Teacher: "Give an example of nonsense."
Johnny: "An elephant hanging
over the cliff with its tail tied to a
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Charlotte Coker of Bennettsville
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rising senior class over J. C. Dowling
of Brunson in a second race Tuesday.
Miss Coker received 63 votes to Dowling's
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of the Euphrosynean Literary society.
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