The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 10, 1933, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Alpha Kamma
Initiates
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All Are Co-Ed Leaders
National Honorary Leadership Sorority
Has Ceremonies In
Delta Zeta House
Eleven new members were initiated
into Alpha Kappa Gamma, national
honorary leadership sorority, Tuesday
evening, November 7, at the Delta
Zeta house.
Those initiated arc: Sara Calhoun,
Helen Bell, Katherine Bush, Irene
Chitty, Cornelia Jackson, Susan
Forbes, Coles Heyward, Betty Payne,
Eleanor McColl, Margaret Ycadon,
and Dell Goodwyti. The Misses Calhoun,
Heyward, and Payne, were
pledged last year and the others were
tapped Tuesday, Octobcr 31, in chapel.
This sorority bases its requirements
on the part taken by the candidates in
campus activities. Among the new
members are a former president of the
Y. W. C. A., presidents of sororities, a
president of the Euphrosynean literary
society, president of Damas, president
of K. S. K., and leaders in every activity
on the campus open to co-eds.
The officers of Alpha Kappa Gamma
arc: Dcna Citron, president; Lucilla
Mikell, vice-president; Juddie Knox,
secretary; and Josephine Griffin, treasurer.
Frances Caldwell, *33, an alumna
of the sorority, is the national vicepresident.
The committee in charge
of the initiation was: Margaret Patrick,
chairman; Mary Wright Shand,
and Lucilla Mikell.
Following the initiation services,
coffee and sandwiches were served by
the committee.
v. m. o.
Personals
Coles Heyward and Blanche DuBose
visited in Washington, D. C. last
week.
Lilla Thorpe spent last week-end in
Aiken.
Margaret Purcell went home to
Union for last week-end.
Martha Harmon visited in Presperity
the past week-end.
Sadie Chandler and Li die Leake
spent last week-end in Clinton.
Louise Crouch went home last weekend.
Zclma Camp and Elizabeth Warren
visited in Blacksburg last week-end.
Mary Lena Baskin spent last weekend
in Bishopville.
Mary Pinckney, Anne Jones, Mary
Catherine Scott, Hamilton Warren,
Maxinc Walker, Alys Whaley, and
Doris Brockman attended the dances
at the Citadel last week-end.
Margaret Cornwall spent last weekend
in Chester.
Aileen Horton was in Batesburg for
last week-end.
Emma Gene Clowncy went to
Winnsboro last week-end.
Margaret Patrick and Irene Chitty
spent last week-end at White Oaks.
Evelyn Lipscomb, Kitty Sparks, and
Sarah Glymph were in Southern Pines,
N. C. for last week-end.
Mary Howze Dillard and Sis McMaster
spent last week-end in Kingstree.
Emily Zeigler spent last week-end at
her home in Allendale.
Mary Dell Wilson spent Monday in
Allendale.
Leah Zeigler went to Florence last
week-end.
Eleanor McCall was in Benncttsvillc
for last week-end.
Adelaide and Josephine Philsoti
spent last week-end in Abbeville.
Catherine and Elizabeth Anderson
went to Florence last week-end.
Musidora DuBose and Gertrude Burrows
were in Sumter for the past
week-end.
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New Members
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Marriages
Edens-Gibbes
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gibbcs an
nouncc the engagement of thei
daughter Jane Mason to Henry liar
man Edens. The wedding will tak<
placc on Saturday, November 25, it
Trinity Episcopal church. Miss Gibbei
attended Carolina and was a membc
of the Pi Beta Phi sorority.
Alexander-Jones
Mr. and Mrs. X. C. Jones of Colum
bia announces the engagement of theii
daughter, Nelle Blanche to Miltoi
Donald Alexander of Walhalla.
Miss Jones finished at the Universit:
and was a member of the Delta Zeti
sorority.
Mr. Alexander is connected with tin
State highway department at Ridge
land.
The wedding will be an intcrcstinj
social event of November 29 a
Branchville. No invitations are beinj
issued.
Prioleau-DePass
Of much interest is the marriage o
Miss Alice Chisolm Prioleau ant
Harry Elliott DePass, Jr., of Spartan
burg. I he wedding took placc No
vembcr 4 in Trinity Church.
Mrs. DePass graduated from tin
University. She is a member of th<
Delta Delta Delta sorority and of tin
Columbia Junior League.
Mr. DePass graduated from tin
Citadel, attended Yale University foi
two years and is a member of the Ch
Phi fraternity. He received his lav
degree at the University of Soutl
Carolina.
Brown-Hazelhurst
A wedding of much interest is tha
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High School
Gives Play
.To Be Given Nov. 17
"Green Stockings" To Be Presented
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University High Students
r "Green Stockings", a thrcc-act play,
will be given at Drayton hall Friday,
? November 17, by the University high
1 dramatic club. The production is uns
der the direction of Miss Mary Lewis,
r a former Carolina student.
i he cast is as follows: Admiral
Grice, Harrison Cockrell; Will Farra_
day, Wallace Rion; Colonel Smith,
r John Crews; Robert Tarver, Billy
i Spivey; Henry Steele, Ray Hinnant;
James Raleigh, Stanley Morse; Martin
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Hey ward; Mrs. Farraday (Aunt Ida).
Elizabeth Hodges/
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of Miss Valeria Brown and William
g Yates Hazelluirst.
t Mrs. Hazelluirst is the ward of Mr.
I and Mrs. W. Bedford Moore, Jr. She
has been living in Columbia for 13
years.
Mr. Hazelluirst attended the Unif
versity. He is a member of the A. T.
j O. fraternity. He is also connected
_ with the Federal Land Bank of Columbia.
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j Sociology Students Do
Social Work At Clinic
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Social case work at the Children's
: Clinic and work at the Associated
r Charities are being done by three stuj
dents of the University who arc major/
ing in sociology.
i This work paralleling their University
studies is being done by Miss
Evelyn Walker, at the Clinic, and the
Misses Jean Wjckman and Mary Lees
t Graham, at the Associated Charities.
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Damas Dance (
Is Announced
Xmas Dance December 8 i
Dance To Be Given In Gym; J
Gamecocks To Furnish Music
Dance Committees Chosen
The Damas Club will give its
Christinas dance 011 December 2 from t
nine-thirty to one-thirty at the University
gymnasium. Buster Spann and
His Carolina Gamecocks will play. a
The following committee chairmen a
have been appointed: orchestra com- 1
mittec, Maxine Walker; committee for v
decorations, Mary Lees Graham; floor '
committee, Klsie Taber; committee for ^
chaperones, Sarah Allen Johnston; en- ^
trance committee, Jane Register and '
Coles Hey ward; maid and doorman,
Mary Wright Shand; committee for 1
bouncers, Eleanor McCall.
Katherine Bush is president of the 1
club. Other officers are Irene Chitty, c
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vice-president; Lois Kirkley, secretary; w
Blanche DuBose, treasurer.
U. H. C. f
Orchestra Concert To *
Be Presented Thursday
The first concert of the season will s
be presented by the University Sym- 1
phony orchestra at 8:30 Thursday '
night, November 16, in Drayton hall. 1
The music lovers who look forward
to these concerts may expect a higher I
degree of artistry than ever before, c
according to Madame de Horvath, con- f
ductor. The orchestra is in fine con- c
dition this year, larger, better balanced c
and the individual players of higher I
efficiency.
The soloists will be Mrs. William (
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Girls Have
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Sororities Give Parties
Several Delightful Social Event*
Entertains Members During
Hallowe'en Week
A Hallowe'en party was given foi
he members of the Alpha Delta 1'
orority by Anne Ehrlich Friday nighl
t her home on Harden Street. Games
nd dancing were enjoyed throughout
he evening. Those A. D. l'i's present
vere: Elizabeth Creighton, Steve
iaker, Elaine Harley, Motte Dowling,
'ornclia Jackson. Katheryn Craven,
lary Lena Baskin, Clarence Brabham,
r?K"anor McMaster, and Mary IIowzc
>illard. Pain Burney was also among
he guests.
The Delta Zeta pledges gave the intiates
a dance last week at the home
>f Amelia DesChamps on Blossom
>treet.
The Delta Zeta active members,
ledges, and alumnae members held
heir regular monthly supper last Monlay
night at the chapter house.
The pledges of the Delta Delta Delta
orority were entertained at an infornal
get-to-gether at the chapter rooms
ast Monday night* During the evenng
tea and cakes were served.
-Iopson, soprano; Carl YVeiderman
larinetist, and Abraham Greenberg
lutist. The orchestra numbers will in:lude
the overture to "Oberon" (Web:r)
the first movement from the Schu>ert
B Minor symphony and the
'Three Dances from Henry Vill*
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Violinists Entertained
At Delta Zeta House
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Margaret Patrick was hostess to the
violin club on Wednesday evening,
. November 8 at tlie Delta Zeta bouse,
1720 Senate Street. Lucilla Mikcli
5 read an interesting paper on "Paganni
Charlotte Cozine was the soloist
of the evening. The club is com
posed of violinists from the city of Coi
lumhia and the University. Officers
I of the club are: Margaret Patrick, pres;
ident; Winifred Dent, vice-president;
Virginia Simcox, secretary; Mrs. P. M.
Therrell, treasurer.
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