The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 08, 1933, Page Page Five, Image 5
Glee Club Will
Sing In Church
To Give Sacred Recital
Program Will be Last Appearance
Before Long Trip to Northern
States
The University glee club will give a
recital of sacred music at the Ebenezer
Lutheran church on Sunday night at
8 o'clock. The recital will be part of
the regular Sunday evening program
of worship. This will be the last appearance
of the club before it leaves
on its northern trip. During the program
both choral and solo numbers
will be given.
Last Tuesday night the club gave a
a fifteen minute broadcast over station
WIS from 9:15 to 9:30. The feature
of the program was a solo by Rhctman
Salvo.
The glee club is making final preparations
to leave December 12 on its
final tour of the East, Maurice Matteson,
the director, said yesterday.
The first stop on the tour will be
Queens-Chicora College, where it will
give a concert Tuesday night, December
12. Wednesday evening a performance
will be given at North Carolina
State College in Raleigh. Thursday
at Richmond, Va.; Friday at
Washington; Saturday at Philadelphia,
and Sunday at New York.
The club is scheduled to broadcast
programs from several of the cities
it is to visit. From 2:30 to 3 o'clock
Monday afternoon, December 18, a
program will be broadcast from New
York over the Columbia network.
That same evening the club will give
its final concert, in the North at the
Salon de Musique. Here Miss Mildred
Dulling, world famous harpist will appear
on the program also and accompany
the club in some of its selections.
Miss Dilling gave a concert in Columbia
last season.
Among the numbers that the club
will sing at its various concerts will
be Granville Bantock's new composition,
"Silent Strings." This club will
be the first choral society to interpret
this number and personal friends of
the composer have already expressed
the desire to bear the selections as
given by the Glee club, officials said.
There are 28 members in the club.
Waffle Supper To Be
In Cafeteria Thursday
A walflc supper will be given by the
Y. W. C. A. at the University High
cafeteria on Thursday, December 14,
from 7 to 9, according to R. G. Bell.
The menu will consist of waffles,
maple syrup, sausage and cofTce. All
of this will be served for the small
nominal charge of twenty cents.
Margaret Sue Copenhaver will act
as hostess to the guests.
Lois Turnbull and Anna Smith are
to be in charge of the entertainment
and the decoration respectively.
Those acting on the publicity committee
arc Betty Morton, Catherine
Turner, Olive Nettles, Dorothy Dunovant
and Margaret Yeadon.
Members of the freshman Y. W.
C. A. cabinet will sell tickets.
Everyone is invited to be present.
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Boys Glee Club Given
Open House By The Y
Open house was held in honor of
the Boys' Glee club, which is leaving
on a extended tour Tuesday, in Flinn
Hall from 5 to f> o'clock Thursday
afternoon with the Y. M. C. A. acting
as host.
Lighter numbers of the Glee club
program were rendered. Other music
was enjoyed during the afternoon- Coeds
who served were representatives
of each sorority and of the nonsorority
groups. Cards to the tea were
sent out to all the members of the
student body, and friends of the Boys'
Glee club.
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Miss Nell Jones Weds
Milton D. Alexander
A very interesting marriage of late
was that of Miss Nell Jones, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. X. C. Jones, formerly
of Branchville, but now of Columbia,
to Milton Donal Alexander of Walhalla,
at th?k Baptist church in Branchville.
Mrs. Alexander is popular in Columbia
where she has spent several
years, having attended Columbia College
and the University. She is a
member of the Lambda Kpsilon 1 hcta
sorority.
Mr. Alexander was educated at
Bailey Military Institute and Cleinson
College.
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University of Missouri students may
"crash" Columbia theatres three times
this fall during the football season, according
to a decision of the Student
Council and the theatre manager. This
may be done Saturday nights following
a victory.
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the University campus.
Infirmary List Mounts
As Intra-Murals Begii
Since intra-mural football bega
there lias been an increase in the nuni
her of patients at the infirmary wh
have been treated for sprains, bruises
etc.
Even though many colds have beci
treated, there haven't been many run
ning fever.
In the last two weeks there ha
been several patients confined to th
infirmary. Among them were Sar
Rector, Faith Brewer, Tom YV. White
Catherine Craven, Francis Vincent am
John Rowland.
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subscription contest conducted by
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offered the Thanksgiving prizes.
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A. D. Phi Sorority
Initiates Pledges
Initiation Held Tuesday; Clarence
Brabham is Elected New
President
Six Alpha Delta Pi pledges were
initiated into the sorority Tuesday
evening, December 5. Those initiated
were Ann Moore, Catherine Turner,
Mary Adele Wilson, Sadie Chandler,
Lydie Leake and Inez Trueluck.
Clarice Uradham is president of the
sorority.
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Delta Zeta Entertains
Mothers Of Pledges
The mothers of the pledges of Delta
Zeta sorority \vere entertained Thursday
afternoon at the chapter house.
Receiving at the door was Miss
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Monday night the actives and pledges
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given tlie first Monday in each month
at the chapter house for all of the
members.
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