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New Initiates Join Damas Forty-three Go Through Old Custom Of Dressing For Initiation Not In Order This Year Damas initiation was held Tuesday afternoon at the chapel at five o'clock, j All elected into the dance club last week were initiated except Lib Anderson who has joined the cluh hut has | not yet been initiated. The custom of dressing up for initiations will not he enforced this year. Those initiated were: Betty Harnett, Annette IHyison, Harietta BarL" ley, Francis Butler, Virginia Burf roughs, Virginia Briggs, Lucy Black, | Jane Bradley, Elizabeth Card well, Marion Coleman, Marjorie Collins, | Harriet DuBose, Beulah DesChanips, ' Troy Kmerson, Margaret Farrell, Lou> isa Ferguson, Virginia Casque, Sarah C.lymph, Margaret Griffin, Mary belle Higgins, Dolly Hamhy, Julia Hyatt, Margaret Hawkins, Margaret Harper, Ami James, Lucille Klein, Helen King, Agnes Lee, Louise Mikel^, Martha Moore, Lydia Lyles, Eleanor McMaster, Rebecca Neil, Mae Maner, Jo McCaw, Dot Piatt, Ruth Farler, Clara Ellen Owens, Janet Reed. Louise Ro^ per, Emily Roper, Kleanor Wiedeman, [ Edith Wright. Melton Hail Will Be Rendezvous For G-irls The Y. \V. C. A. of the University hgs established a new "browsing" fi room for the use of all co-eds in Melton Hall, at the corner of Main and f College streets. Magazines, hooks, and other amusements will be furnished for this room hv the Y. W. C. A": Women day students whose homes are far from the campus who would like to study or pass the time away between classes will be permitted to use this room. ?IT. s. c.? "I believe in youth. I believe that youth over the last ten years hasn't had a real chance," says Dr. Ralph D. Hetzel, president of Pennsylvania State College (State College, Pa.) 17. H. C.? Fashion Notes By (Sbllegiak Biitrs! Company Tenshun! Military pockets with deep side vents give the new sport coats a truly "West Point" touch, and the ? trend toward over-plaid cloth designs with large checks adds a bit of a Scotch a t m o sphere to them. Added to the wardrobe of the well-dressed collegian, they provide him with a neat classroom attire that goes well with gray flannel slacks. Practical to the 'nth degree, it is meeting with wide acceptance on college and university campuses from coast to coast. One of the most desirable features of this sport coat is that it is extremely comfortable for classroom wear, as it does not fit so snugly that it hampers the freedom of the arm and shoulder movements. And of course it gives the wearer that certain feeling of "infashion" that makes him sure of the correctness of his dress. You can't go wrong on this one. .4 Weighty Subject With the current trend toward "weighty" lines in suit design, shoe stylists have brought out footwear that exempli- j>. fies t h e desire for heav- jP A things. Good, heavy grain ' ~ brogues with blucher fronts are first choice on the majority of the < am puses, and the acceptability of .. these shoe designs is growing with the spread of the tweed clothes of "heavy" cut. , Just in case you're following the dictates of Old Man Dress, and want to join his new alphabet (hut non-governmental) association?B.D.F. (Be Dressed Fashionably)?you will have to ohrv the clause in its constitution which directs all members to adopt brogues (speaking of shoes only). Questions and Answers We are bringing you this weekly fashion chat through the cooperation of the editors of Collegiate Digest. If you have any questions regarding the correctness of your wardrobe combinations write: Fashion Editor, Collegiate Digest, P. (). Box 172, Madison, Win. Soc Pan-Hellenic dance at Ridgewood last night was well attended. Everyone seemed to have a big time. Buster Spann and his Gamecocks furnished the music for the dance which lasted from nine-thirty until one-thirty. Pan-Hellenic representatives wore ' garnet and black ril>l>ons across their chests. Founders' Day To Be Celebrated Phi Kappa Sigma will celebrate their Founders' Day, October 10. with a slag formal banquet at the Rose Mary I'ea Room. Professor Kilpatrick will act as master of ceremonies. Speeches will be made by Bob Avinger, president; Percy I'ettit, Charleston. and Milo Smith, Lexington, alumni. ' . Actives, pledges and alumni will at- v tend. ( A Little Cooperation t Kappa Sigma and Chi Omega, : brother and sister fraternities, are ' planning to have a "drop in" party I at the Kappa Sig house tomorrow at- l tcrnoon. Pledges of both are to attend. Pledge Officers Elected Helen Rcbeske was elected presi- ; dent of the Sigma Kappa pledges at < a meeting held last l'riday afternoon, i Lib \\ arren was elected secretary, and i Gwendolyn Waddell. treasurer. I Pi Kappa Alpha Party i Pi Kappa Alpha had a dance Tues- ! day night at their chapter house in 1 honor of their new pledges. About fifty couples attended.* Ajax and his Deluxe orchestra furnished the music. , I Alpha Delta Pi Pledges i Marian Wilson, Lcgrance, Ga., was 1 elected president of A. D. Pi pledges 1 at a meeting held Monday. Others ; elected were: vice-president. Dot Piatt, Columbia; secretary, Biddy Fitzsimons; treasurer, Jane Bradley, Columbia. Perse Percy Pettit, Charleston, and Charley Perryclear, Kastover, visited the Phi Kappa Sigma house last week. Marian Wilson visited friends in Hartsville last week end. Jim and Buster Mayes went to M ayesville. Alync McNeill spent the week end at her home in Waterloo. Lib Cornwall of Chester visited the Z. T. A. house last Saturday and i Sunday. I Bob I'tsey went to his home in St. George the past week end. 1 Harry Avinger was a guest at the Phi Kappa Sigma house last week end. Jean Campbell visited her family in Florence. Klizaheth Moore of White Oak spent the week end at the Delta Zeta house. Griff l'ltgh, Bishopville, and Buck Bradley, spent Saturday and Sunday at the Phi Kappa Sigma house. Clint Brogdon and Bernard James, Hypatian's Meeting Postponed For Week Due to inclement weather, the meeting of the llypatian Literary Society, scheduled for Wednesday afternoon, was not held. The society will meet next Wednesday at 1:1."# in the Clariosophic Hall. STEWARD A Variety of Good I CAROLINA cffaieM&A^ !; The Gamecocks are Gfl |! COLUMBIA DAIRIES M Phone 3171 the ga iety N< By La Verne Hughes Z. T. A. Banquet An informal banquet was given by Zeta iau Alpha, Wednesday night at (he Rose Mary I ea Room. Pledges, .ictives and the house mother were present. Hardwick Is Guest Jim Hardwick was the guest of Kappa Sigma, Wednesday night. Pi Kappa Phi Gave Dance Pi Kappa Phi had a dance at the Rose Mary, Thursday night from ten til two. Ahout forty attended. Phi Kappa Sigs 1 he Phi Kappa Sigs are planning i formal dance at Ridgewood on November 2N. I he Gamecocks have been Migaged to furnish the music. 1 he dance is to he given in honor if Alpha Alpha chapter of Phi Kappa ">igma at Washington and Lee. Mem)ers of that chapter arc coming down tor the Carolina-Washington and Lee game. Sigma Nu Kit teen pledges were present at the innual Sigma Nu banquet Monday ivening. Paul Moore, secretary of :he State hair Association, was the nain speaker. After the batuiuet the following pledge officers were elected: Teddy [inerard, pledge commander; Kletcher Spigner, pledge lieutenant commander; Billy Nicholson, pledge recorder. Sigma Kappa Party Sigma Kappa will give a party next Saturday night in honor of their pledges. It will be at the Hughes' log cabin. After dancing, weincrs and inarslunallows will be toasted. Twenty girls and their dates will attend, and chapcrones. Attend Circus Chi Omegas took their pledges to the circus Wednesday night. >nals both of Sumter, went to their homes last week end. Ldith Wright went to her home in Shelton last week end. Ruth Parler visited in St. George last week. Ruth Wcllman and Helen Luticll returned to Columbus, Ohio, after a visit at the Tri Delta house. Hill Carpenter. Greenville and Burnie Dunlap, Rock Hill, went to their homes for the week end. Hobby Woods went home to attend [he wedding of his brother. Raymond Winn and Palmer Johnson were guests at the Sigma Nu house for the week end. They attended the game. Charlie Bovkin and Dan Stevenson spent the week end at their homes in Charleston. John Scott, Badger Baker and Legale Hamilton were guests of the A. T. O. for the week end. Red Sullivan spent the week end at his home in Stateburg. Campus Letters May Be Sent Without Cost Students wishing to mail letters to professors or pupils on the campus may do so at the l Diversity post office without putting a stamp on the envelope. This may be done because the office is not a branch of the I'nitcd States Postal Service. 'S HALL [ I'oods Well Served , s OWN j Columbia. S. C. ime because they use !| ILK AND ICE CREAM jj 917 Main St. j! MECOCK " < sws t I Tri Delta I The alumnae of Delta Delta gave a i lui Ifet supper for the- pledges ami 1 actives at the chapter house Wednes- I flay night. c Delta Zeta < Delta Xctas had a supper at the / chapter house 1 hursdav night. and afterwards spent the night there. < \ More New Furniture! A new combination radio and vie- i trola has heen added to the I'hi Sig- | tna home. J Alumnae of A. O. Pi l-.li/.aheth Young, Mrs. Dean and | Mrs. J. C. I. a Ho way, of Tennessee, ^ visited the Alpha Omega I'is last w eek. Initiates Russell l-'loyd and Basil Pettit were initiated into I'lii Sigma Kappa last Sunday night. A stag supper at tlie Metro followed. Picture Show Party Immediately after pledging Tuesday night, tlie A. O. I'is took their pledges to the picture show. Elected President Bob Avingcr. Orangeburg, was elected president of Phi Kappa Sigma to complete the term of Paul Lipscomb who did not return to school. Tri Delt I ri Delt pledges elected the following officers: President, Harriett Boyd: vice-president, Polly Belser; secretary and treasurer, Dolly llamby: chaplain, Ann James. Big Dance The Orangeburg Athletic association is giving a dance in honor of Carolina and Citadel sponsors Wednesday, October 17, rat the new Orangeburg gym. Buster Spann and his Gamecocks will furnish the music which begins at nine-thirty and . ends at one-thirty. A tea dance will be given Thursday, October IS, from four 'til seven-thirty. Both Carolina and Citadel sponsors are being invited. Visitors Billy Whetmore ami Bill Gillespie were week end visitors at the Phi Sigma Kappa house. Phi Sigma Kappa Honors Pledges Phi Sigma Kappa honored their rushees with a stag banquet at the Columbia Hotel last Friday night. Doug Calk, president of the alumni, was toastmaster. About forty attended. A dance was given Saturday night at the chapter house. About thirty attended. Gamecock Has Special Edition For October 24 In accordance with the regular custom there will be 110 issue of I'lw (iuiiu'cock next week and tli? next issue will appear Wednesday, October 24. The Wednesday issue will be a special issue .featuring the annual Carolina-Cleinson game. I I' i au? . > 1 <11 U arru i Lir >tlu i ? I'. tun , 'Lib" McMaster Electe New K. S. K. Presider klizaheth McMaster, vice-preside )f last June for K. S. K., was elect* >residcnt tor tlit- .{4-:ir> school scssi. it tlu* meeting held last week. K? ey (Gillespie was elected to fill the v :ancy of vice-president. For che eader the tuenihers chose "Jacl Pratt. At the meeting it was decided th ?nlv the K. S. K. fjir 1 s could hrii lates to tlu- club's dances this yea \11 others may come as sta^s. I he election of new members w >ccur at the next nie< tiiiK. the date < vhich is yet undecided. | pensER CENTRA! I 1204 IV > "THE RE THREE GREAT STARS MAKE SCREEN HISTORY! 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