The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 07, 1934, Page Page Five, Image 5
First Damas
Held Tonight
In Jefferson Ballroom
Attractive Decorations Will Adc
Beauty For One Of Season's
Most Colorful Dances
The opening Datnas of the year wil
be danced in the ballroom of the Jef
fcrson hotel tonight from 9 o'clocl
until 1:30. Bids have already been is
sued to several hundred University
men and others and the affair is ex
pected to be of unusual brilliance.
The Gamecock orchestra will play
for the dance and the hall has bcci
attractively decorated.
Leading the grand march will b<
Miss Elizabeth Carlisle, president o
the club, and Frost Walker. They
will be assisted by Miss Katherim
Townsend, vice-president, with hei
date.
The junior-senior figure will be let
by Miss Kathcrine Hcndley, senio:
leader, with Keels Maxwell. The]
will be assisted by Amelia DesChamps
junior leader with John Boyd Zeiglcr
In the past the Damas dances hav<
been held in the gymnasium but thi
year all dances there have been banned
At the dance tonight there will hi
the regular three no-breaks. Date:
have been requested not to scik
flowers.
Those invited to chaperon arc: Mr
and Mrs. G. T. Pressley, Mrs. Join
McCaw, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Clarkson
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Mancr, Mrs. D. A
Childs, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Card
H well, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gantt, Mr
^and Mrs. Richard Taliaferro, Mrs. May
i. B. Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Crown, Mrs. T. H. Coleman, Mr. an<
Mrs. Richard M. Sasnctt, Jr., Mr. ant
Mrs. C. Y. Reamer, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Walker, Mr. and Mrs. I. F
Belser, Dr. and Mrs. T. M. DuBose
Jr., Prof, and Mrs. Havilah Babcock
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cantey, Mrs
Claude King, Dr. and Mrs. R. K. Fos
ter, Dr. and Mrs. F. F. Smith, Proi
and Mrs. Kershaw Walsh, Dr. am
Mrs. J. T. Penney, Mr. and Mrs. C
B. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. John A
Chase, Dr. and Mrs. L. T. Baker, Di
and Mrs. F. W. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs
R. L. Bailey, Miss May Marshall, Di
Tucker Bonn, Mrs. S. D. Carlisle
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hampton, Mr. aiv
Mrs. F. K. Butler, Dr. and Mrs. C. F
Owens, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Townsenc
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamlin Brigg:
Mrs. \Y. T. Aycock, Mr. and Mr*. F
II. Boardman, Dr. and Mrs. Caugli
man Sox of Jackson Springs, N. C
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Lang, Mr. am
Mrs. James II. Fowls, Mrs. R. K
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barncti
Prof, and Mrs. J. Rion McKissicl
Mr. and Mrs. O. Frank Hart, Dr. an
Mrs. W. A. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Bruc
Ravencl, Mrs. R. T. Oglena, Mrs. J. J
Zimmerman and Mr. and Mrs. R. I
DesChamps.
Co-eds Make
Debut At Ball
At the brilliant Columbia Asseinbl
ball last night, 14 University co-ed
made their formal bow to society. A1
the girls were either daughters or clos
relatives of members of the Assembly
The following were presented: Clai
born Bunch, Harriet Dubose, Nina Nel
son. May Belser, Mary Bruce, Eliza
beth Carlisle, Jennie Clarkson, Marjo
rie Foster, Margaret Ravenel, F1 s i
Taber, Ainie Urquhart, Alys Whale)
Henrietta Bailey and Hamilton Warren
The ball last night marked the peal
of the Columbia social season. Tli
Assembly was founded a number o
years ago by a group of mothers, fo
the purpose of bringing out their daugh
ters. The hall is an annual affair.
The ball last night was featured b
the regular debutant figure. The ball
room was beautifully decorated and ;
delightful supper was served during tin
evening. Before supper 10 card dance
were danced and after supper frc
breaking was allowed.
IT. H. O.
Kappa Alpha (Northern) is the old
est strictly social fraternity.
Pi Kappa Phi is the only socia
fraternity founded in South Carolina.
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j Otto Kuehn of Chicago, nation:
secretary of Phi Pi Phi, rcccntl
visited the chapter at the Universit;
I Initiation
Lib Warren, y Sarah and Mildrc
Matthews were initiated into Signi
c Kappa November 20. The initiatio
- which was held at the Columbia Hot<
f was followed by a white banque
. Nineteen were present.
Founders' Day
A reception will be given Suuda
1 afternoon from 3:30 until 5:30 1)
Kappa Sigma in honor of Founder
c Day. Fifty alumni arc expected t
f attend.
; Guest
r Walter Taylor had as his guest la:
week Jimmy Watts. Watts is a thrc
1 letter man at Washington and Lee an
r a Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
i
Z. T. A. Party
The pledges of Zeta Tau Alpha ei
c tcrtaincd the actives with a party ;
s Louise Roper's house recently. Aboi
, thirty-five attended.
e Sandwiches, coffee, cocoa, mints an
s nuts were served.
Eight Initiated
Into Beaux Art
Eight new members were initiate
into the Beaux Arts club at a meetir
f last Tuesday night in the Soqth Can
f lina College of Music. The initiate
1 were John McCrae, Mac Maner, Jenn
1 Clarkson, John DuBose, Virgin
'' Boroughs, May Bclser, Jacqualii
, Emerson, and Edyth Wright.
?
: At the meeting preliminary plans f<
>. the annual Beaux Arts ball were di
" cussed and committees to make a
" rangements were organized. Prelin
! nary plans call for the ball to be he
sometime in February. Last year tl
. ball was held after Easter and was o
> of the most brilliant social events
' the year. As yet the motif for t!
ball has not yet been selected definite
r but it will probably be selected som
I, time before Christmas.
'? Dr. E. T. Bonn is in chargc of t
' general arrangements for the ball ai
has on his committee the chairman
? the other committees. The other coi
mittccs appointed are as follow
" finance, Ed Sallenger; publicity, Jol
t? C. Payne, chairman; Francis Lytto
.invitations, Mary Stewart Aycoc
(1 chairman, May Belser, Jennie Clar
c son; decorations, Elsie Tabcr, cha
man, John McCrca, Francis Lytton.
' During the meeting Mr. and Mi
Belford Forrest of the Town theat
were extended an invitation to becoti
patrons of the club.
Following the business meetii
|f there was a social.
Florida Student Uses
y S. C. Room For Stud
Is
II Working toward her master's d
grce at the University of Florida, Mi
0 Gertrude Jacoby of Jacksonville, Fl;
is using the South. Carolina room
the University library to collect ni
tcrial for her thesis.
"Minor Poets of South Carolina"
the subject of Miss Jacoby's thes
and she has been in Columbia collec
ing material on it for the past niont
' She has also been allowed the u
of several private libraries, amoi
j. them, those of Mr. A. S. Salley, ai
r Mrs. Julian Ilennig.
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By LaVerne Hughes
al Party
ly Shcp Black had a birthday party at
y. His home on Lady street last night. 13
Dancing was enjoyed from nine 'till pi
one. About fifty-five attended. p
d Coffee, sandwiches, cakes, mints and ti
ia nuts were served.
ii
id Marriage
t. Maxine Walker and Charles Dexter
Green were married Saturday after- t,
noon at G o'clock at Washington a,
Street Methodist Church. The Rev.
y W. L. Mullikin, pastor officiated. ?
y Among her bridesmaids were Elaine
s' Mar ley, Dot Miller, Cornelia Jackson,
o Hamilton Warren, Carolyn Brabham.
Serving as ushers were Dave Ellison,
Bland Hammond and Dr. A. T.
Moore. *st
The bride attended the University
c where she was a Alpha Delta Pi. Cl
id
Sigma Kappa Drop-In
Sigma Kappa will have a drop-in I
tomorrow afternoon at the chapter
i- house. i
at
Jt Skating
Skating has become quite a fad with
id University students. Almost every
night numbets of them can be seen 11
? at the skating rink. Ask Dave Means a
if he had a good time. Pete Cobb has
a sprained wrist from falling on it ^
n : ? much. One co-ed remarked when
a seeing Buddy Moorehead and Dean v
d ^ow^'c doing fancy things that surely
there would be a hole in the floor if >'
'K they fell. Another remarked that Bill
o- Stork could "surely skate." Bill was
cs shining.
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ja Phi Beta Delta ic
^r" ^ouie Berry, of Columbia, was
elected president of the alumni chapter
of Phi Beta Delta, at the convention
ar held last Thursday. ?
s- The convention was closed with a
r. banquet and dance Thanksgiving night a
jj. at the Hotel Columbia. Alumni of
Alpha Zeta chapter at the University
came from all parts of the state to at',c
tend the affair. s
lie Mclvin Krawcheck, Phi Beta Delta
Qf district advisor, was the principal '
I1C speaker of the evening. ^
Miss Frances Harris and Karl Koon (
1C" were married at 10 o'clock Thanks- '
giving morning in College Place |
l,c Methodist Church.
Kj Mr. Koon attended the University of
Qf South Carolina.
n
s Pledged
in Gulie Belser was pledged to Delta
n. Delta Delta Monday night.
k,
Founders' Day I
ir- Delta Delta Delta celebrated Found- "
ers* Day with a banquet at the Cors.
lumbia Hotel on Thanksgiving eve.
cr Fifty-four attended.
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In Green Street Area
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New Phi Sigma Kappa President
Due to the withdrawal of "Goo
ruce from the University, the vici
resident, Shop Black, has becom
resident. He will fill the unexpire
:rm.
Kappa Sig Dance
Kappa Sigma will have a hous
ance tomorrow night from nine 'ti
velve. Ahout forty arc expected t
ttend.
Personals
Buster Bryan spent the week end i
on way.
Werber Bryan went to Sumter re
ently.
Bill Byrd visited in Edgefield,
lid Bo we'll spent Thanksgiving i
,akc City with his parents.
lid Sallenger visited his peopl
"hanksgiving week end.
Billy Goldberg went to Bennetts
ille.
Jacqueline Emerson went to Bait
lore for the wedding of Ruth Stron
nd John Reeves.
Bill Carpenter recently visited i
ireenvillc.
Bill Atkinson and Marchant Culk
fent to Orangeburg last week.
George Lynch spent the week en
n Edgefield.
Howard Burns visited in Green woo
ast week.
Wallace McNair attended the Un
ersity of Georgia-Georgia Tech gam
Saturday.
Dink Gaines went to her home i
)reer for Thanksgiving.
Aline Horton and Lib Cornwell wcr
quests at the Zeta Tau Alpha hous
"Mutt" Cornwell and Betty Horto
re going to Chester this week end.
Eloise Ballard of Converse Colle^
las been visiting Margaret Patrick.
Emogene Clowney and Jennie Clarl
son attended the Clemson dance.
Bessie Cheatham attended tl
\rmy-Navy game in Philadelphia.
Charlie Schroder has gone to li
ionic in Charleston to have a ton<
jperation. He expects to return b
'ore the holidays.
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? Founders' Day Celebrated By
Local Chapter On Monday ''
c December 10
Founders' May will be celebrated by
the alumni and the pledges of Pi
Kappa Phi fraternity, Sigma chapter
c at the I niversity of South Carolina,
II Monday, December 10.
0 An informal dinner will be served at
the chapter house at 7 and will be
followed by a dance.
T. A. Houser, national chancellor,
will present to John 1). Carroll of I
Lexington and Herbert M. Langford of j
Columbia citations of meritorious service
awarded them by the last supreme
chapter, at its meeting in New York;
" City in September.
Pi Kappa Phi is the only national!
fraternity founded in South Carolina,
ii Its three founders are Alexander
Kroeg. deceased, and L. Harry Mixon
c and Simon Fogarty, both of Charleston.
Pi Kappa Phi was founded in Charleston.
December 10, lOOl, at the College
of Charleston. It is now interna1
tional, with 42 active and .'50 alumni
8 chapters. Sigma chapter .at the University
of South Carolina will celeu
bratc its 25th anniversary March 5. L
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>. A. E. To Give Dance
At Ridgewood Friday
A feature of the pre-Christmas
lances tliis year will be the Sitfina
Vlplia Kpsilon formal to he held at
tidgewood cluh next Friday.
I'or the dance the Gamecocks will
lay and the club will be attractively
lecorated with the fraternity colors.
The ancient Greeks were polythiests.
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Salad, Chicken Salad, Cold
Slaw, Lettuce, Tomatoes,
Pickles, Buttermilk
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