The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 08, 1935, Page Page Seven, Image 8
Cabinets Will
Meet Together
From Three Institutions
Winthrop, Clemson, And Carolina
Will Join At Oamp Barstow
In April
The Carolina, Clemson and Winthrop
Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.
cabinct groups will meet together in
April at Camp Barstow, boy scout
headquarters, immediately after the
Easter holidays, instead of meeting
alone, according to R. G. Bell, executive
secretary of the University Y. M.
C. A.
Fred Ellis and Lodema "Dink"
Gaines, executive committee members
of the University, will go to Winthrop
March 17 to meet Winthrop and Clemson
delegates and decide about the
meeting. All cabinct members of the
three institutions arc cordially invited
to attend this meeting. Possibly other
cabinets of state colleges will be
present.
?u. n. o.?
Greenberg Made Head
Of Pre-Med Fraternity
Abe Greenberg was recently elected
president of Alpha Epsilon Delta, premed
fraternity, to succeed W. L. Bryan.
Other officers to be elected were:
E. W. Masters, vice-president; C. L.
Stuckcy, secretary; Samuel Rubin,
treasurer; and Archie Aycrs, historian.
South Africa is preparing a unique
design for its special stamp commemorating
King George's silver jubilee.
The rivers being frozen over, people
in Siberia arc cutting holes in the ice
to obtain drinking water.
RALEIGH
CIGARETTES
NOW AT POPULAR
PRICES. PLAIN OR CORK
TIPPED
Save the COUPONS attached
to every pack. They are good
for handsome merchandise.
MAKE-UP
ACCENTS
for the sma
by helena
If you want make-up thai
chic ? the first word in c
end dates, do use:
Helena Rubinstein's Lipstic
ingredient that accents lip m<
Stays on until you take it off.
"Evening" and glorious shade
Unequalled Rouges. T,iey c
hours. Benefit while ti. / w><
nium, Red Raspberry, Red
Helena Rubinstein Powder
clinging qualities. Gives thai
complexion. 1.00 . . . Persian I
liness. Does not run nor smart,
or blue-green Eyeshadow?to
BELK'S DE
I MONDAY
TUESDAY
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Soc:
Beaux Arts Ball
Anne Ehrlich was clioscn Belle of the
Ball.
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Engagement
w<
The engagement of Mildred Andrews
to William Herbert has been announced.
The wedding will take place in the summer.
Bill attended the University. He was su
graduated in the school of journalism. 1,1
He was editor of The Gamecock.
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Eta Sigma Phi ur
Lib Warren, Mary Parker and Mary
Hankins were recently initiated into Eta ^
Sigma Phi. *><
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Delta Phi Alpha
Effie Campbell was recently initiated
into Delta Phi Alpha.
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Phi Sigma Kappa at
Dick Porter was initiated into Phi
Sigma Kappa last Sunday night. B
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Pi Beta Phi m
Pi Beta Phi held an initiation at the "
chapter rooms in the home of Cornelia
Reamer last Saturday night. The fol- ^
lowing were initiated: Margaret Hawkins,
Lida Lyles, Frances Revere, Maxine
Scarborough, Elizabeth Anderson and
Jane Williamson. ^
After the initiation a banquet was 0f
given in the English Room of the Co- s<_>
lumbia Hotel.
Among the out-of-town alumni prcs- P
ent were Eleanor McColl, Margaret
Yeadon and Sarah Williamson.
A proposal has been made to change .
the name of the Pan-Hellenic Council to
re
the Interfraternity Council. A committec
has been appointed with Wallace Martin
chairman. This committee will present
its decision as to the change at
the next meeting. It will be voted 011
then.
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Pan-Hellenic Dance T
A Pan-Hellenic dance will be given ar
on March 29. This was decided at a 11
meeting of the council held Tuesday at P
tive o'clock in the Law Building.
Further plans have not yet been made. n<
WILL GIVE RADIO ]
TO NEW CHARGE '
The freshman Y. W. C. A. gave J
Ella Buck, a patient at Columbia Hospital,
a radio. She has been ill for
over two years and there is little hope j
of her recovery.
The freshman Y. W. C. A. have
adopted her as their charge and have
been visiting her frequently this year. ^
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reating glamour and week- p
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with the marvelous new, secret I
aisfurel Gives fresh, dewy look.
1.00, 1.25 to 2.00 ... In t he new
s to match Helena Rubinstein's u
a
jo on smoothly ? and stay on y<
autify. Red Poppy, Red GeraCoral,
and "Evening". 1.00. E
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is renowned for its misty-fine
\ English-fresh glamour to tho fr
Mascara?for silky lashed love- w
1.00 ... A touch of exotic blue
give lids that chic gleam. 1.00.
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By LaVerne Hughes
Phi Kappa Sigma
The Phi Kappa Sig actives gave
nice last I* riday night in honor
eir pledges. Sandwiches and pui
ere served.
Sigma Kappa
I he Sigma Kappa actives are giviii]
pper Monday night for their pledges
e chapter house.
EfTie Campbell was initiated into 13
:ta chapter of Sigma Kappa last S
day night. The initiation was held
e Crystal Room of the Columbia Mo
was followed by a banquet. Miss II
: Mae Still was toastmistress at
nquct.
Sigma Chi
The Sigma Chi pledges are giv
e actives a dance tomorrow ni
the chapter house.
The pledges of the chapter
ill Bochman, John Bradley, Pres
thnston, Tom Simmons, James T
ons, Monty Skiles, John Doug
oward DeBerry, Bill Simpson, CI
; Davis, Hugh Distlehurst
liarles Murtiashaw.
Alpha Omicron Pi
Ellen LaBorde recently gave an
>rmal party at her home in ho
the A. O. Pi sorority. Those i
tit besides the members of the: so
/ were Frances Morris and M
Wheeler.
Chi Delta Phi
Catherin Turner was recently
ited into Chi Delta Phi. Lib \\
11, "Dink" Gaines, LaVerne Hup
id Frances Wallace were given I
Chi Delta Phi last week.
Kappa Alpha
Next Friday night Kappa Alpha
old initiation at the chapter hoi
he following will be initiated: Hi
d Kelley, Lamar Bryan, Gary Bal
erbert Rollins, Joe Hodges, Fr
arks, John Smith and Bratton Da
A swimming party was given W
isday afternoon at Barrons Pond
Council Meet
For Last Tim
Jnder Present Ti
*an-Hellenic Body Now Km
As '4 Inter-fraternity''
Council
The Pan-Hellenic Council of
Jniversity of South Carolina met
lie last time as the Pan-Hell
Council Monday afternoon at
'clock. By an amendment to
Constitution of that body the n
f the council was changed to the
erfraternity Council of the Uni
ity of South Carolina. This chz
as been evidently necessary as
anie Pan-Hellenic Council is c
lonly applied to the council of so
ties on this campus and elsewl
Sy changing the name it can in
Jture always be immediately re*
ized as a man's organization.
The Council also decided to ho
\an-Hellenic Dance on the nighi
'riday, March 20. The place of
?rtainment and the orchestra 1
ot yet been decided but it is prob;
lat the dance will be held at Ri<
ood and that the Gamecocks
lay.
tIRLS give weini
tOAST FOR Y. M. C.
The freshman V. W. C. A. en
lined the freslunan Y. M. C. A. \
"wiener-roast" at the "Y" camp
mid Camp Jackson Tuesday even
About thirty-five people attetn
ntertainment consisted of danc
nd games.
Ed Sallenger was in charge of
eshman boys and Loderna Gai
as in charge of the girls.
Harrow, England, has voted 8,
? 7,040 against Sunday movies.
Pencils whose writing is visible
ie dark have appeared in London.
IOCKY
Randolph i
W V V JUL
ews
Willie Carpenter, Burney Dunlap, a
: a Dickie Palmer.
of Richard I'armer is going to Was
,lcl1 ington next week.
A dance was given by Kappa Alp
last I liursday night at the chap
house. Punch, sandwiches and cat
^ a were served.
> at
cta Sigma Nu
iat- The Sigma Nus pledged Elmer \V;
in ing last Saturday night. After t
tel. P^dging, they gave a formal dancc
tat- J. D. Leitner, Chester, was pledp
the Tuesday.
At a meeting held last Saturday
the chapter house the following w<
elected: Commander, Wallace Marti
ing Lieutenant-Commander, Park Jenkin
ght Recorder, Crawford White: Treasur
Robert Bruner; Marshal, Teddy Gu(
arc arc'> Chaplain, Fletcher Spigner; Si
ton Kcant-at-arms, Joe Cardwell; Assist;
jm_ Treasurer, Tom Moore.
las, Charles Thomas visited the Sigi
lar- Nus last Monday. Mr. Thomas is I
and sistant General Secretary of the Sig
NTu fraternity; Editor of the Delta,
fraternity magazine; and President
the National Association of Fratern
Editors.
1,1 Pi Kappa Phi
nor
)rc- The pledges of Pi Kappa Phi ;
ror- Riving a dance tonight at the chap
ary house in honor of the actives.
Bill Crisp went to his home in CI
ton last week end.
jnj_ Alumni Meeting
'at- The University Alumni of the si:
[lies Congressional District will have a-g
bids together either March 22 or 29 at t
American Legion Hut near Florenc
The new Gamecock Coaching st
will be honor guests. Coach McCall
tor will be the main speaker.
will '
use.
owker,
Biddie Fitzsimmons, Columbia, Cla
ank bourne Bunch, Columbia, and Jane Br;
ivis. ley, Columbia, were initiated into Alj
red- Delta Pi, national social sorori
by Tuesday, February 26.
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In
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THE BLACK RIDER STRIKES
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3cott ? Charles "Chic" Sale ? R
French Group ,J\
Honors Three h
__ Pledges Are Initiated Sen
Beta Pi Theta Has Ceremony Rece]
For Whaley, Woodruff, And
ih Camp
iha ' hree pledges who were absent Tht
ter from the re??lar initiation of Beta Pi , rida:
Theta, National Honorary French
Fraternity, were initiaterl into the organization
I hursday night, February vvill r
28 at a meeting held at the home of Wei
ir- Miss Mary Vernes on Richland street. Junioi
)ie The new members are: A!ys two c
Whaley, Edith Woodruf", and Frances Mr*
;ed Camp. After the initiation a one act c'ia')c,t
play was presented by members of the ^eade
al organization in French, followed by a lcy> a
,rc social period which was enjoyed by
those present. ^ny
t*i . r t -? to bri
is, I he next meeting of the Fraternity j .
er, will be held on Thursday March 14, ^
senior
Prof. Moore Lectures gll,s
,m On "Theory Of Life" Zee
ma "1 he Theory of Life" will be the Wil
^s- topic of a paper to be read by Prof, pletec
ma Moore before the LeConte Scientific Fngla
the Society, l;riday night.
o> The meeting is scheduled for H Balj
ity o'clock and visitors are invited to be than <
present.
ire Y Council Will Give Ipeoph
tor Weiner Roast Monday ~
The sophomore Y. M. C. A. council
in- -u .
will give a wiener-roast at the \
cabin at Camp Jackson, Monday night, r ?
March 11, according to R. G. Bell.
All members of the council are
tth urged to be present with their lady
et- friends at Flynn hall by 7 o'clock,
the v. h. o.?
e. Mrs. Moon Back After
if. Death Of Sister li
M rs. Moon is back at the post office
after having been away a week on account
of the death of her sister, Mrs.
Susan Vaughn. Mrs. Vaughn died in
llI*~ Ninety Six on February 27.
id- v 8 c
)ha Over 200 entries have been received
ity, for the Royal Air corps tournament
in England. j' ?
THAT'S THE
BOY FRIEND
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IN THE NIGHT
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in myste:
athleen Burke ? Ann Seridan
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mior Prom
riday Night
iors Will Be Guests
ption Will Precede Dance,
Which Will Start At 10
O 'clock Friday
: Junior-Senior prom will start
y night, March 1 at the Uniy
I*ield House, with punch being
1 from 9:lu until 10:00, at which
dancing will begin. The dance
lot be formal.
rber Bryan, president of the
- class, urges all members of the
lasses to come to the prom.
;. Mary King will be official
'on. The receiving line will be
d by Dr. Baker and Dean Bradfter
whom will come the officers
: Junior class.
Junior or Senior is privileged
ing a date to the prom, whether
date is a student or not. All
s who are not applying for dewill
be classed as Juniors. Sewill
apply for tickets at the box
liam Long, verger, has just comI
50 years at Eton College, in
ind.
iy automobiles arc more popular
ever in England.
ingrad, Russia has 2,000,000 more
? than two years ago.
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