Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The price remains unchanged. 1 ND RITING R9YAI 3 6711 Columbia, S. C. JDAY 1 '||'"Dj W. 0. Fie] Society News 1 By Mae Andrews A. O. Pi D The members, pledges, and alumnae m af A. O. Pi. had a swimming party C( at Boyden's Arbor. tj, ? v< Z- T- A- di Louisa I'ergerson sponsored a fash- p ion show in her garden Tuesday afternoon. Betty Horton went to Union p last week-end. Dink Gaines went g home. Martha Harmon attended the Junior-Senior at Newberry College. tl A. T. O. ,C Dan Stevenson and Snooky Boykin j attended the Tri-pelta dance at Charlestoii. James Allen went to Florence 1 last week-end. Julian Salley went to Aiken. tl Anderson Leaves c Miss Sallie B. Anderson of the Un- c versity Library Staff, will return to li New York in July to resume her ^ studies in the School of Library Ser- k nee at Columbia University. k F Delta Zeta 1 1 he Delta Zeta's will give a swim- ? ning party Tuesday night for members, pledges, and their dates. Thesan Ray, Charleston, came up for Damas. Edyth Wright went to Shelton last " rveek. Emma Gene Clowney went to Winnsboro. Irene Chitty, Betty Barlette, Elizabeth Sanders and Margaret Patrick went to Coker College for the day Day exercises. Sigma Kappa The Sigma Kappa alumnae club will rive a buffet supper and party Fri- " lay night at the home of Benney Grey Lewis. Actives and pledges are incited. The actives and pledges will lave a joint meeting Monday night ind a buffet supper will be served. Chi Omega Martha Mauney, Columbia, and Margaret Harper, Estill were initiated ast week. The Chi Omega formal viH take place on Saturday night, June . at Ridgewood Country Club from line to twelve. A special Chi Omega 10-break will be danced by members _ )f the sorority and their dates. Buser Spann will play. Phi Kappa Sigma The alumnae of IJhi Kappa Sigma >vill give an "out door feed" on Lake Murray in honor of the graduating members of the fraternity. Among :he alumnae who will attend the outing are: Milo Smith, Lexington; Julian Poulnot, Charleston; Percy Petit, Atlanta; LaRue Hinson, Greenville; Dabney Yarborough, Norwell Ridgell', Bruce White, M. I. Urquart, J. O. Meetze, William Lancaster, Jack Scholenberger, Columbia. Wallis and Preston Cone went to VVilliston last week-end. Marshall Williams went home and Robert Utsey went to St. George. Pi Beta Phi The Pi Phi's will give a "Rush Party ' at Lake Murray Sunday afternoon. The girls will go to Mary Louise Graham's cottagc. Sigma Chi The active chapter of Sigma Chi will have its first annual farewell banquet for their graduating members at their house Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Twenty Sigma Chi's, pledges, and rushees were entertained by Frank Graham, Jr. at his house on Lake Murray last Sunday afternoon. After i boat ride on the Lake and dancing i picnic dinner was served. Sigma Nu The annual Sigma Nu banquet and lance will take place Saturday evenng. The banquet will be held at the Columbia Hotel and will be followed >y a dance at Ridgewood Country Club. The Gamecock orchestra will furnish the music. BARBECUE ^RETTCR Curb Service A Speoialty WE SERVE BEER PIG WICH BAR-B-Q 1240 Hampton Street ?I C H AVID i Ids ? Lionel Barrymore ? i ihi-?? jillie Hall To Receive Doctor Of Philosophy ? Miss Lillie Hall will rcceive her I octor of Philosophy in the Depart- J ent of English. Miss Hall who relived her A. B. degree from Win- ? irop and her M. A. from the Uniirsity of South Carolina, is a candiate for the degree of Doctor of hilosophy. Miss Hall submitted ic thesis "Blake and the Metaphysical oets" in partial fulfillment for the deree. Miss Hall is at present teaching at ic Appalachin State Teachers Col:ge at Blue Ridge, N. C. Appreciation Expressed I'or Coronation Services The social Cabinet wishes to take lis means of expressing their appreiation to those who so generously ontributcd their services in staging le May Queen coronation last Friay night. We would also like to acnowledge the corporation of the fol)wing business firms: DcLoach and 'awl, florist, the Town Theatre, the 'ownship Auditorium, the Ruth Hunt )ancing School. Social Cabinet J. P. MOZINGO A. R. SAMS For Sale Complete set of Dr. Elliott's HARVARD CLASSIC'S. For further information apply to D. Fickling, Business Mgr. GameCock. ALWAYS WELCOME TO THE "Columbia's Most Unique" Sliangh; ... /ty/tfasi C I i | * Wh en a re thing but retiring, by dn . . . don't let him scut him an Old Gold . . . h< the doldrums . . . while AT TRYING TIM iARLES DICKE COPPI Madge Evans ? Maureei rage xiire? ??W??1W?? I M II SENIORS?Don't fail to have your photograph nade in your cap and gown. TOAL'S STUDIO las caps and gowns for your convenience. 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