The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 24, 1936, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Beauty Show
Is Presented
Varied Program Given
M. Scarborough, H. Warren And
E. Anderson Are Chosen From
23 Contestants
By Mary Belle Higgins
Resembling a spring fashion show in
the swanky Woldorf-Astoria, Carolina's
annual pageant for the selection of can
didates for May Queen was staged in
a riot of beauty and color Monday night.
Elizabeth Anderson, Maxine Scarbor
ough, and IHamilton Warren were chosen
from a bevy of 24 campus beauties.
Judges of the contest were: Mrs. Mar
ion Rufus, Florence; Mrs. Kit McMas
ter, Winnshoro; and Mrs. W. D. Magin
iss, Rock Ilill. The three were selected
by )ean Arney R. Childs.
Before a background of white drop
and green palms, the girls, who were
chosen, by their respective sorority, and
non-sorority groups, appeared first in
sports and then in evening dress. Mary
and Lee Lorick, (liked in white sateen
page outfits, displayed placards bearing
each contestant's iumber as she appeared.
Miss Anderson's sport ensemble was
of beige with matching accessories. For
evening, she chose a flowered taffeta
made with a long tunic and a cluster of
flowers at the throat.
Miss Scarborough's sport dress was
white, worn with a short Kelly green
jacket, picture hat, sandals, gloves, and
purse. Ilcr evening gown was a long
sleeved rose-beige net.
For sports, Miss Warren wore apua
with matching hat and accessories of
white. Her choice for evening was emer
ald green morey with a jacket of the
same material clipped together at the
waist with brilliant rhinestone buckles.
A variety program with J. Spot Mo
7inni a? master nf ceremonies and Sam
my Cartledge as general handman and
stooge was presented along with the con
test.
Dr. Leonard T. Baker opened the even
ing's entertainment with a short address
followed by a selection from the orches
tra under the direction of Bill Spivey.
The program follows:
Tap dance and song by Sylvia Stern
and Johnnie Campbell in black and white
outfits of white ties and tails.
Black-face- skit by Creighton Spivey
and Sally Crouch.
Rhythm trio with piano, violin and
guitar by Bill Ost, Bill Norton and Bill
Spivey.
Tap dance by Judson Moore (upon the
request of J. Spot that somebody show
that politicians can do things other than
politics.
Singing trio composed of Francis Mc
Leod, Edith Nicholson, and Margaret
Wardlaw.
Song and dance by little Irene Stern.
Sylvia Stern in her own interpreta
tion of the Modern dance which was
performed under a purple light.
Cross section of college life to Master
Mozingo's owvn rhyme.
Judson Moore portrayed the typical
fraternity man dressed like a dude with
white hat andl striped socks and swvag
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Attractions At'
IITHEATRE
Matinee 15c
I Night 20c
ME Students
Elect Officers
From Various Colleges
Louis Searson, Jr., Elected Presi
dent; Harriet Boyd, Sec
retary
The Methodist Student Council, com
posed of representative members from
the University, Columbia College, and
Columbia Bible College, elected oflicers
and council members for the coming
year. They are as follows :
Iouis Searson, Jr., of the University,
president ; Frances Dibble of Columbia
College, vice-president ; larriet Boyd of
the University, secretary; Nan Hlardin
of Columbia College, treasurer.
The new council members are: Mc
Kay Brabham, Hlugh Brunson, Sam
Cartledge, Hlawley Lynn, Billy Nichol
son, Tom Pearce, Jr., Frances Smith,
and Elizabeth Stuckey, all of the Uni
versity.
Ilannah Cooper, Mozelle Dawsey, Jo
Keels, Sara Risher, Jackie Spann, An
nie Martha Spell, Lula Dell Snyder,.
Christine Smith, and Virginia Thomp
son, Columbia College.
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Four Students
Ill This Week
Confined To Infirmary
Fifty Calls Are Made Each Day
For Treatment Of Various
Ills
Only four students have been confined
in the University infirmary during the
past week, it was announced by Mrs.
Addie Madden, matron in charge of the
infirmary.
These four students are: Rosa Wilder
who has been confined with the measles.
Woodrow \Vilson, mumps, Jerry IHughes,
indisposed, R. P. Tallman, Jr., ear con
dition.
About fifty office calls are made per
day for treatments of various ills, it
was announced.
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Quintilian Club Gives
Bridge Party Tuesday
The Quintilian Club, honorary educa
tion sorority, is sponsoring a benefit
bridge at the University high school,
Tuesday evening, April 28, at 8 o'clock.
Tables will be arranged for both con
tract and auction. Proceeds will be
used to buy books for the school of edu
cation library. Admission will be 25c.
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ger. Jennie Clarkson as the sorority
girl wore a red blazer, giggled, hewed
gum viciously and smoked. Paul Robe
lot was the dignified Phi Beta Kappa.
Sammy Cartledge as perpetual speaker
orated effectively, with gestures but with
out soudil(. Jimmy Thomais impersonated
the typical politician with much hand
shaking.
-U. U. C.
"I believe in vigorous physical exer
cise-for other people." Chicago's Robert
Md. I lutchinson has other things to do.
1 Suits Have Arrived
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"Between Men
Chapter 11
Social S
BY KATHERIN
Social CQ
Friday-9:30-Phi Sigma Kappa ann
Monday-4:00-Freshman Y. W. C.
Monday-7:00-Freshman Council, F
Tuesday-8:00-Clariosophic Literary
Tuesday-8:00-Euphradian Literary
Wednesday-4:15-Hypatian Literary
Wednesday-7:15-Carolina' Service I
Wednesday-7:15-Sophomore Coun
Wednesday-LO-2-T. T. O. Formal.
Thursday-IO-2-Inter-fraternity Da
Friday-4:00--Y. W. C. A.
Friday-10:30-Damas Spring Ball.
May Coronation
The long anticipated May Day
is not far-off and Carolina students
are still kept busy selecting a
queen. Hamilton Warren now
leads the race with 295 votes and
Maxine Scarborough runner-up
with 285. Another election will
come off soon to choose between
these two candidates.
The Beauty Pageant Monday It
night from which the three can- a
didates were chosen was a very
brilliant affair. Many outsiders as
well as Carolina students enjoyed
the contest and the dances and
other entertaining skits on the pro
gram. (
The date for coronation has not
been set yet.
Busy Week
Next week will be one of the most
rushed and gayest weeks of the sea
son. Three large affairs will take
place on three consecutive nights.
Wednesday night is the night of the
A. T. 0. Banquet and dance to be
followed Thursday night by the in
terfraternity dance. The week will
come to its great climax Friday even
ing when Dlamas gives its annual
rpring ball.
Phi Sigma Kappa Dance
This evening Phi Sigma Kappa
gives its annual Founders Day
banquet and dance at the Jeffer
son Hotel. Sponsors for the dance
include: Polly Pendleton, spon
sor for Freeman Coggins, presi
dent; Anne Donny, for Ewen Rob
inson, vice-president; Maree Si
neath for J. B. Bundrick, secre
tary; Marjorie Collins, for Fred
McIntosh, treasurer; and La
Verne Hughes for O. L. Hogan.
Bowery Ball
Yesterday evening the Block "C"
Club gave its annual bowery ball. The
affair was danced in the gym which
was appropriately decorated in Caro
lina colors.
Tri Delt Officers 1
Officers of Tri Delta recently
elected are, Essie Davis, president;
S op ho mores
Take Tests
Thursday and Friday'
University Participates In Na- I
tional Sophomore Pro
gram
In cooperation with the American
Council of Education, the University is<
participating in the National Sophomore
Program by giving General Culture and<
General Science Tests to all Sophomores.
T.he tests are being given in the Univer
sity' lIigh Gyimasiumz, and LeConte and
Sloan Colleges. All students who were
ratedl as Sophomores in September or
who have attained the rank of Sopha
more since then are reqluiredl to take them.
The General Culture test, numbering
810 items, contains sections devoted to
history and social science, to literature,
and to fine arts. The General Science
tests include general scientific informa-I
tion, meteorology, biology, physics, chem
istry, astronomy, and geology.
The purpose of the tests is to get in
formation that will be of value to deans
of schools and to the students themselves
in selecting future courses.
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Pressure from above caulsedl C. C. N. Y. <
students to abandon a poll on the fitness
for office of D)r. Frederick IB. Robinson, e
presidlent of the college who has been I
undler fire.
MONDAY
George C
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Liendar
tal Founders Day Ball.
k., Flinn Hall.
linn Hall.
Society, Clariosophic Hall.
Society, Euphradian Hall.
Society.
Nlub, Flinn Hall.
cil, Flinn Hall.
ace.
Jennie Clarkson, vice-president;
Mary Perry Garven, correspond
ing secretary; Henrietta Bailey,
recording secretary; Libb Card
well, treasurer, and Harriet Boyd,
chaplain.
Alpha Kappa Gamma House Part;
Alembers of Alpha Kappa Gamn
"cnt to Pawleys last week-end on
ouse party with \irs. A. R. Chili
cting as chaperone. Those attendii
ere Jennie Clarkson, Joe 'hilso
letty Horton, Sis Alelaster, Dit
,aincs, May Helser. Sally lIaik
ssic Davis, Sara Rector. Elean
\'eiderman, Edith WVright. Franc
ardwell, and letty Wrenchall.
Bridge Party
Mrs. Frank Welbourne and Mrs.
Ferrell, patronesses of Chi Omega
gave a bridge party yesterday
afternoon for the actives, and
pledges of Chi Omega, at the home
of Mrs. Ferrell. Delightful re
freshments were served the guests.
Beaux Arts Picnic
Miembers of Beaux Arts gave a p
ic Wednesday night at the \IcNul
arm. The outing was very much c
oyed by the picnickers.
Shower
Helen Townsend* was hostess
Tuesday evening at a stocking
shower given for Mrs. Joe Card
well (Josie McCaw). Delightful
refreshments were served. The
guests invited to attend were EssiE
Davis, Mae Maner, Jennie Clark.
son, Libb McDonald, Helen Stev
enson, Henrietta Bailey and Fran.
ces Hart.
Wedding
The wedding of Miss Cornelia Jac
.on to Dave Ellison will take pik
iaturday evening in Sumter Episcol
Thurch of the Holy Communi<
Iamilton Warren and Sara Willia
on will leave for Sumter Thursd
o join the wedding party. Bc
-ramilton W .arren and Sara Willia
naidls.
Superstition
Still Reign.
)n Rochester Campi
Ken Have More Pet Bugabo
Than Women; Athletes Have
More Than Any
Rochester, N. Y. (ACP)-HIas his
r edlucat ion abolished superstition ?
Not on the University of Roches
ampus. No indeedy. Pet bugaboos
overedl by a recent department of so
logy investigation included all the<
tandl-bys and a fcw new ones.
There are the men students, for
tance, who will wear only a particu
pet" ties on examination (lays, and th<
vhto never say "I hit the books" becat
>f the alarming effect the phrase has
heir grades.
Mien are far more superstitious thi
vomen, the investigation shows, and a'
etes are particularly susceptible.
rackman reported that he never (dar
have on the (lay of a race, and wvot
ather run barefoot than wvear any 1>
he first p)air of track shoes he es
Other athletes rely on a careful shini
f their shoes before a contest, or a w
f gum stuck on their equipment son
hlere. A football man reported on t
ficacy of prayer. lie forgot to pray 1
ore a game once, he says, and it c<
im a broken leg.
UE8DAY
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11AM St HAR'P
Damas Gives
Spring Ball
May 1 In Gymnasium
"Buffalo" Becker's Orchestra Of
Raleigh Will Furnish
Music
I)amas will give its annural spring ball
the evening of Mlay I at the Ulniversity
gym. Mus+ic for the occasinn will be
furnished by "lIubbles" I1ecker''s nrches
tra from the Sir \\alter h' fl, in Ra
leigh, N. C.
1)amat gives two ball, durigi the year,
(ne at Christmas time aie iie folow
ing the .aster htlidavs.
Oflicers for the I)an:, (~lnh are:
IIaniltton Warren, president : I ett y I;"r
nett, vice-Ire.ident ; \ar1i- n leman.
treasurer: lay lelser, wcr,tary: Juan
(Campb("ll, jutnior leader ",,i 1Fr;,n(e u.Re
vere. seni~r leader.
Each girl is all' wed ttrc" bi,ls.
Glee Clubs Will Stage
t Faust Next Month
a
Is Plats are being made fir the presenta
tion of the opera "Fatst" bV both the
n, Boy's and Girl's (lee Club. *f the Uni
ik versity. The pr dutictintt will take place
), (uring the middle of May. it was an
or nounced.
es Solo part, in the opera will b, taken
by out-f-tiwn soloists, n it vet an
nitnced.
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WEDNEsDAY T
l'he Grandest Romance
Ever Written
"The G
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Walter Abel-Heather
Angel-.Pan1 T.Leka
rage Deven
Bowery Ball
Gay_Affair'
Featured By Costumes
Buster Spann Furnishes Music
For Hop Sponsored By
Block "C"
Tihe 1tl,,ck "C" club entertained last
night with its annual liuwerv hall, 9:30
1:30. in the gym. Music for the occa
siun %was furnihcd by 1uster Spann and
his (Gamtic ck urchestra.
The gvmn:-amin was vividly decurated
for the atlair in garnet and black. D)ur
ing the dance there was a special no-break
for the tneiltcr of the club and their
special guest-. A prize was awarded
to the cuuple mq'st apprupriatelV dressed
during the gratnd march. The comnittee
choen to make tihe" selection consists of
Cuach 1)on McC'allister, Prof. J. F.
Crawford and lDean J. Rioii cKissick.
Oflicers of the club are: Fred Craft,
presi<lent ; john Munn, vice-president
\\'ilburn Clary, secretary, and Bud Alex
ander, treasurer.
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if 15 letters were added to the alphabet,
the F.ngli;h language could he learned in
two weeks, says I)r. F. C. I.aubach, in
ternational authoritv.
Notre )ame's Lactare NI edal was
awarded this year to Richard Reid,
Getrgia I.awyer and Editor.
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