Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Social H~ BY BETTY To Tennessee Doll Hunt, Genie Mitchell, Dot Crow, Harriett Cockfield, and Harriett Lever are going to Knoxville, Tennes see, the week-end of April 3 to cele brate Chi Omega's Founder's Day at the University of Tennessee. Twenty five chapters have been invited to at tend this celebration am' we imagin< there will be a lot of stories and ad vice swapped among the Chi O girls. The rest of the chapter is planning tc go to Charlotte to celebrate the oc casion with the chapter at Queen's Chicora. Norma Foley, of Binghamton, New York, will be initiated into the activ( chapter before spring holidays. Mary Keels and Loretta Morgan arc going to the Kappa Alpha formal at Furman this week-end andl Valeri< Lavergne was among thpse present a the Mledical Ball in Charleston. Sigma Kappa A joint meeting of pledges and ac tives was held at Sarah Matthews re cently'-after which refreshments wer< served. Saturday night the Sigma Kappa house on Pendleton will be th< scene of a dance. Pledges, actives alumnae and dates will do the dancing Marriages Among the spring season bride: whose pictures and parties are beini featured in the local papers are severa former Carolina co-eds. Gwendolyi Waddell, who was with us until Feb ruary, became Mrs. Wm. Barbour, Jr. March 5. Mary Catherine Scott is to marra James Win. Murray of McCormick an< Washington on April 17. Mary Cath erine was a student here several year ago, and was a member of Alpha Delt P.i and Damas. The whole campus should be inter ested in the wedding of Margery Heis and Harold Mauney, to take plac, March 23. Both were graduated fron the University and both were unusuall: prominent while here. Margery wva a Chii Omega. Harold, a member o Kappa. Sigma, starred on the footbal team and last year coached the fresh man football team. Kappa Alpha K. A. news for the week was give1 us, via telephone, by someone with pleasant voice, who said he was th blushing bride in the wvedding to b pulled off Wednesday night. So, ac Wingfield's Drug StorE -Phone 3144 1433 Main Street -Deliveries Made Columbia Office Supply Cc Office Equipment and Job Printing Rubber Stamps, Seals and Stencils 1112 LADY ST. PHONE 51H CAROLINA ENGRAVING CO coWmDaA.s. C. GERVAIS STREET PHARMACY PHONE 4347 ECONOMY DRUG CO. PHONE 8119 ALWAYS SEE SYLVAN BROI 1100 MAIN STREET, CORNER HAMPTON for the University of South Carolina WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, STERLIWb SILVER We sell the only standard adopted class ril The State C STATIONER FOR BUSH On Engraving-Visi Engraved Stationery Special Prices. 1224 Main St. angovers COMSTOCK carding to Ben Wyman, the lady in question, Kappa Alpha alumni and ac tives had a barbecue the other evening at Mr. Foster's sand-pit. Alfred Browning has been elected president; Bratton Davis, vice-presi (lent; and J. B. Smith, secretary, in the recent naming of new officers. Hayne Workman, Foxy Wolfe, Frances Jones, and lEclith Culler spent Sunday in Little Mountain (S. C.) when their car broke down. It is re porte(l that, after a full day's sight seeing, they managed to visit nearly all the interesting local spots. Allan Holmes has spent the last two week ends in Charleston. Alpha Tau Omega Bill Hopkins, Columbia, and Irvine Welling, Darlington, were initiated into the chapter Monday night before the annual Founder's )ay banquets. The dinner was given in the Jefferson Hotel. Rathskellar and alumni from all over the state attended. A house dance fol lowed the event. Pi Beta Phi Following the initiation of Helen Stevenson, Polly McKenzic, Elizabeth Boyles, Betsy Yeadon, and Ray Over ton tomorrow afternoon, Pi Beta Phi will give a banquet at the Hotel Co lumbia, at 7:30. This is to be followed by a house dance at Dottie Smith's. Pi Kappa Alpha A combination bull session anc smoker is being lined up for the P K. A. house tonight. A Saturda) afternoon outing has been planned a l)ave Graham's cabin on Lake Murray y Phi Kappa Sigma Among those who will dance at thcii houses during the next week are th< Phi Kappa Sigs, WVec nesday night. W< heard that Pet Cone delivered an do quent and long-winded lecture to th< pledges the other evening. It seem: he laid down the law about certait rules and regulations and the boys ar rightfully proud of their chapter ora tor. Nuts The three notorious plagiarists wh< vainly attempt to write a column ir this rag are having their troubles. Thi tall dark one with the flashing browi eyes hasn't heard from his Charlestoi nurse in 36 hours; the tall, insipid look ing one with the light hair and ob trusive airs cannot find "the love o his life". She seems to fly when upoi I the scene he does appear; the las member, you know, the short am dumpy one who uses his hands mor than his mouth in talking and is re ferred to as the D- Yankee, has jus broken an engagement with his Brook lyn gal and w-on't go home Easter. The poem-contributor wvith the lov .for classical music, Minsky's bur lesques, and the cute wvhite eyebrow 'is consideredl a wall flowver because h likes to (lance in the Russian style. S. A. E. Banquet 3The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Founder l)Day banquet was staged last Frida .. night at the Columbia Hotel and ove 200 p)eople were there to see it carrie off in the latest style. lBefore the dir nier there was an informal p)arty hel at the house. D)r. Daniel, of Clemso College, was the principal speaker, an Senator Jim Hammond presided a toastmaster. There was (lancing dut -ing and after dinner and from 11 ti 11:30 the affair was broadcast. There will)be a dance at the S.A.1 house tomorrow night. I Frosh Lawyers The freshman law class annual bat quJiet, held March 5, was a little latei reaching "IIlangovers" but from wvhi we gather it is worth reporting. TIl I. members of the freshman class and 11 law faculty attetnded the dinner Forest Lake Coutntry Club. The Hoi G James P. Mozitgo wasI toastmaster an~ speakers for the evetning wvere Christi Benet and Clint, Graydon, If spa< a. Book Store (TING Y, SUPPLIES lESS PEOPLE bing Oards, Invitations, ,Etc. We Have Very Columbia. S. C. i it Campus P BY LEO] Charles Earle Simons The boy from Johnston whom y< see around the campus stepping on ti cracks in sidewalks and touching a the lamposts is Charlie Simons, pre: dent of the Clariosophic Literary s ciety. Although he cats almost anythin he is partial to ambrosia and cocoan milk. Several years ago he was vei fond of the process of vocabulai building, and even today reads to it prove his mind. He's particularly i: terested in boxing, but tennis is i favorite sport, with fishing and ska ing tying for second place. As traveling, and he has done a good 1 of it with the debating team in ti past four years, he enjoys this ir mensely and recently has been to Nc York, Miami, and New Orleans. Charlie is liberal in regard to I political views. Consulted as to 1 future political aspirations, however, says his only expectation is that jerking sodas, due to his present trai ing in law school. He has no preferences as to blond or brunettes provided they are inti ligent and good dancers. Like o other personality, Sam CartledF Charlie's favorite color is blue. I likes movies, too, especially when th mean looking at lovely Madelaine C roll. For her escort he picks Willia Powell. "Champagne Waltz" receiv his vote for one of the finest rece pictures. His honors at Carolina includ president of the Clariosophic Litera society, chairman of faculty stud'e committcc, member of debating tee Co-Ed Group Makes Plan t - Constitution Adopte STo act as a coordinating and adm ~ istrative body for the women studei s of the University and to promote I interest of women students in all fori of campus activities were two of I purpose adopted in the constituti of the Co-ed Association of the U sversity at a meeting of that organi: 'tion Tuesday afternoon in the chaf r The Co-ed Association, formerly I Co-ed KSK, adopted the first arti ~ dealing with the name of the orga zation. Articles two through sev were adloptedl at the last meeting. Article IV, dealing with office v hich was adopted, is as followings "TIhe officers of the Co-ed Assoc 1tion shall consist of a president, vil p)resid'ent, secretary, treasurer, report and a student council representative "The presidlent shall presidle at the meetings, and act as chairma~n the executive committee. "The vice-president shall act as pr idlent in case of that officer's absence t"The secretary shall record all e minutes of the meetings, attendance the meetings, and shall keep the ruli Lof the association filed in the order d' their adoption. "The treasurer shall keep all asse menits and authorize disbursements C "The reporter shall report all me P ings to "The Gamecock", andl shall in charge of the Bulletin Board of association.'" Article V of the constitution de quoruim rulings. Officers of the asst ation shall constitute the execut committee. For ordinary purp)oses quorum shall ,consist of 50 membe amnendlment of the Constitution, quorum shall consist of 75 members At the next meeting of the orga zation, Article VIII, the by-laws v beC adlopted. A contribution of $10.00 was me by the association to the Caroli Booster's club for the purpose of set ing Frank Jenkins andl Rex Willia to the national boxing tournament. -U. S. 0. permitted, wve would like to print1 IL Aaz JiUU U .. ersona lities A GARETY Harriett Lever u l-arriett Lever, Chi Omega presi ie dent, is wi(lely known and admired 11 for her excellent taste in sport coats, i- She's another of the superstitious - eople on this campus, her pet aversion being black cats and walking under g, ladders. This is justifiable to a certair ut degree, hoWever, because Harriett y was in a wreck one day, just after see -y ing one of these ornery black cats. a- Harriett has a horror of being called - "Hetty". All nicknamers, please be is ware! Her hobby is diving. She can t- hardly wait for summer so she car to enjoy this sport and swimming again it Volley ball and basketball are "tops' ie with Harriett, too. For a pastime sh< n- plays bridge. w She is partial to that catchy tune "Frost On the Moon", especially if her is favorite orchestra, that of Glen Gray's is Casa Loma boys, is rendering it. The lie silver screen heart-throb Fred Mc. of Murray is her No. 1 leading man. n- A senior in the school of Arts an Sciences, Harriett is president of Ch es Omega Sorority, vice-president o: 1.. Alpha Kappa Gamma, secretary of the ur Student Council, president of Pan Hel lenic Council, former president of th< ie Euphrosynean Literary Society, presi ey (lent of Damas Club, treasurer o: K. S. K. sorority, editor of "Garne m and Black," member of Y Council, an es a member of Non de Script. nt --. S. C. for four years, former ;'ce-president o e: Y.M.C.A., vice-president of Blue Key ry fraternity, member of the Honor Con lit mittee, University Players, the boxinf mn teai, andi Pi Gamma Nu. De Pauw University keeps a 12,00( ton reserve of coal in the event tha mine-strikes will cut off the fuel sup ply. d New Spring Suits * 19=2 & *242 he SPRING HATS SWRIGHT-JOHNSTON -1330 Main Street --For Rent le. 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