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Sweetheart ( ~{ Above are Bill Bochman, preside who was honored by the fraternit Sigma Chi Giv The Gamma Nu chapter of Sign fraternity, at the University, gave i mal preceded by a banquet, last day evening in the Jefferson Hote room. The grand march was led by Bill man, president of the active chaptei Betsy Yeadon; assisted by Marion Mother is e Day and shi Place your a gift that a 1435 Main " CAMPL Df Sigma Chi Ga Gr Gr 37 sc! WE pr at .. M he ga tlh WI ur pc be ar sec se of clt M >. luI ? Cc at tel I) cli Jr bei P. nt of Sigma Chi, and Mrs. J. Rion McKissick of y at a formal danec last Thursday. lo Tc is Formal Dance la Chi vice-president, with Amelia Arthur; s for- alph Dearth, treasurer, with Beverley Ehurs- Bates; Rufus Fellers, secretary. er i ball- Following the playing of the special be no-break, "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi", the St Boch- fraternity announced that Mrs. J. Rion with McKissick had been selected "sweet- clt Knox, heart of Sigma Cli." i .4 4.-! All My Kpecting a remembrance from y e's hoping you'll remember her order now for a Mother's Day the will always Jove. TOAL'5 Street Js S0 Koppci REEL S BY EMILY During the Easter holidays Lodema a ines attended a tea given by the F eenville County alumnae group in F eenville. "Sis" Wright, U. S. C. 1936- t< May Queen is president of the club. t< The tea was given for Greenville high d iool girls. During the afternoon large mecock stickers rolled into "diplomas" r re presented to each girl. C A number of prominent alumnae were :sent, including Miss Mary Sloan, rel- d ve of Mr. Sloan for whom Sloan Col- d e is named; Mrs. C. C. Airail, former sy Queen who was recently elected to norary membership in Alpha Kappa v mma; and Mrs. Joe Norwood (Mar- E ret Dial) also a former May Queen of University. Delta Zeta sorority is planning a state- ( de meeting to be held in Columbia Sat- ti lay, April 30. Many alumnae are ex- a :ted to be present and a banquet will f given in their honor. Ii Recently elected officers of Delta Zeta Adelaid Taylor, president ; Cornelia a ider, vice-president ; Blanch Penick, :retary; Priscilla Adair, treasurer; and ary Ellis Gardner, pan-hellenic repre- I itative. A professional meeting of Beta Gamma )elta Sigma Pi was held in the apter house Monday, April 11. Mr. J. s Smith who is connected with the Co- ii nbia distributors of the Standard Oil impany, gave the actives and pledges instructive talk on the accounting sys n used by that company. Henry Clerici, :lta Sig alumni, also addressed the I apter. The chapter recently pledged Oliver s rdon Wolfe of Columbia. He is a mber of the varsity basketball and seball team. The fraternity recently pledged John a McLaughlin of Gallivants Ferry, and I sper C. Moore of Simpsonville. New icers of the pledge chapter are as fol- 1 rs : Andy Jones, president ; Jimmy .1 >mlinson, vice-president ; H. W. Inabi t, secretary; W. Edison Rouse, treas er ; Charles Welborn, sergeant-at-arms. r The Alpha Delta Pi's Thursday will t tertain the Sigma Kappas at a tea to s held at the chapter house on Pickens t i i Out-of-towners for the week-end in- e ide Biddy FitzSimmons and Grace a addell who attended the May Frolics C 9 C C I: Love~e >U on Mother's with a picture. picture. It is Phone 6141 DIAL IN Alph ANTS WEST t Chapel Hill; Betty Lumsden and Cecil arrel who went to Clemson for the Taps f all ; and Dot Platt, Mary Elise Livings mn, and Thomasine Grayson who at mded the Question Mark and Citadel ance in Charleston. Pat Jeter "Miss Beaufort" and Der eli Fant "Miss South Carolina" are in :harleston for the Azalea Festival. Virginia Webb, newly elected presi ent of Alpha Delta Pi, spent the holi ays at her home town-Tuscumbia, Ala. Pi K. A.'s Newt and Hubert Harmon isited Jimmy Thomas at his home in leaufort during the Easter vacation. A. T. O.'s from the University chapter ttended the Easter formal given by the ollege of Charleston A. T. O. chapter he evening of April 18. They enjoyed n Easter week-end house-party given or them by the Charleston boys, at Sul ivan's Island. The active chapter is planning a party Ch( t Lake Murray Friday night. Ba da Jack Fant, Jerry Hughes, and Richard the iorger will attend the S. A. E. Province :onivention at Davidson Friday and Sat- cer irady, April 29 through 30. Vi Al Zeta's Christine and Catherine Web- Bi ter recently visited the former's home ca a Dillon. ad Ruth Kanarr spent the holidays in Con vay. Frances Smith was recently elected resident of Beta Omicron of Zeta Tau lpha. Other officers are: Margaret fobley, vice-president; Catherine Web ter, secretary ; Dorothy Benedict, treas- de: irer; and Gaynelle Wilson, historian, oil Recently elected officers of Chi Omega c ire: Beverley Bates, president ; Martha Cl ewman, vice-president ; Nell Ramsay, ecretary ; Durrett Lipscomb, treasurer; fary Dixon, pledge supervisor; and ins rene LaBorde, chapter correspondent. gr Members of Alpha Delta Pi are plan- Y. iing to attend the three day state con- re ention to be held in Columbia May 12 o 15, commemorating the 87th anniver- al ary of the chapter. The program for tin he celebration will include model pledge nitiation, Founder's Day banquet, lunch on and business session, garden party, nd devotional services. At the Student Union Building April 2, the following were elected officers f Chi Delta Phi, women's national onorary literary sorority: Ilse Marx, resident; Lillian Dowling, vice-presi ent; Georgette LaSire, secretary; )livia Walker, treasurer; and Dorothy row, reporter. The old officers were harlotte Ellen Corzine, president; )orothy Crow, vice-president; Georg tte LaSire, secretary; Ilse Marx, reasurer. The Club has been ,rather iactive for the past few years, but it hoped something worth while will e accomplished next year. -- . 0. Athletes Give - AnnuaIlDance The annual Block C dance will be given ai the University gymnasium Saturday veniing from 9 to 12 o'clock. The club has planned the dance to onor high school athletes who wvill be dImitted free of charge. Garnet and black, Carolina colors, will e carriedl out in the dlecorations. H-enry Vestbrook's orchestra wvill play. The Block C figure will be led by Bill ;impson,. presidlent of the club, with Elizab)eth Parham; assisted by Jerry lughes, vice-president, with Martha lonteithi; Larry G;all, secretary-treas irer, wvith Margaret Mitcham. Follow ig the ligure a no-break for club mem ers and their dlates will be dlancedl. CHAS. L SLIGH "Flowers" Corsages Cut Flowers IMPERIAL HOTEL P HONE sa ALASKA FUR STORAGE PHONE 6030 The Carolinas' Biggest and Best ALASKA FUR CO., Inc. -1709.11 Taylor Street OTES Gives 1lays For Damas JOHNNY LONG ohnny Long, whose 12 piece or stra will play for the Damas Spring 11, to be danced the evening of Fri V, May 5, from 10 'till 2 o'clock in ballroom of the Hotel Jefferson. ['he orchestra has been featured re itly at the Cavalier Beach Club of rginia, the Dewitt Clinton Hotel in bany, the Copley-Plaza at Boston, I Green's Casino, Pittsburgh, 9r lia International Restaurant of Phil Iphia. aines Chosen '. W. C. A. Head Mfiss Lodema Gaines, assistant to the in of women, University of South Car na will succeed Miss Elizabeth Lind t as secretary of the Y. \V. C. A. The emony will be held in the University apel, Friday, May 6. President McKissick will perform the tallation ceremony. The entire pro in will be announced at a later date. ing automatically a member of the V. C. A., each girl on the campus is iuested to dress in white. [une Webb, president-elect of the Y o will be installed in office at this te. CABA CORRECT APPAR FO SMART C PRICES NO MORE THAN Y FIRST CA 1519Mai: It's Gradus JUNIOI Charming frocks for tha you'll wear and wear af summer evenings. They'] their prices are surprising t - -,El A.swe l jjRj-VERSI We seri cold dr served. Our loc ton Hi for you BURN rage r ive Formal The Kappa Alpha fraternity formal gill be danced in the Hotel Jefferson >allroom Thursday evening, May 5, from [0 till 2 o'clock. Immediately preceding he dance for which Buster Spann's 'Gamecock" orchestra will play, a ban luet for actives and alumni of the fra ernity will be given at the hotel. Leading the Kappa Alpha figure will be Bob Matthews, president with Salley fTichols; David Aiken, vice-president vith Mary DesP'ortes; Billy Miller, sec etary with Hilda Sylvan. They will be tssisted by the retired officers of the :hapter and their dates, who are as fol ows: Al Browning, president, with Vir tinia Webb; -layne Workman, vice resident, with Lucy Lowe; and Bratton Davis. Kappa Alpha was founded at Wash ngton College, Lexington, Virginia dur ng the session when Robert E. Lee be :ame president of that institution. Rho :hapter was chartered December 20, 1880, and established January 4, 1881. The :hapter became inactive in 1802 but was revived in 1895, and was the first frater nity to he established at the University Af South Carolina following the repeal Af the state anti-fraternity law. --V. S. 0. Concert Given By Glee Club The University girls' glee club will give its formal concert the evening of May 10 in the Chapel. Assisted by Mrs. Robert La Faye, so prano soloist, Maurice Humphries, and Gus \'illiamson, violinists, will render five selections. A highlight of the pro gram will be "The Nile", a number ar ranged to include a violin obligato so prano solo, and vocal chorus. The University ensemble will be heard tonight at the High School Veek ex crcises in Chapel. The ensemble will play for the Phi Beta Kappa installation of new members at Hotel Columbia, Satur day. May 7. SYLVAN BROS. JEWELERS AND DIAMOND MERCHANTS Class Ringe - Medals and Pine of the Better Kind 11 Main Street Corner Main and Hampton Streets COLUMBIA, 8. C. 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