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Turkey Supper
To Be Held
In Cafeteria
Outstanding among the holiday
dances is the Christmas German, tc
be held tonight in. the Ufiversity gym
nasium from half past nine 'til hall
past one.
Music for the evening will be playe<l
by "Bubbles" Becker and his orches
tra.
During intermission, a turkey, sup
per will be served in the Universit3
high school cafeteria to those attend.
ing the dance.
Decorations for the formal wil
carry out the Christmas motif of re<
and green. Red candles will be use<
on the tables at the supper.
Leading the grand march will bq
Fay DesPortes, president of the club
with Kitty Foster. They will be as,
sisted by Robert Matthews, vice-presi
dent, and Margy Elliott; Billy Bryan
secretary, and Katie Beaty; Jame,
Cothran, treasurer, and Ethel Rhodes
Dan Henderson, chairman of th<
dance committee, and Reba Hunt
Bob Smith, chairman of initiatioi
committee, and Martha Withers; Jacl
Cosby, assistant treasurer, and Mar
garet Haskell.
The junior-senior figure will b
lead by senior leader Leonard Lonj
with Betty Tecklenberg, assisted b:
junior leader Pete Smith with Pats:
Ridgeway.
In the receiving line to greet guest
will be Fay DesPortes and Dr. J
Rion McKissick.
Invited as chaperons are member
of the University faculty, parents an<
friends of Sigma Alpha Epsilon mem
bers.
Phi Sigs Have
Xmas Dance
Gamma Triton chapter of Phi Sig
Ma Kappa entcrtainCd with an !n
formal Christmas dance at Mrs. Johi
Sloan's studio on Bull Street las
evening at 8:30.
The high point of the evening wa
the presentation of a scholarship cu
to the University chapter by a repre
sentative of the Georgia Tech char
ter of Phi Sigma Kappa. Thi
scholarship cup, which is awarde
each year on a basis of improvemer
in scholastic achievement, has beel
won for the third consecutive year b
Gamma Triton chapter, which make
them permanent possessor of th
trophy. Heret6fore, the cup ha
circulated among chapters in th
southern province of Phi Sigma Kal
pa.
A feature of the evening's ente:
tainment was the distribution c
Christmas presents among the guest
Coeds To Send
Orphans Gifts
Every child at the Carolina Orpha
Home will receive a personal Chrisi
mas gift from one of the member
of the University Y. W. C. A. Eac
gift will bear the name of the Un
versity co-ed who sends it.
Louise Efird, who is in charge 'c
a Girl Reserve group at the orpha
home, made all arrangements for tI1
p resentation of the gifts, and will d<
liver them. The Co-ed Associatio
will send baskets of fruits with tlI
presents.
At the last meeting of the Generi
Y. W. C. A. Mrs. A. R. Childs, dea
of women, addressed the group, fo
lowing-up the talks of Dr. 'Hlenry (
Crane, who spoke at the Universit
recently.
Dink Gaines, secretary of the i
W. C. A., made a trip to Charlesto
Tuesday .to address the Universit
Alumnae Association there. SI1
gave information on the building prc
gram now in progress at the Univei
sity, and showed blue prints of ti
new woman's building to be erectel
Coeds Give Party
To Honor Servants
Girls living at te Woman's Buil<
ing gave a party yesterday afternool
at which their guests of honor wei
the servants of the building. A gil
selected by a committee appointed f<
that purpose, was presented from ti
Christmas tree to each servant.
Virginia Webb, president of tI
group of girls at the Woman's Buil<
ing, planned the party and helped ere,
and decorate the tree. After presei
tation of gifts Christmas carols wei
sung. Refreshments -of fruit cal,
and ice cream furnished by the cai
teen of the building, were served.
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Fashion Show Vesper.
[s Postponed Feature
The sophomore Y. W. C. A. fash- The third in a
:n show; originally scheduled for per services will
ast night. has been postponed until of the Woman's
Wednesday, Jan. 10. Postponement
vas necessary because the city mer- 7 p. m. Decora
hants who will supply clothes and candles will be u,
tage furniture for the show are un- beautiful Christn
Ne to spare them before the Christ- up in the buildinj
nas holidays. of Christmas mu!
Stage settings will be a Fifth Av- and a capacity ci
nue store, the owner of which will The entire fre
e Bernard Hester. Clerks employed will take part in
a the store will be Kate Park John- carols. Julia
an, Irene Mars, and Kathleen Caugh- beth Hallman,
nan. In the roles of customers will be Crumpler will ful
inn James, as mother ; Mackey King, companiment. T
s daughter, and Louis Searson, as presented from
ather. Dallas Wilson and Haymie looking the lob
'rince's quartet will add the musical story, "The Eld<
auch to the show, read by Dorothy
Styles to be modeled include even- the freshman Y.
ig gowns and jackets, ensembles for will read the sc
>otball games, tea dresses, street cos- tween verses fori
imes, and outfits for riding, tennis, In the rendition
nd bicycling. At the close of the pro
ram the outcome of the straw vote
owv being conducted for the best
ressed girl and boy at the Univer
ity will be announced. N W
Co-eds who will model are: Eloise
ingley, Ann DuPre, Katherine Toal,
relda Harth, Margaret Cain, Adelyn
ipscomb, Louise Fry, Katherine
;ooding, Eva Abbott, Katherine
Enight, Jesna Prevatte, Cornelia Yo
er, Margaret Todd, "Nicki" Mc
teen, Jacqueline Williams, Dot
ramlett, Naomi Ncwsome, Norine
luy, Helen Allen, Jewel Martin.
eraldinie Shapiro, and Fay Reyner.j
Zoeds Assist With
,hristmas T ree
The Co-ed Association will give
wventy dollars to the sociology de
artment to be used for the Christ
ias tree which it has each year at
Vilson's mill:
At this annual Christmas party, f if
i' needy families are given food,
lothing and present.
The Co-ed Association plans to
iake this an annual ctustom.
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Held In Gym
Monday Night
An important social event of the
holiday season is the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon formal which will be danced
in the University gynmasium, Mon
day evening, December 19 from 9:30
'til 1B:30.
Decorations for the formal will be
done in the fraternity colors, purple
and gold. The feature of the even
ing will be a special no-break for fra
ternity members and their dates.
There will be four other no-breaks
during the evening.
Buster Spann and his Gamecocks
will furnish the music for the dance.
Leading the grand march will be
the president of the chapter, Chick
Ford, with Kathryn Lemmon of Sum
ter. Assisting them will be Douglas
McKay, vice-president, with Edna
Green; Palmer McClellan, secretary
with Irene Mars; George Bunch,
treasurer, with Sara Robson; Harry
Mims, Dance committee chairman,
with Virginia Turner of Greenville;
Jerry H-ughes, pledge captain, with
Frances Butler.
The chaperon list will include
members of the University faculty
and parents of fraternity members.
Dance Held
Tomorrow
The social cabinet of Carolina will
present its Christmas ball in the gym
nasium tomorrow night f rom 9 p. m
til midnight, it was announced this
week by John Rogers, chairman of
the cabinet.
The hall will be decorated in red
and green, appropriate colors for the
season, Rogers said. Scrip for the
affair will be fifty cents.
Henry Westbrook's popular orches
music by tra will furnish the swing.
lewst Vice The social cabinet dance tomorrow
the co-- night will be the last presented by
r IAonar'd that. body this year.
Several other dances presented by
ithe cabinet this Gear have been in
usually successfu, Rogers said. He
sredicted thatc the Christmas bal
10 would be the climatic event of the
pre-Christmas campus social whirl.
Xmas FU. Bue .
series of joint yes- Tji Itchy Frmt
be held in the lobby cii
Building Sunday at To aACve Pa L
tions of holly and The first annual Christmas party
aed in addition to the of T s Itchy fraternity will be given
pas tree already set by chapter members at Lake Murray
n. A special program tonight.
;ic has bccn planned, Last week, the chapter had a party
towd is expected. in Ha hie Ptince's room. Punch and
shma ~.W. C A.cake were served. Before school lefts
eekout, members will have a Christmas
the choruses of the tree in chapter room 6, tenement 1
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