The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 03, 1939, Page Page Five, Image 5
Tri D
CAMPUS
During the mid-semester lull
off for the week-end. MRS. OE
NETTE WATTS spent the wee]
TER and MARGARET ASH
MARION GRAHAM spent the
in Darlington. IRENE SCOT'
St. Cecilia Ball and BETTY AM
in Hartsville. PAT JETER v
Dances at Chapel Hill. Also I
WYMAN went to the dances at
and ISABEL SLOAN spent the
MARY DIXON spent the wei
30TT went to Brunswick, Ga.
Clemson and MARION JEAN (
in Edgefield. DURRETT LIPS
NITA TURNER of the local
week-end with her cousin, Indi
Zeta chapter at Florida Southe
At Georgia Tech this past
MOORE, BETTY ALLEN, A3
CELY. This coming week-end
the State Conclave of Kappa S
soring for the Kappa Sigs fron
HARRIET McBRAYER and I
up for the dance.
The Z. T. A.'s were given a
and alumnae at FRANOES H
night they gave a weiner roast
Daniel in her attractive play rc
of the sorority.
Tuesday night just before I
THOMAS entertained for the
a drop-in at her home on Salui
MID-SEMEST
Sorority mid-smC2ster rushir
night with a Pan-Hellenic Tea i
ing is informal and lasts a wee]
afternoon at five o'clock. Pled
day.
Some of the new students at 1
Lucy Sanders, Flokie DesChan
and Betty Jane Sandifer from
ter, S. C., transferring from Col
Lake City, transferring from C(
tlebaum, who transfers from C
from Walterboro.
Many rush parties have be(
week. The Pi Phis had a tea
afternoon and a party there
Omegas gave a dunking party
night the alumni gave them a I
Friday afternoon they had a ti
to six. The A. D. Pi's gave a
and a tea at Mary Fitch's Thue
The boys are having an infor
many parties and dances. The
Thursday night at Jack Cosby 'i
Saturday night. Johnny Crew
dell visited the Sigma Nu's a
Pledge Dance last week-end.
The Sigma Chii's are plannin
this Saturday night. They hat
Wednesday night and a supp<
president is Randy Bradham;
secretary, Cordray Wofford, ai
Wheeler is Pan-Rellenie repres
The Pi Kappa Phis have jusi
Leonard Long is the new pres
Fred Quinn, treasurer; Bruce I
ghetti supper at Gammon's lasi
Wednesday. On Saturday they
at Lexington.
The Kappa Sigmas are plamn
the Eighth District Conclave at
fifteen of the members are plai
the newly elected president of
Program Given
By "Y" Group
"Religion on Our Campus" was
the theme of the program given by
several members of the University
Y. W. and Y. M. C. A. at St. Mat
thews last Sunday evening. Harold
Prince, president of the Y. M. C. A.,
read the devotional. Courtenay
Carson on the devotional work of
the churches on the University
campus, and "Dink" Gaines, Y. W.
C. A. secretary, had as her topic
"The Christian Way of Life." A
trio composed of Eva Gary Cope
land, Miriam Marshall, members of
the Y. W. cabinet, and "Dink"
Gaines sang, and Mary Couch told
the stor'y of her life and played the
piano.
Mrs. Grace Swdeney
To Tell Of Travels
"Travels in France and Spain"
will .be the subject of Mrs. Grace
Sweeney's talk to the Lexington
county University alumnae and
mothers when she speaks to that
group Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Sweeney is an associate pro
ela S
COURSE
almost everyone went home or
ILDS and NANCY with JEAN
r-end at Pawleys. KITTY FOB
E went to Sullivan's Island.
week-end with ANNE JAMES
L' visited in Charleston for the
ZLER visited JANE BLIZZARD
rent up to Sigma Nu's Pledge
WACKEY KING and MARION
Chapel. Hill. ELOISE OLIVER
week-end at Lancaster.
-k-end in Atlanta and EVA AB
MARJORIE HOLT went to
IAMPBELL spent the week-end
00MB visited in Hartsville.
chapter of Delta Zeta spent the
a Claire, president of the Delta
rn School.
week-end were ANNIE LEE
9ELIA ARTHUR and POLLY
GRACE KILGORE is going to
igmas at Wofford, She is spon
t here. INAJEAN CLAUSSEN,
IETTY WHELCHEL are going
tea this past week for members
UGGINS' home. Last Monday
at the home of Mrs. J. McTyre
'om. Mrs. Daniel is an alumnae
he Tri Delta formal MAMIE
rri Deltas and their dates with
[a avenue.
ER RUSHING
g began officially last Sunday
it the Woman's Building. Rush
c. Bids are due in next Sunday
ging will be Monday and Tues.
;he University this semester are:
ips, Sara Rushton, Dot Bowden
Columbia; Mary Burgess, Sum
umbia College; Jeanette Propst,
mnverse College, and Billie Quat
oker. Also Caroline Fishburne
n in progress during the past
at their sorority house Monday
Thursday afternoon. The Chi
Monday afternoon and Tuesday
ralentine party at Julia Hyatt's.
a at Putter Talbert 's from five
Barn Dance Wednesday night
-sday afternoon.
mal season of rushing also with
Sigma Nu's had a dinner party
and a dance at John Spigner 's
s, Jack Cosby and Stokes Ran
t Chapel Hill for their annual
Sa dance at the Elk's Club for
a drop-in at Jimmy Wheeler's
~r Thursday night. Their new
vice-president, Rufus Fellers;
id Joe Bird, treasurer. Jimmy
entative.
elected their new officers, too.
[dent; Bill Carrigan, secretary;
[unt, warden. They had a spa
Tuesday night and a hay ride
will hold their annual fish fry
iing to send representatives to
Wofford this week-end. About
mning to go. Alex McArthur is
the Kappa Sigma.
Ping-Pong Tilt
Ends Monday
The ping-pong tournament for
co-eds at the University will end
Monday afternoon. This tourna
ment has been going on for the
past two weeks in the basement of
the Student Union Building.
Twenty girls are enrolled in the
competitions. Participants are ar
ranged in a "ladder", in order ac
cording to their registration. The
girl at the head of the ladder when
the tournament ends will be de
clared the winner.
The Women's athletic associa
tion, headed by Doll Hunt, is spon
soring the tournament. Margaret
Rollins is in charge of arrange
ments.
ern Languages. For the past sev
eral years she has conducted tours
abroad each summer. She will do
this again this year, and a number
of University students plan to be
in her group.
--U. U. C.
The University of Minnesota has
opened a "conversation laboratory"
in which students and faculty miem
bers conduct conversations which are
ororit
Co-ed Association
Girl Break Tom,
Westbrook's Band
Plays For Daince
The Co-ed Association is spon
soring a girl-break dance tomor
row evening at the University gym
nasium from 9 to 12 o'clock. Henry
Westbrook will play.
Proceeds will go to the central
scholarship fund of the University
subscribed to by all campus organ
izations to enable desirable students
to complete their college careers.
Officers of the Co-ed association
are: Miss Martha Withers, presi
dent; Miss Marion Graham, vice
president; Miss Peggy Bailey, sec
retary; and Miss Dorothy Crow,
treasurer. Miss Leola Garety is
dance committee chairman.
Among those invited to chape
ron the dance are the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Legare Bates, Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Webster, Mr. and
Mrs. F. C. Withers, Jr., Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Buchan
an, Jr., Mrs. Ada Wyman, Mr. and
Mrs. T. R. Garety, Mrs. Clarence
E. Owens, Mrs. W. E. Smith.
Also: Dr. and Mrs. J. Rion Mc
Kissick, Dean and Mrs. Orin F.
Crow, Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Brad
ley, Gov. and Mrs. Burnet R. May
bank, Dean and Mrs. John A.
Chase, Mrs. Arney Childs, Dr. and
Mrs. A. C. Carson, Dr. and Mrs.
Havilah Babcock.
Also: Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Harth, Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Lips
comb, Mrs. Maude M. Hawkins,
Dr. and Mrs. 'Josiah Morse, Dr.
and Mrs. W. E. Hoy, Mr. and Mrs.
R. G. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Rex En
right, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Callcott,
Dr. and Mrs. -C. F. Mercer, Dean
and Mrs. G. E Olson, Mr. and Mrs.
W. 0. Sweeny, Dr. and Mrs. R. H.
Wienefeld, Dr. and Mrs. James T.
Penney, Dr. Reed Smith, Prof. and
Mrs. R. M. Stephen, and Mr. and
Mrs. M. F. Neese.
Newly Electe
BEVERLY BATES
JUNE WEBB
The newly elected officers of the
Bates, president (upper left); Marl
right); June Webb, secretary (lowe
(lower right).
Delta Sigma Pi
Elects Officers
At a recent meeting of the Delta
Sigma Pi commercial fraternity
new officers were elected. They
are:. Harry Findley, president; D.
H. Pate, vice-president; A. C.
Lyles, junior warden; Benjoe Wil
liams, secretary; Marvin Busbee,
treasurer; Evans Guyton, chancel
lor.
--U. U. 0.
Ohio Wesleyan University sports
team managers receive gymnasium
credit for their work.
"Make The
MI SHOP
Your Shop"
CALL
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HOC
Presents
>rrow Night
"Y" Leads All
Contributors
Organizations Aid
Scholarship Fund
The Y. W. C. A. leads the list of
:ontributors to the Central Schol
arship fund with $24.55. Alpha Kap
pa Gamma and Pan-Hellenic come
second with $15.45 and- $15.'00 re
spectively. The Co-ed Association,
K. S. K., Hypatian and Euphrosy
nean have each contributed $10.00.
Three girls have received loan of
P105.00 each from the fund. These
girls have signed notes promising to
repay the full amount within two
years from the date of the loan.
rhese girls were selected on the ba
sis of merit by the Central Schol
arship Committee composed of
Mrs. Childs, chairman, Dean Chase,
and Frances Smith.
The fund is sponsored by Alpha
Kappa Gamma, national leadership
fraternity for girls. Frances Smith
heads the fraternity committee in
charge of the project and is largely
responsible for its success. Dink
Gaines, assistant dean of women
and national president of Alpha
Kappa Gamma, has advised the
fraternity.
Through the efforts of Virginia
Webb an arrangement for ten per
cent of the total amount of bills of
University co-eds in the Janie Lin
coln and Efird Beauty Parlors will
be sent monthly to the Central
Scholarship fund. Students are
urged to patronize these establish
ments.
--U. U. C.
- Actress Helen Hayes became Ham
ilton College's second alumna when
she was awarded a Doctor of Hu
mane Letters.
d Officers
MARION GRAHAM
SARA HARRISON
Alpha Kappa Ganuna:. Beverley
on Graham, vice-president (upper
r left); Sarah Harrison, treasurer
S. H. KItE
5, 10 and
WE INVI
to inspect our comp
"Scholastic" S&
SHOP IN C
Air ondritionad ..
Is.An
S. . .IT ...
Margaret Ashe, Prej
Social N
Our nomination for this wee
IOHNSON. . . . Sure will miss
GRAVES who have gone to NeNN
LONG has petitioned the facull
country club. . . . ALEX DAI
Yankee than ever after staying
ter, has returned to U. S. C. . . . I
has given his picture to the o1
BOBBY BURGESS otherwise ol
is back in school which gives a
way or the other and anyway
. . Finis.
Feminine
Fashions
Margaret Ashe in plaid taffeta
,vith a wide hoop skirt..Irene Scott
n a dress she designed herself uf
>ink net over a silver lame slip and
:he long white gloves she wore at
:he St. Cecilia Ball in Charleston
...Mickey Bowman with her hair
jp in curls... Kitty Foster in
Iraped pink chiffon...Jane Wylie
n a lovely creation with orchid net
kirt and.a sequin bodice.. .another
fane, Jane Blizzard in a bright teal
lue moire taffeta Nith a Il oop
;kirt.. .and last but not least Mary
Simims Oliphant in a lovely dress
bvith beads down the front.
Glee Club
Plans Tour
The Men's Glee Club is planning
tour of the state some time dur
his month. No definite date has
>een set as yet, and the itinerary
ias not been mapped out.
Director Billy Baldwin said to
lay, however, that the tour would
e made as soon as arrangements
:ould be completed with organiza
ions sponsoring the appearances.
several applications have been re
~eived from towns throughout the
tate. Money has been appropri
ted by the University for the trip.
The Club is concentrating prac
ice on musical numbers it expects
o present on the tour.
--. 6. 0.
The University of Wisconsin has
special student board to promote
inidergraduate participation in ex
ra-curricular activities.
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Ha.t Ooandionad
nual
ident of Tri Delta
otes
C 's well-dressed girl is GALE
KAT GOODING and WRAY
York to study art. . . . LANG
,y for re-instatement in this
TIDSON, a more pronounced
away from the South a semes
;ONNY JONES, the gad-about,
ily one (M). . . . Welcome to
P. C. ... VIVIAN RUIRMEY
eertain Sigma Chi a break one
-edies his traveling expenses.
160 Students
AidedByNya
Approximately 160 students of
the University were aided in their
efforts to obtain an education by
the National Youth Administration
last semester, according to figures
released by 0. F. Kelly of the
treasurer's office.
Mr. Kelly said that only a few of
the students employed under the
N. Y. A. on the campus had failed
to measure up to the required scho
lastic standings. In order to hold
their jobs, students employed must
make a "C" average in all of their
studies.
A. K. G. Sponsors
Student Sing
The Alpha Kappa Gamma sing
has been scheduled for the chapel
program on February 16. All fra-.
ternities and sororities are expect
ed to compete. Regulations pro
vide that not more than six and not
less than two members will repre
sent each group. Each will sing
two of their fraternity songs. A
cup will be awvarded to the frater
nity and sorority that are judged to
be the winner. It is hoped that.
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Dance.
GrandMarch
Is Led By
Miss Ash
Buster Spann
Furnishes
Music
Last Tuesday night, January 31st,
the members of Tri Delta gave
their annual ball. It was one of
the best dances of the year and a
large crowd attended. It was held
in the ballroom of the Jefferson
Hotel with Buster Spann playing.
The ballroom was lovely, having
been decorated by Mrs. Owens in
the sorority colors, silver, gold and
blue.
During the evening there was a
Grand March and a special figure
for the actives and their dates.
These were led by the officers and
their dates: Margaret Ashe, presi
dent, with Pete Peters; Hildur Syl
van, secretary, with Reginald
Heintish; Molly Tabor, treasurer,
with Dick Grimshaw; Jacqueline
McCutchen, chairman of the dance
committee, with Louis Gilland.
They carried arm bouquets of yel
low jonquils and blue delphinium,
tied with tulle in the colors of the
sorority. During the special no
break Mamie Thomas sang "Dust
On Tri Delta Moon."
Many of the alumni and several
members of the Tri Delta chapter
at the College of Charleston,
Charleston, S. C., attended. Invit
ed to chaperon were: Dr. and Mrs.
McKissick, members of the Uni
versity faculty and parents of the
members of the sorority. Also
patronesses of the sorority.
Before the dance Mamie Thomas
entertained at her home on Saluda
Avenue with a drop-in for Tri Del
tas and their dates.
---. g. 0.
Phi Delta Phi
Gives House Party
The University chapter of Phi
Delta Phi, international law frater
nity, gave a beach house-party last
weekend at Sullivan's Island. A
large number of members from the
College of Charleston chapter of
the fraternity attended.
Carolina students who went to
Charleston for the affair are: Nat
Barnwell, Herb Willis, Billy Rog
ers, Hoke Roberson, Jimmy Thom
as, Kitty Foster, Clifton Stroheck
er, Patsy Ridgeway, and Margaret
Ashe. Ann Barnwell and Rita
Frierson, of Charleston, were
among the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner Logan, of
Charleston, chaperoned the party.
Mr. Logan is a 1937 graduate of
thc University of Sou th Caroelina.
this song will become an annual
event.
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