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Pen Feathers By Jane Cox This is a week-end of transition-from Enright to West brook in one short Spann. And "ball" to students ceases to mean the pigskin and begins to mean the dance. The Pi Kap will lead out with the season's first biennial formal, tomorrow nite at the Jefferson. And the ballroom will be a winter wonderland of evergreens and gold and white. Then Saturday the student body will hop collectively into cars of various degrees of ownership and speed and swarm the C city for the year's last varsity football game, with the Citadel. Cutie Katie Ileaty is going down a day early for the Medical Ball, Friday nite. 4 Some few individualists are leaving town this week-end with out going to Charleston. Fr'instance, Pebby Forbes is going to Davidson for the joint Kappa Sig-K A joint banquet-dance. Smiles Jacobs will attend Greenville's Assembly Ball tonite. And several uninitialed shysters, of typical barge and numer oils words are off to Dlurham and the Phi Delta Phi rally ... among them the eridite Andy Marion, Buck Perrin, Bob Dos ter. and the Jansen dream man, Bub )Dargan. Pi Kaps of the state are gathering in Greenville, Saturday for a brotherly conclave, and the local chapter is Planning to forget the nite before as soon as possible, and attend en masse. Marianne Marsher and Mary Frances Polk will play after the-game hostesses in Beaufort to several ardent football fans. Doris Nash, Marion Wilder, linor BranId, Peggy Bailey are all going over, and there will be baking of clants or oysters or something equally beachy. And speaking of bldles aln(d balls, the girls of Wade IIamp ton, with real college dormitory spirit, will have a house dlance Monday nite in the lobby of their building. It will last from 9 to 1, all in formal attire. And muisic will come from a pick ill) arrangement. The Pee Dee Carolina Club has announced its hop for I)e cember 30, with II. Westbrook playing. Jiimny McLeod of Florence is presiden.t of the sectional grolup. DDI) society of the past an( Present, its mothers and its patrollesses, gathered inl the chapter room Tuesday afternoon for a big tea, given by the actives anld pledges. The afrair was designed to honor the 11h1unni1tae an11d parents and friends of the grolp. And the Pi Phi's, with liany other Greekettes as well, did soIe inlformlal honoinlg Tuesday nlite in Sints. third floor. Mary Free, fo,v as a kitten, was the guest of honor at the feast. wliich was complete to cake with 21 catdles and antclovie J)Iste. And always first with tle news! The AT) party sched uled for last I'uesday will actually come off niext Tuesday! Dr. Frank O(.)vens, president of the Couilb'a TA aun1I, iS having a party Wedliesday for the chapter. It's for all pledges and actives and everyone else ... Dr. Frank loves everyone. Those puzzling Pi K A's had a surprise visitor Tuesday when their national president, Freeman Hart, dropped by the rooms for a pop call. Mr. Hart was on his way from time Inter-fra ternity Council meeting inl New York to Atlanta where the fraternity has its national headquarters. Several campus dudes will be put through their paces dur ing the next few days, amnd then come (out active memmbetrs. Pii Eps will take ini the followinig four: D)avid Altermtan, Bill Langfan, Samn Rosen, antd Harry Brill. And Wednlesday, D)outg .Jennings will becotme a full fledged Kappa Alpha rose. McGREGOR'S DRUG STORE 1308 MAIN STREET Prescriptions - Sodas 3 ? Cigarettes - Toilet Articles Call 2-3308 POR PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE 1345 MAIN STREET L a tes t P op ul ar PHONE 9605 RECORDSe "LEAVE SHOES AT INTELLIGENT SERVICE CANTEEN" R. 4E. Mhain,e Inc. Ne R. yE Meian,tee e Shoe Hospital Better Carolina Life Light Insurance Co. Sells a Policy Suitable to the Better Needs of Each Member of the Sight Famil INDUSTRIAL,-OLD LINE South Carolina NO Electric & Gas C . w s'-rANV N Margaret Haskell ChristmasDamas To Be Danced On Thursday Dancing to the tunes of Bluster Spann and his orchestra, Senior Damas will sponsor its Christmas formal in the ballroom of the Jef ferson hotel next Thursday, Dec. 12, from 9-1 p. m. Alargaret Has kell, president, will lead the grand march with her (late, larshall Hildebrand, Jr. Other officers and their dates are: Thelma Gardner, vice-president, and Emerson Ford; Irene Gillespie, sec retary, and Bill Norton; Catherine Douglas, treasurer, and Richard El liott; Eloise Oliver, chairman of the dance committee, and T. Al. Dtt Bose, I II. Those in charge of the invitation committee are: Elinor Flinn, Lil Boulware, and Dot Frblich. The flower committee is composed of Julia NIcClain and Margaret Cain. The hallroom will be appropri ately decorated% with a Christmas motif and white candles. Besides the three regular no-breaks, there will he a special one for the nem bers of Damas and their dates. Verse Choir Gives Christmas Program The University of South Caro lina Verse Speaking Choir will give its first formal program of the year at Drayton Hall on Tuesday, De cember 10, imo, at 8:30 p. in. Tho progrrin will consist of Christmas poems which will be divided into three sections; Advent, Nativity, Epiphauy, with musical interludes. The highlight of the program will be a section of the Gospel of Saint Luke with Florence Robbins as soloist. Invitations have been issued to all members of faculties of the Uni versity of South Carolina and Co lumbia College. All students are cordlially invited to atteind. Co-eds On Campus Have Candle Services Now Because of the success of the ves pers5 at 11 o'clock each inighit ini the womien's dlormiitories during Prayer week before Thanksgiving, the girls of Wade HaImp)toni College have cointinued the practice with a cand(le light service each evening. Splawvn Rollins, the presidlent of the building, has charge of the (de votioiials. Assisting her are Con stance L ong, Florence Robbiins and( Christine Burgess. An average of about 2) uisually attend these pray~3ers. KIRBY'S . POTATO CHIPS AT THE GAMES AND CANTEEN *Learn Ball Room Dancing THE NASY WAY ::Register .Now: Fetner - McCulloch SCHOOL OF DANCING 811 Woodrow - Phone 5482 Or See Wahlee Hinson CAROLINA'S MOST POPULAR RESTAURANT Bihari's Restaurant 1229 Hampton Ave. Thelma Gardner Irene Gillespie Pi Kops Pictured above are the sponsors for the Pi Kappa Phi formal which w Dixon, Irene Mars, Lib Adams, Edith Ford, Ann Cathcart, and Virgit Pi Beta Phi Will Co-eds Swing Out Dance On Friday With Tea Dance TPhe Pi Beta Phi sororty wi~ll Sosrigtcsci i ri hiave its biennial formal b)all F ri- tesmserthCoeA,oc lay, Dcecmber 13 from 9:00 'till isgigatei(nc ile 1:00 in the ballroom of the Colum- lnvrivFilhu I)ia H otel. Jim Aibritton and his htawilfnshhemsc C'itadlel "Blulldlogs" will furnish the 'i stai' rcte h ' p music for the affair. Several Citadel p h oml~hihhgi~.t: 'adets are expected to come up withp..inteJfronhelI av he band for the nop. Irdenichimnote !ie Margaret Blackwell, pr'esidlent of ciiiite le chapter, wvill leadI the graindlmisadseceso i' e~ narch with A. C. Lyles of Green-thners fteClrta' ille and CoIlumbia. Other officersdysthrwilntea ..1 ire: Mary' Free, vice-president; Lihibuiesmengoth \ I (ghies, recording secretary; ii linfrtemthol)c2 )owlinig, correspondling secretary; l'heresa Jackson, treasurer; and Sritill)50cn. rente Gillespie, pledlge~ supervisor. The main ev*en t of the evenilna1ngcl)e lu wl vill be the special Pi5Phi "no-break'', neduigtebdi(a'.leHry he pilans of which wvillI be an-\Vsrok(; o' wlplv JhSap ormgthascnyilra 1 2 Matin giiga e acei h a Phifoma cwial Pregi.sa Christ.ainGretingJCardrson hten.ltty -.-.4 Catherine "Tot" Douglas riCe 11 be danced tonight. They are Ann iia COX.-Courtesy of Columbia Record. Non de Script Dance Features Westbrook Th'le crystad r(n4o thle 1Idte CkliIllhi1a \viII be ite sCene f mle .If the SCaso',s ovelie't lea ce,. tI the inu )ic of er1 W(eI , tlr.- k Iands NodSriphe t T aen THE CLAUDE AGE "THE LARGEST AND L REAL ESTATI INSUR PROPERTIES Bought Sold Exchanged 1232 Washington : COLUMB Eloise Oliver Dnigt Frat Gives First Formal Of Semester The first Carolina fraternity for mlal of the season will be danced tonight when the Sigma Chapter of Pi Kappla Phi entertains at the Jef f.rson Iotel with Huster Spann and his orclestra furnishing the music. fefore the ball the members of the local clapter and their dates will celebrate the annual Found cr's day banquet at 7 1'. M. Fred Swaffichl, president of the Colum hia ahuni chapter, will act as toastmllaster. ired Quinn, president, has invited JhI II. McCann, the national ex vCcntcive !ecretarv from Richmond, 'Va., and William J. Herry, presi (lent to attend the festivities. Sponsoriiig for the formal are: Elizabet h Adams for Fred Quinn, preident : Edith Ford for Olin Stilf, trea.uirer: Virginia Cox for Jimmy M-erchant, secretary: Ann Cathcart for Olin McDonald. his torian: Hlenrietta Stevens of Ben net tville, for David Fowler, chap lain: Ann Dixon for David Nurray, warden: and Iene Mars for JimniM Wilson. chairman of dance commit tee. Mrs. Susan Guignard Moye, Co inmbia interior decorator, has ciarec of decorating the dance hall which will be in white and gold and evergreens. Chaperons for the celebration, which copimemorates the thirty -ixth year of the fraternity since its organization ill 190-1, will be nem bers of the faculty, alumni over the tate, and patrons of the organiza tion. I EAT Shack's Made In Columbia L FRESH DAILY E. CREASON NCY ~VEST IN THE STATE" - RENTALS ANCE PROPERTIES Leased Financed Developed :Phones 4382 - 83 [A, S. C.