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IGerman Club Hither 'N Yon By -JOE THOMPSON * Fraternity Pledges Announced .. . This week fraternities announced the names of new boys recently pledged. But keep on the lookout for more names as rushing this year will continue through the semester . . . Alpha Tas Omega formal pledging was held Saturday. December 6th 'ith a party afterwards at Forest Lake. The new pledges are Barnwell Heyward and Jimmie Whitmore . . . Phi Kappa Sigma honored the following new pledges at a party at Senator Nammond's last Saturday night: Beezie Hydrick, Columbia; Phillip Hartley. Darlingtor : E. J. Atkinson. Gresham : Sydney Blackburn, Columbia ; John Reese, Rock Hill ; Sam Campbell, Kenilworth, Ill.; Don Peeters, Chicago, Ill.; Enoch Smith, Columbia; John Holliday. Charlotte, N. C.; Bob White, Co lumbia; and John Salisbury, Eastover . . . Sigma Nu: Bob Nieman, Chicago,%111.; Dale Trushiem; Harrison Perry. Co lumbia; Donald Smith, Greenville; Jimmny Simpson: John Wordeman, South Dakota; R. P. Anthony; Bob Barager, Rochester, N. Y.; and Henry Murphy, Columbia . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon held their formal pledging December .6th in Clariosophic Hall. Those pledged were: Tommy Howell, Co lumbia; Tom Boyle, Columbia; D. D. Salley. Orangeburg; Bill Wannamaker, Orangeburg; Larry Averett, Miami, Fla.; Gerald 'Terry, Nebraska; Brooks Lawton. Allendale; and Jack Lennon, New Lexington, Ohio . . . A party honoring the new pledges will be tomorrow night at "Bubber" Boyle's country lodge .. . Kappa Alpha has announced the following new pledges: Di-k Dusenbury, Florence: Bobby P.iddlc. Columbia; Bill Cox. Norfolk. Va.; and Don Grant, Bishopville . . . Pi Kappa Phi: W. C. Smith. Columbia: Billy Salter. Columbia: Bob Friedman. New York City : Charleh Saunders. McCor mik ; and Len Stuttman, Chicago, 111. * Sorority Bits . . Alpha Delta Pi entertained Monday night with a buffet sup per for the new pledges at their apartment on the corner of Barnwell and Gervais Streets . . . Z. T. A's. initiated Sybil Fulmer November 29 and pledged Dot Hoyt and June Trapp, both Columbia girls. last week. 'The pieiges are giving the actives a party tonight in the new room . . . The Pi Phi's will initiate Doris McLeod next week . . . Pledges of Kappa Delta honored the actives wit Ii a party last night at the KD house ... The Chi O's are all excited over their new room. Bv the way. it is situated on Pickens Street at the bottom of the hill from Sims . . . The 'Tri Delt's will entertain with their annual Pine party (the Christmas party). in the rooms on Pickens Street next week. a *** * * Lambda Chi Alpha . . The new' fraternity at Carolina entertained with a buffet supjper' W'ednesday night at the honie of Captatin and Mrs. Williami Cza:irnitz.ki at Arcadia. Their a lumni were honored recently at a colfee, and1 the boys arme planning a swin1uing' and( suI~pper parlty tomoirr'ow night, and. Suinday. a supper anud church pairty at Trinity' Ep)iscopal Chmuruch. * Phi Kappa Sigma ... Pledge officers are : Blue Steele. president : Elijah Free, vice presidet: Beezie H ydrick, secretary: Jack Wright, t reasuurer: Don Peeters. sergeant-at-armis: and E. J. Atkinson. publicity chairman. New initiates are: Willie Horton. Sam Mloyle, and * Cogie Eager. * Pi Kappa Phi . .* Initiat ion was held last Sunday when the followinhg boys were takeni into the brotherhood : Bob Lake. Graham W~ol fe. 11ludsoni Kelley, and [limas Moore . . . Dan Mceachin. Florence an d former Pi Kappa Phi at D)avidson, recently a ffiliated w ith this chapter. * Never A Dull Moment... TJhe Sigma Nu's are moving into their new house on Marioni Street tomorrow afternoon . . . Lights are on again at the Kap pa Sig house. Nope, they're no longer "Ini the Dark" . . . Mrs. Hugh L4. F'ergusonu. the former MIiss lDink"C GIaintes. paid a visit to Carolina this week. Ilecr presence' was certainly a fanmil iar sight to old stutdents. ALL SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS ART FLOWER SHOP 1227 Hampton Street Columbia, S. C. PHONE 2-6781 CORSAGES A SPECIALTY Christr . iJ Pi Kappa Phi Danced Thur The Sigma chapter of Pi Kappa Phi sponsored a formal dance last night at the Hotel Columbia. Music w as furni-hed by \lelvin Hemphill': orchestra and the deco rations were in the fraternity colors, gold and white-with greens. The main feature of the dance W he icetnn of the l,i K:inpla Phi 'sweetlhtart by the alunni of 1 the ch;ilper. The 'e!ection was made ju-t before a special no-break. The grand march w\as led by the follo inc totficerS and their spoi sors: Jav Hammett. pre ident w6ith Virginia Beckamn; Jimmy Parler, treasurer, with Penny Jennings; Dean Clary, secretary, with Ditty Copeland; Bobby Rigby, warden, with Dot Montgomery; George Gaddy, hi,torian, with Glennie Mc Laurn: Graham Hiarper, chaplain, with Ann H-udson; a'nd Donald llailey, chiairmian oi (lance conit-i tee, with J1ane Cosgrove. Find The Answer To This One Someionle toldl a ioke in the Irif inflirmary at the 1i niversity of South Uarohlia the uthier dai'. .No onte caught on. Thecy all just looked vacat tfor several nunuites and( thenl one person got the point. She htowled ns ith latughter while the rest of thew li teners bec am mn tore an miore mi itied. TI'hei n soeone el se caught on. Soon the entire intirmary wsa nThdhiouse of hysteria in the midst of whieb \'irginia Fisher was the only~ bewildered per-itn. She just soutldn't fiire it out aind no one wold tell her. ''A man s was statndiing on the cor ner, waiting on the street car. Thle street car canme, the man got on, paid his fare, and took a seat. Hie htad been ridsiing peaceablys for two blocks when the conductor threw hinm oli. \\hy ?" The answeri is a none-letter wsord begiinnintg withi the letter "p'. China Sterling Silver - Watches SYLVAN BROS. JEWELERS & DIAMOND MERCHANTS Genuine Merchendise Only -N. Plete N. imitetion Cor. Mel. & Himpton - Celumble, S. C. * ALWAYS GLAD TO 1015 Sumter Street MEALS. rics Fc Pi Kappa Ph -I. Formal 3day Night New Girls Chosen By Non-de-Script Thirteen girls, were elected int 'on-de-Script. L,niversity tea danc 'uh, at the first meeting of th ear, shinh w%as held Tuesday aiter oon in Sim1; lounge. Total m -CII wr-hip of the organization is lini '1 to thirty gir!! from the Jui nd Senior cha-es. Ne. iuembers are: lane l:islhburrn \lary Il4ope 'u1 rner, i;ctty Brad:l Margie Black. Su'an Doty, Jar Spechut. kohel .\eCants, Doris 1< Leod, Becky Mertz, \\ill Sossamol Baba Beiser, binky Fllerbe an [nez Morrall. Election of officers was helr Craig Carmichael was elected chair nan and Jean Stafford, co-chair nan. These are the only officer ii the chih. .\or-de-S'cript g ie tun -t !acsa ' ear, u, uially precedmi Independents Give Dance Saturday T he I ndepen dejuts' or ganizatio it the U.niver-ity is having a t la nce Sa 'turday r, D)ecember 1t. Thu lance voll he from 7 'til 9o'cloci \iembers arnd their guests w: lance to the- muic of Dean Ob~on ?at s in t he I'n iver,ity gymi. Sybil I ngram pr.i'esident, and he late Julian tnt ud I lead the fe, ivities. Other officers at(d the(r e orts are: IBery I Neruns, vice-pres lent, withi .d :\llen: tIarden len: \\'illie \tluller, treasurer, w i Deant Clary: anrd Kitty .\liFarlanr a ff chIa irmna n, withI Frnie Ba ue: COMMUNITY DRUG STORE 5214 - PHONES - 9498 625 Harden Street AROLINA ENGRAVING 00 'W/s1s4db4pwiv HAVE THE CROWD E SHOP Phone 5173 FU$1NI irmcl N ii Sponsors 1- * Students Appear In Music Recital Hugh \\ ibann. <reco of the departm: en:t or mu :e a ?t Un : er sity of Zrouth Carolina. w%:1 pretent a group of ctudents in a rec:tal on \\ednesday. Dec. 1' at a p. m. in the aUniversity chapel. The oilowving c students will appear: Organ Dori> Murrav \'iclin -MNary .\lcorn I i -t Doroth. P-ha-c l ack l'utier e~ F)Dlore Katz Polly Brow%er Barbara Bundrick d Patsy Patrick Samuel \\ashington Robert Gayle . . ice \\'rliamr Lawton Marie Hde .\ary Grace \\'!lianu Mlargairet t'ampbel Ntembiers of the stu:dent body! at I he tilve:'.\. parenth aid iT:elids ri the -!?:;.hints in tlie tc:|ta' a:e Special Vesper Christmas Program he prt'eueted on Friday. Dec1. at 7:.n p. mn mn the Umi'ersty chap rch'arge of pre2araionHv 'o the pro .f e:nm. th:'- ute -C(iu:b ha ve been a' ked to gne e e eral c deti'ns ai!' a!- to Irad the ;iulilence 'n the ':ning o ar ited( to corne i:nd jm ini :Ie th-'t Columbia Office Supply Co. P R INTI NG, Commercial Stationery - Office Equipment 1112 LADY STREET PHONE 5163 Allen's Exquei te Evening Dresses 1619 Main Street ext _ThI 4X 1 These are the sponsors for the Pi Kappa Phi formal-which was held last night at the Hotel Co. lumbia. The sponsors on the top row, reading from left to right, are: Virginia Beckham, Columbia, for Jay Hammet, president; Penny Jennings, Columbia, for Jimmy Parler, treasurer; Ditty Copeland, Limestone, for Dean Clary, secre tary; Glennie McLaurin, Furman, for George Gaddy. historian. Sec ond row: Dot Montgomery, George town, for Bobby Rigby, warden; Anne Hudson, Columbia, for Gra ham Hopper, chaplain; and Jane Cosgrove, Augusta, for "Duck" Bailie, chairman of the Dance Com. mittee. 59 Co-eds Bid By Senior Damas Club Senior Dana- d:ancc club elected ne*w memher, a! the a-t meeting w hich w a, held T I:eday. December 7, in Sims lounge. France, Randall. president was in charge of the meet ing. Membership in Senior Damas is made up of r0 per cent of the Jun i and cenio , in each <oror- and he Inidepende"-. I'he new mem .er, are as KN ;, a 1'i t: J. r; l;i- , Mlar J u' te l.al r l ' , t \\ - aam,. IE:rne-t:me Beaer. Bert \\': lon. an i Marianne Guerrv. Pi Beta Pi:: \l ary Clarke Re hecca Mertz. Dor:s McLeod, and Charlottc SLhultz. A:pha Pe!t, Pi Mar'orie Black. Binky E;erbe, Martha Murray Keller, Ine: \orrilil. \V Ida Niae Pen ningoin. J ane Spec ht. Miary Hope Tu: ner, Louse \\~alace. D)or oth:. >:e I Ia' arnd \\i e - man. Delta Zeta Martha jea:i Dob-'on. Doris Mu rra'. anel Clare Drigger-s %eta Ta: .\;phi:. tarmeie J en kinm andi ;'ts Vandel. Declta Delta I :a : iginia Cutn ningham,. \ r-r:n-a Fah:er, .\lartha Parker. Peggy Belser. [Betty Crit. Sue \\ihn:ghamn, Ru:th .\nder.son. Sallyv N a,b . H~iarhra I.ee Miargar et MIc Leod!. lRe'.erl' t applemnn, Mar g:e Pm'iney M !ary .oriL k. Lee I .orick, K at IKenna, .\nne Burn:s. D)orothy u.:g by, Kathermne Elhoctt, Il ieen Pr:ie t raig, and( buzannie l., ie,. Inmdchecndent, : NIehna 4.opelan:d, Rer\ le Ne'in,, Nininie Hu:he.. lBet ty Tatunm. F.lea nor l-onds . F: an ce Nillecr, 1- ances h>ne. Lareene Prince, Lal-a Snlhr an, and Camnlle liut-on. " AGood PI THE GOOC Open All Night Ready -to -V 1608 Mo irsday Dance Is Highlight Of Christmas Season Will Be At Jefferson The German Club will sponsor their annual Christmas formal on Thursday right, December 16th from nine 'til one. Music for the occasion will he furnished by Melvin Hemphill and his orchestra. The dance will be held at the Jefferson Hotel. The feature of the dance will be the grand march led by the follow ing officers of the club and their dates: Charles Cushman, president, with Elizabeth Gibert; George Hoover, vice-president, with Mar tha Care-: Frankic Marion, secre tary. with Betty Marshall; Othneil \Veinge', tr"a,urer, with Inez Mor rall: Tom Stevenson, assistant treas urer, with Jane Middlebrook; Dean Clary, junior leader, with Willhel mina Muller; and Joe Benton, senior leader, with Marjorie Black. The ballroom will be decorated in gay Christmas colors, complete with all the Christmas trimmings. Four no-breaks will be featured during the dance. Casting For Play Finished The L'niversity Players, directed by Prof. M. G. Christophersen. have cast a new play, "Every Family Has One." by George Batson. It will be given soon after the Christmas holi days. The cast is as follows: "Pene lope." Lalla Sullivan; "Mrs. Rear don." Amy Swarthout; "M\fr. Park er." Larry Newdick; "Essie." lane Hut-on: "Nana," Marian Rogers; \I r. Reardon " Bernanke Camp heti: "Marthal," lo'ephine Egger t-n. .\\ ar." Alan \\~atson; "M rs, Parker," Sue (.reenspan ; "Sherwin." Johnny Herrin and "Todd," David Jenkins. "Every Family Has One" will be produced soon after "Nine Girls," a murder thriller and the forthcom mn r'niversity Players' play, which wi;1 he given right before Christ n: hriia . The I uncr;t\ Pla.er" will also pr(-cut the Carouna Ballet, put on by the Foster :chool of Dance, in Lolumbta. will give a performance in Drayton Hall at 8 o'clock on Dec. . 'm be tue last time that aver! o th proessona:ri the ba:let will dance before going into the armed iorces. The ballet will be sponsored by the University Players and all club members will be admitted free of charge. THESIS An M.A. thesis, black-bound type written, was occidentally removed from the English office. It is urgent that finder return it immediately to the English office. Represenutati' es fromt the Chi Omega'~ coror:ty were not present at the 'meeting their membiers w ill he to be ' oted on at the next m ee ting. P:a, for a dance to be giv'en -cmetime in February were dis cu'-sed at the mecetimg. Definite pln i he antnounced at a later da.~te Ofticers of Senior Damas are; Frant es Rand[,ll, pre'iident: Sybil Singram, vice-president: Baba Bel. ser. ..ecr-:try: D or: Nash. treas :re'r; and Kitty Ya ndell. dance c lairmian. ace To Eat" IY SHOPPE Phone 9166 R Y'S /ear- Shoes in Street Eat SHACK'S * FMSN DAILY