Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-Al sudent Body Is Issued Invation The Rho Chapter of Kappa Alpha fraternity will hold its annual Carolina-Clemson tea dance immediately following the game Thursday, October 22, in the ball room of the Hotel Jefferson from 6:00 'til 8:00 p. m. Music for the occasion will be furnished by Woody Woodward and his darce or chestra. Members of the student bodies of both Carolina and Clemson along with the fac ulty of both schools are in vited. Sponsoring for the dance will be Dorothy Edmunds for president, Don Grant; Martha Whorton for vice president Donald McKellar; Marjorie Dean for secretary, Cleveland Putman, and Ma mie Dowe for treasurer, Har vey Shaw. The sponsors will be pre sented rose bouquets by the fraternity, and all fraternity members will wear red roses in their lapels. Frat To Begin Supper Series Dr. E. B. Wright and Dr. J. B. McConaughy of the University faculty were honor guests of the Epsilon Psi chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity Friday eve ning, October 17, at an informal banquet held at Harvey's cafe teria. Dr. Wright gave a brief in formal speech centering around some incidents that occurred when Dr. McConaughy was a student under Dr. Wr*ht. Both profes sors are former members of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. The Lambda Chi's are planning to hold these suppers each week with an outstanding faculty mem ber or alumni as the guest speaker. of BOS Iwo st rops ..dio'uckles. . charm as you'd expect Your feet look sizes smalle: "A-Cute" Angle lasi Black Bolick's SI 78SALUAVE da Gives ea Dance Inter-Fraternity Will Sponsor Contest For Best Clemson Display The Inter-fraternity CQuncil is announcing a contest for the most original and clever display for the coming Carolina-Clemson football game. Signs and banners are to be made and displayed in front of the homes of various campus or ganizations. A trophy cup will be awarded for the best display. An attempt is being made to improve relations between the Carolina and Clemson students. In previous years some of the dis plays have not been in very good taste according to I.F.C., so they are making the request that signs be kept clean and sportsmanlike. Unkind and vulgar slams at Clem son are not in order although clever digs are quite appropriate. The keynote for displays this year will be originality and clev erness. In order to attract the eye of passing Columbians they should be mechanical and involve the use of lights. The displays should be designed to amuse and gain the good will of all visitors to the campus during the week of the game. Kappa Delta Has Founders Banquet The Beta Delta chapter of Kap pa Delta at the University of South Carolina celebrated their Golden Founder's Day Anniver sary with an informal banquet at Harvey's cafeteria Tuesday, Oc tober 21. Honor guests were 12 Columbia women who were members of a Kappa Delta Chapter at Chicora college. This chapter was one of the first Kappa Delta chapters. A Jean Early, president, gave the for welcoming address, which was re- Dea turned by Jane Brooks Marshall, president of the Alumni chapter. Miss Marshall then introduced the honor guests, some of- whom gave interesting incidents of their sorority life 45 years ago. Officers of the Kappa Delta chapter are Jean Early, president; E Jean Wallace, vice president; Lib by Duncan, secretary; Trudy sity Leonard, treasurer; Lillian Love, the editor and Mary McQueen, as- Thu sistant treasurer. to I .i . - .... . Elei leni T Car Thu stini ufl Ben Alp N Cla, Ga' Sly] Mar Chi A Cun Ede Filli Gra; Colt ford Mal Thoa ren, Viel Delt H twkc, as much from any shoe. And sob 9 in that. $7f.95 snede [moe Salon I bove, starting at upper right corner and reading clockwise, are Don Grant, president; Martha Whorton for Donald McKella., n for Cleveland Putman, secretary. eventyPor Pledged Afo Eigh{ Sororities ight sororities of the univer- Betty Bla4mon, Greenville; Be campus pledged 74 rushees at sy Blundon, Charleston, W. Va close of the fall rush week on Mary Louise Gaillard, Columbia rsday, October 15, according Susan McElveen, Columbia; Jul in announcement by Margaret izer, president of Pan-Hel- Simpson, Columbia; Lib Ushe Council. Columbia; Ann Porcher Zeiglo he release of the list of pledges e through Dean Childs' office Delta Zeta rsday afternoon at 5:00 p. m. Charlotte Barton, Dillon; Vi, Nia Epsilon PhiMatnCoub;Erln Ma arillyn Coplan, Columbia; tx ouba u u1e >lyn Katz, Columbia; Rita Srnfed s, Denmark; Marjorie Pearl 3, St. Matthews; Florette Rey Columbia; Estelle. Wagner, Betytlat<onvGrenile;Be aycylundon,oCharlorence;W.uth MarynLouiselGallard,WColumbi Susan McElveen,oColumbty;JJue Simpson,y;Btt eCw, helmineLi she -Til;Pasymily,aoumba;shnl dop Zeioe ionrlotteingrton,Greenoille. Matn, Baol,mbilumEir;yCarMai ~etox,eColuobun;biae Martha Springfield.a;Robrt is nettsville li a ancym Brusene, la.nc; Rath .k, ,Columbia; t W.nifred les,a Croteod Hantty Jane ed n' dvct Fraw;BtyJa McLen, orece eil; Pa, Chrileston Coalubia;w D nas Bas,foti; CarolyanK :e,s'Columbia; M artyd tehieandorf mey, innsibe;ArieFa a Columa; Eleta aW.filedaitha, rimt Charnwette Coluba; sm rtan-w ; lr Ceod,Flrece elrPa, atharlesonsael na,aforrrrtoe VandKu SAeAS, Unnsboro shoulddropAs We_on_ avoat I NO Iti sponsors for the Kappa Alpha tea da rice president; Mamie Dowe for Harv Kappa Delta Carolyn Bynum, Darlington; Sande Childs, Columbia; Ann Craig, Columbia; Mary Eleazer, Clemson; Irene Herty, Columbia; June Niggle, Columbia; Sally Robertson, Columbia; Cornelia e Schultz, Columbia; .Nancy Mac Eachern, Columbia; Nancy Moore, Columbia. Zeta Tau Alpha Beverly Mickle, Coombia; Col leen Morris, Lancaster; Ruth e Newell, NJoncks Corner; Nora Anne Oeland, Coluimbia; Pat Ow ens, Columbia; Jeanne Turner, Co low! extremes in fashion keep abreast of ' eshion floors that is. WBIA IT'S nce, bctober 23: Dorothy Edmunds 'ey Shaw, treasurer: and Marjorie lur$bia; Mary Jane Walker, Co lumbia. Pi Beta Phi Carolyn Alcorn, Columbia; Jean Anderson, Columbia; Betty Clarke, Manning; Pat Conder, Columbia; Betty Frazer, Columbia; Eleaner Jean Hill, Darlington; Joan Long, Columbia; Barbara McSwain, Co lumbia; Greta Miley, Columbia; Jeanette Monts, Columbia; Eve lyn Plyler, Kershaw; Barbara Raffield, Aiken; Julia Walker, Co lumbia; Nancy Walker, Columbia; Jean' Welch, Columbia; Mary Wimberly, Columbia; Barbara Wood, Brunswick, Ga. 8 e October Z3, 14'! Blue Key Gives Pre-Qame Dance .By JAY RODGERS The Blue Key chapters of both Carolina and -Clemson will jointly sponsor a pre-game dance in the Field House on the Carolina cani pus on October 21, from 9 until 1 o'clock, according to an announce ment by Palmer McArthur, presi dent of the Caroliha student body. The -music for the dance -will be furnished , alternately by the Clemson Jungaleers, and Henry Westbrook's orchestra. Admission for the dance is $1.00, stag or drag, and the proceeds will go to a fund, which will be handled ly, a committee from both schools to be used only on projects which will benefit both'schools. - It is hoped by the Blue Key pf both campuses that tlis dance will become an annual affair, and will tend to better relations be+ tween the student bodies of Caro lina and Clemson. Students and faculty 'members of both schools are invited to at tend. University Students Attend Convention of Alpha Kappa Gamma Three Carolina students, Bettie Moore, of Clearwater, Fla., Mary McQueen, of Charleston, and Mar garet Eleazer, of Columbia, were delegates at the regional conven tion of the Alpha Kappa Gamma honorary leadership sorority. The convention was held at Queens college in' Charlotte, N. -C., the 17th, 18th and 19th of October. The convention is an annual af fair and is attended by delegates of the four Alpha Kappa Gamma circles in this region. Highlight of the convention was a formal banquet held Saturday night and the installation of the 1948 con vention's officers. Mrs. Nell Mayer Tayler, a grad uate of the university in June of 1947, was the vice president of the convention. Mrs. Tayler was elected to this office at the 1946 convention which was held on the University of South Carolina cam pus. Officers of the Florence Night ingale Circle at the university are Bettie Moore, president; Esther Irick, vice president; Lacy Butler, secretary; Mary McQueen, treas urer; Jessie Phasey, corresponding secretary; Margaret Eleazer, his torian, and Claire Parler, scholar ship chairman. EDITOR'S NOTE The society column, Kaleido scope by Sidney Brandenburg, will be published every -therweek. All information for it should be sent directly to her. The column, The Turntable, will be written by a guest columnist every other week. Any informa tion for it should be sent to Box 811.