The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 07, 1952, Page Page Four, Image 4
NORMA BERGMAN, Society EJdtor -
Noel. Kennedy Susanne Ilyer June Pr esnell
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. . a spoke a week .. .
By NOELLE KENNEDY
Crime of the week: two Sophomore "Y" posters have been
swiped from the Canteen . . . Is this the work of a rival
publicity committee? Cough 'em up, boys.
RED HOLLIS and KATHIE BRUNSON were married
February 16.
Phi Kap's recently pledged BUDDY ULMER ... and not
only that, but they had a party at the Woman's Club not
too long ago.
Following our last week's roster of those who migrated
down to Charleston for the fights were these Phi Ep's: S.
APPLEBAUM, D. GORDIN, J. SIMON, IZZIE (I'll give you
that poster some day) LOURIE, P. GARFINKLE, I. A.
GOLDBERG, L. O'BRENTZ, BILL NOVIT, and A. GREENE.
ROSE REYNOLDS made a pilgrimage to Johnston last
weekend.
The Phi Sig's, who were neglected in last week's obelisk,
have also been on the go: B. D. CAUGHMAN, BURR
CHAMBLESS, and TOM CARR descended to Sylvania, Ga.
last weekend. PHIL SAWYER meandered to Winthrop for
the Mid-Winter Formal. RAY UNDERWOOD sailed to Edisto
Beach.
The latest Phi Kap pledges are CLAUDE RINEHART and
FRED DUDLEY. The ensuing members of the same went
to the Winthrop dance: BRUCE ELLIOTT, RED RAS
BERRY, LARRY BENSON, BUDDY ULMER, RUDY LEE,
JIM KENNEDY (?), DICKIE LEAPTROT, and WIZARD
of OZ HUDSON.
This accumulation of a recital of details leaves me to
only one conclusion: CANDLER SPENCE, Phi Sig, ain't
never done nothing to nobody no time, nohow.
JIM SMITH, Pi KA, swiped a trip to Wilmington, Dela
ware for an interview with the Du Ponts.
My literary friend, WILLIAM BLAKE once wrote, "The
Gamecock clipped and armed for fight does the rising sun
affright." Some Gamecock must've frightened some son the
other day, because as I came by the Sigma Chi house, I was
horrified to see two of the inmates carry a third one out
encased in some sort of a sarcophagus into a real mob car,
or was it a hearse? Who, pray tell, was the mummyfied one?
BETTY JO LAND, ZTA, was voted their best pledge.
KD pledges entertained the actives at a party last Friday.
The affair took place at the home of Betty and Duncan
Bellinger on that garnet schist out at Lake Murray. IRENE
HERTY, former KD, was chosen Sweetheart of Sigma Nu
at the White Rose Formal.
HERB FREEMAN, SONNY NEWTON, CANNON MAT
THEWS, and GARY NEWTON ascended to Charlotte for an
Annual Founder's Day Banquet. Pi KA's also have announced
their new Pledge officers: President, JIM KENNEDY; (??)
President in charge of Vice, KING MARTIN; Secretary
Treasurer, RUDY LEE. A certain Phi Kap again visited the
Nurse's Home, and this time, he went in.
PAUL PHILLIPS and CHUCK DAVIDSON, Phi Sig's,
made a trek to Raleigh . . . Why, they'll never tell. But
here's something they will tell . . . Added to their recent
pledges, the Phi Sig's boast of Big STEVE P. E. HERCZEG
and BOB BLAKELY.
The Sigma Nu's had a rush party at the Woman's Club
last Friday night . . . Then they turned around and were at
another party at the Hollywood Club on Saturday night.
The Lambda Chi's devoured their traditional spaghetti a
la Italiano supper at the Varsity Grill last Thursday night in
honor of their rushees.
The next procession of names belong to those Pi Kappa
Phi's who assisted at their Rose Ball at P. C.: WESLEY
KENNEDY (this must be a conspiracy), LEON GAMBLE,
EDDIE SAUNDERS, JIM HANNA, ROY EARGLE, and
DAVID CROMER.
Lambd.a Chi's BOB LANGSTON, CHANDLER JOSEY,
FOX CAHALY, GENE SWANN, JOE McJUNKIN, AUSTIN
LATiMER and dlates partied~
at the V. F. W. last Saturday
night.
LT. JOE STRINGER, Pi
Kappa Phi Alum, visited his
Alma Mater lost-I mean, last
weekend . . . Thank you,
BURT BENNETT.
GLENN BELL and ROB
ERT BLAND were in Char
leston for the State Westmin
ster Convention last wveekend.
SAE's had a house party
out at RAYMOND McEL
VEEN'S lake dIwelling.
That's all, my fine feathered
friends, until next week, when
JUNE will disturb the type
writer~ keys.
Delta Sigma Pi
Pledges Eight
Delta Sigma Pi, professional
commerce fraternity, pledged eight
men last week. Those pledged are
Ellie Gasque, Edward Bunyan, John
Harrison, Joe Dooley, P e r r y
Lemons, Elton Hartley, Bobby
Sanders and Piercy Parris.
The present pledges will be
initIated March 21.
A professional tour was given on or g
by the fraternity on Wednesday, 4 OnSJS
Fe.b. 37, after a rush smoker.
Pictured above are the officers
right (first row): Suzanne Lewis,
Anne Buggell, treasurer; (second rc
dent; dent; Pat Davis, social chai
chairman. The new officers will b
?a4 in tke .4AA
By Suzanne Hyer
Horticulture student or not,
you'll love the new Spring flowers
- artificial - being featured by
Columbia stores. The colors and
varieties are endless; one of my
favorites eomes with a chambray
tie to match, in green, brown, rose,
and gray.
Fleurette and Co. has put out
just the thing for those who fancy
themselves another Hattie Car
negie. They have designed make
it-yourself hats. You buy the hat
frame, small bags of flowers,
leaves, or petals, depending on the
kind of hat you wish. and presto!
with a bit of veiling and a needle
and thread you can put your imagi
nation to work and come up with a
lovely perky new hat for Spring.
Something new in jewelry are
the strands of colored pearls. The
clasp on these necklaces is pretty
enough to wear in the front, being
madle of fluted flowers surrounded
with clusters of tiny pearls. Ear
rings to match the clasp may be
bought, also. Another "first" is
the jewveled stud to be worn on
stockings. Working on the same
principle as a snap, the exquisite
ornament is fastened to your stock
ing before putting it on. The studs
come in the shape of tiny rhine
stone stars andl pearl medalions
and are within price range of every
allowance. This bit of sparkle adds
Sponsors for the Sigma Alpha E
day night are pictured below. They
president; Eloise Adcock for D)a
Mitchell for Sam Carter, recordinj
Rush, corresponding secretary; Jum
urer; Carroll Simms for Robert BI
Brantley Phillips; and Mrs. II. .1. Fa
or Sigma AIr
f Alpha Delta Pi. They are, left to
president; June Marshall, secretary;
>w): Ellen Barker Peters, vice-presi
rman; and Eugenia Holladay, rush
e announced at the dance.
immeasurably to a cocktail or bal
lerina-length dress.
On a more practical note: How
about one of. the folding tooth
brushes for weekends at the beach?
They pack in absolutely no space
and eliminate that "Oh, heavens!
I forgot my toothbrush!" feeling
that always comes when you leave
on a trip. Another handy item is
the purse-size comb and brush set.
These were quite popular about
four years ago, and my prediction
is that they will become invaluable
this spring and summer.
Jantzen has really outdone it
self in sports clothes this season.
And best of all, the styles prac
tically guarantee perfect fit. There
is a striped T-shirt with a deep V
neck and a rolled collar which is
very good looking. The pert, yel
low terry cloth sweaters which
button at the waist are just the
thing to put on as you come out of
swimming.
Denim is appearing in every
phase of summer clothing from
beach coats to town dresses. One
very striking coat has three large
button flaps across the front. The
GIVE!
To help servicemen, veterans
and their dependents solve their
p)robilems, over 12,000 volunteers
and( salaried workers served each
month last year in Red Cross
chlapte.rs' Hlome Service. To in
sure that this necessary work
will continue, support the 1952
lRed Cross Fund liberall9.
;psilon formal party to be held Tues
are "Chris" Durham for Joe Pearce,
vid Johnson, vice-president; Nancy
secretary; Elaine Horton for Dick
te Niggel for Buddy Derrick, treas
and, chronicler; Norma Hlellams for
irley for Mack Fairley, warden.
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flaps are repeated on each' pocket.
It is long sleeved and boxy, with a
sports collar, and comes in a va
riety of colors - as do most of the
denim outfits.
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There will be acloesed drop-in 'be
fore the dance at the hoine of Kay
Gavin. Following the 4ance, mem
bers and their escorts will have
breakfast at the Flamingo.
-The- ballroom will be decorated
in the sorority's colors, blue and
white.
Ten Invited Into
Beau A't Society
Beaux Arts held a party Thurs
day night to celebrate the installa
tion of new members, Membership
is restricted to 82 students.
Those initiated were Alene Bland,
"Chee Chee" Moore, Rhetta Morri
son, Ann Bradley,. Lelia Manning,
Laurie- Wannamaker and "Mack"
Halford.
Also,- Bobby Broadwell, :Ray Mc
Elveen and Joe Berry.
Officers for the spring semester
are Lionel Bischoff, president;
Henry Hutson, vice-president; and
Suzanne Lewis, secretary-treasurer.
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The fraternity will celebrate its
70th year at the university with a
Founder's Day banquet at the, C,
lumbia hotel. The banquet will be: '
followed by a party for the nem.
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