The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 25, 1952, Page Page Four, Image 4
NORMA BERGMAN, Society Editor
Noelle Kennedy Suzanne Hyer June Iresnell
5e a on 3 ee1
. a spoke a week . . .
By JUNE PRESNELL
Everyone seems to be back on the campus with signs of
mental hangovers from the holidays . . . mostly pleasant,
tho ... up in Laurinburg, N. C., MARGIE BEANE spent her
vacation in the atmosphere of baseball since the farm club
for the Phillies is nearby. . . . BOB HAMILTON must have
enjoyed his Easter holidays in Alabama 'cause he was viewed
coming out of Davis with a big smile. AL MAZANIK, ROY
TABORSKY, and others spent Easter worshipping the sun
at Sesqui Lake. . . . BENNIE SKINNER, home from the
battlefields of Parris Island with an injured leg, visited old
friends in Columbia . . . rambling around the campuses of
Duke, UNC, and Limestone College during the same period,
was MARY ALICE COULTER who was the guest of friends
in Durham and Gaffney . . . journeying to Charleston was
NEWTON SEEBECK, of the Biology Dept.; it was rumored
he went to see Evelyn, hmmmm?
Kappa Sigs had party Thursday night at Woman's Club
for rushees. JOHNNY HERRIN chaperoned and MILLER
(High-Life?) LIDE, with the generous help of PAT JONES,
gave a skit called Private Lives . . . bet they're not private
now!
Phi Alpha )elta, law fraternity, gave rush party Thurs
day, too.
MARY ANN SANI)ERS engaged to RAY SEIGLER in
law school . . . others in the same spirit are: GENE Mc
ELVEEN who's engaged to MOT CAMPBELL, ADPi alum,
the wedding will take place in June.
Seen at Spring Formal at Winthrop Sat. night were FAY
BETH IARBECK and EDDIE JONES, U.S.C. alum . . .
GINNY SACIHER and JOYCE WOODELL went to NORMA 1
BERGMAN'S in Jacksonville, Fla., to enjoy their Easter i
vacation . . . NOELLE and JUNE traveled down to the
swamps of Beaufort and fished the depths of Broad River
for sea monsters . . . also down in the same locality were:
JIMMY TILL, LOU KIDDER, PAUL TRAPK, JANE CAL
IOtN, GERALI) CORY, BRANTLEY HARVEY, Jr., and a D
few dozn nore.. . . ROY IIAMMONI) went to N. Y. for his
holidays.
Sigma Nu's housepartied with Pi Phi's at the beach last
weekend; they included: BOB PITTS, JIM DOGGETTE,
.JOIIN SMITH, WIES SANDERS, BOBBY DRAWDY, MEL
VlN BURTON, and CARL PUTNAM. The Sigma Nu's were
also bitten by the "pinning bug" it seems . . . BOB PITTS [
pinned IHELEN GUNTER, Pi Beta Phi, last Friday night at
the Pi Phi formal, while WES SANDERS pinned NANCY
MOOREHEAI), Pi Beta Phi, at same affair ... ah, romance
was in the air! D
E[) ROYALL, SAE, pinned HELEN JOHNSON, Tri
Delt last week, and spring has arrived to put others in the
same frame of mind.
The SAE's had a houseparty at Pawlcy's Island over the
holidays. Among those there were: JOE PEARCE and d
CHRIS DURHAM, KD; WALTER DAVIS and JEANNETTE
DIXON, Pi Phi; RICHARD MONKTON and NANCY P
MITCHELL, Tri-Delt; JACK JONES and NELL McCANTS, a
KD; RAYMOND McELVEEN and MARNIE MANNING,
Tri-Delt; SAM CARTER and ELSIE SUTHERLAND; MOR- ~
7' GAN MITCHELL and ANN FRASEN; JOHNNY JOHN- ~
STON and CAROLINE MASON; LINN TOMPKINS and1i
.JOSEPHINE BOYLE .. . the latter pair are rumored to want ~
to see France and make a trip to see all the ancient sights of ~
Paris. Chaperoning were Mr. and Mrs. BEN BODYER, Mr. ~
and Mrs. BOBBY SUMWALT, and Mrs. PETE WARDLAW.
Newv members for the Sigma Phi Epsilon are: EMMETT
G;URNEY, ROBERT RYAN, HOYT TRUELOVE, JIM
EARLY, ED GLENN, BILLY LEMACKS, BILL TODD, and
BYRON TAPLEY. On Sunday night, members of Phi Epsilon
and alumni honored the initiates at a banquet held at the
Market Restauraht . . . amid shrimp cocktails and oysters
(on the half shell.
Seen (and heard loudly) around and on the campus Mon
(lay afternoon was the initiation of several dozen athletes
into ye ole Block C Club . . . leaders and victims included:
JOHN LATORRE, "BULLDOG" BRUNSON, CLYDE BEN
NETT, MARION LEE, NORRIS MULLIS, JOHNNY
STOKES, FRANK AUTEN, EMMETT DIETZ, DON'
EARLEY, GENE WHITT, HOWARD COLLINS, WARREN'
CLARK, GUY NICHOLS, JACK CASSIDY, CHUCK'
PREZIOSO, BUDDY ANDERSON, RANDY COLEMAN,
hARRY STEWART, and STAN HAMILTON.
LUTHER PARKER, ATO, became engaged to MARY
A LMA COLE during the holidays.
The Pi Phi's were busy girls this week . . . Pi Phi's and
dates enrjoyed1 a breakfast at Lanier's after their formal...
then an energetic number traveled to Myrtle Beach last week
end; those chaperoning were Dr. and Mrs. Carlisle. . . .The
P'i Beta Phi alums had a drop-in for Pi Phi's and dates Fri
day night from 8 to 9. The drop-in was held at CAROLYN
SMITHI's home onl Woodland Drive.
JAY QUICK went to D)alton, Ga., to visit JANE GUTHRIE
over the holidays . . . Jay's brother Phi Sigs, CHARLIE
HIUGGINS and RAY UND)ERWOOD, went to the beach to
pass their time away.
LIBBY LEWIS, Chi Omega, went to dance at Davidson,
N. C., last weekend. . . . Chi Omegas had their annual
Founder's Day Banquet at the Columbia Hotel . .. MARTHA
HELEN SAWYER was voted most valuable active . .. GER
TRUDE JENKINS GlAUSE was initiated last week into thel
Chi Omegas.
SAE's "had a ball" (Charleston dialect) at RAYMOND
McELVEEN's country home . . . some of the guests were:
RICHARD RUSH and JOHANNA WRIGHT, KD; JACK
JONES and NELL McCANTS, KD; JOHNNY JOHNSTON
and SUZANNE HYER, Tri-Delt; DAVID JOHNSON and|
PEGGY O'NEAL, ADPi; ED ROYALL and HELEN JOHN
SON, Tri-Delt; the host was with EVELYN MARSHALL,
Triet. . . also present was "Bird-Dog" WA RDLAW. |
Law Quarterly
To Have Banquet
The Law Quarterly will have
annual banquet this spring
Mammy's Shanty April 28 at
p. in., Fred Buzzard, editor-in-chi
announced.
Seniors who have worked on I
Law Quarterly will .be preseni
with awards for their servi
Those being awarded are Russ
Grayson, Irene Krugman, Melt
Kligman, George Grant, Char]
Gambrell, and George James.
The speakers for the occasi
will be- Dean Samuel Prince a
Mr. Coleman Karesh. Chaperoni
will be Mr. and Mrs. George KiT
Mr. and Mrs. David Means, a
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Karesh.
Nora Gable
Presented Recital
Wednesday
Miss Nora Gable, pianist, w
)resented in her junior recital
,eber College on Wednesds
norning, April 23, by the depar
nent of music, Hugh Williamso
lirector.
Miss Gable is a transfer fro
Vinthrop College where she was
)upil of Miss Ermine Willfong. I
he university she is a pupil i
rofessor Williamson. She holds
cholarship presented by the Soul
,arolina Federation of Women
slubs, and is a member of Dell
)micron National Professioni
fusic fraternity.
igma Chi
Viii Have
)erby Day
Load your cameras, it is tim
>r the Sigma Chi Derby! Derb
ay at Carolina will be May 7 o
ie Horseshoe.
For those who are enjoying thei
rst year at the university, th
)rorities will compete for th
erby trophy awarded by Sigm
hi fraternity. The girls will con
ete in races (of sorts) an
ecumulate points.
Races announced for this yes
r'e ping pong ball, sack, basketba
nd orange, 3 legged, obstacli
ie eating contest, wheelbarros
nd the big surprise race. Instru<
ions given to the sororities f<
he last race, "expect the worst
The surprise races in the pai
Lave included a baby-bottle drin1
ng contest, drawing a pretty fat
n a blind-folded girl by a sororil
ister, and last year's battle of tl
~alloons.
The Sigma Chi dance will
ampus-wide and the new Swee
heart of Sigma Chi will be al
lounced1 at the races.
Judges for the events have n
>een announced.
All participants are asked
vecar shorts and their sororli
'olors. The races will begin
p. mn.
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at With the up-to-the-minute fash.
ions carried by all the local stores
it is no wonder that Columbia girle
ef, have always been noted for theii
style consciousness and good taste
in clothes, and the stores have
he really outdone themselves this
ed time. We will start with hats and
work down.
If you are tired of the straw or
eli fabric hats which, attractive as
on they are, aren't really anything
es new, how about a lace one? The
new lace hats are perfectly ex
quisite and utterly feminine. They
on come in a wide range of shapes and
styles so there is bound to be one
nd that's just for you! Some are
ng lightly sprinkled with tiny rhine
1gstones for an added touch of sum
mer glamour and most have wispy
rid veils.
Helen Harper, who can be
guaranteed to come up with a
smash hit every time, has brought
out chenille sweaters. No, they
don't resemble Mother's bedspread
in any way, but it'll be a classy
looking lassy who hies herself
downtown to get one of these be
fore those cool summer evening
breezes blow and she spends the
t weekend of the races in bed with
Iy a cold. The sweaters come in every
t- pastel shade one could want-a
, veritable rainbow of color.
A new dress is what you're
after? Something casual enough
m for Monday morning but pert and
a cute enough to wear dancing? How
t about an antique-gold cotton
,f trimmed with white swirls at the
a boat neckline, sleeves and side
h pockLts, or perhaps a red and white
seersucker with a tucked bib in
s the front, tiny pearl buttons and
a cut to give you a waist like Scar
il let O'Hara's.
Joyce has hit the jackpot again
witn a winner in tne new snoe
style BOBOLINK. A low, easy
going shoe, it has no heel to speak
of, and only narrow straps which
reduce your ankles to a mere illu
sion.
The newest espadrilie has a foam
a Spring House Parties
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May Day Dance
The annual coronation ball, given 1
in honor of Carolina's May Queen,
Allene Bland, will be held Thurs
day, May 1, at the Memorial Youth
Center. The dance will start at 9
p. m. and last until one.
Dean Hudson and his orchestra
will be in Columbia to play for
the event. Featured vocalist will c
rubber sole, and if you thought j
these shoes were comfortable be- 1
fore-well, you're walking on c
clouds, now. This particular branch d
of the family is called a Gadrille
and comes in the same grand
colors as the original.
For beachwear a terry cloth
shoe has been put out. (The fashion
designers are really going wild
this yearl) The inside sole is lined
with the terry-cloth and the straps
which cover your. toes and twist
around your ankles are also terry
cloth covered.
Helen Harper Coordinates will
be fashion news all summer. They
feature a cotton blouse trimmed in
denim with matching denim shorts.
Bought as a set, the price is hardly
more than you would expect to pay
for the shorts alone. The blouses
offer three collar styles to choose
from-Mandarin, turtle neck, and
the classic, pointed sports collar.
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e Miss Jean Terry.
The dance will be the climax to
Jniversity Day, May Day, Clean
ip Day, or Awards Day.
Preceding the dance will be a
ampus-wide drop-in given by
)elta Delta Delta at. 7 p. m. in
lim dormitory,
Pat Davis is chairman of the
ommittee planning the dance. Also
n the committee are Ed Royall,
)avid Creel, Bobby Jones, and
!ackie Southerland. Tickets are
eing sold by members of student
ouncil. They are $1.50 stag; $2.00
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