The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 06, 1953, Page Page Four, Image 4
Sparkles, Mamie
Shades of George Washington!
It's February again! And drop-ins
and dances are bursting out all
ovr U. S. C. Valentine's day is
Coming, too, 4 many a pretty
tarty dresa W be seen.
The beutitl gowns worn at
the Inag alk.re the talk of
the town and will certainly affect
fahions for the coming months.
esides being a month of -red
hearm. Ad cupids, February will
be a sparkly month. Just put the
blame on Mamie (Eisenhower, that
Is.) She set the 9wo with her
beautiful ball gown qkiering with
over two thousand rhtInes.
Pastel failles decorated with
scattered rhinestones and pearls
are party goer's; fashioned in sun
back styles, they'll be worn right
on into springtime.
Another favorite with.our party
going campus cuties is rayon
shantung (see cut, right)). This
wonderfully light weight fabric
has just enough stiffness to lend
itself well to billowing skirts. The
rich texture of the material and
the beautiful array of colors make
it a must for that special dress.
All in'all, the party picture for
February looks sparkly, pastel,
and pretty.
Hood, Duke
Pledge DZ
Betty Ann Hood, Lmberton,
N. C., and Hazel Duke, Kingstree,
were pledged by Delta Zeta on
January 14. During the special
two weeks open rush, Delta Zeta
held a night club party, a gypsy
party and a Chinese party for the
rushees.
Betty Ann was elected Rat
Queen first semester. Both girls
are freshmen.
Delta Zeta is planning a
campus-wide drop-in in February.
Fashion Tip
Here's a tip to keel) the stars
in his eyes: To be his Valentine,
sprinkle stardust over your hair
and shoulders for that important
formal. Enchanting! Revlon
frosted nail polish and lipstick in
the some shade add to the effect.
MARY MURRAI
ROS LEVY
The Wag
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By MARY
Wedding bells will soon rir
Chi, and JACKIE RICKS, Al
February 21. The fever seem
BILLY HUNTER, also. He p:
Pi Phi, with a diamond; the v
JOHN CAROL LANFORII
be married in June to a little la
Seen enjoying the Pep Cl
JIMMY KONDUROS, Lambda
Chi; BETTY WADE and her
BENNETT; SUMNER WAI']
CRANFORD, ChiO0.
MALCOLM CROSLAND,
weekend with M. A. HODGES,
. .. LAWSON YA TES, Tri-Del
for the holidays . . . DOT AN]
Yacht Club with GUS HOLM~
BILL NOVIT, Phi Ep, weni
over the holidays. He visited
RAST, Sigma Chi, pinned B4
cently.
Phi Kaps put the holiday t
party at Pawley's Island.
PALMER and JUDY WARD,
HAZELDEN, FOOTSY FIELI
DEAN and ROBERTA LLOYI
CALHOUN, DEAN RASHE
BRUCE DODD and ANN HO
BETTY ANN, ROTH SNOV
HOUSE and BILL BOMARD.
DR: and MRS. SCHULER.
MARGOT WEILAND, 2
HOMER PADGETT over the
We are glad to welcome ba
FINKEL, Phi Ep. Phil had to
of illness.
Tri-Delts spent an enjoyal
Florida. It is reported that
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Richmond to see his flame ov
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and B. J. NICHOLSON. Watcl
DONALD MILLER and JA
Charlotte, North Carolina lai
dance.
Phi Kaps are planning a
February 14 (tImely, isn't it?:
Alpha Lambda Chapter of
their guest MRS. CHARLES
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freshman from Clio, South Carolina
LaBorde-Neuffer
Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Fabian
LaBorde announce the engagement
of their daughter, Irene Thomas,
and Claude Henry Neuffer of
Abbeville and Columbia, son of
Mrs. Florence Henry Neuffer of
Abbeville and the late Dr. G. A.
Neuffer. The wedding is to take
place in the early Spring.
Miss LaBorde was graduated
from Carolina, where she was a
member of Chi Omega sorority.
She is now teaching in the English
department of the University.
Mr. Neuffer wvas graduated
from Clemson College, where he
was a member of Alpha Chi Psi
social club, and from the Univer
sity of South Carolina. During
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ZTA Plans
Stardust Ball
Friday the thirteenth will be the
lucky day for members of Zeta
Tau Alpha, their dates and guests.
That is the date for their biennial
Starduat Ball. This year, the
formal dance will be held at the
Columbia Hotel. Woody Wood
ward and his orchestra will furnish
music for the affair, which will
last from 9 p.m. until 1.
Plans for drop-ins before the
dance and breakfast afterwards
have not been completed. Eleanor
DuRant is dance chairman.
Immediately after the festivities,
inembers and their dates will jour
ney to River Falls, S. C., for a
week-end house party.
Tickets On Sale
For ROTC Ball
Tickets are now on sale for the
annual Military Ball to be held
April 10. The Air Force ROTC
ball will be held in the Irownship
Auditorium. The affair will be
under the chairmanship of Cadet
Lt. Col. Andy Gary.
Ralph Marterie and his orchestra
have been engaged to furnish
music for the ball. He will bring
to Columbia two vocalists and an
18-piece band.
Marterie was selected after his
recordings received the approval
of more than 90 per cent of the
several hundred advanced students
who heard them.
Pep Club
Dance Held
A crowd estimated at 200 at
tended the Gamecock Pep Club
dance held in the naval Armory
last Friday night. The dance was
held from 9 to 12 with music by
Roy Hammond and his orchestra.
The proceeds will be used towards
paying for the trick cards used
by the card section during football
season, according to Pep Club
President Ares Artemes.
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His fingertips grow sore,
Yet some so-and-so is bound to say,
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Freshmen
Honored
Freshmen for the new semester
were welcomea with an informal
dance at Flinn Hall February 8.
The dance lasted from-8 p.m. until
11 p.m.
Music was furnished by a combo
of students. Approximately 200
students enjoyed the party, which
was held in the upstairs dining
hall. Refreshments were served.
The dance honoring new fresh
men is a semester affair at Caro
lina. In the fall semester, a street
dance is held.
LSA Has
Party At Park
Lutheran Student Association
members and their guests enjoyed
a party at Earlewood Park Feb
ruary 4. The party was in the
form of a chicken supper.
A square dance followed the
supper. LSA members met at St.
;Paul's and went to the park in
a group.
Johnny Criss, Roanoke, Virginia,
is president.
Girls who scream and girls who
tell
Will grow up spinsters sure as
hell.
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Cop: "Yuh can't appear before
the judge wearin' just a string
of beads!"
Stripteaser: "Why not? They
ain't stolen!"
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Father Wohl
Is Newman
Club Speaker
The Newman Club held its first
weekly meeting of the new
semester last Wednesday, at 7:00
o'clock in Flinn Hall.
Father Richard Wohl, of Win
throp, was the main speaker. His
talk of making the Newman Club
a better and more profitable
organization than it was during
the last semester was the biggest
feature of the meeting.
The Social Hour following the
meeting honored the group of
Winthrop girls who made the trip
with Father Wohl.
One woman: "Have you re
peated what I told you about Mrs.
Johnson ?"
Another woman: "Why, no-I
didn't know it was a secret."
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