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LINDA CAUTHEN, Society Editor ROS LEVY GREG STONE MARY PRICE NANCY WALLACE the... wagon wheel . .aspoke a week . . By MARY PRICE and ROS LEVY IT'S A FACT: The Sig Eps threw a banquet for leading Columbia alumni last Tuesday night. ROBERT WALLACE, TOM FLYNN, and ELLISS BOATMON, managed to make themselves heard above the clatter of forks and the tinkle of glasses. A HIT WITHOUT A HANGOVER: Yes, the dinner party for MASON EDENS and BILL HAWLEY was a big success. Seen there were LOUISE WOODS, WAYNE KILGORE, JO GIBBS, KIM PENLAND, SYBIL ANDERSON, TALLY ELLIOT, PHIL MOODY, LOUISE WITHERS, WARREN GRIFFITH, ELLEN HEMP HILL, JOHN SLOAN, RENNY HINES, "DIGGER" THOMASON. The Sigma Phi Epsilon entertained the Pi Phi pledges with a Dessert Dance last Thursday night. EVERYBODY LOVES A PARTY Having a great time at the "Web" Saturday night were some Pi KA's and their dates: RUDY GOI)FREY and GWEN HEBERT, NORDIN DAVIS and NOEL JOHNSON, SID BADGER and ANITA SHEALY, JACK BURNETTE and EDITH CODBERTH, BILL OSBORNE and LINDA HOR TON, BILL LEE and PEGGY EVANS. GADDING ABOUT SKIPPY ASKINS, JACK FEILD, and BO NORWOOD went to Norfolk, Virginia for the football game. PEGGY SKELTON visited Duke over the week end. INA CLAIRE NELSON and JOAN ARANT visited SHIRLEY HAMLET in Summerville. CHARLOTTE PLYLER went up to Virginia to be in a wedding. Traveling to Cherryville, N. C. were BETSY ANN QUINN and SANDRA THORNTON. Seen at the Charleston Fair were BOB ELWELL and GREGG STONE. Visiting at home were JOE WELSII, PAUL ODELL, ALEX RABB, KENNETH -RAMLETTE. UP IN TAR HEEL COUNTRY: JACK PONAES, CHARLES BELL, RONNIE FEE, EDDIE CRENSHAW and GARY VARNAI)ORE were seen at the University of North Carolina. FLYING HIGH A group of air-minded Sig Eps taking to the air were BUDDY SMIGMATOR, JIM WATSON, HAL McCASKEY, MIKE WINDUS, RAY LITTLEJOHN, and CRESTON SHIELD. DIAPER CLUB MRS. "SQUEE" BENSON, Pi Phi alum, is the proud parent of a little boy. WEARING HIS FRAT PIN DALE RICHARDS of radio fame has pinned CAROL DAEHN of Dekalb, Illinois. MUSICAL NOTE Congratulations to JO ANN RACE who came out first in a $100 piano scholarship. THE DELTS WERE LIVING IT UP Seen at the Tri-Delt party were MAY LUCE and D)AV1D REMBERT, HELEN MAULDIN and MARVIN D)UKES, SHANNON HARPER and CHARLIE DAVIS, PRISCILLA NORRIS and JULIAN ADAMS, "WEEZIE" TAYLOR and MASON GREEN, SALLY HEYWARD and D)ICKIE POGUJE, MASON EDENS and BILL HAWLEY, SISTER HEATH and BOB WIMBERLY. At the Tri-Delt drop-in were BOB NORRIS, ALLEN SHUMAKER, JULIAN ADAMS, HENRY SPAN, PATSY WILLARD, MARY NELSON, JACK MORTON, ANN SMARR, MARK BUYCKE, and JOY ANN BULL. CHEERING THE BIDDIES ON FLOSSYE TERRILL, WIMPY HASKINS, PATSY TER RILL, MIKE HENDRON, LEE DeLOACHE, GENE NEIL SON, JOANN FRANKLIN, RUSSELL TEMPLETON, GLORIA GUYON, ANNA VIA, ANDRA HIALL, FAYE MILNE, PHIL MOODY, and NANCY DAVIS. AT MARK BUYCK'S HOUSE BOOTS PLOWDEN, TEE ZIMMERMAN; BILL D)OAR, TERRY DAVIS; ED MULLINS, PEACHES WATSON; JERRY BRENNEKE, JERRY CUNNINGHAM; LOUIS WRIGHT, TUNKIE YARBOROUGH. ,S. A. E. PARTY PAULINE EDWARDS, BUDDY GULLEDGE; MARY WISE RIXEY, BRODUS THOMPSON; MARTHA ORVIN, BERNARD BOURNE; NANCY DAVIS, MAC JAMES; WARNER FAIREY, JULIAN DORITY; JOY ANN BULL, JOE BRYAN; SALLY HAYWORTH, JACK FOSTER; ANN LUCE, JIMMY ASHLEY; ROSE BILLINGS, LUKE WIL BURN; SKIPPER MICHAEL, PAT GRAYSON; GATHY CATHCART, JAKE REBER; BRANDY VAUGHAN, BUDDY BRAMLETT; ELISE VERNER, GEORGE HART ZELL; and BUZZ SHAW, LARRY LOWE. WEDDING BELLS CONGRATS to newly weds ANNETTE D)ERRICK and JAMES C. SMITH. LOOKING AT ROADMAPS HAL CROSSWELL, PAUL GOLDSMITH, and FRANK ELLERBE went to Latta for the week end. PINKEY FRONEBERGER and BILLY TEMPLE went to Pawleys. MUFF 1-ILDEBRAND toured up to Spartanburg to.visit her old Alma Mater--Converse. And so ends' this week's Wheel. Blue Key SET FOR THE DANCES . Joyce Young of Charleston is ready for the round of dances at Carol'ina. She is wearing a turquoise full length evening dress. (Staff photo by Bob Finley) tlII lIIllilii llUIillllull IIiflll llllillillllllliluinii lllllHA i lgllIHNIH III By Virginia Ross This weekend many girls will be attend}iT; 1ances and parties in keeping with the annual home coming festivities. These parties and dances call for fancy dresses. Every girl loves at party dress and who wouldn't. There are so many feminine and lovely satins, velvets, brocades or silk dresses. The full-skirted, prin cess style that's a little longer than short is the cotillion length. It seems to be the most popular type of party dress. Many girls still prefer the long evening dress, which does seem to be more regal looking than the cotillion length dress. A floor length dress tends to make a short girl look tall, while a short dress 'mzkes at tall girl look short. 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"Let its do your typing." Secretarial Service, Inc. 1138 Bull Street Columbia, S. C. Phone 6-5905 Did you know???? ... that Les Paul and Mary Ford play Gibson Guitars? . . . that Alan Taylor Music Supply Co. is Columbia's "Gibson" dealer? 1227-29 Main St. Phone 2-5721 HEF WHAT'S THIS? For solutior see paragraph below. YOU ALWAYS COME OUT 01 Lucky, because Luckies are i better because Lucky Strik mild, mellow tobacco that's The men in the Droodle abo -in more ways than one. '] vention of baidheaded men their shining example: lighti say it's the best-tasting ciga DROODL IStudents I IEAR N 2! ICut yourself in on the Lucky IDroodle gold mine. We pay $25 for All we use-and for a wholi raft we don't use! Send jour Droodles wit.h descriptive titles. I Indude your name, address, col lege and class and the name and iaddress of the dealer in your col leetown from whom you buy I ciarebtes most often. Address: Lucy Doode,Box 67A,Mon Vernon, N. Y. LUCKIES TA *A.T.Co. PRonUc1I Tonight Informal Dance Is Scheduled For Cafeteria A special Homecoming dance, featuring Tony Torre and his 13 piece orchestra, will be sponsored by Blue Key National Honor Fra ternity tonight at Russell House cafeteria. Dress will be informal and all students, friends and alumni of the University are invited. The dance begins at 8:30 and will end at 11:30. Admission is one dollar stag or drag. It is the second dance sponsored this year by Blue Ikey. The other was the annual pre-Big Thursday dance, the first ever held in Rus sell House cafeteria. An estimated 900 persons attended, according to Al Perry, Blue Key president. The three Homecoming Queen finalists - Jackie Furr, Harriet Dickert and Carol Brandenburg have been extended a special invi tation to the dance by Blue Key. Patrone's Cleaners 1209 Pendleton St. COLUI Open 24 Hours "Sandi So STEAKS C1 Wel< tE'S A HIT I TOP when you light up a ~ops for taste. 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