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+47 The annual Parisian Party Lambda Chi Alpha will be hel tonight to begin the social yea of the fraternity. The party will be held at tI Columbia Country Club with th current entertainers providing t11 music for the party. The "Crescent Girl" will chosen by the fraternity from group of eight girls, representin each of the sororities, and will crowned at the party tonight. The winner of the title "Cr: cent Girl" will receive the trb ditional white-gold "Crescent Gi Pin," and will have a larg framed picture of her placedi the fraternity chapter room. She will be escorted to all ti Lambda Chi functions this yea Newspaper articles and pilctur will appear in The State and oci p)apers, national fraternity an Sig EpRe Marks New4 "Sig Ep Red Vest Day" hi Obeen declarcd today by Sigma P1 Epsilon social fraternity. "Wearing of red vests is a tri dition that our chapter at Car lina borrowed from the Sig El at Wake Forest," Fred Wigfiel president, explained. "We're declaring 'Red Vest Da to initiate the tradition locally Wigfield said. Sigma Phi Epsilon, second larj Pledge Initiation STo Climax A D P Friendship Week Beta Epsilon chapter of Alpil Delta Pi will climax Friendshi Week tonight wi1th the initiatic of four pledges: Jerri Alywar, Joy Dansby, Mary Bruce Lenno: and Shirley Synder. After the initiation the new a tives will be entertained with banquet at the Ship Ahoy Restal rant. Awards will be presented to ti best pledge, and the new acti1 who has maintained the highe scholastic average. During Friendship Week spec1 ceremonies were held in honor the initiates and on Thursday ti pledge class presented its pledj project to the chapter. Car Shokey served a pledge mistre. :, .. * i' Of Lan >sen At Par f sorority magazines, and the girl' d home-town paper. r The eight contestants were en tertained at a campus-wide drop in last night. The drop-in was hel e to acquaint the judges and thi e members of the fraternity wit] e the contestants. They will be escorted to al c functions of Lambda Chi up until a and including, the Parisian Party g and those who do not win will re e ceive consolation prizes. The choosing of the "Crescen ;- Girl" is practiced in man: i- Lambda Chi chapters throughou el the United States. o The decorations for the part: n will typify a Paris street scen' with the guests wearing suitabl e0 costumnes. Andrial Faris is chair r. man of the decorations, and Jacl s Morton is in charge of the comn al mittee for the "Crescent Girl" witl d, Don Brannon and Buddy Millar d Vest Day r Tradition is e3t social fraternity in the Unite il States, was founded at Richmon (Va.) College in 1901. Its color i- are bright red and purple. - "We've got another traditio as that we .can't use on this campu I, so we're resorting to wearing re vests at all social and publi ~functions," the fraternity spokes "man said. One of S.P.E.'s traditions is t . have the front door of the frater -nity house painted a "firehouse red. Sig Ep homes across the na tion can b)e distinguished in thi e fashion. 1"The administration frowned oi the red doors though," Wigfiel said. a "We used to slip a can of re p paint on the door every now an n then but it was always repainted, I, he said. r, The red vests will be worn b; members Friday and will be wori . at football games and all campu a social functions. SA SC ESmoker it The American Society of Civi Engineers held a smoker las ml Wednesday night in thh Russel >f House .Auditorium. ie A film featuring Army Engi re neers was shown to the members si After the film soft drinks an< s. doughnuts were served. . - "CRESCENT GIRL" CON. TESTANTS ... One of these eight girls will be chosen Lambda Chi Alpha "Crescent . Girl" at the Parisian Party to. night. Shown left to right, first row, Betsy Brown, Kappa Delta; Joan Chuamin, Sigma Delta Tau; and Julie Pe toskey, Chi Omega. Second row, left to right, Liz McKib ben, Zeta Tau Alpha; Ruthie Ednunds, Pi Beta Phi; and Sally Webster, Delta Zeta. Third row, left to right, Joann Farmer, Alpha Delta Pi; and Bette Hobbs, Delta Delta Delta. ibda Chi isian Party s assisting him. Approximately 150 Lambda Chi's and their dates are expected at this event. Officers serving the fraternity for this year are Harry Chapman president; Jim Butler, vice-presi dent; Willis Hanna, secretary; Bob Coward, treasurer; and Buddy Bowers, rush chairman. Also, Andy Faris, social chair. man; Hal Tyler, house manager; Jack Buckles, pledge master; anc Garry Rinesmith, publicity. By appointment purveyors of soap Instant! Yardle e super-wetting lather a e stays extra moist-do e remains firm until you t * loaves face feeling sn Cuts normaI shaving I - At your campus stoe, Yardley prodsets for Ameis ecreated in Eagle form..la, ,onwbIsI. Im.....a .ad do ...i ....; .ng Tourney )ct. 29-31 third night all the scores from the three nights will be totaled and the highest team score wins the tournament. Liz Singletary urges all girl, who plan to enter the tournament to put their nanie in Box 3822 by Saturday, October 20. There will be a fee of $.90 per girl for this event to cover the alley charges. WAA also plans to have a tour nament each month except De cenber an<o A pril. These will be basketball, swimming, volleyball, badminton and ping pong. and tennis. Officers Chosen By S A E Pledges Charlie Cate was elected presi dent of Sigma Alpha Epsilon pledge class last week. Secretary is Weston Adams, and treasurer, Jerry Hart. The new pledges of S A E are Weston Adams, Columbia; Grover Blackwell, Sumter; Charlie Cate, Columbia; Andy Dawes, Ander son ; James Dickert, Columbia; Harry Ethridge, Rah-igh, N. C.; Bill Gamble, Greenville; and Canty Haile, Columbia. Also, Alan Hall, Elkin, N. 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Thirteen teams will participate which include teams from the eight sororities, an independent tean from Sims, two from the freshman girls dormitory, one from Kirkland Apartments, and one from Wade Hampton and the ad.joining houses used for dormi tories. Three players from each team will play all three nights. The Fall Officers For Council Announced Richard Horne of Alpha Tau Omega social fraternity has been elected president of the Carolina Interfraternity Council. He will serve as president of the council from now until the fall of 1957. Other officers elected are Steve Ostrow, Phi Epsilon Pi, vice president; Robert Luft. Phi Kappa Sigma, secretary; Gary Rhine smith, Lambda Chi Alpha, treas urer and Frank Mims, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, chairman of rules committee. Serving as head of the Greek Week committee is Donald Rus sell, Kappa Alpha. 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