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DAY WEDNESDAY
Cosmo Club
Gives Dance'
At I'nn Friday
The Cosmopolitan Club will
hold a costume and national dress
dance at the Carolina Jnn Friday
night, Feb. 23, at. 7:30.
All members of - the club and
all those who have been guests of
the club or attended their meet
ings are also cordially invited.
Students from the international
clubs of Woman's College in
Duke will alsb be present at the
dance. -
The program will include vari
ous foreign dances, songs, and
other mixed entertainment. As
many members as possible are
urged to come dressed in the cos
tume of their native land to the
affair in order to add color.
Admission will be $1 for both
couples and stags.
The Cosmopolitan Club is com
posed mainly of students of vari
ous foreign nationalities studying
at the University.
'Thing'Activity
Again Tonight-
"The Thing" hits the campus
again tonight at 7 o'clock when
festivities start in the Rendezvous
Room. .
Last Wednesday around twenty
of the "most attractive coeds at
Carolina" attended, without dates,
and twice that many men, accord
ing to Rosalie Brown, entertain
ment director of Graham Memori
al. "People introduced themselves
to each other, danced and chatted.
One square dance, was done, and
then the rest of the evening was
spent in the Wlroom dancing,"
she continued. i
"The Thing" is a project of the
dormitory social chairmen and the
Student Union and
is a weekly
occurence. Everyone is invited
and Director Brown hopes that a
large crowd will droo in.
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SPONSORS FOR THE ANNUAL Chi Phi Pledge weekend to be
day are, left to right: Mary Grove, Atlanta, with Pledge Class President Neil Satterfield, Atlanta; Bet
ty Jean Hunt, Southern Pines, with Vice-President Bill Faulkner, Chicago: and Anne Bergh Diamond
Point, N. Y., with Historian Norman Hull-Ryde, Gastonia. Highlights .of the weekend-will include a -formal
banquet and dance Friday night at which time the 1951 Chi Phi Girl will.be crowned, a social
Saturday afternoon and an "Apache Party", at the chapter house that evening-Fourteen 'pledges "of
Alpha Alpha chapter will be honored at the weekend festivities. . A . .'.J : .
Carolina
By Faye
Montreaters will
those old songs for
to come. The lyrics
terrific lectures by Dr. Anderson,
telephones -ringing at 7:30 each
morning jto awaken the 60 attend
ing students, Mel Stribling and
the Asheville policeman, those
nights of individual recreation on
the, dam,, afternoons at the child
ren's playground, and group sing
ing.
A string band adds atmosphere
to a Montreat trip, students say.
It adds such things as a square
dance, "Way Down in Columbus.
Ga.," and "Tennessee Waltz." The
square dance featured a special
Rochester, N. Y., twist as illus
trated by Bill (Bucking Bronco)
Prince. , Even with Conference
Co-Chairman Mike McDaniel get
ting two of his worship service
planners up at 4:30 in the morn-
kinK lu pu'pare a program which
he slept throucli.-i.hf Mnntvp.it
j group agreed that the
weekend
religious
made an unforgettable
impact.
The Chi Psi annual winter
houseparty will get underway
this weekend. A buffet dinner
will open festivities at 0:30 Fri
day, followed by a party at the
Cafe Saville after the buffet. On
Saturday night, there will be a
formal dance at the house with
Herb Gupton and his Raleigh or
chestra playing. An early morn
ing breakfast, shortly after mid
night, ' will complete the house-
party as planned by Dick Proctor,
entertainment chairman.
At a Chi Psi smoker Thursday
night, pledges of every fraternity
on campus will be invited guests.
John Bradish, president of the
class, and Baxter Miller, vice
president, are arranging the good
will event.
About 10 Pi Kappa Phi's took
their dates to the Plantation Sup
per Club in Greensboro Sunday
night. Brothers of Pi Kappa Phi
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weekend. to 11 to win the cheerleader nomi-
Chi Psi and SAE are each j nation over Minett, his SP oppon
claiming this is "the' weekend." cnt who was seeking a double
Both groups are planning big j endorsement. The UP candidate
parties in connection with pledae ! is serving as head rhwrlMrlor
dances.
Talk
ithc present time, having succeed
at the Sigma Chi house i ed Joe Chambliss. who left school
lately has been centering around
the Mardi Gras. A very succcs
ful imitation was held last week
end at Sullins College. There
was a queen, a princess, and a
royal court. All the color and
costumes associated with the New
Orleans pre-Lentcn pageant w ere
int No. 1
QUICKER SERVICE
Point No. 2
BETTER CLEANING
by our
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be singing faithfully duplicated. j
a long time j Sig Ep Founders Day will be
will include I observed Saturday. Expected for
the occasion are about 40 alumni
who will be feted at a banquet
at 7 p.m. and an informal . party
at the house afterwards.
Rosie Murphy has changed it
again. Now it's Rosier. The
switch came after a talk to the
American Association of Univer-
i sity Women when the formal sub-
jtui me evemiiy xurnea to a 10
minute discourse oh birth control
Spencer Hall hospitaltiy will be
on display Friday night at a buf
fet dinner at six, followed by the
annual dance at 9.
bigma JNu's at Duke gave the
local chapter a party at the Buc
caneer Saturday night, known as
an after-accounting-quiz celebra
tion.
Larry Fox, TEP alumnus and
ex-Tar Heel staff member who
graduated last year, visited here
this weekend. He's now working
on the Charlotte News.
The lower half of the KA chap
ter (scholastically) will enter
tcrtain the upper half of the
group 11 lis Saturday at a cabin
party.
The Pi Phi's will have a coffee
hour on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Van Hecke To
Receive Law Wives
Mrs. M. T. Van Hecke will be
hostess to the Law Wives Associa
tion and honored guests at the
regular bi-monthly meeting on
Thursday evening at 8:00 at her
home on Rosemary St.
Approximately 50 guests and
members, with Mrs. Gordon Gray
as guest of honor, will be enter
tained with tables of Bridge and
Canasta.
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to join the Air Force.
Phil Bnrkhalter of Charlotte
was chosen by the paty as a re
commendation to President John
Senders for appointment to a
Student Legislature seat vacated
by Sol Cherry in Dorm District
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held Friday, Saturday, and Sun
Fou r Coeds ; P I edged '
To : Local S A I : Group
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Four.. -a women students . were-,
pledged.. tqtHe. local -Iota;Tau
Chaptertpf;.Sigma' lpha lotana-.;
tiOnal professional music frater
nity, at i ceremonies held in Hill
Hall on Tuesday night,' February
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The 'new pledges" are" Katherinc
Blue, ;Raef ord'; .Constance Carter,
BiloxL ' Miss.; ; Juanita, Childers.
Louisburg; and Elizabeth Hardee,
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Pin-Ups
Although studies can be inspir
ing, it's the reflections of shining
pins causing the lights in the eyes
of some students.
Pinned is Glenn Abbott Harden,
Greensboro, to Carl Durham, Sig
ma Nu of 'Chapel Hill. Pi Phi
Karen Mereness, Charlottesville,
Va., is pinned to ATO Charles
Joyner, Wilson.
On March 18th, Lambda Chi
Alpha Bob Pickard, Erie, Pa., will
marry "five- and a half" Pat
Brawley. The wedding will take
place in Gastonia, the bride's
hometown.- ' .
Engaged are Phi Kappa Sigma
Roger Adams Jennings, Jr. 'and Jo
Ann Sides, Rocky Mount. Jen
nings is from Greensboro.
. Two ,: Chi O's are now wearing
jdouble' crests. Frances . Minter,
Durham, . ;;is pinned . to Shade
-Wboten, i rAsheville, an SAE at
Duke. ! Sue McLaughlin, Miami
Beach', is pinned to Bob George,
iPhi Delt alumnus, of Washing
ton, Pa.' . .'- .
From the -Pi Kappa Phi ranks,
-two have parted with their pins.
President Bill ' Wilkerson, Reids
ville,. has pinned Jean Tiller, stu
dent nurse at Watts Hospital.
fBucky Horton is -pinned to Billy i
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