PAGE FOUR THE DAILY TAR HEEL
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1953
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By Deenie
Carouse
Schoeppe
! While you's all madly learning
the bunny hop, here are a few so
cial notes from all over.
For their Germans weekend, the
KA's are having a casual little,
gangster party at the old school
house on the Greensboro Road to
night. Appropriate, huh? It's go
ing to be in the real old fashioned
speakeasy style. Tomorrow night
they'll have cocktails at the house
.after the dance.
The Ranch House will be taken
over by St. A's and dates Saturday
night for dinner and dancing plus
combo.
At the Rathskeller will be the
Chi Psi's tomorrow afternoon.
Somewhere along the way they'll
have a "Roaring Twenties" party
complete with roulette wheels, cos
tumes and a combo.
Phi Delt Pat Samonds will now
be seen in black face. That's what
happens when you sit in a fire
place.
Oh, that Chi Psi I said was pin
ned last week wasn't pinned at all.
Life's like that. Sorry. , ;
. The SAE's, Deke's and Zete's are
having une huge one tomorrow
night at the Washington Duke.
Deke's are having a ' few other
little functions too, like a break
fast at the house after the dance
tonight and a party to the enchant
ing music of "Hoagy" Carmichael
before the concert tomorrow. For
got to mention a champagne party
at Jack's Friday afternoon. Just
an average weekend.
Pika's will go to Smith's Lake
in Durham for a cabin party to
night. Sigma Chi's will have a combo
tonight after the dance and a Watts
Grill party tomorrow and more
combo at the fyouse.
Time for a pinning or two. A Zete
this time. First one this year I
think. Ed Gause of Wilson pinned
Anna Joan Boyn from WC.
Theta Chi Al Perry, Charlotte,
is engaged to 52 grad Mike Green,
Thomasville. Theta Chi's will do
their weekend celebrating aT the
house with a couple of parties.
And the ZBT's will be hosts to
Goucher girls this weekend. They
will have a combo and party to
night. The Wood Smethurst says the
ATO's are partying at Turnage's
tomorrow night.
Pi Kappa Phi's will party all
weekend and serve cocktails to
morrow afternoon.
This is Pi Lam houseparty week
end and they'll have a pledge ban
quet at the Burlington Country
Club, parties at the house all week
end with cocktails and pj. Another
'just average" weekend.;
Sigma Nu's will have a b.y-o. par
ty at the Legion Hut tomorrow
from 8 till Sunday. There. Not one
mean thing did I say.
Mo' pinnings. Pi Lam Jerry Moff,
Burlington, pinned Roberta Paley,
Miami Beach.
Delta Sigma Pi Al Joe Braxton,
Scotland Neck, pinned Evelyn
Booth, a Meredith girl and also
from Scotland Neck.
Delta Sigma Pi's will have their
pledge banquet at the Inn tomor
row night, followed by pahty at
the house. v
Chi Phi's partying will also be
done at the house Saturday night.
Beta's will be at Turnage's Sat
urday morning for a cocktail party
and will have dinner and a party
Saturday night.
. Beta Jake Froelich is engaged
to Mary Strickland. Both are from
High Point.
Saddle Club knew we couldn't
miss that Phi Delt's and dates will
have dinner and a party there to
morrow night. Tonight Phi Delts
will have much big combo at the
house from 1 to 4 ayem.
f Phi Kaps and, dates , will have
a breakfast or two, , and maybe a
few. parties in between-
There isn't one , place within a
50 mile radius that isn't being tak
en over by Carolina this weekend.
Kappa Sigs will , head Crab Tree
Creek-ward for a cabin party to
morrow night. By that time they
Ought to be jush fine cause they're
having a champagne party at the
house all afternoon.
- Lambda Chi's will celebrate with
a beer party at the house. They
sho' do like their beer. .
Seem to have kinda' left out the
sorority news completely.
Tri Delt Calire Boone, new pin
up of Tommy Peacock, was sere
naded by the Chi Phi's Wednesday
night.
Chi O Anna Redding, Manhas
sett, L. I., is engaged to Howard
Pitts, an SAE at Duke.
Happy bunny hopping.
Chapman Elected To Head
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Beta Upsilon chapter of Alpha
Delta Pi sorority has elected offic
ers for the coming year.
Elected were Alice Chapman,
Welch, W. Va., president; Emily !
Cooke, Arlington, Va., vice-president;
Ann Folger, High Point, re
cording secretary; Marilyn Habel,
Chapel Hill, corresponding secre
tary; Kitty Lee, Lumberton, trea
surer; Lynda Vestal, Liberty, So
cial chairman; Pat Bohnenkamp,
St. Louis, Mo. and Helen Faust,
Asheboro, co-rush chairmen.
Clinic
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del, Howard Hanson, Johann Stra
uss, Borodin and others.
High schools to be represented
are located in Charlotte, Raleigh,
Greensboro, High Point, Winston
Salem, Kannapolis, Concord, Salis
bury, Boone, Tipton Hill and Way-nesville.
Students going to the biology
building have narrowly escaped
being hit by a flying cat's liver
or some other animal innard. The
department has issued a state
ment condemning the entire busi
ness and warning the scientists
that "This isn't the right way to
dispose of used biology , experiments."
Initiation Held
For 'Pi Phis
Mary Lowrey was named "model
pledge of North Carolina Alpha
chapter of Pi Beta Phi sorority at
its initiation banquet held Wednes
day night at the Carolina Inn.
Eleanor Saunders and Mary Low
rey were given scholarship awards
of gold Pi Beta Phi rings. Gardenia
corsages were presented each "of
the new initiates. Toasts were made
by Chapter President Bish Fox,
Roanoke, Va., Ann Fitzgerald,
pledge class president, and- Dee
Breslow, Rahway, N. J. pledge
trainer.
Recent Pi Phi initiates are: Bet
ty Otto Anderson, Port St. Joe,
Fla.; Ann Benton, Wilmington;
Lucy Briney, Madisonville, Ky.;
Mary Jane Bumpous, St. Peters
burg, Fla.; Barbara Burgess, Maple
wood, N. J.; Edith Cross, Gates
ville; Len Daniel, Coral Gables,
Fla.; Nancy Davis, Rainelle, W. Va.;
Jo Deming, Cynthiana, Ky.; Ann
Fitzgerald, Princeton; Joan Gant,
Atlanta, Ga.; Rosalyn Gasque, Rock
ingham; Sara Leek, Thomasville; Mary
Lowrey, Atlanta, Ga.; Ann McCul
luch, Bluefield, W. Va.; Connie
Moore, Norfolk, Va.; Betty Par
sons, Jasper, Ga.; Ellen Prouty,
Dalton, Ga.; Tish Rodman, Nor
folk, Va.; and Eleanor Saunders,
Chapel Hill. .
KD's Initiate,
Have Banquet
Beta Chi chapter of Kappa Delta
held initiation services Sunday af
ternoon. The following girls were initiat
ed: Betsy Clarke, Goldsboro; Anne
Guiton, Whitesville; Mary Jane
Harrison, Montgomery, Ala.; Peg
Hall, Salyersville, Ky.; Alice Jones,
Warrenton; Carolyn Little, Con
cord;
Cathy Newlin, Haw River; Peg
gy Pierpont, Chapel Hill; Mary
Jo Rader, Miami Shores, Fla.; Joan
Russell, Kenmore; Hilda Simpson
Erwin; Lib Suddreth; and Betty
George Williams of Lqesburg, Fla.
A banquet was held in the Pine
Room of the Carolina Inn follow
ing the initiation for actives, new
initiates, and alumnae of Chapel
Hill and Raleigh; Mrs. .Earl W.
Brian of Raleigh spoke briefly to
the group.
Outstanding pledge award was
presented to Carolyn Little of Con
cord. The scholarship award was
presented to Edith Rogers of Wil
mington.
CHERRY POINT The Marine
Corps has reported that one of its
F9F Panther jet fighter planes
was outrun by a mysterious object
with red lights that zoomed across
the North Carolina skies and dis
appeared near the coast. An offi
cial Marine , Corps statement said
the chase took place on Monday
night after planes at the Edenton
Auxiliary Air Station had ' been
alerted to watch for the object.
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