THE KENTUCKY KERNEL
L. C. ARMSTRONG IS
HEARD BY ENGINEERS

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Down Town

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KODAK ALBUMS 50 Cents ot $8.00.

PENNANTS $1.00 and up.
L. O. Armstrong,

of tho Bureau of
Commercial Economics, addressed tho
students of tho University Thursday
afternoon on his experiences as an
explorer In tho Northland.
Mr. Armstrong Is 70 years of age
and has spent tho greater part of his
life as an explorer, hunter and guide,
and is now more youthful and vigorous than most men in tho prime of
life. He has explored every nook and
corner of the United States and Canada, having blazed his own trail on
many of his trips.
Many notable
men of America are among his intimate friends.
.'

Faculty
Club,
The Engineering
through whose efforts Mr. Armstrong
was brought here, greatly appreciated
the rare privilege of hearing of his
remarkable experiences.
The grand
old man told a few of the stirring recollections of his Klondyke days, of a
miraculous escape for death on a
Canadian lake, and an absorbing latter-day
story of German intrigue on
this continent.

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In conclusion, Mr. Armstrong stated

that the University of Kentucky has
a spirit that excels that of any other
school of the many he has visited on
his lecture tour. He also said that
"My Old Kentucky Home" was a song
that appealed to men of all classes
and 13 as popular in the wilds of Canada as it is in the far Southland.

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OF HONOR AT PARTIES

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Alpha Gamma Deltas Give Showers
For Alumna.
Mrs. Joseph Howard, formerly Miss
,Ruth Cassidy, a student in the University, and a recent bride, was the
guest of honor at several parties given
last week.
Lillian Haydon entertained in her
honor with a miscellaneous shower
Monday afternoon at her home on the
Maysville tPJke. The house was athearts,
with
tractively
decorated
cuplds and cut flowers. The presents
which were tied up in tissue paper
were arranged in a basket placed on
the library table. Tied to each present was a long strip of red ribbon
which had a card fastened to the other end. Each guest was required to
write on the card suggestions for
managing a husband and then to draw
the present. A salad course and mints
were served.
Myrtle Rose Smith entertained
Tuesday afternoon with an "Advice"
shower and many clever and original
bits of advice In the form of prose,
poetry and sketches were showered
upon the guest of honor. An ice
course and coffee were served.
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. O. P.
Floyd entertained with a tea towel
party at her home on East Main
Each guest brought a tea
Street.
towel which she was required to make
during the afternoon. A prize awarded for the most attractive towel was
won by Mrs. Frederick Wachs. Reof a salad
freshments consisting
.course and mints were served.
The guests at th&Be affairs included the alumnae, active members and
pledges of Alpha Gamma Delta and
the following other guests: Mrs.
Frederick Wachs, Mrs. David Howard,
jMtsses Phoebe Button, Kate Reddish,
Dorothy Jackson, Pearl Haydon.

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