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lecture on South America. The lecture will be illustrated by slides.
There is to be a meeting of the Y.
W. C. A. cabinet Tuesday afternoon
at 4:30 in Patterson Hall.

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and Mrs. Harry Rcnick, Miss Frances
Jewell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.
Miss Marguerite McLaughlin,
Mr. Carol Sax.
An orchestra played a special program of music and refreshments were
served.
Among the guests were Maria Mc- Elroy, Marie Beckncr, Pearl Mc- Betty
Johnston,
Cormick, Rctta
Brown, Lucy Sharpc, Edna Lewis
Wells, Mary Hclburn, Rachclle Shack-lcttHelen Backer, Frances Smith,
Kathcrine Goodsight, Mary Peterson,
Mary Stofcr, Julia Willis, Eleanor
Ellis, Mary May,
Morse. Elizabeth
Jcannctte McVey, Virginia Kelley,
Flo Armcntrout, Margaret Chenault,
Martha McClurc, Frances Green, Ida
Kenncy Risque, Elizabeth Glascock,
Frances Renick, Ellen Hughes, Joelyn
Webb, Elizabeth Allen, Sarah Kath- crne Snooks, Lurlene Bronaugh, Louise Burks, Dorothy Moran, Elizabeth
Williams, Sarah Morris.
Representatives of other university
fraternities: William Tate, Emmett
Milward, Douglas Vest, James Chap
man, Birkett Lee Pmbble, Joseph
Roberts, Charles Graham, Samuel
Ridgeway, Gardner Bayyless, Samuel
Caldwell, Ray Stacer, Janus McFar- lnd, Jr., William Milward III., Edward Goodson, Marshall Barnts, Earl
Heavrin, Elbert cie Coursey, John Riley, Otis Jones, Ca.i Lipe.
All the members of the Ato: Theta
chapter of Transylvania Co'ltgc.

Society Calendar
THURSDAY, MARCH 15
Founders' Day
Phi Delta Thcta
banquet.
Installation of Delta Rho Chapter
of Delta Delta Delta fraternity at the
University of Kentucky
FRIDAY. MARCH 16
Delta Delta Delta Fraternity dance,
ball room of Phoenix Hotel in evening.
SATURDAY, MARCH 17
Cadet Hop in the afternoon at the
Armory.
Kappa Raplpa Gamma Fraternity
Alumnae tea dance at Phoenix Hotel,
benefit of building fund.
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity,
dance, Phoenix ballroom; formal.

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Pledge Service
Theta Sigma Phi, women's honorary journalism fraternity, held pledge
service Monday afternoon at the home
of Miss Marguerite McLaughlin for
the .following girls : Emma Lee Young,
Elizabeth Ellis, Georgia Lee Murphy,
McMeekin, Betty
Mary Marshall
Barbour, Helen King, Margeret Lavin,
Bertha Kraft, Mary Gorey and Dixon
Davidson.

Installation Dance.
The following invitations, cards,
i.,..fif,.Hv oncrraved with shield em- bessed in gold have been received by
many persons at the Universiy:
Delta Rho Chapter
of
Pi Kappa Alpha Banquet
Delta Delta Delta
Friday, March sixteenth
Founders' day was observed by the
y
until twelve
members of Pi Kappa Kappa fraterniPhoenix Hotel
ty with a beautiful banquet Saturday
Dancing nitrht at the Phoenix Hotel.
Formal
Mr. John U. Field was taastmaster
TnvitfttiaM lulled.
and Professor A. C. 7emb.rod spoke
eneraved invitations on "Founders' Day." Professor James
WanHsrvmelv
with shield embossed in gold have H. Richmond responded to a rosst on
been issued by Chi Omega fraternity "The Fraternity Man," and responses
dance:
were also made by Mr. W. T. Carter,
for their
Lambda Alpha Chapter
of Kappa chapter, and Mr. Lowell
of
Truitt, of Omega chapter.
CM Omeea Fraternity
The members of Kappa chapter
Saturday evening, March twenty-fou- r
are Messrs. Foster Mitchell.C harles
eight o clock
Van Winkle, Harlie Smith, Willard
Phoenix Hotel
Bower, Bennett
Graydon
Carter,
Dancing Poach, Burt Halbert. Myron Wool-ery.Formal
roy Borders, Carol Ratliff,
Llewellyn Adams, Lewis Mather,
Saturday a tea dance will be given Paul Omer, Clifton Wesselman and
from 3:30 to 6:30 o'clock in the ball- Edward Adams.
The members of Omega chapter are
room of the Phoenix hotel for the ben
efit of Kaooa Kappa Gamma frater Carl Lipe, Charles S. Foley, Richard
nitv building fund. The admission Bridgeman, Robert L. Sanders, Ruswill be one dollar, and the committee sell A. Sanders, Wickliffe B. Moore,
are Misses Lillian Collins, Marjone John C. Riley, Lowell Truitt, Aaron
Riddle. Mary Walton and Frances Ashbrook, Wilson Alsop, William G.
DeLong. Postcard invitations are be- - Childress, Campbell Edmonds, John
ine sent out and visitors are expected Judy, Richard Lamberts, Harold
from Shelbyville, Danville, Frankfort, Stenken, Robert S. Samuels, John von
Versailles, Paris and other places. An Grunigen, Robert Montgomery. Sidorchestra of seven pieces will furnish ney Neal, Albert Chandler, Earl Bour-lan- d
The
and Stanley Courtney.
themu sic. Tables may be reserved.
pledges are Messrs. A. V. Conway,
Kappa Alpha House Dance
Bertram B. Helck and Aubrey Ken-neThe house dance given Saturday ev
Alumni present were Messrs. I ouis
enine bv the Kappa Alpha Fraternity
of the University was one of the most Alexander Rhodes Arnspiger, Frank
delightful events at the close of the Bohannon, Jr., Versailles; Bradley
Bourne, Versailles; Professor W. C.
week..
Bridges, Robert S.
Instead of the chapter house the Bower, John
dance was given at the home of Byars, William Collins, John DownMr. Warren Clare in Mentelle Park ing, Dr. E. C. Elliott, Lucian Farra,
The decorations were in the fra Hardin Field, Jr., Versailles; John U.
d
ternity colors, crimson and gold, and Field, Professor L. K. Frankel,
Gay, George E. Goodwin, J.
the hosts were the active chapter and
Lewis Hillenmeyer,
Guyn.
White
oledees:
Grant, Harry Letton, Carlisle; Harry McActive chapter Bowman
Branthwaite Dewhurst, Henry laylor, Carthy, Nicholas ville; Robert Massie,
Gayle Crutchfield, Henry Harper, R. E.M onroe, William G. Nash,
Harrv B. Tilton, James Willis, Rus Georgetown College; William Prewitt
sell VanZant, Warren Clare, James and B. A. Thomas. Shelbyville.
K
Bautrhman. Earle Baughman, Phillip
Y. W. C. A. NOTES
Powell, John Burks, Dan Morse, William Ppyntz, Coleman Collis, Gilbert
The annual elections for the Y. W.
Smith, Russell Green, Robert O'Brien,
Dan Bowmar, Jr., Clarence Moseley, C. A. and the W. S. G. A. will be held
James Darnell, Oliver Lambert, Earl March 22, at Patterson Hall. The
Mequair nominations are not out yet but will
Bryan,
Nichols, Berkeley
Beard, Joseph Walters, Frederick K. be posted this week. The names of
all those eligible to vote in the elecAusbure, Louis Shackelford.
Pledges Guy Briggs, Jr., James tion will be posted on the doors of the
Wilder, John Tinder, William Scearce, various buildings of the campus.
The usual meeting will be held at
James Allen, Robert Williams.
evening at Patterson
6:30 Sunday
They were assisted by the chaper-oneDean and Mrs. William Edwin Hall, a brief talk will be made by Dr.
Freeman, Judge and Mrs. Richard C. Lilly after which Goldsmith, who was
Stoll, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Grehan, brought here by Dr. Tuthill, head of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Walton, Mr. the History Department, will give a

New fields of work for women arc
coming into prominence every day.
No longer is woman relegated entirely to the home, for there are many
interesting and worthwhile vocations
which she may follow.
Recently there was received in Dr.
McVcy's office an announcement
made by two college women of Albuquerque, N. M., telling of the Koshare
Tours, which arc personally escorted
motor panics through the interesting sections of the Southwest.
These two college women have
charge of the tours and in the course
of the journey through the west they
visit Indian pueblos, Mexican folk
plays, the haunts of mountain lion,
cliffs
deer, fox, etc., the honey-com- b
a thousand
in which people lived
years ago and many other places of
equal interest.
This work should prove to be not
only intensely interesting but also
(profitable for these two women. Many
people who would like to see these
places will perhaps take advantage of
this opportunity.

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