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Tho arrangements wcro in charge
of Major D. O. Byars, instructor of
military tactics and Mrs. Byars, Cap
tain and Mrs. Royden, Miss Marguer-it- o
PATT HALL PERSONALS
McLaughlin and Miss Frances
Jewell.
Mrs. J. W. Graham, Louisville, la tho
Several out of town guests were
guest of her daughter, MHudred Gra- present, among the two hundred stuham, this week.
dents who enjoyed tho dance.
Miss May Stevans, Williamsburg,
was tho guest of Ada Hardesty, last
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Helen Beasley spent last week-enat her home in Williamstown.
Mildred Teller, Louisville, was the
guest of Irma Wolf laBt week-end- .
Bernice Young, Pinevllle, was the
guest of Lucy Dean last week-end- .
Miss Geneva Wilson, Georgetown
College, was the guest of Lorraine
West, last week-end- .
Miss Marlon D. Mullens, Grand President of Kappa Delta sorority, was the
guest of the local chapter last weekend.
Amelia Voiers has returned from
her home in Butler, where she had
spent some time.
Mrs. John Gibson, Louisville, and
Miss Mary K. Hamilton were guests
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of friends last week.
Miss Wells, Carlisle, was the guest
of Gertrude Booth last week-end- .
Mrs. Stevans, Sharpsburg, was the
guest of Mrs. Brown last week-end- .

KAPPA SIGMA DANCE
A beautiful event of the spring was

the annual dance Friday night of Beta
Nu chapter of the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity in Buell Armory from 8:30 to
12 o'clock.

Festooned garlands of red, green and
white paper ribbon streamers, the fra
ternity colors, decorated the armory.
Lights in the fraternity colors were
swung among the beams of the ceiling,
Fraternity shields and banners deco'
rated the walls.
The programs were attractive book
lets containing a list of eight "no
breaks" and the selection of music for
each, with the Kappa Sigma coat-of- arms embossed in gold in one corner
of the black and white striped covers,
tied with silk cord and tassel of red
and green.
A large representation
of the fraternity pin, the cresent and star,
formed with electric globes provided
the only illumination for the eighth
and last
The music for
the special and effective dance was
"The Kappa Sigma Sweetheart."
The hosts for the occasion were:
active chapter, Messrs. Robert S. Arnold, Victor H. Barlow, Auryne E. Bell,
Neville Fincel, Raymond S. Glenn,
Todd H. Green, C. Frank Johnson, J.
Brooks Juette, Leeman S. Oldham,
George Oldham, William M. Wallace,
J. Stewart Wallingford and Marshall B.
Wood. Pledges, Frank Widekemper,
Burton Stapp and J. Howard King.
Patrons President and Mrs. Frank
L. McVey, Prof, and Mrs. L. L. Dantz-ler- ,
Dean and Mrs. C. It. Melcher, Dean
and Mrs. W. T. Lafferty, Dr. and Mrs.
E. F. Farquhar, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Brower, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Battaile,
Miss Frances Jewell, Miss Christine
Hopkins, Miss Dora Berkeley, and Miss
Marguerite McLaughlin.
Confetti and serpentine added brilliance to the scene near tho close of
the danco. Fruit frappo was served,

Tho next meeting of the club will
bo on Thursday, April 11th, in tho Agri

culture building and every member I
asked to be present. Some Important
matters that tho club desires to undertake will bo discussed.
Miss Coffin and Miss MacKinnon
were hostesses to the Seniors of the
Homo Economics Department at a
dinner party at tho Practise House
Wednesday evening.
Among those Included In the invitations were Dean and Mrs. Cooper,
Misses Lameraux, White and Purnell.
The Seniors are Misses Mildred Col
lins, Effle Gentry, Elizabeth Pickett,
Julia Burbank, Elsie Potter, Katherlne
Parrish, Eliza Clay Mason, Laura Cas
sidy, Sarah Harbison, Louiso Turner,
Austin Lilly.

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Alfred C. Green, Jr., tenor, of Chica
Phone 3976
go, will give a short program at the
University Friday morning at 11:45 at
the chapel hour.
Mr. Green will bo accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. J. O. Black, of the
Money Loaned on Reasonable InterestjRates
Lexington College of Music.
Following is the program:
GREENFIELD & HALL
"Chegelida Mamma," from the
Phoenix Hotel Block
Puccini DR. BUSH AT FORUM
opera, "La Boheme"
Rogers
Stars
OF WORLD PROBLEMS
"From the Land of the Sky Blue
Cadman
Waters"
"The Jews have never failed in a
Mr. Albert d' Schen Haberstro of
government, but I believe
Lexington College of Music has ar- spiritual
the
they will not succeed with a political
A complete line of select stock always on hand.
ranged the program for the University.
Corsage Bouquets a Specialty.
government in Palestine now," said
327 Main Street.
Phone M4
the Rev. Benjamin J. Bush, at the Unl
HISTORY CLUB
verslty of Kentucky Thursday afterE. T. TAMCOTT, Collate Representative.
noon In the Y. M. C. A. rooms, as one
The first meeting of the History Club
of the speakers on the "Forum of
was held Monday afternoon, March 31,
World Events."
in Dr. Tuthill's room. The program
"The famous Herzl movement, to
"Our Presi
consisted of discussions of
bring the Jews back to their holyland
dents as Historians" by Miss Conk
has never been received with the en
wright, Mr. Leon Wise and Mr. H. B
thusiasm that will warrant the attempt
Lloyd.
at repatriation of the nation. There is
Miss Conkwright gave a short and
all probability that England, as she
interesting
discussion of Theodore
once gave an asylum to the Jews in
Roosevelt's literary ability and told of
East Africa, might grant Palestine to
his accomplishments as a historian
the homeless nation for political reas
Mr. Leon Wise spoke on President Wil
ons now that she has conquered it
son and what he has contributed to
But even if this should be done, I do
Lloyd told
the historical field, and Mr.
not believe the country of Palestine
of the work of President Polncare and
is economically able to support the
what he has meant to France.
Jews that would go back.
After the program, Dr. Tuthill gave
"Palestine is unfortunate in its sltua
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LEXWGTCN, KY
a brief talk opening the subject to gen
tion being on the highroad between
The next program
eral discussion.
Africa and Europe. If the settlement
will be given April 13.
of Jews in Palestine were accom
plished, the old racial antagonisms
MONEY LOANED ON
UNIVERSITY "CO-EDbetween Jew and Mohammedan and
Arab would return. The country, if It
WILL HAVE NEW DEAN
became profitable, would be subjected
Miss Simrall of Sweetbriar College to the incursions of wild Arabian. JuAccepts Position to Take Effect
daism, Mohammedanism and ChristianNext September.
ity would conflict.
HARRY SKULLER,
"We can never be certain, however,
Miss Josephine Simrall, of Sweet- - about this little nation. It has given
Phoenix Block
II 0 S. Limestone St. ,
briar College, Va., has accepted the to the world the three monotheisms,
position of dean of women here at the Christianity,
Mohammedanism,
and
University to take effect next fall. Judaism. Witness the part of Belgium,
President McVey recommended her Holland, Greece and Palestine. I say
appointment at the meeting of the in regard to the present plan that the
Board of Trustees last Tuesday.
ideal Jerusalem is everywhere. The
At present Miss Simrall is head of solution of the problem of the Jewish
the Department of Psychology and race is the accepting of the example of
CANDIES, FRUITS AND TOBACCOS
dean of women at Sweetbriar. She is America's tolerance toward them by
a graduate of Wellesley and has taken every nation of the world."
graduate work at the University of
Cincinnati and at Johns Hopkins. She
is a Kentucky woman. She has many
friends and relatives in Lexington.
McVea, of Sweet
President
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briar College, spoke particularly of
Miss Simrall's excellent executive abilDEVELOPING AND PRINTING
ity and "her social accustomness."
LEXINGTON, KY.
146 WEST MAIN STREET
Chancellor Frank W. Chandler of the
University of Cincinnati, writes that
she is possessed of marked literary talent, that she was active in women's
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HOME ECS. NOTES

Dean Cooper spoke to the Home
Economics Club last Thursday on
"Opportunities,"
stressing tho part
CADET HOP GOOD
open to the woman trained in Homo
The second Cadet Hop was a pleas- Economics in developing the Stuto and
ant affair of Saturday afternoon from giving aid to tho various agencies that
2:30 to 5:30 In Buell Armory. Garr's are working for tho betterment of consextette furnished tho music.
ditions iu tho Stato.

HEINTZ

New Dancing Academy

Jeweler

E. Main Street
Opp. The Phoenix
123

Lexington, Kentucky

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STUDENTS CLASSES
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
Tuesday and Friday Nights
Private Lessons by Appointment
Dances Wednesday and Saturday Nights
Opp. Phoeni xHotel
SMITH'S QUARTETTE.

PHONE 2340

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