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Friday, Feb. 0 Alumni of Alpha
Tnti Omega entertaining the members of the active chapter and pledges
with a skating party at Nicholasville.
Saturday, Feb. 7 Cadet Hop in the
new gymnasium from 3 to G o'clock.
Saturday, Feb. 7 Pledges of the
Sigma Nu fraternity entertaining the
members of the active chapter with
a house dance.
Ruffct Supper
Dean and Mrs. Paul P. Boyd enter-

Military Ball February 20
The annual Military Ball gi von by
the R. 0. T. C. regiment of the University of Kentucky is scheduled for
Friday night, February 20, in the new
basketball building. The hours will
be from 9:00 to 1:00 o'clock. At this
time the pledging of the leading men
of the junior yenr of the advanced
course to the national honorary military fraternity, Scabbard and Blade,
will take place.
Appropriate exercises are being arranged for this occasion as well as for the Grand
March, vhich will bo patterned nfter
thnt Used nt V. M. I. Elaborate favors and handsome programs in
to music furnished by the Blue
nnd White orchestra should make
this the most outstanding social event
of the school year.
The affair is to be strictly formal,
military uniforms or the conventional

tained with an informal buffet supper at their homo on Waller avenue
Friday night, for a few members of
the university faculty and their wives.
Assisting in the entertainment of the
guests were Misses Virginia Boyd,
Betty Boyd and Helen McGurk.
The rooms were decorated with
spring flowers nnd the supper table
was beautiful with a large basket of pink roses nnd pink candles in
silver holders.
The guests included Dean nnd Mrs.
Charles J. Turck, Col. and Mrs. Horace P. Hobbs, Dr. and Mrs. J. E.
Rush, Prof, nnd Mrs. E. F. Fnrqu-haDr. and Mrs. J. B. Miner, Dr.
nnd Mrs. J. L. Lipscomb, Coach and
Mrs. Fred J. Murphy, Prof, nnd Mrs.
Carl Lamport, Prof, and Mrs. Otto
Koppius, Prof, nnd Mrs J. C. Jones, evening clothes being required.
Tickets arc to be 1.50 and they
Professor Carol Sax, and Mrs. P. K.
will be put on ndvance sale Fcbrunry
Holmes.
G, under the
direction of Colonel
The following invitations have been Sponsor Helen King, Cndet Colonel
C. D. French, Cndet Mnjor J. K. Robissued:
erts, and Cadet Second Lieutenants
Sigma Beta Upsilon
John .Dabncy and Joe Walter. Tickof
ets may also be secured at the door
The University of Kentucky
on the evening of February 20.
Saturday, February fourteenth
Eight Thirty to Twelve
DR. RUSH IS HONORED
Phoenix Hotel
Dr. Rush, head of the department
Dancing
Formal
of Hygiene, has received notice of
his election to membership in the
Thcta Sigma Phi Tea
Chi chapter of Theta Sigma Phi, Royal Institute of Public Health, of
journalistic London, England. The letter anprofessional
women's
fraternity, will hold a public pledge nouncing the conferring of the honor
service at a tea to be given by the was received by Dr. Rush Thursday
active members of the fraternity nt very shortly nfter he nttended his
Patterson Hall on Wednesday after- first meeting of the Lexington Rotnry
noon from 4 to 6. Women registered Club, which he was recently invited
in the department of Journalism areto join.
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especially invited nnd urged to attend.
The members of the active chapter
are: Mary Stallings, Helen King,
Frances Knne, Rnchelle Shncklettc,
Betty Bnrbour, Nancy Stephenson,
Mnrgaret Chennult, Amanda Gordon,
Louise Burks, Frnnces Leo, Irene
Kathcrino Elliott, and Mary
Frances Campbell.

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I should have a distinct
(Reprinted by Permission from "The advantage over the other boys when
Open Road Magazine," 248 Boyls-to- n I got out.
street, Boston, Mass.)
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The college year departed, as usMan, what a glorious feeling.
ual, in a blaze .of glory and the
It was one of those wonderful even- of the college were closed gently exits
and
ings in Juno for which New England
is famous. The year was 1912 and firmly behind us, with a sigh of rethe place a New England town. lief on the part of the faculty, I think,
Three college seniors and I were and the arms of the world opened to
driving a team to a dance at a town receive us. Only that wasn't really
After the what happened.
five miles from college.
long New England winter with its
In high school I had played footshort, confining days followed by
a big,
several days of slush and mud and ball. I thought of my jobbyasseventy
slowly dwindling patches of dirty fat guard outweighing me
summer had at pounds, but sluggish. It seemed to
snow in the shadows
last come to us. Overhead the stars me that the thing to do was to dig
and a half full moon shone with Noon page six)
(Continued
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The steady "plump, plump" of the
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ful health my companions
seniors. Everything was perfect
including ourselves. What a wonderful night in which to start to conquer the world and what more
natural than that, after a few songs,
our conversation should turn to the
question of what industries and corporations might be worthy of the
services of perfectly educated young
gentlemen of good families like ourselves.

I certainly thoroughly enjoyed myself that evening because I knew
that these boys would soon bo rudely
awakened. In tho movies you have
d
probably seen the pompous,
gentleman with the plug hat
shalstep into what appeared to be a
low puddle, only to drop out of sight
in tho dirty, cold water. You know
how funny it is. Well, I knew that
something like this was going to happen to my friends and I knew, that
it wasn't going to hurt them any.
Tho reason why I knew this was
cause I had been working in college
selling athletic goods and clothing.
Before I started in college I somehow had got tho idea that no one can
be worth very much in business until
he has had a certain number of hard
I thought that if I could
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By William L. Fletcher

Never shall Iforget that evening
and how I laughed to myself at the
One
conversation of my companions.
of them thought that he might like
to run a bank not immediately, of
course, but after a few months of investigation during which time he
could ascertain if that was whaf he
really wanted to do. Another said
that a friend of his had made money
in wool. A third thought that the
chewing gum or book publishing business might be worth while. Tho conversation closed when one fellow who
had established a reputation for business sagacity by selling a few silk
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