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Crowd Throngs Stations To
Meet Last Train
From Home
ALL

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JUBILANT

KY. HOME ECONOMICS
ASSOCIATION ELECTS

WEDDINGS.

Y. W. C. A. HOLDS AN

INTERESTING MEETING
ALDWIN

CHUHOLM.

Miss Bet tie Hopper conducted the
The following were elected officers
C. A. services at the Hall Sua-da- y
of the Kentucky Home Economics As
marriage of Miss Ethel Bald Y. W.
Tho
night. 8he spoke on our dutto
sociatlon for the ensuing year at
win, of Paris, and Mr. OKha B. Chls
the mountain people of the
meeting held at the University Satur holm, of Caipe Town,
South Africa, tonard
day: MIbs Bertha Tarrent, of Louis will be solemnized
State. Next Sunday night Miss EliM
at the bride's
Piggott will speak on "The Unralr
ville, president; Miss Anne Simrall, of home, January 3. Mr. Chlsholm Is
an
Lexington, vice president, and Miss El alumnus of the University, being
Member." Town girls are cordially

a
sie Speck, of Paducah, secretary and member of the '09 graduating
class
treasurer.
from the College of Agriculture. He
Mrs. Sara Maury, special social Is at present manager of the
Ft. James
worker in .the Louisville city schools, branch of the United Tobacco Com
addressed the meeting on "Food as an pany, of Capo Town. Mr.
Chlsholm
Educator," in which she advocated the has many friends here who
extend
establishment of "penny lunches" in their heartiest congratulations.
the Johnson "ward school, similar to
the lunches already sold in the Louis
HISTORY CLU1 TO MEET.
ville public schools. The speaker told
of the success of these lunches and
The History Club will meet
suggested that a representative be
evening in the Education Build
sent from Lexington to that city to ing. An Interesting program has been
study the system.
arranged which will prove of Interest
to all who attend. All students inter
MINING COLLEGE TO
ested In history are cordially invited.

Invited to attend these meetings,
which are held at 6:45 p. m.
re
Jubilant youths and fair
The following girls went home for turning from the holidays, filled the
the holidays: Misses Eliza Spurrier, stations Sunday night as each "last
DR. QANFIELD TO tPEAK AT
Mildred Graham, Mary and Lillian train from home" appeared. The boys
LEX. PUiLIC LIIRARY TONIGHT.
Grundy, Mary Turner, Louise Janes and girls who had not gone home help
Myra Warren,
Louise Will, Lucile ed swell the crowd as they met each
Dr. W. A. Ganfleld, president of
Blatz, Madeline Feigle, Louise Mayer, train. Some of the
College, will speak at the
were
Rdberta Green, 'Ruth Gregory, Mar touching.
Public Library this evening on
garet Jefferson, Edith Sachs, Virginia
At 8.30 o'clock a large number was
the subject, "Our Changing Social Or
Croft, of Louisville; Bemlce Ell still missing and the waiting mob in
der." This Is the second of a series of
Wanger, Sarah Harbison, Elizabeth the station ibegan to grow Impatient
lectures scheduled for this winter.
Petty, Ruth Cardwell, of Shelbyville; They were beginning to grow down
The admission is free and all UniMary 'Hamilton, Laura Jamison, Mary cast when the C. & O. train from
versity students are invited.
Grey Ashbrook, Louise Smiser, Lois Louisville appeared loaded . to the
Am merman, of Cynthiana; Aime Diet guards.
cars, day
From Pullman
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rich, Elizabeth Beckner, of Winches- coaches, smoking cars and even from
SEND DELEGATION
ter; Austin Lilly, Zerelda Noland, baggage cars they came. As the last
Lois Powell, of Richmond; Jessamine
boy left the train
and
Dean C. J. Norwood, Professor T. J.
Cook, Elizabeth Porch, of Somerset; the passengers could be seen to heave
HUfiHEl SCHOOL OF DANCIN8 106 W. Main Street
Barr and B. C. Worley, of the College
Margaret Gore, of (Bardstown; Eliza deep sighs of relief.
Mrs Hughes, Member of American National Association Masters of Dancing
of Mines and Metallurgy and about
Piggott, of Irvington; Frances Geisel,
Once inside the gates the mob scat twenty
CLASSES- Tuesday, Thursday,
students will attend the con
Lena Clem, Bessie tered. A crowd of girls surrounded
of iMaysville;
Friday and
Evenings.
Invention of the Kentucky Mining
Brackett, of Stanford; Marie and Mil- one lone man, the "Magnanimous
stitute in Louisville Friday and Sat
dred Collins, of North Mlddletown; Judge," and started hallward. There
urday. Joseph W. Reed, assistant
Eleanor Eaker, of Princeton; Eliza one happy couple scattered quickly
State mine Inspector, with headquar
Clay Mason, of Paris; Stella Penning- away from the crowd. Gradually the
ters at the University, also will ac
Tky Do First Class Werk at tke Rigkt Price; Quick nJJSatUfacUiy Service
Lucy Cracraft, of crowd drifted away and the station
ton, of London;
company the local delegation.
Mr.
White Sulphur; Ada Hardesty, of Fort was cleared. The people waiting for
AMERICAN DRY CLEANING CO.
Reed will probably succeed Ivan P.
Clifford Dob, Our UaiTerHty of Ky. RcpreicBtative
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Thomas; Margaret Lair, of Dayton, a later train, smiled after them, then
Tashof, formerly instructor In mining
O.; Lucy Dean, of Marcellus; Juliet they, too, heaved a sigh of relief.
and assaying at the University, as
Lee Risque, of Midway; Maud Asbury,
Into town the crowd went, scattered secretary-treasure- r
of the Mining
of Petersburg; Virginia Helm MUner, now into many little groups. Perhaps
Esof 'Union Station; Lula Swinney,
the old campus out on South Lime
ther Helburn, of Eminence; Myrtle sensed the return of its children and
Smith, of Lagrange; Elizabeth
happy to be released from the silence
of Bagdad; Jane Dickey, of of the last few days, in its turn,
Walton.
heaved a sigh of relief." Who
Miss Jane Crawford visited friends knows?
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DELIVERY TO SUIT YOU
in Danville during the holidays.
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OUR FRATERNITY CHRISTMAS
Novelties are Varied and Complete
Crest Mountings, Monogram
Mountings, Etching.

Misses Annie Lewis Whltworth, of

The Caskey Jewelry Co.

STROLLERS ACT AGAIN.

Ft. Thomas, and Mary .Helen and Lucy
The members of the oast of the
Whltworth, visited their sister, Miss
Stroller skit, "How the Ham Saved
Clara Whltworth last week.
Misses Carrie Blair, Effie Gentry the Homestead," appeared at an enand Cary Virginia Wilson were guests tertainment given Tuesday night at
of iMiss Jessie Florence, in Cynthiana, Christ Church Cathedral for the ben
efit of the Girls' Friendly Society of
during the holidays.
Church 'of the Good Shepherd, and
Miss Lillian Gaines was the guest the
made quite a hit with their offering.
of Miss Myra Warren last week.
The actors had drilled on their lines
(Miss Lena Johnson spent the holisince the recent Stroller party and
days with Miss Lucy Cracraft at
their work on this occasion was even
White Sulphur.
better than it was before. Those who
Miss Edna Vogel, of Kentucky Col
took part were Nancy Innes, Mary

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lege for Women, was the guest of
Turner, Emery Frazier, William Shin- Miss Lena Johnson, Thursday.
nick, Herbert
Graham and John
.Miss Myrl Mitchell returned to her
Marsh.
home in Paducah this week on account
of trouble with her eyes.
DRESS SUIT FOR SALE.
Miss Anna Louise Bertram, of
Vanceburg, was the guest of her sis
Dress suit in good condition, practi
ter, MIbs Elizabeth Bertram, at the cally new. Will sell for less than half
Hall last week.
price.
P. E. BACON,
Mrs. W. M. Duncan, of Lawrence
Elmendorf Farm
burg, was the guest of her daughters
Tuesday.
Miss Eyrl Richmond visited Miss
Misses Katherlne
and
Hannah Mary Ricketts in Mt. Sterling during
Welakley visited friends In Versailles the holidays.
during the holidays.
Miss Susanne Beitz spent Thanks
'Miss Martine Ratican spent the holi giving with Miss Christine Hopkins,
days with Miss Miriam Horine, in at Kisterton.
Nicholasville.
Miss Elizabeth Ghadwlck, of Vance
Miss Zula Ferguson was with her burg, Is visiting Miss Martha Pollitt
sister in Louisville last week.
this week.
Misses (Mary Guy Ashbrook, Mary
Miss Naomi Rogers, of Springfield,
Hamilton and Laura Lee Jamison vis- spent the week-enwith Miss Celia
ited Miss Mary Beall In Mt. Sterling Cregor.
during the holidays.
'Miss Vivian DeLalne visited Miss
Miss Jacquelin Hall, of Lawrence-burg- , Susan Dewey Lawwill on East High
was the guest of Miss Elizabeth Street during the holidays.
Pickett, Thanksgiving.
Miss Linda Purnell spent the week
Mlss Esther Denton visited Miss end with her brother, Mr. W. A. Pur
Mattie, McMurtry in Nicholasville nell, on Park Avenue.
during the holidays.
Miss Mildred Taylor was the guest
Miss Margaret Matthews spent the of Miss Myra Warren during the holi
holidays with friends in Falmouth.
days.

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$2.25

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Jeweler

East Main Street

Opp. the Phoenix
Lexington, Ky.

Pennants 30c to $1.50.
Banners $250 up.
Pillow Tops $1.50 up.
Seal Pins 50c.
Hat Pins $J.0O
Fobs 50c.
University of Kentucky Paper 50c box
Memory Books $2.00
Kodak Books 50c up.
Book Ends $1.50.
Fratern ty Placks $1.50.
One Box of Crane's paper, containing one quire of cards,
paper and envelopes with monogram die $500.
Christmas Cards, Books and Novelties now on display.

University Book Store
F. BATTAILE,
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For yo jr Eats and Lunches. Students' Supplies.
Upen day and night, Wve us a trial.
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