THE KENTUCKY KERNEL

SHOP
EARLY

CHRISTMAS IS A STATION ON THE ROAD OF LIFE WHERE ALL TRAINS STOP FOR ONE DAY EACH YEAR TO
FEED THE HEARTS OF MEN

SHOP
EARLY

vwlus

irirwiNi Mill

jki

wi

OUR GIFT ASSORTMENT
IS COMPLETE

OF ALL
KENTUCKY

GIFT HEADQUARTERS
CENTRAL

mvii

Christmas Store

e

wm

wtm

All f

riKf

GIFT HEADQUARTERS OF ALL
CENTRAL KENTUCKY

I

Society

TRY ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS HOT
CHOCOLATES WITH A TASTY SANDWICH

STUDENTS

FRATERNITY HOW
visitors at the Kappa
were:
fraternity
house
Messrs. Thomas Adams, Louisville;
Robert Preston Oliver, Frankfort
and A. C. Tipton, Ashland.
Mr. Loring Roush visited in Cincinnati over the week-enMr. Fred Toy, Cincinnati, was a
week-en- d
guest at the Pi Kappa
Alpha fraternity house.
TVTr. Tnnnrd Stranahan SDent last
week-en- d
as a visitor in Cincinnati.
Mr. Stewart Augustus spent last
week-enin Louisville.
Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity wishes
to announce the pledging of Con
Smith.
guests of the Alpha
The week-en- d
Sigma Phi house were: Sam Man-le- y,
Danbert, and Charles
Carl
Wheeler.
Delta Tau Delta fraternity
the pledging of Mr. Jack
Shields of Bloomfield, Ky.
Messrs. Carter Howard, Claude
Walker, and Ed Barkley attended
Mm mnnHilv hnnnnpfc nf t.ho Louis
ville Alumni Club of Delta Tau Delta
at the university Club in Louisville
last Friday night.
Miss Bertha Meece, Danville,
spent the week-en- d
at the Alpha
Delta Theta house, visiting Miss
Elizabeth Salmon.
Week-en- d

Sigma

SERVING

BEST.J7

Better Mm
LEXINGTON

3

I

ft'

AGENCY FOR ZAPP'S CANDIES

IMUrShie
Always

'

I

rd

l
I
I

ln

Ml , i
Bloomers
Plain tailored, embroi- - WfeilL&afl
dered and appliqued vHrMHHf
styles. Pastel shades. "WJ vwswv

iH

ti

Gnrment

WW&&ZM

KmHBSTV
lEJSl W

3
1

j

I

I
1
1
1

I

1
1

I

4,

M SATIN
VMEV

lf

Umbrellas

H

In all over border

1

n ii

designs. 16 ribs,
brass frame.
QEi

fcL KvV
f
in

the wanted

31.00

I

j

Stockings

1

With double pointed
bIiiek heels. Pair

g

Re

$1.95 value.

$1
P

AH

wanted colors

M

4Q

i
g

and sizes.

Banquet For Football Team
The SuKy Circle of the University
with a dinner-aanc- e
entertained
of
Friday evening In the ball-roothe Lafayette hotel in honor of the
football team, the athletic coaches
and managers, and Alumni living
in Lexington.
The tables were decorated with
bouquets of flowers and pink
candles. The music was furnished
by Toy Sandefur and nls Rhythym
Kings orchestra.
The active SuKy members are
Misses Frances Baskett, Margaret
Cundiff, Ann Rodes, Mary Elizabeth
Fisher, Marjorie Little. Messrs.
.Tnhn Opss. Malcolm Barnes. Vernon
Chandler, Ted Cassady, Robert A1I- sovere, George whitefieid, siaae
Carr, William Kelly, Frank DavidWilliam
Bowman,
son. Heney
Young, James Thompson, Robert
Porter, Robert Gibson.
Those Invited were Misses Marguerite McLaughlin. Margaret Wilson. Willy King, Helen King. Jo
Blackburn, Catherine Smith, Hazel
Baucom, Mary Armstrong, Annelle
Kelley. Miriam Sloane. Natalie Bry- -.
son. Mary Louise Renaker. Martha
Minihan. Leura Pettigrew, Lucille
Short, Sara Reynolds, Katnerme
Dishmnn.
Messrs. Harold Abbley. Kenneth
Andrews, Robert Baughman, Jake
Bronston, M. J. Cavana, Max corner, W. E. Covington, John Drury,
Pete Drurv. Warner Ford. L. G. For- quer, Tony Gentile, O. M. Johnson,
R. K. Kipping, Itho McElroy, Jonn
Sims Kelly, George Yates, R. B.
Frank
Wright. Percy Johnston,
Stone, Howard Williams, James
A. Wal-tor- s.
Wilson. Newell Wilder, T.
CpcII Urbanlak. L. A. Toth.
J. R. "Thompson, Carey Spicer, C. A.

l?SeYELLOW

i

J
Ij

Rvalues,

Y.'M

Bloomers

Chiffon

M
W

DAD EC
Kvdlj

wgwfe

I

Rayon

Fine All Silk

1

Lj

(il,i,ted

j

t

W
I nn
I

P

Crepe de Chine
Gowns, Pajam- as' TedtUcs
Dance Sets
VJ

I

j

STSS
m

)
111

I
I

Linerie

fkm

I

I

International Relations Class
Give "Dad" Saturday Evening
Monday evening the Class in InPost for Cnristmas. Phone Ashland ternational Relations, promoted by
3798.

Hsh Quality

Acceptjjb,e

i

I

DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HERE WIDE SELEC- TION GIFT ARTICLES AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES

i

Dick Richards, Jack Phipps,
Tom Phipps, L. R. Morgan, Len
Miller, A. C. Myers, Henderson
Dysard, Given Dye, Charles Gllly,
Frank Mann, Elmer Glib, Claire
Dees, Al Portwood, William Gess,
Emmett Milward, Virgil Johnson,
Robert Thompson.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. McVey,
Prof, and Mrs. Enoch Grehan, Mr.
The Mothers' Club of Alpha Delta and Mrs. Bernie Shively, Mr. and
Thcta met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. John Mauer, Mr. and Mrs.
tt Harry Gamage, Mr. and Mrs. Blrkett
the chapter house. Mrs. Ben F.
presided, and plans were dis- Lee Pribble, Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
Potter.
entire year's work.
cussed for the
Miss Mary Lou Foster, Newport,
Founder's Day Banquet
at the Delta
spent the week-en- d
The members of the Kappa Sigma
Zcta house. Miss Elolse Dickinson
week-en- d
her home in fraternity entertained with their
at
spent the
Covington.
Founder's Day banquet, Wednesday
Miss Alene Lemons, Cynthlana, night in the red room of the Lafayat the Alpha ette hotel. Dr. W. B. Funkhouser
spent the week-en- d
gave a brief talk.
Gamma Delta house.
The room was decorated in the
Miss Henrietta Sherwood spent fraternity colors of scarlet, green,
at Ewlng.
the week-en- d
and white, and a lighted shield of
Miss Elizabeth Duncan spent the the fraternity.
week-en- d
at Cincinnati.
Those present including the memMisses Wilyou Macey Mastln and bers of the fraternity and the
Sallie Jessie, Versailles, spent the charter members of the local chapter
week-en- d
at the Chi Omega house. were Professor W. B. Funkhouser,
Professor Walt and Professor L. L.
Miss Mildred Spragg, Bellalre, Dantzler.
Ohio, national inspector of Zeta Tau
Alpha sorority, will be at the Zeta
Alpha Sigma Phi Entertained
Tau Alpha house next week. Mrs.
Alice Porter Moore, Louisville, provThe active members of Alpha
ince president, will also be a guest Sigma Phi entertained with a house
dance Saturday night, December 7,
of the sorority.
Misses Bernice Waterstratt and in honor of the pledges at the
Mary Dudley Fant, will spend the chapter house.
week-en- d
The active members are: John
in Louisville.
Alpha Delta Theta sorority will Epps, Harry Day, Marshall Sterett,
be hostesses at an open house Fri- Glenn Wleman, Joe McGurk, Dudley
day afternoon' in honor of the SIsk, Bert Helsberge, win Martin,
Thomas Beard, Don Williams, J.
Alpha Gamma .Epsilonlraternity.
The Alpha Gamma Delta sorority Owen Jones, Kern Patterson, Henry
Wilson
were hostesses last Friday afternoon Wleman. Bill Saunders,
Ray Mays,
for a benefit bridge-- , and a bazaar Lowry, Dick Lowry,
Day, Howard
Frances
at their chapter house on East Max- Glenn Prince,Bange, Joe Martin, and
Williams, Ed
well street.
with Norman Hainsey.
Kappa Delta entertained
The pledges are Delbert Squires,
open house in honor of Pi Kappa
Meyers, James Cavanna,
Alpha fraternity last Friday after- Frank Watts, and Ed Curney.
John
noon.

hg

W

Jy

mST
BL

Hk"
fc-fe- al

Leather

I

Hand

Wk

I

"

BagS

t.d; values to $2.95.

P

ah

EAGLE ,,
I
I

WJWJVWAWJW.Wm'.WJ

IIEUROLOGIST DIES
Dr. Morton Prince, one of the
country's most prominent heurolog- -j
ists, died recently at his home In
Boston.

JOINS PRINCETON FACULTY
Former Attorney General Edward
of New Jersey, has
University
Joined the Princeton
faculty, where he will teach in the
department of politics.
L. Katzcnback,

Fifty years ago there were only

six libraries in the country with as
many as 100,000 volumes each.

W. W. STILL

Kodaks

Films

At the close of the Civil War
192 W. Short, Lexington
scores of the best Southern families
Bring 'cm today get 'em tomorrow
left the South for Europe.

Lafayette Hotel
Attractive Dining Rooms for Luncheons, Teas,
and Dinners at special student prices. Personal
supervision for all University parties.
LEN SHOUSE, JR., Mgr.
j

.

Baynham
feFLORSHEIMXAw

.EPHONEy

SERVICE
Phones Ash.

21

or 640

5 HUTCHINSON'S

DRUG STORE

Prescriptions
5
5

Main and Deweese

The Viaduct
Barber Shop
177 E. High

Mr. A. E. Warren
Prop.

Wishes You

Many Happy
Returns of
the Day
Drop in and let us

ft

Men

who want the best

are inclined
to try different brands of this and
that. But it is significant that when
they have once worn FLORSHEIMS
they keep right on wearing them.
Most Styles

$10

before
you go home for
lix you up

(he holidays.

1

A great variety of
Rcal leathers; all
the new shapes and

PENCIL

the Woman's Club of the University of Kentucky held their regular
meeting with dinner at 6:30 o'clock
in the University Commons, Mrs.
J. B. Miner presiding. Mr. William
J. Hutchlns of Berea College was
the guest of honor and gave an address on "Russia and International
Relations."

Rose,

Belden Shoes $6.50

BAYNHAM
SHOE CO.
EAST MAIN NEAR LIME

*