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Special chnpol for women.
Jnn.
Mrs- - Irene Fnrnhnm Conrad of Cincinnati, will speak on Vocations for Women in
the Field of Social Work.
.Tan. 28. Road meeting for the promotion of highway engineering, Dicker Hall.
Jan. 28 to Feb. 4. First semester
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examinations.
Feb. 6. Registration.
Feb. 7. Recitations resumed.

Sergennt Woodfill, chosen by General
Pershing as the representative American hero of the World War, decorated by
this Government and by foreign governments, nnd the representative
of this
army at the burial of the Unknown Soldier, will speak at Chapel here Janunry
26.
It is not known just what time
Sergeant Woodfill will nrrivc, a notice
will be posted later for the especial
chapel so that the students will not
miss the opportunity of hearing him.

There will be new courses offered this
give a semester in the departments of geology,
Professor Carl Lamport will
mathematics, bacteriology, and vocational
concert in chapel at the regular Matriculation lecture hour Saturday morning.
A new rule passed by the University
Senate last Monday will allow Freshmen
not more than fifteen credits, exclusive
and military
education
of physical
science, who transfer to the College of
Arts and Sciences from any other college,
unless their standing is 2 or above; in
wihich case they may be granted extra

credits.
President McVey presented to the
University Senate an outline of student
rules which should govern the men in the
new dormitory. These plans call for a
scheme similar to that
which is used in the girls' halls-

Dean Melcher has a gentleman's overcoat which was left in chapel last year.
The owner may have it by calling at the
Dean's office.
The Kentucky Conference of Deans of
meeting, SatWomen held its
urday, in Winchester, at Kentucky Wes- ieyan College, with Miss Louise Bruer,
donn of women of the institution. Miss
Frances Jewell, dean of women at the
University, and president of the confer
ence, had charge of the meeting.
After a business meeting at the morn
ing session, Dean Jewell spoke on
"Changing Social Ideals and How to
Meet' Them." At the close of this address
there vvas general discussion of the subject until luncheon was announced. The
afternoon was taken up with round-tabl- e
discussions on student government and

student health.
Club meets Tuesday
The Graduate
evening at 7:30 in Dr. Terrill office.

teacher training

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Society
The active chapter and pledges
of
Epsilon Omega of Kappa Delta will entertain with the first formal fraternity
dance of the University social season
Saturday evening in the ballroom of
Lafayette Hotel from 8:30 until 12
o'clock.
The Kentucky Six will furnish the
music and punch will be served during
the evening.
Clar,
The
hostesses are Myrtle
Fratman, Elizabeth Shropshire, Anna
Louise Conner, Marquise Garnet, Louise
Longest,
Adelaide
Eleanor
Conncll,
Smith, Juliet Goslee, Beulah Stillwell,
Bertha Kraft, Alice Cassell, Helen King
Frances Kenncy, Mary Agnes Gordon,
Louise Barnes, Elizabeth Coleman, Harriet Chatfield, Evelyn Kelley, Allene
Arnold, and Marian Brough.
and alumni of Chi
The active-chapt- er
Omega fraternity will entertain with a
luncheon Saturday at the Candle Glow
Inn in Compliment to Mrs. McClarty Harbison, an alumna of the chapter, who will
leave shortly to make her home in Cali-

fornia.
On Tuesday evening, January 17, the
pledges of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity
entertained the active chapter with a
theatre party at tho Ben Ali Theatre.
Following tho show a dinner was served
at the Phoenix Hotel where covers were

laid for

twenty-fiv-

Three new courses of especial interest
Members of Miss Wherry's class in
to those preparing to teach are to be
Social Service will act as hostesses at a
opened next semester in the Arts and
Conrad, of
They are teaching tea given for Mrs. Irene
Science College.
next Tuesday afternoon at 4
courses n the following subpects: Matho'clock at Patterson Hall, assisted by the
ematics, Professor Blair; History, ProGuidance Committee of the
Tuthill; English, Professor Dantz-le- r. Vocatinal
fessor
of
in Math- Woman's League, under the auspices
There will also be a course
which Mrs. Conrad is being invited to
ematics of Finance under Professor
tho University. All women students,
alumnae, and members of social organizations in the city are invited to be
The Reverend V. 0. Ward of tho Centi-nar- y
present- - Mrs. Conrad, who is one of the
Methodist Church will hold a discisn
social workers in the United
sion group at tho meeting of the Y. W.
Sunday even- States, will make a short talk during the
C. A- - at Patterson Hall next
tea.
ing at 6:30. Tho subject will be Sun-du- y
The Reverend Ward is
Observanvo.
an interesting speaker and is well able HOLMES
to hold a worth while discussion group
The University of Kentucky will be
on this subject.

HEALTH HINTS

Mrs. Irene Thompson Conrad of Cincinnati will speak to the women stu-dn- ts
of tho University in Chapel fifth
hour Tuesday, January 24. Her subject will be: "Vocations open to Women
in the Field of Social work."
This is the second of the series of
the vocational talks which are to bo

represented at the State Health Exhibit
Louisville with a 40 foot booth of

at

which Dr. Holmes will have charge. The
booth will be in the form of a model dispensary showing what tho University is
doing for the students' lieulth and how
It is stopping epidmics and decreasing
Drs. Pryor and Sherago
class absences.
will give demonstrations in their lines
Col-le- g
given here this year. Other subjects and Dean Cooper will represent the
of Agriculture- - with a demonstration
which are to bo discussed by experts In
these lines will be: Literary, Newspaper of dietetics.

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