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as, A. C. Wallace and Thomas Wil
liams.
Friday, December 3
The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs
Alpha Xi Delta entertaining with a E. T. Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. H. C
3:30 Pride, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Miss
tea dance at Patterson hall from
Marguerite McLaughlin.
until 6 o'clock.
Saturday, December 4
Huyck-Kin- g
Cadet Hop in the gymnasium from
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Huyck of Cin
3 until 6 o'clock.
cinnati announce the marriage of
Phi Delta Theta entertaining with a their daughter, Dorothea Patricia, to
chapter house frbm 8:30 Mr. Kenneth King, of Louisville.
dance at the
until 12.
Mr. and Mrs. King were married
Delta Tau Delta fraternity enter Monday in "The Little Church Around
taining at the chapter house with a the Corner"; in New York.
dance from 8:30 to 12 o clock.
Mrs. King was outstanding in stuPhi Kappa Tau entertaining with a dent and social activities in the unihouse dance in the evening from 8:30 versity last year and was a member
until 12.
of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority.
Mr. King, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Delta Chi Entertains
An enjoyable event of Saturday Edward F. King, of Louisville, was
night was the Delta Chi dance at the graduated from the university in the
chapter house on East Maxwell street, class of '26. During his four years
with the active chapter and pledges in the university he was prominent
in athletics and social affairs.
He
as hosts for the occasion.
was a member of Alpha Sigma Phi
The house was attractively deco- fraternity.
rated with ferns and palms, and pennants bearing the fraternity shield
President and Mrs. F. L. McVey
adorned the walls. Music was fur- entertained with a delightful tea in
nished by, Smith's orchestra and fruit honor of the university at their home
punch was served during the even- on Maxwell Place last Wednesday afing.
ternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock.
The active chapter includes H. C.
Conn, R. M. Cundiff,
Bowles, C. R.
Banquet
I. C. Disher, Joe Johnson, William
The annual fall banquet of the
t,
James B. Kittrell, C. C.
Kendall,
Women's
council
of
W. P. Crouch, Ray D. Hall, Don University
of Kentucky was given
Husk, Marcum Johnson, W. R. King, Saturday, at 7 o'clock in the ballroom
M. L. Nollau, J. W. Pearson, E. S.
of the Phoenix hotel.
Quisenberry, Hewlett Whitmer, F. J.
A delicious menu was served and
Conn, Thomas Cross, J. D. Gilbert,
the colors of blue and white were
William H. Glanz, R. E. Laufer, Gar- carried out in the decorations of
ner D. WJley.
flowers and candles in crystal holdThe pledges are Alec Black, W- - Jay ers. The menu cards were white
Brummette, Joe Cornett, Carlton
booklets with blue letters.
Fulton Gosney, Chauncey JohnLighted shields of
ston, Paul Little, Clarence Rhodemey-e- r, who were represented the sororities
adornjed the
Lynn Rhodemeyer, Henry J. Scott,
walls. Music was furnished by the
Hereford Southwood, Russell Thom- - hotel orchestra.
Miss Carolyn Bascom, president of
the council, presided as toastmistress.
The program included the following
toasts: A Realist, by Miss Mary
Belle Vaughn; A Romanticist, by Miss
Jane Ann Carlson; A Cubist, by Miss
Claire Bys; A Futurist, by Miss
Nancy Jones.
At the conclusion of the program
a silver cup was presented to Beta
Sigma Omicron for receiving the highest scholastic standing in
Member fraternities of the Womcouncil and their
en's
representatives are:
Delta Delta
Delta, Misses Amelia King and FranLINES
VIA ALL
ces Maltby; Chi Omega, Misses Betty
Rcgenstein and Margaret Elliott;
AND TO ALL PARTS OF
Kappa Kappa Gamma, Misses Carolyn
THE WORLD
Bascom and Katberine Best; Delta
Zeta, Misses Jane Lewis and Mildred
TOURS CRUISES
Cowgill;
Zeta Tau Alpha, Misses
Edith Thomas and Bess Sanford; Alpha Xi Delta, Misses Frances MontTARIFF RATES
gomery and Mary Lewis Marvin; Al(As at New York Offices)
pha Gamma Delta, Misses Thelma
Snyder and Lucretia McMullen; Beta
M. Molloy
Sigma Omicron, Misses Mary Wynn
Hampton and Elizabeth Tingle; AlLOCAL AGENT
pha Delta Theta, Misses Margaret
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last week and attended the Phi
Sigma Kappa and Delta Chi dances.
Misses Sara Dorsey Harris spent
Thanksgiving at the homes of Miss
Florence Smith of Ironton, Ohio.
Miss Katharine Dishman returned
home from Florida Sunday, after sev-rdays visit.
Miss Marjorie Barker left for her
home in Hopkinsville after an extended visit at the Chi Omega house.
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met for luncheon Saturday in the jturnd to her home in Newport, Fri- private' dining room of the Lafayette day- :
Miss Helen James, of Berea, spent
hotel.
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Miss Mary Bryant had as her vis- the
itors at the Alpha Gamma Delta house Delta house and attended the Delta
Miss Regina Bryant, Chi house dance.
last week-en- d
O. K. Lawson has returned to school
her sister, 6f Bowling Green; and
Miss Vivian Yates, of Hazard, a grad- this week having recovered from an
operation performd at the Good Sauate from Breneau College.
Miss Elizabeth Erschell who has maritan hospital several weeks ago.
been the guest of Rankin Harris at
Miss Anna Manly, of Louisville,
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Delta, Misses Dorothy Sellards and ing the banquet, initiation of the new
Dorothy Stebbins.
members of the fraternity was held
About 30 guests were present.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
entertained with an enjoyable tea
Phi Sigma Kappa Banquet
dance Saturday jifternoon from 4 to
Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity of the
o ociock at ratterson nan.
university entertained wijfh an in
The lovely decorations were of stallation banquet, Friday evening at
ferns and fall flowers.
Music for 6:30 0 clock at the Phoenix hotel.
the dance was furnished by the Ken
The decorations for the banquet
tuckian orchestra.
were the fraternity colors, silver and
.Members of the active chanter who magenta. The toastmaster was Mr.
were hostesses are Misses Carolyn Charles Milliken, who is president of
The speakers of the
Bascom. Alice Hudson. Mnrv Ellen the fraternity.
Dale, Mary Austin Waddell, Louise evening were Dean Paul P. Boyd,
Dean Edward T. Weist, Dean Ander
Jefferson, Sarah Curie, Mary Colvin,
Eleanor Tapp, Josephine Skain, Su- son, and Dr. Funkhouser, all of whom
san Brieers, Elizabeth Wood. Beatrice are faculty members of the university;
Gant, Alice Wilkerson, Margaret Mr. Joseph H. Batt, a grand officer
Ihompson, Nancy Wilson. Kathenne of the fraternity; Albert T. Burrows,
Best, Evelyn Coleman,
Elizabeth 'of Urbana, 111., who is president of
bmith, Cynthiana Smith, Virginia Phi Sigma Kappa; Dr. Edgar T. Fell,
Boyd, Elizabeth Lehman, Frances of Baltimore, Md.; Mr. R. Clay Porter,
of Schnectady, N. Y., who is alumna
Cregor and Harriett McCauley.
The pledges who assisted were president.
The banquet was followed by the
Misses Dolly Cox arid Marv Nash
Averill, of Frankfort; Elizabeth Fag-le- formal initiation at the chapter house
of Burnside; Rob Evans and on East Maxwell street. About 60
Belle Nelson, of Hopkinsville; Betty guests were present, including memLee Rice, of Syracuse, N. Y.;
e bers of the active chapter and the
Smith, of Fort Thomas; Evelyn pledges, a representative from every
Frewitt. of Mt. Sterling : Harriett fraternity on the campns, the faculty
Gesner, of Waterbury, Conn.; Harriett members, alumni members, and the
McDonald, Virginia Wilson and Mary visiting members of the fraternity.
Houston Molloy. of Lexinirton. and
Members Selected
Elsie Townsend, of St. Marys, Ga.
Over 100 persons have qualified for
Romany membership, and the names
Founder's Day Banquet
The annual founder's dav banauet will be published early in December.
Membership has been divided into
of the Delta Delta Delta sororitv was
given at the Phoenix hotel Wednes four classes; supernumeraries, minday evening at 6:30 o'clock with mem ors, apprentices, and governing members of the sorority from the Uni- bers. Members may join at any time,
versity of Kentucky and Transylva as soon as they qualify for service in
any phase of Ronany activity.
nia College in attendance.
There wilL be lectures, parties and
A delicious menu was served and
the decorations carried out the soror special performances given for all
ity colors of blue, white and gold in Romany members, to which subscribthe flowers and ribbon streamers ers may purchase admission, but will
which adorned the table. Blue, white not be open to the public.
and gold candles were used for the
'Dean and Mrs. Paul P. Boyd enterlighting effects and the Delta Delta
Delta shield illumined with electric tained with a buffet supper, in honor
of the members of the Phi Sigma
lights hung at one end of the room.
Miss Virginia Sherwood of Transyl Kappa fraternity and their visiting
vania acted as Toastmistress and the officers.
toasts, "At Dawning" by Miss Bernice . Decorations were of English ivy
Edwards, and "At Moonlight" by Miss and tapers. About 60 guests were
Laverne Dickerson vtere given.
prsent.
Following the supper, the fraternity
Phi Sigma Kappa Dance
members entertained with a dance at
Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity of the the Phoenix hotel.
university .entertained with an In
duction dance Saturday evening from
Phi Alpha Delta Initiation
9 to 12 o'clock at the Phoenix hotel.
Phi Alpha Delta, honorary law fraThe ballroom was elaborately deco ternity, entertained
with a banquet
rated in the fraternity colors of ma- at the Phoenix hotel, Monday evening
genta and silver, and white carnations, at 8 o'clock in honor of the new
the fraternity flowers.
Music was pledges.
furnished by Peck's Bad Boy Orches
A delicious menu was
tra. Dance programs in the fratern- M. W. Walker presided asserved and
toastmasity colors were the attractive favors. ter.
The active chapter: Messrs. Corley
given by Judge Lyman
Talks were
Brown, Joseph Betts, Philip Glenn, Chalkley,
J. Howard King, John Y.
Sydney Goodwin, Robert Griffith, Brown, Professor L. Roberts, and Roy
Fred Hendon, B. A. McGary, Charles Moreland.
Milliken,
Herschel Murray, James
Intiation services followed the banRamsay, Stanley Royse, Fanery Ter- - quet and Dr. Gilbert Bailey and AusFord Terrill, Percy Turner,, tin Moore were received into the chap
rill,
Maurice Trusty, Evans McGraw. '
ter.
Pledges of the new chapter are:
Messrs. Charles Ingram, Alexander
PERSONALS
Inman, Virgil Johnson, Jouette McThe Catholic Club of the univer
Dowell, Stanley Morgan, J. C. Mor sity met Sunday morning at 10:30
row, Preston Ordway, William Ram o'clock in the palmroom of the' Phoesay, Harold White, Glenn William- nix hotel. A very interesting speech
son, Sydney Webb.
was made and there were about fifty
Alumni Messrs. A. L. Atchison, members present.
R. M. Atchison, O. A. Beatty, J. W.
Bryan, H. R. Forkner, B. D. Hall,
FRATERNITY ROW
R. H. Lickert, J. D. Moore, R. C. PortMiss Grace Archer, of Russell, Ky.,
er, Ernest Threlkld, J. D. Williams, was a week-en- d
guest at the Alpha
Charles Miliken.
Xi Delta house.
The faculty members: Dean Paul
Miss Harriet Chatfield, of Cattles- P. Boyd, Prof. E. A. Bureau.
burg, spent last week-en- d
with Miss
The chaperones were: Dr. and Mrs. Mary Agnes Gordon.
Frank L. McVey, Dean and Mrs. Paul
Mr. Bud Farmer, of Anderson, Ky.,
P. Boyd, Dean and Mrs. Edward will
school next semester.
Weist, Dean Sarah Blanding, Miss
Mr. Elliot Flannery will leave
Marguerite McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. school sometime in December to acJ. D. Betts, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mc cept a position in Guadamea.
Dowell.
The active chapter and pledges 6f
Sigma Chi fraternity were the guests
Omicron Delta Kappa Banquet
of Mrs. Hamilton in Ashland Park
Omicron Delta Kappa, the leader for dinner last Sunday night.
ship fraternity on the campus of the
Mr. Virgil Watson spent the
university entertained with a banquet
at his home in Ashland.
at the Phoenix hotel Tuesdav eve
Mr. Walker Robertson will leave
ning at 6:30 o'clock.
next month for Washington, D. C,
The principal speakers of the eve- -' where he expects to continue his
ning were President Frank L. McVey studies in Law school.
and Dr. W. D. Funkhouser. Follow
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