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Zcta Tau Tea Dance
Alpha Chi of Zcta Tau Alph.i en'ev-tainc- d
,Boyd's even-in- rr
Dean and Mrs. Pnul P.
Friday nt Pat earn hall, froiv
party nt 8 o'clock for the students 3 to 0 o'clock, with one of the most
college who n.'oynb'e tea dances of tho year. Tin
of the Arts nnd Siicico
will graduate In Jnnunry.
Rhythm Kings' orchestra furnished
Saturday, January V
usic for the occasion.
The trcr.bcrs o' ho Delta Zcta
"ho hill was beau if ally dccoralcd
fraternity cntertninlnj? with a tea
growing plants nnd the ilumi-natc- d
shied of the fraternity.
dance nt Patterson hnll in the afternoon.
The guests of honor, tho pledges,
ere: Misses Dixie Baxter, Louise
Ptroller (Jnrrco ii Men's Rvnas'nm
o'clock, following the Kcn- - Kennedy, Gladys Wilson, Edith Thom- from

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s, Christine Hurdick, Bess Snnford,
MilMary Louiso Mason, Adrienno
lion, Nell Lnccfiold.
The hostesses wore: Misses Mavis
Romberg, Mndelle Vnn Clove, Glen-i'- p
Fisher, Paulino Ashcraft, Ituth
(rnnedy, Louise Smnthcrs, LnVergne
ter, Clarctte Lewis, Mary. Wloy.
mcc Mary Wilson, nnd Mary Page
'.Alton.
They wcro assisted in entertaining
Dean Virginia
the chBporonci,
' anko, Mrs. W. K. Dnvl, Mrs.

Girls Hear Speaker

GIRLS LEARN OF

Mra. Lnthnm Hatcher Speaks on
Vocational Guidance

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compulsory meeting of the
Planned to Assist Senstudents of the university Program
Co-e- d
in Making
Patterson hall, ior High
Friday, January 8, at
Choice of College Given at
Mra. O. I,ntltnm Hntchcr. president
Meeting
of the Southern Women's Educational
Alliance, spoke on Vocitional Guid
ance, and the opportunities for wo- DEAN PUANKK IS SPEAKER
vion in various IipicK
K. C. Elliott, M
Mr.
Mrs. Hatcher met the Woman's Vo
A program planned to assist tho
C. V. TVk, M
C. R'Jfh, Mrs.
litional Guidance committee, Satur
high school girl in her choice
Mis l)ra Bnrklcy. day, January 0, nt 12 o'clock in the senior
"V'Hiam Wi'son.
college was presented by Mia
Miss Minnie Crnmrr, university cnfutcrln, ar.d discussed of n
TPs. 0. Jones,
Austin Lilly for the meeting of tho
td Mrs. 0. 0. Taylor.
with them the vocational program. Ocntrnl Kentucky branch of the
Mrs. Hatcher is making a survey American Association of University
llolmes-SngWedding
public schools.
in the palm room of the
Women
Judge nnd Mrs. Samuel Holmes, of of
Phoenix hotel Tuesday.
Carlisle, announce the marriage of
Pollitt R. Ferguson, at the Delta Tau Delta
The principal speaker was Miss
Elizabeth
daughter,
ncting dean of woHolmes, to Mr. John E. Sage, Jr., of house for the week-encoming from Virginia Frankc,
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University of Kentucky,
A lanta, Ga., in Louisville, on
he has been attend men of the
Frankfort where
who outlined some of the things which
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ing the legislative session.
girl should take into consideration
Mrs. Sago had been teaching in
Miss Flo Armcntrout, of Frank a
Fianklin, Ind., since December 1, but fort, was the guest of Miss Marcia in her choice of n college. She spoke
many trivial reasons which
ca ne home for the Christmas vacaLampcrt for the endet hop Saturday of the
girls often give, and how seldom ono
tion. The marriago took place upon afternoon.
"BecaiiHU it will best prepare me
her return after tho holidays.
Prof. Cnrol M. Sax addressed the says,
Mrs. Sage was graduated in June, Woodford county Womnn's club at for living my life well."
1325, from the university. She was the clubroom in Versailles, Wednes
She dwelt upon the real seriousn member of the Alpha Xi Delta fraday afternoon on "The Drama." Fol ness of a time investment of "our
ternity nnd prominent in student lowing the talk n tea was given for years, and advised the girl who would
activities.
go only for the social lifo to stay at
Mr. Sax.
Purl finiicrhmnn. who wiis rrrfirfu- - home. In the mntter of the particular
Cadet Hop
ated from the University of Kentucky institution, she begged the girls to
The second of the series of six ca in 1923, and who was on the Schenecstudy their own needs, gain all the
o
det hops wns held in the new gym tady Test in 1923 nnd 1921, was re- information available about the
on Saturday afternoon, from 3 until cently transferred from the Cleveland
under consideration from the regy
0 o'clock.
Cadet Colonel John
General Electric Company's office to istrar, .and take into account their
had charge of the arrangements. the Nashville office of the same comPennv music was furnished by tnc pany. Mr. Bnughman was very popA large
Kentuckinns orchestra.
ular in the Edison club activities and
number of guests attended.
took part in all musical programs.
He wns a member of the first Edison
McVey Tea
quartet.
Room-suitable- for
Sigma Phi assisted Mrs, club
Thetn
McVev at tea on Wednesday after
Ynle University has inaugurated a
Those-wh- o
noon a t Maxwell Place.
student budget, to do away with the
stuassisted were: Eugenia O'Hara, Edith perpetual,
insatiable,
Minihan. Mavis Sternberg. Elizabeth
campaigns for donGlascock, Edna Lewis Wells, Prances ation. The Btudent now makes his
Lee and Miss Margie McLaughlin.
pledges in one sum indicating whnt
amount he wishes to go to each cause.
Old Fashioned Party
Thereafter he is not pestered for con
A dinner nartv in old fashioned cos
tributions. The American Campus.
tunic, followed by a dance, only girls
.ittnndiner. was ariven at Boyd hall
Thursday evening at 6 o'clock for the
girls of the residence hall. Mrs. fcda
Oilfis was hostess for the occasion.
A little cabin in one corner of the
room, negro minstrel songs during the
Needle,
dinner, and a minuet during the dance
were features of the party. Some of
Economy Store.
the girls were dressed to represent
npn of the neriod.
The deans of all the colleges and a
few other friends were invited as
(Incorporated)
quests.
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CRUISES

SECOND ANNUAL
KENTUCKY
STUDENT TOUR
.JUNE 23. AUGUST 6. 192G

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Countries
ENGLAND, HOLLAND,
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PRICE INCLUDES
Trip Ocean Fare, Hotels, Meals,
Railroad Fares in Europe,
Guides, Museum Entrance Fees,

Briefly,

ALL EXPENSES

$565

Write or phone for literature
describing this and other tours.

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Authorized, Bonded Steamship
Agent
61G East High Street
Phone "J5IU
LEXINGTON. KENT! CKY

CLEARANCE

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OVERCOATS
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ECONOMY

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Corner of Mill Street

Short Street

TOURS

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GREAT REDUCTIONS

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Mrs. Frank L. McVey spoke before
Thursday's luncheon meeting of the
Altrusa club in the private dining
room of the Lafayette hotel. Miss
Irene McNnmara was program chair
man for tho day.
Mr. George F. Ferguson, of . La
Center, was the guest of his son, W.

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JANUARY

PERSONAL

BRUCE FULLER

MESSAGE

THE WORLD

GRAVES, COX & COMPANY

Miss Maxine Smith, the daughter
f Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Smith, ot be-Srro nnd Mr. .1. R. Powell, of Se- bree, were married in Madisonvillc,
Mnndav of last week.
Mrs. Powell was a student of tho
iinivursitv. where as a member of the
Alpha Delta Theta fraternity she has
many friends. Following the weamng
ceremony the young couples left for
n weddinc trm to Florida before re- turninc to Sebrec where they will
mako their home.

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Charles Sternberg
nrouncc the engagement of their
'avrhter, Mavis Clare, to Mr. Joseph
"u Wof Mt. Starling. The date of
So v ndrline has been set for Janu21 and will take place at the home
f he bride on Aurora avenue,
l'c bride is a popular and talent
d student of the university from
N h she v.ni be graduated in the
i , .a of this month.
Sho is presi
rrt of the Zeta Tau Alpha social
"ternity and holds an office in the
Phi. honorary journal
beta
istic fraternity. Mr. Turley is a prom- ot Alt.
"nent voune business man
many
Miss Sternberg's
Uerlinc
rienda at the university wish her
much happiness.

SHOE COMPANY
East Main Street
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Students of tho University of Indiana suffering with colds are confined
for one hour in a room filled with
fhlorino gas. The claim of the nn
vcrsity pliyHician is that they come
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preparation. A girls' college, snc said,
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apt to develop more originality,
while the girl who has gone to girls'
preparatory schools may need tho
institution.
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