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.Saturday, February 12
Kappa Kappa Gamma Founder's
day card party in the afternoon at
the Phoenix hotel.
Kappa. Kappa Gamma Founder's
day banquet in the evening at the
Iifayette hotel.
Chi Omega formal dance from 9 to
12 o'clock ,in the ballroom of the
Phoenix hotel.

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Engineer Dance
The members of the freshman engineering class of the university entertained Saturday evening with a
delightful dance from 9 until 12
o'clock in Dicker hall. Mr. J. B. Dicker
was in charge of the arrangements
for the dance.
Music was furnished by the
orchestra. Yellow and
purple, the colors used in the decorations, were attractively placed about
the hall. Several hundred guests enjoyed" the affair.
The chaperones were: Dr. and
Mrs. Frank L. McVey, Dean and Mrs.
F. Paul Anderson, Prof, and Mrs. W.
E. Freeman, Dean and Mrs. C. R.
Melcher, Dean Sarah Blanding, Mr,
and Mrs. J. B. Dicker, Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Horine, Mr. and Mrs. Richard

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Cadet Hop
The second of the series of cadet
hops which are sponsored by the advanced corps of the R. 0. T. C. of the
university was given in the men's
gymnasium from 3 until G o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
All advanced, corps men attended
the dance in uniform, adding to the
attractive scene. The music was
furnished by Peck's Bad Boys' orchestra and several hundred guests attended the dance. The committee in
charge was composed of Messrs. William Richards, Charles Heidrick, and
Watson Armstrong.
The chaperones were: Dr. and Mrs.
Frank L. McVey, Dean Sarah Blanding, Colonel and Mrs. Horace P.
Hobbs, Captain and Mrs. James Taylor, Captain and Mrs. Basil Spaul-din-

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Catholic Club Meets
Sunday morning the Catholic Club
of the university hold a meeting in
the palm room'of the Phoenix hotel at
11 o'clock.

After a business

discussion,

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Rev. Francis Howard, bishop of the
diocese' of Covington, who was honor

guest at the meeting, made
address to the members.

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University Club Meets
The regular meeting of the Woman's Club of the university will be
held February 15, with the president,
The
Mrs. C: R.
program is in charge of the art comincludes a lecture on Spanmittee and
ish Art by Mrs. Alfred Zembrod. Mrs.
Zembrod has visited the art galleries
of Spain and is well equipped to give
the club a most entertaining lecture.
Melcher-presWin-

Committee Meets
Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock
the executive committee and chairmen of the standing committees met
with the president ,of the Woman's
Club of the university, with Mrs.
presiding at
.Columbus R. Melcher
the meeting, which was held in the law
building.
Study Group Meeting
Tuesday evening tha study group
on international relations conducted
by the Woman's Club of the university, held the first meeting at 7:30

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Out of the Past

The General Assembly and Governor Morrow entertain 50 university
T. J. Barr and C. S. Crouse Will students representing various organo'clock in Patterson hall.
Head Mining and Metallurgy-Division-s izations on the campus.
The class which has been opened
of Former
to both men and women has been wel
Department
corned with enthusiasm by the facHayden stars as Wildcats sink
ulty of the university and the towns
Clemson by a 38 to 14 score. On a
TO BE MADE trip "up East" they lose to Virginia
people.
in over time period,
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arid then
The department of mines and metPhi Kappa Tau Dance
by Georgetown Uni3
are nicked
Kappa chapter of Phi Kappa Tau allurgy of the College of Engineering versity after leading most of the game
fraternity entertained with the first has been separated into two depart- which was played in Washington.
formal dance of the season in the ments, one of mines and the other of
men's gymnasium Saturday evening metallurgy', this action being taken
Students hold mass meeting and
by the executive committee of the
from 9 until 12 o'clock.
adopt resolutions concerning an ap
The decorations were in the fra- university at their meeting held Wed
ternity colors, harvard red and old nesday, February 2. Prof. T. J. Ban-wa- s propriation for the university. A del
appointed head of the department egation of students was named to pre
gold. Crepe paper streamers in these
sent the resolutions to the Governor
colors formed an enclosing canopy for of mines and Prof. C. S. Crouse was
the orchestra and the dancers. Light- chosen head of the department of and the General Assembly.
ed fraternity shields hung at each metallurgy.
Baseball candidates report to Coach
Both of this new department heads
end of the room. Music was furnishParks for initial practice of the sea
ed by Peck's Bad Boys and the have been professors under the late son.
Rhythm Kings orchestras. Attrac- Dean C. J. Norwood, who was head
tive fraternity pennants enclosing the of the combined department.
cards were given the
Professor Crouse has been profes
Canary Cottage Sunday evening in
girls. About 500 guests were pres- sor of metallurgy at the university at
honor of the new pledges.
e
ent for the affair.
since 1919 when-haccepted a posi
fi
He had, nouncesnappa Aipna iraternity an
The hosts were the members of "the tion in the department.
Mr. David
the pledging
active chapter: Messrs. Warren Hay-do- previous to his teaching exper Young of Lexington; of
Mr. Try on
Olva Lindle, ience, 10 years practical work in the
Robert McGary,
Richard Hicklin, Fred Drake, Charles metallurgy field, working in the iron Smith, of Princeton, and Mr. William
Adams, Clyde Markham, Squire Cum- mines of Minnesota and the copper Durbec, of Louisville.
Mr. Clyde Norris of Covington
mins, Karl Hohman, Robert Dodson, mines of Arizona and northern Mex- spent the week-en- d
at the Phi Kappa
. During the World War, Profes.
Ray Bowser, Birkhead Barnes, Ray
Schulte, S. A. Belt, Charles Wert, sor Crouse was in charge of heat Tau house.
Phi Kappa Tau fraternity announKenneth Poison, Ray Bryant, Herman treatments on the large forgings for
Congleton,
cannons at the govern- ces the following pledges: Clarence
William Yates, Edward the
Jarvis, Joe Holton, John Ross, Beech-e- r ment munitions factory in New York. Rothenberger, of Lexington; Hise
Adams, Elmer Gilb, Ben Davis, He came to the university from that Stephens, of Princeton, Edward
position.
Steers, of Lexington; and Thomas
William Harmon.
And the pledges: Messrs Clinton
Since coming to Kentucky, Profes Cochran, of Marian.
Autenrieb, Harry Bolser, Lawrence sor Crouse has invented a retort for
Marian McHenry, of Newport, spent
Casner, Dudley England, Bruce Fields, the extraction of oil from shale and the week-en- d
with Miss Elizabeth
George Greenup, Charles Hartford, is still experimenting with the retort Erschell at the Alpha Gamma Delta
Robert Goad, Robert Rhode, Clarence to make the plan commercially prac- house.
Rothenburg, William Schell, Thom- tical. He is a graduate of the ColMiss Lillian Rasch spent the weekas Stephens, John Tompkins, William lege of Engineering of the University end at the Delta Zeta house and atUtley, Bowman Webb.
of Minnesota with the degree of E.M., tended the Phi Kappa Tau dance SatThey were assisted In entertaining and has done some special work in urday evening.
by the chaperones, President
and the Carnegie School of Technology.
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Mrs. McVey, Dean and Mrs. C. J.
COLLEGIATE
Professor Barr, new head of the
Turck, Dean and Mrs. C. R. Melcher. mining department, is a graduate of
Dean Sarah Blanding, Miss Margie the University of Kentucky in the You Jcnow, I really have just one
.McLaughlin, Prof, and Mrs. W. E. class of 1902, graduating with
the Great wish in this world.
Freeman, Prof, and Mrs. C. S. Crouse, degree of B. M. E. from-th- e
College I'd like to be collegiate.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Boyd.
of Engineering.
He was employed I'd like to wear a loud sweater
for six years with the Kentucky Block And baggy pants
Phi Mu Meets
Cannel Coal Company at Cannel, Ky., With
a coonskin coat
Phi Mu Alpha, honorary musical
his graduation, and was also
fraternity, held the first of their ser- after
connected
with the Chicago Alton And not "Wear garters.
ies of
meetings Friday railroad and the Lake Shore and I'd like to put college stickers on
night at the home of Professor Carl Michigan Southern. He became an My car
Lampbert.
instructor in the mining college in And learn to play a ukulele
After the business meeting, the 1909 and was made professor of min And sing those cute college songs
musical problems of
ing in 1914 under Dean Norwood.
And go out with girls every night.
were discussed and it was decided to
Professor Barr states that no But, really, you' know, I've hardly got
put out a book of university and. frachanges will be made in the cur
enough time to do all that stuff
ternity songs.
Refreshments of sandwiches and riculum of the mining college this I go to College.
hot chocolate were served to the year and that the present adminisW. R. H. (Exchange)
tration will attempt to carry out
guests.
the ideals and aspirations of Dean
A library is being erected at ImperNorwood.
Stroller Meeting
ial University, Tokio, Japan, which is
The executive committee transacted modeled after the library of the UniThe monthly meeting of the Staroll-e- r
dramatic club was held at aour only routine business after the matter versity of Minnesota campus.
o'clock last Monday afternoon in of the mining and metallurgy depart- White hall. "Mr. Dow Caldwell, pres- ments .was disposed of. All the mem
ident of the organization presided. bers of the committee were present
The annual spring production was dis- and included Judge Richard C. Stoll,
The play has been selected of Lexington; Prof. McHenry Rhoads,
cussed.
of .Frankfort; H. M. Froman, of Lex
and will be announced soon.
ington; Robert G. Gordon, of Louisville, and Frank McKee, of Versailles.
Afternoon. Tea
VIA ALL LINES
Dr. and Mrs. McVey entertained
AND TO ALL PARTS OF
delightfully with an afternoon tea,
Wednesday afternoon from 4 to C ished by the Rhythm Kings orchestra.
THE WORLD
o'clock at Maxwell Place, in honor of Punch was served to the guests during the afternoon.
the students and faculty of the University.
Chapter bids were sent to the var
ious fraternities on the campus.
Tea Dance
Miss Nma Howard entertained with
Thursday at 7:30 p. m., the regular
a tea dance Thursday from 4 to "6 meeting of the Patterson Literary so
o'clock at her home on the Nicholas-vill- e ciety of the University of Kentucky
road, in honor of the active was held in White hall, Mr. H. H.
chapter and the pledges of Kappa Del- Davis, presiding.
ta sorority.
The decorations carried out the
A. A. U. W. Meets
Valentine motif and music was furn- The v American Association of Uni
PRICES INCLUDE
Round
versity Women met Tuesday after
Trip Ocean Fare, Hotels, Meals,
noon at 3:00 o'clock at the home of
Railroad Fares in Europe,
Mrs. Good.
Guides, Museum Entrance Fees,
all Expenses.
The program was under auspices of
he Wellesley alumnae, with Miss
Information Without
of the enRuth Melcher as chairman
Obligation
committee and Mrs.
tertainment
Harry Wise as chairman of the hos
tess group.
Afternoon tea was served to the
M. Molloy
quests after the enjoyable program.
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Alpha Sigma Phi announces the
pledging of Mr. William Douglas, of
Lexington.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Craig, of,
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Sigma Phi house for the week-enHe came back with a new video.
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Phi- - Sigma Kappa announces the
Sold out to his brother, interested
pledging of Mr. Henry Vinson, of
a man with some money, and built one
TO WOMEN
Cadiz, Ky.; Mr. John Major, of Illiof our big iron frame houses for grow
nois; and Mr. Eugene Royse, of Mays- ing just cucumbers.
ville"; Ky.
PLAIN DRESS
Misses Adeline Sanford and Ruth
That was about i years ago.
Kennedy, of Carlisle, were week-en- d
Silk or Wool
Now, although still a young man.
guests at the Zeta Tau Alpha house.
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Sigma Omicron sorority anBeta
bouses in different parts of the country.
nounces the pledging of Miss Geneva
$1.50
Rice, of Richmond.
Spends his winters in Florida and
A reasonable, extra charge for
Mrs. W. Wallace Fry, national presall that sort of thing.
pleated work, amount of time
ident of the Beta Sigma Omicron soThere's money in growing green
consumed on finishing to govrority, was a guest at the house for
house cucumbers.
ern.
the week-enMr. Silas T. Wilson, of Frankfort,
If J. W. Davis can become a mil
guest at the Sigma
was a Aveek-en- d
lionaire at it, why can't you?
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Mr. Dave Mclntyre, of Evansville,
Here's something to get right into
visitor at the
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after graduation.
Delta Chi house.
Misses
Evalee Featherston and
Start making money the first year.
GLOVES
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Kappa Alpha fraternity announces
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of Lexington, and James B.
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Mr. James Baxter, of Stanford, has
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