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MUSIC CLUB

NEW

HOLDS

SUPERIOR VAUDEVILLE

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ITS LAST MEETING

MEN TO MAKE

FORTY

COUNCIL IN CHARGE

TRIP TOJLUE

Council has
The 1915-1resigned In favor of the new council
'which will act as a governing body of
Association for one
the
year. An Important question which
will come before the council at its
next meeting is tho matter of pledging men beforo they becomo matriculates In the University. It is expected
that a rule prohibiting
pledging will be passed.
The now council and officers consists of D. F. LaMaster, PI K. A.;
Howard Evans, S. A. E.; H. C. Simpson, Sigma Chi; Harold Pulllam, Sigma Nu; W. L. McKee, Kappa Sigma;
McClarty Harbison, president, Kappa
Alpha; Bart Peak, secretary, A. T. O.
and F. Y. Hutchinson, treasurer, Phi
Delta Theta.
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Large Audience Enthusiastic Over Excellent Program Rendered

ADA MEADE

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conference nil that could possibly bo
desired.
For full information see Karl Zcr
fosB or E. K. Robertson.
There's a Reason.
There was a pure
Young amatour
Who novor took a penny.
I asked him why
Ho made reply:
"I ain't been offered any."

University Y. M. C. A. Making Plans For Fund To
Send Delegates

ITEMIZED
The Inst meeting of the Music Club
EXPENSES
Ex.
was hold at Patterson Hall Tuesday
The Blue Ridge Club of the Univernight. A large audience enjoyed the
Strangle Hold Barred.
sity, composed of those students who
program, which was unusually attrac"You havo made a great Impression
have attended tho summer conference
tive. Among those present were:
at Bluo Ridge, N. C, Is making an upon me, dear."
Dean Hamilton, Miss McLaughlin,
"I'm so sorry. I'll not hold you so
effort to have forty men to reprenent
Professor and. Mrs. Grehan, Professor
this tight next time." Miami Student.
Kentucky State at the conference
and Mrs. Dutt, Professor Noe and Pro
summer. An endeavor to raise a
fessor Zcmbrod. After the program,
fund is being made, so that each sturefreshments were served. The pro
of Columbus
dent may bo able to borrow the larger
gram was as follows:
part of his expenses, which he agrees
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Piano Solo Venetian Barcarolle,
Dances
Open
to repay one year after he graduates
Godard. Miss Nancy Stagg,
Other College
from the University.
Violin Solo Mazurka, MUnalski.
The cost of the entire trip from
iMr. G. S. Sprague, accompanied by
Lexington and return, can easily be
,
Miss Sprague.
CO-EPLAY TWELFTH
thirty-thre($33.00)
fRICE $7.50, Pianos Fonlslcd
kept)
within
Vocal Solo Violets, Wright. Miss
The different items are as
dollars.
Helen Burkholder, accompanied by
Phone
B.
HIGHT ARTISTICALLY follows:
Miss Geisel.
$10.80
Railroad fare, round trip
Piano Duet Menuetto, BeethovBoard for conference period.... 12.50
en; Lohengrin, Wagner.
Misses
Philosophian Society Wins Conference registration fee .... 5.00
Neville and Beard.
4.00
Deserved Honors With Incidental spending money
Violin Solo "Somewhere a Voice
Is Calling," Tate. Mr. E. S. Cobb,
Shakespeare Play
$32,301
Total cost
accompanied by Miss Geisel.
For two dollars one can stay over
Sketch Cyril Maude. Miss Chris-- j COSTUMES EXCELLENT
and make the trips to Biltmore and
tine Hopkins and Mr. Waverleyi
Briggs. Incidental music by Miss
"Twelfth Night," as produced by the to Mt. Mitchell after the conference
June Sale.
Philosophian Literary Society in the 'closes,
Ten thousand delegates from the
At the close of the reeular nrotrram. Armorv. Saturday nitrht. was excellent
'from the viewpoint of gctlne and of colleges east of the Mississippi and
Miss Burkholder, by special request,
south of the Ohio and "Potomac rivers
sang "Mavis," Miss Nancy Stagg play- - scenic effect.
Wagner; "Branlng Star" and Miss
The cast, composed entirely of girls have met during the last Ave years at
confer-ing- .
Vennie Duley gave a humorous read- - in the society, was coached by Miss Blue Ridge for the summer
Hopkins under whose able ences.
Christine
The Music Club, which is a new or- - direction the play was staged. The f These delegates represent
has accomplished a great costuming was accurate and charming, ly every school of importance in the
deal this year under the capable lead- - showing to good effect among the entire Southland and perhaps in no
ten days will such an opportunity be
ership of the president, Miss Susanne sylvan scenery.
presented to meet so many men and
As Duke Orsino, Miss Anna E. LewBeitz. Miss Hamilton, who was re- sponsible for its formation, believes is showed decided talent. Her voice women and talk with them about the
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the club has laid a strong foundation is one of the best which has been different Southern schools and colu,l,mun,
and will become a nermanent oreani- - heard in Lexincton amateur circles. (leges.
,
Many of the speakers bring their
zation in the University.
Miss Ina Darnall filled the attrac
tive role of Viola with her usual abil wives and families with them, and all
ity, and made a most "fetching" help to make the social life of the
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courtier.
The most finished and accurate Sir Andrew Aguecheek
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work in the cast was that of Miss '
Vivian DeLaine
Alma Bolser as Malvolio. She made Sebastian
Elizabeth Farra
this rather minor' part stand out dis- Antonio
Juno Sale
tinctly by her interpretation of it.
Roberto
Miriam Horine
Miss Marie Becker as Olivia, Miss Prlar
Alma Bolser
Aline Kavanaugh as Aguecheek, and Malvolio
Edith Sachs
Miss Edith Sachs as the Clown, were Clown
Nelle Crawford
'also unusually good In their parts.
Fabian
Era DeBoo
Officer
The entire cast was:
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Amm E Low,8 Olivia
Duke 0rs,uo
Ina Darnall
Era DeBoe Viola
Valentine
Miriam Horine
Cecelia Cregorj Maria
Sir Tobey Belch
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Best Pictures
Best Producers

FROM TIGER KITTENS

Pitching of Corn and Batting of Thompson
Are Features

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The Wildcat second string of nation
al pastimers ably supported the good
name of the University of Kentucky
by trouncing the Georgetown second
team on Stoll Field Tuesday afternoon
in a rollicking, good contest by the
score of 3 to 2. The set-twas re-- J
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plote with good plays and excellent'
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pitching by J. Franklin Corn, who
took up the burden where hurlerj
Has pleased the exacting
Thompson left off.
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