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Society
Fraternity Pledget
Chi Omega announces the pledging
11 girls,
Misses Mildred Beam,
Bardstown; Lide Chenault, Maysville;
Harbison, Shefoyville;
Mae Murray
Mary Belle Vaughan, Shelbyville;
Elizabeth Steele and Lutie Williams,
Humphreys,
Dorothy
Lexington;
Sturgis; Cornelia Skinner, Louisville;
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Elizabeth Regenstein, Newport;
Metcalf and Fannie Danes
Pineville.
Epsilon Omega chapter of Kappa
Delta announces 10 pledges, Misses
Eloise Crume, Bardstown; Annabel
Murphy, Madeline Arthur and Kather-in- e
Norma Carter,
Staff, Ashland;
Louisville; Margaret Dungen, Somerset; Lucille Coleman, Paducah; Julia
Dunn, Smithland; Dorothy Stehbens,
Ft. Madison, la., and Willie King,
Lexington.
Kaooa Kappa Gamma fraternity an
nounces the pledging of Misses Carolyn Bosworth, Virginia McVey, Kath-erin- e
Godsight, Mary Barrow, Elizabeth Smith. Virginia Boyd, Virginia
Owsley and Pearl McCormick, of
Lexington; Edwina Morrow and Rebecca Averill, of Frankfort; Eleanor
Tapp, Springfield; Elizabeth McDonald, Eminence; Beatrice Gant, Indianapolis, Ind.; Margaret Owens,
Somerset; Nannie Gay, Winchester;
Sarah
KetfW nilhert. Owensboro:
Curie, Cynthiana; Nelle Bush, Winchester; Mattie Ellis Gregory, Louisville, and Lana Martine Coates, Richmond.
Alpha Gamma Delta has pledged
Misses Dorothy Jameson, Cynthiana;
Dorcas
Eliot, Somerset;
Martha
Lynes. Hartford; Mary Warren Collins, Hiartford; Sue Lockett Mitchell,
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Henderson; Mary Virginia Phillips,
Midway;
Rogers,
Newport; Ruth
Ruth C. Harris, Lexington; Emma
Moody,
Margaiet
Belle Price and
Auburn; Bertha Rogers, Frankfort;
Grace Duncan, Bowling Green, and
Lois Hargett, Augusta.
The pledges to Alpha Xi Delta fra
ternity are Misses Jeannette Ellison
and Grace Archer, Williamsburg;
Mary Brand, Mayfield; Marshall Paul,
Columbia: Iva Dudgen, Lebanon;
Mrip Pfeiffer. Louisville; Eleanor

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Hall. Auburn, and Virginia Baker,
Dixon.
The seven pledges of Delta Delta
Delta fraternity are: Misses Mary
Louise Cole. Mariorie Warden, Louis
ville; Mabel C. Graham, Frankfort;
Madeline Robards, Providence; Joan
Robinson, Danville; Ethel Skidmorc,
Harlan, and Laura Dunn, Lexington.
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Pi Alpha Theta fraternity
nounces the pledging of Misses Pau
line Ashcraft, Mt. Vornon, O.; Adeline
San ford. Carlisle: Mary Riley, More- head, and Hazel Sullivan, Mt. Sterling.
The pledge service took place at the
home of Mrs. Marvin Wade Marsh,
on Lexington avenue. Saturday after
noon.
Sigma Beta Epsilon chapter of the
University of Kentucky announces
the followine dIccIkcs: Misses Bernice
Calvert, Paris; Janet Lally and Anna
and
Lexington,
fV.Cnnnell.
Marearct Yungblut, Dayton. An in
formal reception at the chapter house
Saturday afternoon welcomed the new

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Beta chanter Alpha Delta Theta an
nounces the following pledges: Misses
Nellie Clay Corbin, Virginia Bocook,
Lucile Harp and Edith Owen Sisk, of
Lexington, and Hattie Mae Hamilton,
of Georgetown.

In Honor of Freshmen
The Woman's CluSb of the Univer
sity have issued attractive invitations
to the faculty and to memlbers of the
freshman class to be present at an in
formal party Friday evening, October
12. at 8 o'clock in Buell Armory in
honor of the freshmen.
This is the strst party of the kind
crJvPtl tO the freshmen students by the
Woman's Club. Prizes will be award
ed to the winners of puzzles and rid
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Pledges
Beta Xi. local fraternity,
with chanter house at 385 ioutn
Limestone, announces the following
nlfflws! Edwin Smith, Hazard;
Crab Orchard;
fnvo Anderson.
Gates, Louisville; Robert Gos--- t.
Stuart
Franklin; Leslie Brake, Burkes- villp; Tames Gilmorc, Paridise; Ben
jamin Sims. Lexington; T. R. Million,
Pirhmond: Arthur Crone, Louisville;
James Coogle, Louisville; J. B.
Donald Griffith, Lex- Meek, Paintsville;
incrton: Ernest
fnrru Nnoier. Hindman.
Alpha Gamma Epsilon, 334
avenue, announces pledges as fol
lows- Clifton Wilkey. Clay, Ky.; A.
M. Ard, Horse Cave; M. H. Matthews.
RnrcUtown: Earl Carnco, Mayheld;
Judson Willett, Mayfield; Carlton
Maurice Vaughn,
Vonnw Padticah:
Henderson; Herbert Schoepflin, Hen
derson; Sidney Vaughn, Dixon.
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society man, you couldn't have planned
your evenings better. Such persistence wjill win
out over the indolence, of the rankfcandflle,y for as
the poet saysfD f?j N ,
'The heightsby great men reached and keptjf
,yere;noi attained oy suuueuugiiiA mi
jfiut they while their cornparipnssleptv .r
Were toihng.iUpward m thc night.
1 But Jf3f6u intend to.makeiyour mark in engi-tieWrimor business, don't expect that supremacy
tenjtheaxed floor will help when you start hunt-

If your burning ambition

Th Cosmopolitan Club will meet
Friday night at 7:00 o'clock in the Y.
r C. A. rooms for the election ot
officers and to outline work for the
the
v9r All foreign students of club Uni
and
versity are members of the
therefore urged to be present at
are
.hio meetiner. The work of the club
wns verv much enjoyed by those who
took part in it last year and it is hopPfl to make it better this year. Every
one interested will be present and on
time.

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Not that you need swing to the other extreme
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sciences and English that will mean bread and
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Remember this the harder you work right
now in getting a grip on fundamentals, the easier
things will come to you when you must solve
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now well, look out for the law of
It's up to you. While you've got the chance,
seize it, dig in, plug hard. It. will pay in
cold cash.

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