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ENGAGEMENTS

CORNER
PATT HALL PERSONALS
Miss Edith Williams spent the week'
end the guest of Miss Madeline Feigel,
at her home in Louisville.
Miss Billie Lindley, Georgetown,
was the guest of Miss Sal Henri Cole
man for the week-end- .
Miss Elizabeth
week-en-

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Pickett spent the

at her home

in Shelbyville.

Miss Josephine Evans, Lebanon,
was the guest of her sister, Miss Irene
Evans for the week-end- .

RUNTON

SHANKLIN

The engagement of Miss Marion
Kathryn Brunton, Denver, Colorado,
to George Bryan Shanklin, Lexington,
was announced last week. The wedding will take place at the home of
ho bride's brother, Mr. Harold Brunton, in Schenectady.
Mr. Shanklin is a graduate of the
College of Mechanical and Electrical
Engineering in the University.

JUNIOR PROM. GIVEN
AT PHOENIX FRIDAY

Miss Helen Taylor spent the week
The Junior Prom given by the class
end with Miss Ann McAdams.
of 1919 of the University Friday night
enjoyed by
Misses Ada Hardesty, May Steph- at the Phoenix Hotel was
a large assemblage of guests.
ens, Mamie Storms Dunn were the
The ball room was decorated in paguests of Miss Gertrude Wallingford,
triotic colors and a bank of palms
Cynthiana, for the Ashbrook-Glbsoscreened the corner where the saxowedding Friday.
phone band was stationed.
Misses Lela Gault and Laura Lee
The committee in charge was A. D.
Jameson have returned from the Hall, president; Lee McClaln, chairPractice House. .
man; Lillian Hayden, Marie Collins,
Miss Mildred Collins was the guest Felix Shouse, David Dudley, Charles
of Miss Charlotte Willis, Shelbyville, Planck.
They were assisted by the chapfor the week-end- .
erons: President and Mrs. Frank L.
Miss. Mary K. Hamilton was the McVey,
Dean Anna J. Hamilton, Prof,
guest of Miss Elizabeth Card for the
and Mrs. C. R. Melcher, Prof, and Mrs.
week-end- .
A. C. Zembrod, Prof, and Mrs. P. P.
Misses Elizabeth and Aileen Arnett, Boyd.
Celia Cregor, Catherine Snyder, Ruth
The programs were dainty little
Gregory, Margaret Jefferson motored booklets, with green covers, gold
to High Bridge, Sunday.
ring rivets and gold letters, the con
Miss Mary Heron is in Louisville to tents having the date, the music
selections and committee list.
wedding.
attend the Ewing-Bal- l
Two Canadian officers, Lieutenants
Mrs E. Merigold, Paducah,
is
the guest of her daughter, Miss Viola Lamond and Mclntyre, who spoke to
the audience gathered in the hotel parMerigold for this week.
lor, were guests of honor later at the
Miss Margaret Downing is in the
dar.ee.
annex with mumps.
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Miss Catherine Snyder and Miss
Lois Powell are spending this month
at the Practice House.

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MRS. McVEY HOST TO
UNIV. WOMAN'S CLUB

Fayette Drug Company

The Woman's Club of the Univer
Bity met Friday afternoon with Mra.
Frank L. McVey at her home on Ash'
land avenue, in one of the most pleas
ant and largely attended meetings of
the year.
Following the business
session,
Dean Thomas Cooper gave an interesting discussion of the labor situation in the United States. He thinks
that the appeal which is being made
to the farmer to produce wheat in
his own locality is meeting a splendid
response and that the outlook is most
encouraging. He also thinks that the
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The musical program was arranged
by Miss Anna Chandler Goff, an'd consisted of a group of songs by Mrs.
Hughes Jackson, a pupil of Prof. Lawrence A. Cover, and a piano number
by Miss Myrtle Kesheimer, of -- the
faculty of the College of Music.
The program follows:
Songs
Little Pink Rose.. Carrie Jacobs Bond
Yesterday and Today
Charles G. Straus
Rembery
Nymph and Fawn
Mrs. Hughes Jackson
s
Piano Solo Maurka
Miss Kesheimer
In response to an encore Miss
Kesheimer and Mrs. Jackson gave
the Star Spangled Banner, in which
all present joined. At the conclusion
of the program Mrs. McVey invited
the club to meet Dean and Mrs. Cooper in an informal way.
The May meeting of the club will
be held in the evening and the men
of the University faculty will be the
guests of the club on this occasion.
This meeting will be at the home of
rs. J. T. C. Noe on Maxwell street
and Doctor McVey will give the address on this occasion.

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FOOD LECTURE GIVEN
SATURDAY
ARMORY ON
BY MISS L. TURNER

RED CROSS DANCE IN

Misses Mary Beall, Ruth Cardwell,
A Red Cross dance will be given in
The regular meeting of the Home
Laura Lee Jackson, Elizabeth Card,
the Armory Saturday afternoon, after Economics Club was held at noon
May Stephens attended the Ash- the ball game from 4 to C:30 p. m. by Monday, when Miss Louise Turner
wedding,
Cynthiana, Chi Omega fraternity.
Tickets will spoke on the "World's Wheat Crop
Friday.
be sold on the campus and everybody and its Relation to the Present Food
Miss Logan Figg was the guest of is urged to attend.
The prices are Situation."
Mrs. Soth Glass for the week-end- .
the same as for Cadet Hop tickets, and
In brief, Miss Turner said, "The
Miss Margaret Bird spent the week- all the proceeds will be given to the European nations consumed before
end the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James University Red Cross. Smith's or- the war more than they produced,
F. Gay, Pisgah.
chestra will furnish the music. There and now since they have smaller crops
Miss Florence Brown spent the will be no breaks.
of wheat they absolutely depended
week-enThe chaperons for the dance are: upon the outside world to supply
the guest of Miss Willie
Doctor and Mrs. McVey, Professor and them. The wheat supplies in Aup- Abbett, Georgetown.
Miss Ruth Duckwall was the guest Mrs. Farquhar, Professor and Mrs tralla are not available because of the
of Mrs. John Thorn for dinner Sun- Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby T. Har lack of tonnage and the great dis
bison, Mrs. Tipton Young, Dean Anna tance from their ports, so the prob
day.
J. Hamilton, Miss A. E. Crane, Cap lem of supplying wheat rests with the
Misses Anna Kathryn Told and
tain and Mrs. Royden, Professor and United States, which has promised
Frances Hart spent the week-enin
Mrs. Zembrod.
them twenty per cent of its nonnul
Louisville, guests of friends.
crop.
Misses Austin Lilly, Mildred Gra
"As the wheat crop last year was
ham, Hannah Weakley, Louise Will, CAST ANNOUNCED FOR
PHILOSOPHIAN PLAY not up to average, this supply will
Elizabeth McGowan attended the Cab
have to come out of the normal coninet Council, at Shelbyville.
The Philosophian Literary Society sumption, and the message sent out
Mary Beall spent the weekMiss
will present "You Never Can Tell," by the Food Administration is to urge
end in Shelbyville, the guest of Miss u
play by Bernard Shaw, at an early the people to release this amount."
Ruth Cardwell, attending the Cabinet
date, to be announced later. The play
Council at Science Hill.
is under the direction of Mrs. Sallio Philip Clandon... Elizabeth McGowan
Miss Eliza Piggott spent the week- Bullock Cave, of the Lexington College Dorothy Clandon
Mary Mayes
end the guest of Miss Sarah Harbison of Music.
Mr. Valentine
Ada Hardesty
Shelbyville, attending
the Cabinet
The following selections have been Mr. McComas
Louise Mayer
Council.
Mr. Bohun
made for the cast:
Frieda Lemon
Miss Irene Moredock, Mt. Vernon, Mrs. Lanfrey Clandon . . .Louise Will The Maid
Bernlce Young
was the guest of Miss Mildred
Mr. Fergus Crampton . . . .Alma Bolser WUUa m
Bertha Miller
for dinner Saturday.
Virginia Croft
Gloria Clandon. .Virginia Helm Milnerl Jo, a waiter
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Waltz and Fox Trot on Mondays, Wednesdays
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