KENTUCKY KERNEL
Bowling Green, Kentucky
Miss Cnraon will be remembered
nmong
University of Kentucky
friends, having been n member of
the Rrnduntion class of 1025 nnd net
ivc in student nfTnirs during her two
years nt the university. She 'wns
Dr. and Mrs. James Oliver Carson graduated from the College of Law
nnd received the highest average of
Announce the marriage
any student who took the bar examinof their daughter

SOCETY NOTES
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CALENDAR
Saturday, May 1
Sigma Chi formal at the New Gym.

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Hnwsic
ginn Bryant, of Calhoun,
Knox, of Lcwlsport, Jean Woll, of
Hnwesvillc, Marthn Wheeler, Louise
Potter, Estclle Kclsnll, Mrs. James
Allen nnd Helen Hnll, of Louisville,
Mary Ileall, Anncllo Kelley, Mnrga-rc- t
Van Meter, Knthcrinc Roberts,
Dorcas Lyons, Dorothy Cooper nnd
Lexington,
of
Brnnnnmon,
Doris
Cynthinnn,
of
Jessie Fry Moore,
nnd
Allccn Lemons, of Greenville,
Ruth Latimer, of Danville.

ation last year.
The bride was also graduated from
to
Brenenu College, where she was a
Marriage Announced
Dr. William Patterson Drake
FRATERNITY ROW
member of Alpha Chi Omega fraternThe following announcements, beau- Wednesday, the fourteenth of April, ity. She wns a member of Mortar
tifully engraved, have been received One thousand, nine hundred and Board, honornry senior fraternity
wishes to announce
Kappa
at Pi pledgingAlphaDavid Alexander of
twenty-siby university frlcndsi
of
the
the Univcrstiy of Kentucky.
nnd Earl Sherwood
of
Louisville
Ewing.
Delta eta Tea Dance
The Delta Zcta tea dance on Satur
& BROMLEY
Sigma Beta Upsilon sorority hnd as
day afternoon from A until G o'clock guests Inst week-enMisses Judith
PRESSING
AND
DRY CLEANING
at Patterson hall was one of the Yungblut of Dayton, and Dayle
r,
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152 South Lime
most delightful of the season.
of Louisville, at the chapter
Ferns and plants decorated the hall. house on Knlmia avenue.
QUALITY AND SERVICE
The Rhythm Kings furnished the
music and fruit punch wns served.
PERSONALS
The guests of honor were severnl
members of the Cincinanti chapter of
Miss Ellen Hughes, of Louisa, an
Delta Zcta.
alumna of the university, was n
The hostesses, members of the act guest at the Chi Omega house last
Confidence
Buy
ive chapter:
Misses Anna Williams, week-enMiss Hughes had been
Mary
Jane Lyle, Muriel Hincks, attending K. E. A. at Louisville.
Eleanor Beggs, Mildred Cowgill. Cor
Alpha Gamma Epsilon had as n
inne Cowgill, Ruth Madison, Kather-in- e
week-enguest Mr. Hnrvoy Stone
De Mint, Benn Latta, Ella Marie
Kintsler, Betty Benson, Mary Bledsoe, of Louisville.
Mr. Frank McVey was the guest
Your money back for any purchase
Alice Young, Mary Giles Thorne,
Christine Anderson, Celonn Reese, of Mr. nrtd Mrs. Lewis C. Humphrey
not entirely satisfactory.
Mary Allen Spears, Lydia Latham, at their home on Douglas Boulevard,
Henrietta Howell, Wilma Robinson, Louisville.
Mary Belle Smith, Nancy JCidwell,
President and Ars. McVey were
Pauline Carpenter, Lois Cox, Jane hosts for afternoon tea, Wednesday,
Lewis, Louisa Tiley.
at Maxwell Place, for the faculty and
Chaperones: Miss Mary Norris, students of the university.
The Chi Omega Alumnae met for
Mrs. Edna Giles, Miss Dora Berkeley,
Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Powell.
their April luncheon Saturday iri the
Representatives from the various private dining room of the Lafayette,
.
women's and men's fraternities were hotel.
Devil
Alpha Xi Delta had as their guests
present, and the guests numbered
week-en- d
visiting alumnae,
for the
about two hundred.
MINTS
FANCY
CAKES
DECORATED
Misses Dorothy Blatz, of Louisville,
SALTED NUTS
FOR PARTIES
Mary Elizabeth Krafton, of HenderK. D. Alumnae Bridge
Miss Helen King entertained de son, Helen Brewer, of Frankfort,
lightfully in honor of Miss Harriet Jeanette Allison, of Williamsburg,
Chatfield of Catlettsburg, on Friday Maryouise Morris, of Providence.
Misses Anna Louise Reising and
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night with a bridge and buffet lunch.140 S. LIMESTONE
eon for members of the alumnae of Pauline Porter, of Louisville, and Miss
Kappa Delta fraternity nt her home Belle Waugh, of Ashland, were weekend guests at the Kappa Delta house.
on Linden Walk.
Mr. Edmund Noland, of Daughters,
The house was beautifully decorated
at the
Kentucky, spent the week-enGo To
with spring flowers.
Alpha Gamma Rho house on South
Limestone street.
Z.T.A. Tea
Miss Mabel Graham of Frankfort
Zcta Tail Alpha fraternity enter
tained with a delightful tea at their
hapter house Wednesday from 3:30
Class Shoe
to 6 o'clock, in honor of their mothers
Here's the game for one
and patronesses.
Soles $1.25
Sewed
and all
The house was tastefully decorated
Baseball now has got the
ith spring flowers af ferns. A de
209 E. Main Street
call.
Goodyear and O'Sullivan
licious salad course', as served.
Mr.
LEXINGTON, KY.
Rubber Heels 50c
The alumni of the University of
Kentucky entertained with an enjoy
able dance Saturday evening from 9
to 12 o'clock in the university gym
COHEN SHOP
nasium.
The music for the dance was furn
ished by the Kentucky Kernel orches- No doubt you are interested in Apparel of Art, not just cloths
a from the Strand theatre.
The committee in charge of ar
145 East Main Street
rangements were Mr. nnd Mrs. W. C.
Wilson, Mr. nnd Mrs. White Guyn,
GIVE US A CALL
Mr. and' Mrs. W. C. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Viley McFerren, Misses Nancy
The right sort of baseball
Coats,
Millinery,
Innes, Irene McNamara, Marie Bark- supplies will help you to deey, Helen Osborne, and Mr. Reed
velop a winning streak, Mr.
Wilson.
College
The chaperones for the occasion
were members of the faculty. Several
Bats 15c to $1.50. Balls. $1 to
$2.
hundred guests attended.
gloves,
for
All leather finger
Alpha Gam Luncheon
boys, $1 up; for older boys, $2.85
Thursday, April 22, at 12:30 o'clock,
to $5.
private dining room of the Ken
Basemen's mitts, $1 to $5. Catchtucky hotel, in Louisville, was the ers' mitts.
delightful luncheon given
scene of a
Masks, $1. Stockings, $1 pair.
by alumnae of Epsilon of Alpha
campus, every
BURKE'S SPORT SHOP
Gamma Delta who were atttnding
3 meals served, on the
K. E. A.
Bicycles, Sporting Goods,
school day. Open forenoons for. sandThe table was beautifully decorated
Athletic Supplies
coffee, ice
wiches, milk, chocolate,
in red and buff roses, the fraternity
128 N. Limestone St., Lexington
flowers.
and candy.
cream
The following girls attended: Re- Louise

week-en- d
at the Delta Delta house, Sunday afternoon from .1 to
fi o'clock in their honor.
Delta house.
Misses Nancy Kldwell nnd Mildred
Owen W. Daniel of Atlanta nnd
n
Walter Gurslund of LouisviMc were Cowgill attended a conference of
chapter of Delta Zetn, at Miami
guests nt the Sigma Beta XI house
University as representatives of their
over the week-enchnpter Inst week-enMisses Lilllnil Rnsch, of Covington, nnd Alice Eckmnn, Rachncl Sparling, Dottie Do Beck, nnd Mnry
There is u device composed of reof Cincinnati, spent the week- volving nnd rotating balls moved by
end with Dcltn Zctn and attended the wheel-wor- k
called an orrery, which
Ten Dance Saturday afternoon.
shows the relative motions of bodies
Dcltn Zeta entertained with open In the solar system.

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