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Saturday, May 12 iKappa Sigma
fraternity dance, chapter house on
Harrison Avenue. Delta Chi House
Dance at chapter house on South
Limestone.

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Anderson, J. W. McDonald, J. R.
Hamilton, H. F. Ramsey, A. V. Vienna, Joseph Roberts, Marion Gorman.
The members of the faculty who
arc members of the fraternity arc: Dr.
F. E. Tuttle, M. H. Bedford, Dr. Alfred Peter, Professor McHarguc, Prof.
J. R. Mitchell, Prof. Bcbc, Mr. Lcland
Snoddy, and Mrs. W. R. Hutchcrson.
Dance in Honor of Delegates

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THE YELLOW STREAK.
Woman's Club of University.
The Woman's Club of the University of Kentucky will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Thomas P. Cooper. There will ibe a
program of music and a business
The hosts for the afternoon will be
me'sdames Daniel J. Healy, Edward F.
Farquhar, Dan Terrill, S. E. Perry,
Ezra Gillis and Miss Frances Jewell,
who are the officers of the club.

The Kappa, Omega and Alumnus
Rho entertained delightfully Saturday
evening in 'honor of the delegates to
the sixth district convention of the Pi
Kappa Alpha fraternity held May 4
and 5 in Lexington. The affair was a
dance from 8:30 to 12 o'clock in the
ball room of the Phoenix Hotel. The
hosts were assisted in entertaining by
the chaperones:
Dean Myrna Boycc, Dean Frances
Jewell, Captain and Mrs. Marsh, Prof,
and Mrs. Zembrod, Prof, and Mrs.
Munroc, Mr. and Mrs. John U. Field,
Mr. J. Pike Powers, Jr., district prin
ceps.
The guests of honor were the dele
gates to the convention and included
members of the following chapters:
Zeta of University of Tennessee,
Knoxville; Theta, Southwestern Prcs
byterian University, Clarksville, Tenn.;
Sigma Kappa of Transylvania; Omega
of the University of Kentucky, among
whom were Messrs. J. S. Reynolds
and C. C. Smith, of Clarksville, Tenn.;
Frank Davenport and E. M. Chenault,
of Nashville; P. H. Gallaher and John
Mitchell, of Knoxville; Lowell Truitt
and Sidney Neal, of University of
Kentucky; Bennett Roach and Gray-doB. T,
.Bower, of Transylvania;
Hobson, of Louisville; Kenneth H.
William G.
Tuggle, of Cincinnati;
Clark Bailey
Nash, of Georgetown;
and George Shipman, of Louisville.

Exhibition of Art.
Lexington's first exhibition of the
work of Lexington artists will be held
for one week, beginning Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the art studio
at the University, and Thursday afternoon a special receptio nfor members
of the Women's club of Central Kentucky. '
Among those who will have their
work exhibited are E. Sophinisba
Sudduth Goff, Allan
Hergesheimer,
Swisher, Belle Bates, Anne Worthing-to- n
Callahan, Eleanor Pryor, Lucille
Bush, Florence Powers, Mattie Davis,
Thomas Young, Mary Lyons, Wick-liff- e
Moore, Carol M. Sax, Katherine
Helm.
The exhibition is preliminary to a
Masons to Entertain
movement to organize the artists of
vicinity for a club
Masons of the University will
The
Lexington and the
entertain with a dinner and dance in
to promote creative work.
Dicker Hall, Saturday night from 7:30
to 12. There are a number of distinAlpha Chi Sigma Dance
The members of the Alpha Chi guished Masons on the program for
Sigma fraternity of the University of after dinner talks and every Mason
Kentucky entertained Saturday night in the University, whether student or
with a beautiful dance at the Lafay- faculty members is invited. For res
ervations see Marshall Barnes, John
ette hotel.
was the pledge Bishop, M. A. Alperine or Ryan Rin
The sixth
dance at which time Dr. Charles go.
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Barkenibus, professor of organic chemWatch for the yellow streak.
istry, was pledged to the national fraK- ternity in chemistry with attractive
ceremony.
The electric shield furCAMPUS CHATTER
nished the central illumination for the
party.
A meeting of the Lodge of Jilted
The dhaperones were: President Brethren will be held Friday night at
Frank L. McVey, Dean and Mrs. P. midnight and all of the brethren are
r,
P. Boyd, Dr. and Mrs. W. D.
urged to attend. For the use of all
Dean and Mrs. C. R. Melcher, students of the University who may
Miss Frances Jewell, Miss Marguerite be of the opinion that they are eligi- McLaughlin, Mr. Carol M. Sax, Dr. blcs, a box
be placed beside the
and Mrs. F. E. Tuttle, Dr. and Mrs. student mail box in the basement of
Alfred Peter, Dr. and Mrs. J. A.
the Administration building and aspir
Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Maxon, ants sre to ban din their names, Lex
Dr. and Mrs. M. H. Bedford.
ington addresses and telephone mini
The hosts were: Messrs. Haynes hers, written on yellow paper. It is
Barr, F. B. Jones, W. L. Williams, important that the last phrase be com
David Nance, Ridgley McDaniels, S. piled with. After the committee re
S. Shouse, Ebert DeCoursey, Cornelius ceives the above information, appli
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There will be a picnic Friday after:
noon, May 11, given by the Ag. Society on the Experiment Station Farm. ::
All of the Ag. students will assemble
at the Ag. building at end of the eighth
hour and proceed to the place selected.
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The Dean got all pepped up over the
affair and took some of his good time :
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and wrote every member of the College a letter urging a one 'hundred per
cent attendance.
The social committee of the Ag. Solely is "not puttin' out a thing" but
'cm cold"
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FALCONE" NEXT
LITTLE THEATRE PLAY

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Dramatization of Merimee's "Ma
teo Falcone," by William H. Hicker- so'n, will ibe presented under the di
rection of Troy Perkins at the net
matinee performance ia the Lit
Theatre, May 17. The cast includes
Troy Perkins, Ruth Todd, Austin
Moore, Lucilc Cook, O. C. Drake, H.
A. Harper, J. N. Snyder and George
Wolfe.
At the same time "King's Bow," a
poetic fantasy iby Gcraldine Willis,
teacher of English, Hamilton College
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cludes Edna Gordon, O. C. Drake, J,
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