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the Mrs. C. Mnlcolm Bullitt. Louisville: , Snrn Lynn Tucker, Laura Gill Hofffurnished
and music
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Mrs. Frank Davis, Pnducnh; Mrs. T. man, Frances Ballard, Mary Huston
Hnrrodsburg; Mrs. Molloy, Alice Molloy.
Shoe Artisans With a Reputation
Mrs. Forrest Black and Mrs. How- Curry Dcdmnn,Ashland; Miss Helen
Chapter bids were sent to the
E. H. Onrtrcll,
ard fcak were the committee for
WORKMANSHIP UNSURPASSED
the campus,
was attended by n Hutchcraft, Paris; Mrs. William J. men's fraternities on were present.
the affair which
Prices Lower
Hutclilns, Bcrca; Mrs. Lewis Y. and several hundred
large number of guests.
Johnson, Louisville; Mrs. Preston j A number of the faculty of the
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Johnston, Lexington; Miss Lulle
Zeta Tau Alpha Tea
gan, Lexington; Mrs. W. N. Mc-- 1 bers of the fraternity were chaperservices, nt her home on Richmond
CALENDAR
Zcta Tau Alpha entertained Tucs-rin- v uariy, owensooro; Airs. unanes
d,
ones.
t
road.
Friday, Mar 3
from 4;3() to fl o'clock at the
Lexington; Miss Juliet Poyn-tc- r,
Scabbard and Blade banquet, 6:30 chapter house on Maxwell street
Annual May Day festivities, beShclbyville; Mrs. Berry Vincent
hotel.
o'clock,
Tea for Senior Women
MAY DAY IS DRESS
DAY
with a formal tea in honor of pa- Stoll, Loulsvlllel; Mrs. Frank Taylor,
ginning with convocation at 10 Tuesday, Lafayette
May 7
The Lexington branch of the Amo'clock and parade in afternoon.
tronesses and mothers of the chap- Lexington; Mrs. C. J. Turck, DanStroller banquet, 7:00 o'clock, at ter members.
of University
SuKy Gingham Dance, 0 to 12 Chimney Corner.
ville; Mrs. Frederick A. Dalls, erican Association
You
Women entertained with a tea on
o'clock, Men's gymnasium.
The house was decorated in palms Paris.
Ateneo Cnstellnno banquet. 6:30
Tuesday at the homo of Miss Sarah
Saturday, May 4
garden flowers and about forty
o'clock at the new Chimney Corner and
Blanding on Richmond road.
guests were present.
Spring Stroller Dance, fl to 12 tea room.
Thcta SiRtna Phi Initiation
The tea was given in honor of the
8
o'clock, Men's gymnasium.
I Wednesday, May
Those in the receiving line were:
Thetn. Slgmn Phi held lnltlaton senior women of the University of
6:30 o'clock, LaBand banquet,
Mrs. W. E. Davis, grand vice presi- services at the Green Tree Tea Kentucky and Transylvania College.
Kappa Delta Alumnae benefit
dent; Miss Bcrnlce Byland, chapter Room last week. The pledges who
bridge, 2:30 o'clock, chapter house. fayette hotel.
president; Mrs. Lylc Croft, chapter were initiated were Miss Kathryn
Phi Beta Founders' Day banquet,
May 14 Is Wedding Day
Faculty Brides' Club Dance
advisor; Mrs. Bettie Bedford, house McWllllams, of Lawrcnceburg, nnd
G o'clock,
palm room of Phoenix
Maxwell and Lime
J. T. SHUCK, Proprietor
Miss Isabella Macomb Van Meter
The Faculty Brides Club enter- mother; Miss Bess saniora ana Miss Maud Van Buskirk, of Orlando,
hotel, Miss Margaret Treacy, chairhas chosen May 14 for her wedding
Florida.
tained delightfully last Saturday Miss Lucille Hamilton.
man.
to Dr. Stanley J. Leland, of
Following the initiation tea was date
evening at Patterson hall with an
Monday, May 6
Brooklyn, N. Y. The ceremony will
Dr. and Mrs. McVcy Entertain
served.
Delta Tau Delta Mothers' Club, 3 informal dance. Other members of
Members of the present active be solemnized nt 5 p. m. in the
faculty and their friends were
and Mrs. McVey entertained
Dr.
o'clock, Delta Tau Delta house, Mrs. the
New
of
guests.
last Friday afternoon with tea at chapter and Miss Marguerite Mc- ChurchCity. Transfiguration In
W. E. Davis, presiding.
Miss Sarah Standing's dinner for The room was charming with Fleur Maxwell Place, honoring Miss Flor- Laughlin, faculty advisor, were York
Mortar Board, following initiation de Lis, dogwood blossoms and tulips, ence Rlsley, of New York, member present.
FRATERNITY ROW
of the national board of Y. V. C. A.
and Miss Llllie V. Cromwell, secSophomore Dance
retary of the Kentucky committee,
Mr. Jimmy Hayes, of Shelbyville,
The sophomore dance was held
Y. W. C. A.
guest at the Kappa
last Saturday afternoon in the Men's was a week-en- d
You
Flowers and candles were arranged gymnasium from 3 to 6 o'clock.
Alpha fraternity house.
in the dining room and sun porch.
Music was furnished by Toy
on
school
Miss Ruth McDonald visited at
Social
The tea tables were presided over
Rhythym Kings.
the Alpha XI Delta sorority house
by Mrs. Preston Johnson, Mrs. WilSERVING HOURS:
Mr. E. T. Riley was in charge of over the week-en- d.
liam Rodes, Mrs. I. D. Best, Mrs. the arrangements. The chaperones
Miss Mildred Greene spent the
9:15
Logan Shearer, Mrs. E. S. Good, were Dr. and Mrs. McVcy, Dean and
Breakfast
7:15
week-en- d
at her home In Paris.
Miss Sarah Blanding, Mrs. Howard
Mrs. P. P. Boyd, Dean Sarah G.
Lunch
11:3012:45
Mrs. M. T. Patton was a weekOwen.
EdBlanding, Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs.
Dinner
.
6:30
5:00
In the receiving line were Mrs. ward Farquhar,J. Miss Marguerite end visitor at the Kappa Delta soWe cater to the University trade No deposits
rority house.
McVey, Miss Rlsley, Miss Cromwell McLaughlin.
Open between meals for sandwiches, milk, hot drinks
enMessrs. Glenn Roberts, of Cinand the hostess was assisted in
required from students.
tertaining by Misses Margaret
cinnati Wickllffe Moore, of Louisice cream and candy
Mothers' Clnb of Pi Kappa Alpha ville, and Happy Chandler, of Ver
Lewis, Louisa Dudley, Alice SpaldPi Kappa sailles, were visitors at the Pi Kappa
Whlttinghill,
The Mothers' Club of
Endema
ing, Alice
McVey
Alpha met on last Thursday at the Alpha house last week-een- d.
Hamby, Mary Lydla Cleek.
During the afternoon Miss Rlsley chapter house on Rose and Max- . Messrs. Thomas Whayne, of WashRent-A-C- ar
ington University, and Paul O'Nan,
explained the national and interna- well streets.
Plans for the Improvement of the of Columbus, Ohio, were gueests at
tional scope of the Young Woman's
Christian Association, and Miss fraternity hoitse and other business the Alpha Gamma Epsllon house
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last week-en3145
Cromwell spoke of the work done In matters were discussed.
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Kentucky to enrich the lives of girls
The Alpha Gamma Epsilon fraThose present were Mrs. E. Cron-le- y
Elliott, Mrs. James A. Warren, ternity wishes to announce the
and young women in the small
towns and rural communities of the Mrs. Alex Rose, Mrs. William Dur-bec- k, (pledging of Mr. Herman Brumfield,
state.
Mrs. F. M. Boone and Mrs. S. of Nicholasville.
Mr. Blen Emmericks, of HenderAbout one hundred and fifty guests A. Glass.
son, was a visitor at the Pi Kappa
were present.
YOU
TO
Alpha house last week-en- d.
Ushers at Gulgnol
The Kentucky committee of the
Come
Young Women's Christian AssociaThe Beta Sigma Omicron sorority
Ushers for the opening performtion with office at Second and ance of the "Flight of the Duchess" wishes to announce the Initiation of
Broadway, In Louisville, Ky., is com- on Monday night were Misses Jane Miss Jessie Kendall, of Elizaville.
posed of the following: Mrs. Frank Calcutt, Georgetta Walker, Annette j Messrs. William Reentz, of New-poLexington, chairman; Newlln, Dorothy Monroe, Peggy
Charles Norman, of Fulton;
L. McVey,
COOL
Mrs. William B. Belknop, Goshen, Monroe, Mr. Alfred Andrews and Mr. James Pence, of New York City, and
Willis, of Richmond, Va.,
chairman of finance; Miss Jane K. Joseph Allen.
j William
I were visitors at the Sigma Nu house
Miss
Dickie, executive secretary;
last week end.
Lillie V. Cromwell, associate secreAnnual Dance and Pledging
tary; Miss Ruth Ashmore, Dawson
Messrs. Doc. Stevenson, of WinLamp
Springs; Mrs. I. D. Best, Lexington; fraternity,and Cross, honorary senior chester; Thomas Adams, Samuel
held its annual formal Polk, Edward Bennett,
Blanding, Lexington;
Miss Sarah
Robert
dance and pledging services Satur- Tweedie, of Louisville, and Robert
day evening in the gymnasium.
Oliver, of Frankfort, were visitors
Music was furnished by Preacher
chosen
Givens and His Wildcats orchestra. at the Kappa Sigma house on East
MALTED
week-enThe gymnasium was attractively Maxwell street last will attend the
The following girls
decorated with, paper streamers.
life
l
The members this year chosen lor Delts Providence convention of Zeta
GOLF BALLS
In Tin field of he alth fen-ic- The HarGOLF CLUBS
leadership and special ability, are Tau Alpha to be held this week-en- d
vard University Dental School
the
Messrs. Frank Davidson, Thomas in Cincinnati: Misses Dorothy Mondental school connected with anv
university in the United States offers
Stevens, Paul McBrayer, Julian El- roe, chapter delegate; May Gordon
thorough
courses in all
liot, Jack McGurk, O'Rear Barnes, Squires, Kathleen Carlton, Jane
branches of dentistry. All modem equip-meCOKE
for practical work under superClay Brock, Stanley Milward, James Ann Carlton, Rosena Rogers, Louise
of men high in the profession.
vision
'Rogers, Bess Sanford, Lucille HamDorman, Morris Carpenter.
Write for details and admission requireilton and Peggy Monroe.
The active members, the hosts,
ments to Leroy II. S. Miner, Dean
are Messrs. Claire Dees, Beverly
HARVARD
UNIVERSITY
Waddell, Arthur Munyon, Waller
McVEY HALL
DENTAL
SCHOOL
Jones, Henry Maddox, Elmer Glib,
Boston, Mail.
Lonfwood Arc.
W. W.
William Glanz, James Shropshire,
Carroll Byron, John W. Dundon.
1 "First Big Stop Downtown"
The guest list includes Misses
Mary Moore Milton, Lucille Short,
192 W. Short, Lexington
Shelby Spears, Kathryn Kennedy,
Willie Mastin, Lyle Walters, Eliza- Bring 'em today - get 'em tomorrow icaimiimiiicaiHiiiiiiiiicaimiiiiiiiicaiiiiiiiiiiiicaiiiiiiiiiiiKaiitiiiiiuiicaiiiiiiiiiiiicaiiiiiiiiui'
beth Tinsley, Sara Warwick, Maude
Van Buskirk, Mary E. Fisher, Ann
Rodes, Mary Fiddler, Mary Sydney
Betty
Hobson,
Greaves, Mary
Avery Hall, Katherine Hall, Sher-le- y
Grief, Mary Nell McDade, Nancy
Jones, Julia Marvin, Gladys Smith,
Marjorle Smith, Ann May
Kathryn McWilliams, Mary
Lib Brothers, Ruth Gieringer, Hazel
Virginia Reeves, Benny EdBond,
wards, Mary Armstrong, Millie Nelson, Charlsie Smith, Evelyn Ford,
Frances Baskett, Ruth Bonnln,
Elizabeth Duncan, Margaret Cun-dif- f,
Agnes Stiman, Kathleen Fitch,
Gladys Rice, Dorothy Jones, Betty
Crawford, Bess Sanford, Dorothy
Alice Spalding,
Monroe,
Marie
Croley,
STOUT heart; a burro laden with pick, shovel,
Jane Ann Carlton, Ruth
Tabor, Eloise Dickinson, Sara Reyand the bare necessities of life; and the prosMcKenney, Virginia
nolds, Hays
pector was ready for the gold rush Sutter's Mill,
Margaret Wilson, Elizabeth
Hood, Edith Litteral, Jane Calcutt,
the Pike's Peak country, Cripple Creek, Klondyke.
Martha Adams, Soris Smith, Kathd
claims marked
A scattered trail of
erine Davis, Mary Lewis Marvin,
Louise Wendt, Louise Broadus,
his sacrifices.
Reed,
Leura Pettigrew, Martha
To-da- y
mining is a business, with electricity
Mary K. Bradley, Lucy Davis, Mary
Keyes, Evelyn Prewitt, Virginia
replacing wasteful brawn in mine and mill.
Baker, Jane Clay Kenny, Jean Coff-ma- n,
1'arhs Air College has 54 instructors, 11 buildings icith a fluorspar of
Jean Kennedy, Betsy Bennett,
The deep mine, with electric lights, hoists and
60,000 square feet and a total investment of more than $350,000.00
Mary J. Sharpe, Margaret Thomplocomotives; the surface mine with huge electric
Traill at the largol noli. military air
program now under
son. Mary Louise Robinson, Frances
Flying has come
M'liool in the United Stale. I'jrLh phr
McCandless, Katherine Smith, Geor
Hay lias created an unshovels scooping up tons of ore in a single bite;
down to business.
a complete miation duration. (.iiurc
gette Walker, Martha Minihan, Anprecedented demand
include:
Its development is seen
the concentrating mill with batteries of electrinette Newlin, Gwendolyn Stapp,
for high calibre men.
in the beacons of light
Primary Flying
cally driven machines; the steel mill with its conIt is the kind of futracing the niulit eky
Advanced Flying 'oaiirsi
ture you can get cuthu-Masti- c
It is heard in the lmcy
stant electric heat here are but a few of elecXlglil and Hllnd Flying ours-- l
about a real
hum of airplane factricity's contributions to the mineral industries.
li n 11 1 c k
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opportunity to show
tories. It is measured
AirilaniM and E 11 gin cm
your ability in a thrmng, young
in the magnitude of investments.
So in every industry, electricity increases producComiiM-roia- l
and Aerial
Re-ele- ct
It is recognized by life and acciindustry where recognition is im1 li o I o (i r u p It y C o u r i
tion and cuts costs. It is the modern prospector,
It ib ofmediate.
dent insurance companies.
Complete IMIttl'K Course
By .all means get your air trainleading the way into wider fields and tapping
ficially acknowledged by Congress.
ing now this summer. Come to
Txnnionllifcal Parks fiU)u foraiilil
undeveloped resources that we may enjoy a finer
"Man lias entered the most
the largest air college in the United
job,ia)iii'it:iOO a monili up. tn
dramatic era of all his history"
civilization and a richer, fuller life.
grl llioroujjh Instruction in
States, and get the thorough
So. Richmond, Va.
There's a real opportunity to step training that only Parks Air ColM
Navigation
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into aviation right at the time lege can give you with its corps
Airplane
Hlgging
Larus & Brother Co.,
vthen it needs college meu to fill
of highly experienced classroom
l u 11 a g e m 11 1
Richmond, Va.
executive positions. The tremendand (lying instructors and its lat1 li u I o g r i p li y
Gentlemen:
ous expansion and development
est type airplanes und eijuipmeut.
etc., audu thorough Iio course in ovcr
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comforts and pleasure of the World's
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