ring. During tne marriage service ardson, Leitchfield, Ky.; Guy Mc-- i G. Woodall, Somerset; Jack Buster,
tive boutonnieres were given the sixty
"Melody of Love," was heard and Clure, Bedford, Ky.: Richard W. Mar. Harrordsburg; William
guests. Following the luncheon the
F. Greenwell,
Mendelssohn's wedding march from shall, Warsaw, Ky.; Rex Lee Better- - Morganfield; Lawrence J. Alexander,
guests attended the
Midsummer Night's Dream was the ton, Ashland, Ky.
football game. At the conclusion
Eddyville; Robert Gibson, Cincinnati,
music during the congratulations.
Sigma Nu fraternity announces the Ohio; Oliver Thompson, Dayton;
of the game a delightful afternoon
Anderson Kaxanaugh
The bride's gown was of dark blue .the following pledges: Messrs. New James F. Patrick Lexington; Richard
tea was given at the Lafayette hotel.
The marriage of Miss Lydia Eliz- georgette crepe with Parisian hat to ton
Garden flowers and place cards of
Combs. Monroe Bradlev. .rnVAr Hayes, Anchorage: Richard Thorn- Richmatch; she carried a shower bouquet
old fashioned girls were the decora- abeth Anderson to Mr. George
Henry Kelly.
berry, Newport; Charles Fishback,
ard Kavanaugh was solemnized Fri- of roses and lilies of the valley. The 'Boden, Ollie James, Charles Woll
punch weiie .'.served to the several tions for the tea table.
CALENDAR
ridge,
Neal Carroll, Eminence: William Pillv. Lexincrton.
day afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at the decorations were very attractive, of Charles Newton,
hundred guests who attended the en'
D. Baxter, Robert and William Reynolds,
Columbus,
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Broad-du- s palms, glddioli andcathedral candles. Moorman, Mayo J.
joyable affair.
Saturday, October 1
Rice, George Whit- - Ohio.
Luncheon of Saturday
on Kentucky avenue. The beauKentucky-Indian- a
ifootball game at
The bride is a graduate of the Lex- neid, Henderson Drysard, Jack Todd,
The Delta Delta Delta sorority of tiful ring ceremony was used and Dr.
Phi Kappa Tau announces the
Stoll field at 2:15 o'clock.
student in
New Girls Entertained
the university entertained a number A. V. Fortune was the officiating ington High school and a University Nathan Davies and John Dewar.
following men: Charles Hartford,
the College of Education,
.Tuesday afternoon all the sororities of new girls of the university with a minister.
Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity an- Owensboro; Malcolm Barnes, Beaver
In school affairs she
J of Kentucky.
College Night Held
of the university tentertamed with luncheon at 'the- chapter house on
The charming bride was gowned in was a worker with the girl reserves nounces the following men as pledges: Dam; Don Couty, Owensboro; Wil
The annual "College Night," spon- -' formal teas at their chapter housese Linden walk. Beautiful fall flowers cocoa crepe
and earned a bouquet of
'high school glee Messrs. Kenneth Birkhead, Hartford; liam Campbell, Dayton; Bruce Henne-bersored by the Y. M. and the Y. W. C. in honor of "rushees."
decorated the house and the luncheon ward roses. Mrs. David Shropshire, and a member of the
Dayton; John Murphy, Dayton;
club, rendering splendid contribution Charles Curry, Owingsville; Jesse
A. was held Friday evening at 7:30
table.
John Hieber, Newport; John Epps,
matron of honor, was gowned in blue to the life of herVschool.
She has Chase, Lexington; Harry
o'clock in the men's gymnasium in
Day, Lex- Dayton, Ohio; Buck Bolender, Dayton,
Sorority Luncheon
Following the luncheon the guests and Miss Louise Broaddus ,the maid
in the young people's
honor of the new students at the uniLambda Alpha chapter of Chi attended the Kentucky - Maryville of honor was dressed in green crepe been activethe Woodland Christian ington; B. M. Deering, Owensboro; Ohio; James Weinman, Dayton, Ohio;
work of
H. J. Hofendorfer, Owensboro; Rich- David Prichett, Madisvonsille; Marversity. n
Omega sorority of the University en- football game.
Both the attendants carried corsage church, holding a secretarial position
Chicago;
ard Engstrom,
Wilton vin Baker, Central City; Harold
Side shows, unique racese and laugh tertained Saturday with a luncheon
bouquets of ward roses and valley in the Young People's
Leash, Owensboro; J. W. Lockwood, Bak r Central City; Harold Eads,
.provoking stunts were among the en- at the Ashland Golf Club compliment
lilies.
Tea Given
a large circle of friends the Paducah; Richard Lowry, Linchfield;
tertainments adding to the pleasure ing new girls at the university.
Central City; Delmos Gish, Central
Mr. Kavanaugh had his brother, bride enjoys merited popularity and
The Delta Zeta sorority were hostJoseph Martin, Lexington; Raymond City; James McKinney, Jenkins; Hen
of the evening.
A veriety of garden flowers were esses for a lovely old fashioned tea Mr. Roy Kavanaugh, for best man appreciation of her worth.
Mays, Hopkinsville; William Saun- ry Page, Lexington; Dwight
Refreshments of ice cream and the lovely table decorations. Attrac Tuesday afternoon at their home on
The wedding was performed before
Mr. Miss is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Speaks,
Lexington; Milton Osgood,
The hostesses were an improvised altar of ferns and George W. Mills, of Lexington. He is ders, Lexington; William
Linden walk.
Lexington; Howard Williams, Lexon" each side by tall
charming in old fashioned evening palms, banked
graduate of the University High ington; Robert Reynolds, Covington. Bellevue; Walter Streyhan; Eugene
a
Brown,
Sturgis; Charles Temple,
The wedding mu- school, student of the College of Arts
cathedral candles.
dresses.
Mr. Carl Daubert was a visitor at Winchester; Clyde Jones, Louisville;
The house was decorated in the sic was played by Miss Katherine and Sciences, University of Kentucky, the Alpha Sigma Phi house last week.
Clarence
Rothenburg,
Lexington;
Davis at the piano.
is also widely popular. He holds
sorority colors, rose and green and
and
r;
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity an- Robert Rhode, Newport; Harry
Mrs. Kavanaugh was graduated a position with the state highway de
pink rose buds were tastefully, arGayle
nounces
Hammond,
Lexington,
pledges:
the following
Rea4yma4
ranged in all the rooms. Favors in from the university in the class of partment and is a young business
Messrs. Leon J. Hoffman, Dayton; or Clarence Westefrfield, Owensboro;
Ami Cut to Offer
the form of dainty handkerchief cor- 1927 where she was much admired for man of much promise.
Thomas J, Rlloy, Henderson; Ralph Louis Walton, Central City.
her beauty and ability. She was a
sages were given to the guests.
Immediately after the ceremony the
prominent member of the Alplfa Xi newly
ESTABLISHED ENGLISH UNIVERSITY
wedded couple left for a short
Delta sorority, and is the daughter of
STYLES, TAILORED OVER YOUTHFUL
which they will make their
Sorority Party
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Anderson, of Stur trip, after
MnnHav afternoon the Kappa Kap
home in Louisa, Ky., where the busi
"EXPERT AND SANITARY BARBER
CHARTS SOLELY FOR DISTINGUISHED
gis, Ky.
of Mr. Mills requires
pa Gamma sorority entertained with
SERVICE IN THE UNITED STATES.
SERVICE"
Mr. Kavanaugh was also a gradu ness position
a beautifully appointed informal tea ate from the university where he was his presence.
at their home on East Maxwell a member of the Delta Tau Delta fra
Campus
Stop on
street. Garden flowers "were artistic ternity.
While in school he was O- AT THE
ally arranged throughout the house. prominent in campus affairs' in which
About eighteen guests were pres- he took an active interest. Following
ent.
his graduation he was secretary of o
o
the university Y. M. C. A. and was
Engagement of Interest
The Alpha Xi Delta sorority enter- also assistant to Dean C. R. Melchcr,
News has been received here of
tained the "rushees" of the sorority dean of the university, and now the announcement of the engagement
MO, 45,
"Where College Men Go"
OvwcMts
xvifli a rninhow tea Monday afternoon holds the position of assistant busi
of Miss Jeanette Ellison to Mr. War177 E. HIGH ST.
H. M. DAVIS, Prop.
at the chapter house on East Maxwell ness manager of Berea College. He ren Hayden.
street. The rainbow colors were .car- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Kav
is the daughter of
The bride-eleried out in decorations and favors anaugh, of Sturgis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ellison, of Wilwhich were miniature pots of gold.
Bearly
After a motor trip the young couple liamsburg, Ky., and Mr. Hayden is
About forty guests were present. will make their home at Berea, Ky., the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hayden,
Camels Hair
CmI
where they have leased an apartment. of Ravemia, Ky. 'Both young people
CmI
Sorority Tea
were students at the university,
S15
Optical Goods
TJip Aloha Gamma Delta sorority
where Miss Ellison was a popular
Taylor Croft
were hostesses for a tea Wednesday
All
Another recent marriage of' interest member of the Alpha Xi Delta sororafternoon at their new home on East was thatx of Miss Daisy .Allen Taylor ity. She was graduated in the class
Maxwell street.
Hayden was a senior in
to Mr. Lyle Warwick Croft. The of '25. Mr.
FANCY CRYSTALS FOR MEN'S AND LADIES'
The house was lovely with red and wedding was solemnized
Saturday the College of Engineering and was a
WRIST WATCHES
buff roses and chrysanthemumsjDur-ini- ? afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of well known and outstanding man on
the afternoon a string quartette the bride's sister, Mrs. George V. the campus. He was a member of
furnished music, and delicious re- Moore and Professor Moore on Fon the Phi Kappa Tau fraternity and
freshments were served.
163 N. LIME
Sigma Rho, honorary engineering
PHONE 111-taine Road.
About 100 guests called during the
The wedding ceremony was per fraternity.
afternoon.
The wedding will take place No- formed by Professor Moore and the
music was played by Miss Kathryn vember 12 at the home of the brideSorority Luncheon
Young at the piano. The house wa.? elect.
Zeta- - Tau Alpha sorority . enter
decorated with gladiola and palms,
FRATERNITY ROW
tained Saturday with a luncheon at and the beautiful ceremony was per-- i
new
Shakertown Inn in honor,of-'th- e
formed before an altar arranged inj
The following men have been
girls of the .university. The rose front of the large fireplace banked
room and the yellow room which were with ferns and tall candles in wrought nleded to the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
We have a complete line of Gym
flu? scenes of the festivities, were iron stands.
fraternity: Cliftorf Waddill, Madison- Suits, Boxing Gloves and Sweatvllle, Ky.; Rex Allison, Birmingham,
beautifully decorated with fall flow,Th character of the suits and
After the wedding the bride and Ky.; Sam Blacgburn, Lebanon, Ky.;
ers.
ers.
bridegroom left for a trip to Washovercoat tailored by Charter House
Smith Cawood, Ashville, N. C; Koy
About forty guests were present.
ington, D.C., and will be at home at Harvev. Denver. Col.: John Kellogg,
will earn your most sincere liking.
315 Oldham avenue.
They were reS18 SpauIdiRg Sweaters for $12
Ky.; Edward T. Riley,
Ft.
Mr. William Luesnig of Louisville membered with many handsome gifts. m Thomas, . t: xt:.
a v..:ii
XT
i
ivy.; oim j. iauh, xxauvwu,
$15 SpauIdiRg Sweaters for $10
xrenton, Tr
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and a student at the Universty of
C; Dick Richards and Ben Martin of
&
Kentucky will leave the last of this and Mrs. 0. 0. Taylor, of Catalpa Denver. Col.: Edward Green, Ashland,
month to take a position with the road; a graduate of the Senior High Ky.; Bobby McMurry, Guthrie, Ky.;
Ky.
United Fruit Company at the branch school, ancj of the university in the Woodard Wornall, Pans, Ky.; W. E.
office in South Amerca. Mr. Luesing class of 1925. She is now assistant Rogers, Guthrie, Ky.; Jack Woods,
is a member of the Sigma Chi fra librarian at the university, library. Ashland, Ky.; Howard Graham, Chi- While a student of the university she
ternity..
caeo. 111.: Paul Goodloe, Richmond,
was a member of the Zeta Tau Alpha Ky.; Bill Kelley, Harlan, Ky.; John
sorority and for three years was the
Archer, Prestonsburg, Ky.; Bob Holt,
sponsor of Company B.
Sturgis, Ky.; Junior Lyons, Ashland,
Mr. Croft was educated at the Hop- McBrayer, Lawrenceburg,
kinsville High school and at the uni Kv.: Paul Colher, Paris, Ky.; B. C.
versity, graduating in the class of Ky.; James
Coffman, Slaughters, Ky.; and cm
DIRECT LINE FROM
1926; members of the Alpha Sigma
Elkton, Ky.
Phi fraternity and the Delta Sigma Weathers, Siema Kappa fraternity
The Phi
Pi honorary commerce fraternity; announce these new pledges; Charles
also he was one of the university's
Ky.; Billy Samuels,
football and baseball stars. He is Allen, Clifton,
Jvy.; uienn lerrni, Hiiizaoein-towTO
now connected in business with the Clinton,
Ky.; Arthur Dcnman, ChamCrane company of this city.
All Points in the
paign, 111.; Anthony Gentile, W. Va.;
William Atchison, Lexington, Ky.;
WEST
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH
Announcement
George Whittlow Lexington, Ky.;
The following invitations, beauti William Betts, Nicholasville,
Ky.;
Cincinnati, New- Orleans, Jacksonville, The Carolinas
fully engraved, have been issued:
Rovert Mason, Stamping Ground,
Mrs, May Kendrick Geary
and St. Louis
Ky.; Robert Brammar, West Point,
requests the pleasure of your comKy.; Tom Stevenson, Maysville, Ky.;
pany at the marriage of her
and Carrutth McGraw, Lexington.
Convenient Schedules to All Points
daughter
KanDa Atoha fraternity announces
Jane Allen
the following pledges: Robert Baugh-maFor Tickets, Reservations, Descriptive Literature and
to
Stanford; Thomas Buckner,
Information, Communicate "With
McGhee
Mr. Frank McLaughlin
Shelby ville; Henry Bowman, LexingSaturday, the eighth of October
CHAS. F. BIGELOW
W. R. CLINKINBEARD
ton; Ben Dishman, Barbourville; Wiln
t
at half after eight o'clock
Division Passenger Agent
City Ticket Agent
liam Hayes, Shelbyville; John Herne,
Broadway
415 North
Catlettsbure: Kirk Moberly, Lexing
118 East Main Street, Lexington, Ky.
Lexington, Kentucky
ton; James Thompson, Lawrenceburg;
Lexington;
Thompson,
O.
Bob
Mills
Mitchell
Posey, Lawrenceburg; W.
Thomas
At the home of the bride's parents, gene WInslow, Mayneld; Frank P.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnson Mitchell, Wilder. Alabama; Pierce Roach, Har- in Hagerman count, by impressive rodsburg, and Joe Hyronimus, St.
ceremony in the presence of their im Helens, Ky.
Alpha Gamma Epsilon fraternity
mediate families and a few other
friends, Miss Annette H. Mitchell and announces the pledging of the followMr. Emmett W. Mills were united in ing men: Robert J. Edwards, Ashmarriage Saturday evening, August land, Ky.; W. Rush Mathews, Bards-tow20.
Ky.; John O. Young, Ashland,
At 8 o'clock the strains of the Ky.; Otho R. McElroy, Morganfleld,
Vanflla ice cream is preferred by so many
bridal chorus from Lohengrin, played Ky.; Stlrl Neil Harper, Ashland, Ky.;
by the bride's father at the piano, Vernon M. Chandler, Ashland, Ky.;
ihat we make a special effort to give you the
announced ths coming of the bride Pearl W. McNealy, Ashland, Ky.;
best vanilla ice cream you can get anywhere. r
The Rev. Hayes Neil Burgess, Louisa, Ky.; Forrest
and bridegroom.
Farish, of the Woodland Christian Dalton, Sturgis, Ky.; Bennett G. Fin-leOur Vanilla ice cream is made only of the
church, read the ceremony, using the
Madisonville, Ky.; Frank 0. Rich
finest, purest, richest cream. We use only pure
s
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