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CALENDAR
Friday, October 12
Pep meeting In Men's gymnasium
nt 7:30 p. m., and the Ben All theater
at 3 o'clock.
Saturday, October 13
Football frame, Washington and Lee
vs. the University.
Delta Chi Founders day banquet in
the Palm room of the Phoenix hotel.

Studio de Dance
Classes for stage and ballroom dancing
Toe, Acrobatic, Waltz,

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Messrs. Edwin Ward Humphries,
Georgetown; William Butler Carring-to- n,
Winchester; Thomas L. House,
Franklin; Jack K. Robey, Franklin;
Jack E. Barton, Frankfort; Joseph P.
Joe Pat Ireland,
Holt, Versailles;
Frankfort; John Marshall Jones,
Frankfort; Emaiett C. Crider,
Jack Crider, Hopkinsville;
William B. Kenny, Paris; Buckner
Woodford, Paris; William S. Ardery,
Paris; Paul Penney, Mt. Sterling; R.
J. McKee, Richmond; Paul Gross, Hazard; Guthrie Bannister, Georgetown;
,George Wafer, Denver, Colo.; Alfred
Boodson, Louisville; Clarence Yeager,
Middlesboro; Joe Ferguson, Hunting
ton, W. Va.
Mr. Eric A. Dawson, Eminent Su
preme Recorder of the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity, of Evanston, 111.,
visited here Friday.
Members of the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity attended the banquet and
held by the Louisville Alumni
club Saturday at the Kentucky hotel
in Louisville.
Mr. Joe Walters, of Bowling Green,
was a guest at the Kappa Alpha fraternity house last week-enMiss Katherine Brown, of London,
was a guest at the Alpha At Delta
sorority house for the week-enMiss Sadie Walters, of Shelbyville,
visited her sister, Miss Laura Wal- -

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Chi Omega sorority housa
Inst week-enRITZ
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Mi3i Lindn Hack- worth, of Shelbyville
was also t
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guest.
Everything done to beautify at
Miss Sara Warwick and Miss Eliza
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS
beth Tinsley were In Louisville Inst
Mrs. S. L. Poindcxtcr
Mrs. Stella Hackney
week.
Zcta Tau Alpha Entertains
Misses Mnrr Ann Keyes, Mary Lou
Alpha Chi of Zcta Tau Alpha en Ise Robinson, and Kitty Martin wore
tertained two members of the Beta guests of Miss Frances Ballard at her
chapter of Alpha Delta Theta Mon home In LoulsvMc last week-enday evening at the chapter house.
Miss Dorothy Massie, of Winches
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The guests were Frances Stallard and ter, visited Miss Lucy Davis at the
CENT DISCOUNT TO CO-ED- S
Eunice Combs.
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house
Zcta Tau Alpha will give a series last week-enPhone 6640 for Appointments
of Informal dinner parties throughout
Kappa Delta sorority
announcey
the year to promote
the pledging of Miss Anne Thomas
contact and association.
Denton, of Lexington.
Shoppe
The J. D.
Miss Mable C. Graham, who is
Personals
teaching in Mays Lick, visited the
After a short visit nt the Zeta Tau
Mr. Baker, our Bobber, has just returned from Chicago
Alpha house Miss Matie Taylor re- Delta Delta Delta sorority house last
week-enturned to her home In Marion, Ky.
where he studied the new trend in hair bobbing.
The Omega chapter of Pi Kappa
Miss Bess Sanford spent last weekend at her home in Carlisle. Misses Alpha announces the initiation of OlWe cut the 'LORELEI' nnd all the season's latest styles.
Elizabeth Strossman and Lucille Ham- iver Thompson, of Dayton, Ky., RobIn Mt. ert Alsover, of Big Stone Gap, Va.,
ilton spent the week-en- d
All beauty work guaranteed. y
Sterling, and Bcrnicc Byland spent and Donald Glass, of Lexington.
week-en- d
Mr. Glenn Roberts, of Dayton. Ky.,
the
nt her home in Dayton,
is visiting the Pi Kappa Alpha house.
Ky.
CO.
D.
Mr. Grey Tucker, of Cynthiana, was
Misses Margaret Ellis and Minnie
guests a visitor at tho Pi Kappa Alpha house
Lou Bennett were week-en- d
week-enfor the past
at Alpha Delta Theta house.
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Tho Mother's club of the Delta Tau
Delta fraternity met in a regular session at tho fraternity house, 2G4 Lexington avenue, for their monthly
meeting.
Officers for the ensuing
year were elected and plans discussed
coming school year. Officers
for the
for the year arc Mrs. W. E. Davis,
Parker-Shous- e
Mrs. J. K. Shropshire, and Mrs. Ed
Miss Maxine Parker, of Lawrence- - Odear, secretary-treasure- r.
burg, and Mr. John Shouse, of Lex
ington, were married Thursday, OctoExtension Banquet
The date for the Extension banquet
ber 4, at the home of Father Punch,
to be given by the Agricultural col
in Lexington.
Miss Parker attended the Univer lege of the University, has been set
sity and was a member of the Chi for Octobar 25, and will be given at
Omega sorority. Mr. Shouse attendthe Lafayette hotel.
ed the University and was a member
of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. First Meeting of Cosmopolitan Club
The first meeting this year of the
Hewas graduated from Notre Dame
in 1925. Both were quite popular at Cosmopolitan club of the University
the University and had a large circle was held Friday evening in the Red
room of the Lafayette hotel where
of friends.
the members were the guests at a
banquet given by Mr. and Mrs. W.
News has been received here of the H. Brend and the foreign members
marriage of Mr. William D. McDougle of. the club.
The countries represented in this
of Monticello, Ind., and Lexington, to
Miss Marie Meiser, of Monticello, club this year are Australia, Bulga
ria, Canada, China, England, France,
which was solemnized at the bride's
Germany, Greece, Mexico, and Russia.
home.
The new members introduced were
The bride is very attractive and
has just returned home after an ex Mrs. Chen of Nanking, and Mr. Chow
of Shanghai.
tensive trip in Europe.
Active members and guests present
Mr. McDougle was graduated from
this delightful occasion, were
the University in the class of 1918 for
Misses Bernice Bolar, Elsie Bureau,
from the College of Engineering and
Bessie Bush, Dora Mac Duncan, Edith
now holds a position with the Inter
Polk
Lewis,
state Railway Service company at Jackson, Margaret Messrs. Cora Lang
Wei
Monticello. The couple will make and Elsie Siefert;
Chow, Carl Rex, Carl Schneider, and
their home in that city.
Gelu Stamatof; Dr. and Mrs. M. H
Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brend,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bureau, Mr. and
Mrs. Keh Ching Chen, Mr. and Mrs.
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Bart Peak, Mr. and Mrs. James Perry,
Captain and Mrs. H. W. ichmld.
We repair slate, tile, tin and
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We also
composition roofs.
FRATERNITY ROW
erect and repair gutter and
spouting. All work guaranteed.
Kentucky Epsilon of Phi Delta
WISE FURNACE REPAIRING
Theta announces the pledging of the
All Kinds of Furnaces
following men:

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Miss Mary Catherine Young and
Mr. Reynolds Thomas Bell, both of
Paris, were married at the home of
the bride s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
F. Young, on Thursday, October 4.
Mr. Bell was graduated from the
University in 1923 and is a member
of the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity.
Miss Young was graduated from
Transylvania in 1927.

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shut, victory
with eyes almosr
ahead in inches. And lin-

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