Kappa Delta Dance
Daily
The Dledees of the KnDDa Delta
Opposes
sorority entertained with an nejoy-abl- e
tea dance Friday afternoon from
HANOVER, N. II. (IP) That the
3:30 untli 6 o'clock at Patterson hall.
The Original Kentucky Masquerad-er- s' club system should be substituted for
orchestra furnished the music. the national fraternity system at
DartAlumnae Luncheon
The lighted sorority shield hung over Dartmouth is the belief of the
daily, which
The Chi Omega alumnae entertainthe orchestra and ferns and palms mouth, undergraduate campaign for
ed with a luncheon Saturday at the were placed in the corners of the has been carrying on a
reform in the fraterniteis on the
Lafayette hotel. About twenty mem- room.
Several hundred guests enjoyed the Dartmouth campus. Says tho
bers were present.
affair.
"We do not think that membership
Botany Class Meets
in a national fraternity is doing anyUniversity Woman's Club
The classes in botany, sponsored by
one any harm, but we do think it is
Tho board of directors of the
the Lexington Garden Club, were held
useless and foolish. If the fraterni
Thursday morning in room 101, white Woman's Club of the university held ties in this college were to return
its regular meeting at 11:30 o'clock v,heir national charters, it would make
Hall.
Garden Club last Thursday morning. Mrs. C. R. little, or no, actual difference to any
The classes include
members from Lexington, Nicholas-vill- Melcher, the president, presided..
one. There would still be the house
Versailles, and Paris, with memNext Tuesday afternoon the club Tor social purposes. There would be
bers from Lancaster and Richmond will .hold its regular meeting in the a party organized at Carnival for
judging pavilion of the Experiment the Club. There would be the oppor
also attending.
Station farm. Dr. Caroline Hedge; tunity for friendship, which, in the
will speak upon "What Do We Mean 3nd, is all that a fraternity can proChild Study Group
vide. It is absurd to presume that
The Child Study group of the Amer By a Well Child?"
Mrs. J. F. Bulard, chairman of the any organization can guarantee
ican Association of University Women
and the "Woman's Club of the univer department, is in charge of the pro friendship."
sity, met Monday afternoon at 3 gram. All of the club members arc
o'clock in the education building of invited to attend.
last week end.
the university. Dr. C. C. Ross, who
Mr. Ernest Threckeld, of Simpson
was speaker of the meeting, gave an
FRATERNITY ROW
ville, spent last week end at the Phi
interesting talk on the "Instinct oil
Anger."
Miss Louise Smathers and Miss Sitrma Karma house.
Messrs. Derby Sprout, Norman
Thelma Jones, of Simpsonville, Miss
Gladys Tabor, of Mt Sterling, and Comstock, Slitz Clark, and Norman
Fraternity Formal
spent Murray, of Denver, Colo., are visiting
Delta Tau Delia fraternity held Miss Ruth Kennedy, of Carlisle, Alpha at the Sigma Alpha Epilson house.
the week end at the Zeta Tau
the first formal dance of the year SatVisitors at the Sigma Alpha Ep
urday night at the Lafayette hotel. house.
ilson house last week end were
Mrs. Gilmore Bobbitt and son, of Messrs. Loean Webb, of Trenton: Ed
The fraternity colors of purple, white
and gold, were carried out in the dec- Hazard, Ky., were guests at the Zeta Stout, of Bowling Green; Goldwin
orations and the illuminated frater- Tau Alpha house this weeK.
Lewis, of Anchorage; Daw Caldwell
nity shield was hung at one end of
Visitors at the Delta Tau Delta of Paducah: Chuch Rice, of Frank
house over the week end were Messrs fort: RnlDh Connell. of Paris: Jimmie
the ballroom.
The chaperones were Dr. and Mrs. Bert Cornell, Albert Kittenger, O'Con- - Haden, of Glasgow, and James Yates
r iiin.oucuii.unii.
j vviiiiaui cuuu, ui. Trl:nl.4.V.4-AnMcVey, Dean and Mrs. C. R. Melcher, nell Crowder, of Louisville, Fred ana TinMi:
Mr. Rav Stacer and Mr. Johnnie
Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Rhodes, and Ftpf. Markem, of Irvine, nad two members
and Mrs. Robert Hawkins, Miss Sarah of the chapter at the University of Grav of Louisville were visitors of
Blanding, and Miss Marguerite Mc- Cincinnati.
the Triangle fraternity over the week
Mr. and Mrs. Smithers and duagh end.
Laughlin.
ter, of Frankfort, attended the Delta
Alpha Xi Delta Tea
Tau Delta formal.
R. W. SMOCK
Alnha. Xi Delta sorority entertained
Mr. James Bill Hinkle, of Bards
Watch Your Watch
with open house Friday afternoon at town, spent the week end at the
the chapter house m honor of Miss Sigma Nu house.
Mary Lewis Marvin, the newly electMr. Melvin Nollan spent the week
ed band sponsor, and for the members end in Louisville.
Clock
the, university band.
Mr. Jim Bolowe from Asbury Col
of
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The house fwas beautifully decotaprated with red roses and lighted
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called during the afternoon.

Dartmouth

SOCIETY NOTES
Cadet Hop
The first of the series of five cadet
hops of the season, sponsored by the
advanced corps of the university, was
given Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the Men's gymnasium.
Several hundred students attended
the enjoyable dance,
Department of Drama
The regular meeting of the department of drama of the university will be held Saturday at 3 o'clock
in the ballroom of the Lafayette hotel
when Mrs. Samuel Scott, of St. Louis,
will read "The Second Man," by Behr-maMiss Mary Shouse, the department chairman, will preside.

n.

Colonial Tea

Thursday afternoon the Beta Sigma
Onicron sorority entertained with
colonial party from 4 to 6 o'clock at
their chapter house. Old fashioned
flowers and candles were used as the
motif of the decorations. The hostesses were attired in period
tumes.
The Rhythm Kings Orchestra furnished the music for' the occasion,
playing old fashioned melodies.
Fifteen guests were present.

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Study Group Dinner
The class in International Relations will hold a dinner in the cafeteria of the university January 19, at
6:30 o'clock with Mr. Linley V. Gordon as guest of honor.
Mr. Gordon is extension secretary
of the World Alliance for International Friendship Through the Churches.
He returned recently from a trip to
the Mediterranean countries during
which he visited councils of World
Alliance for International Friendship.
d
Mr. Gordon will speak from
information of conditions among the
people of Europe.

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today. In that year a decree was
The Scottish law wa3 not popular,
made that "any maiden lady, of high and soon died. But the idea had
o or low estate, shall have the liberty been sowed in the women's minds,
Leap year was formed, according to bespeak the man that she likes." and with the aid of humorists the old
to the old astronomers, to make the To eliminate violations of the decree custom ha3 been resumed in present
to be fined if he refused times whenever leap year comes
the man
lunar periods agree in the forming of to go to wa3
the altar with the woman t around.
of the extra day in
months, because
the month of February. The exact
date of the first use or It is not certain
OSBORNE BEAUTY
but the modern historians are of the
opinion that Julius Caesar first used
SECOND FLOOR
it in the Roman months.
In 1223, the year was used by Scot
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