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Miss Lucy Benson spent the week
Theater Party
Thursday evening the members of end at her home in Erlanger, Ky.
Miss Evalee Featherson visited her
the Sigma Nu chapter and their
guests attended "The Visiting Lady" home in Georgetown, Ky., last week.
Hollman-McVeMisses Grace Taylor and Roshand
at the Romany theater. The party
Mr. and Mrs. James Hollman, of was a delightful tribute to the author Roach, of Princeton, Ky., were guests
Cleveland, Ohio, announce the mar- of the play Mr. Troy Perkins, who at the Zeta Tau Alpha house last
Kappa Kappa Gamma bridge party riage of their daughter, Janet, to Mr. is a member of 'the Sigma Nu frater-- 1 week-enCALENDAR
at the palm room of the Phoenix hotel Frank LeRond McVey, Jr., of Lex- nity.
Miss Elizabeth Straussman spent
Friday November 11
at 2:30 o'clock.
at her home in Mt.
last week-en- d
ington, Ky., and Chicago, which took
Child Study Group
Sigma Nu fraternity dance at the place Saturday at the bride's home in
Sterling.
Phi Beta bridge party at the
chapter holise on Euclid avenue at 9 Cleveland.
Phoenix hotel at 2:30 o'clock.
Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock the
Miss Mary Ward visited Miss Alice
Saturday, November 12
o'clock.
Mrs. McVey is charming and at- Child Study Group organized by the Knoble, in Nicholasville' last week.
cooperation of the American Associa
tractive and is a talented musician.
The Zeta Tau Alpha sorority anMr. McVey is the son of President tion of University Women and the. nounces the pledging of Misses Virand Mrs. Frank L. McVey. He was Women's Club of the University ofi ginia Porter, of Richmond, Va.; Eliz
McATEE SHOE SHOP
graduated from Miami University at Kentucky, met in the Eduction build- abeth Richardson, of Lexington, and
Shoe Artisans With a Reputation
,
ing.
Oxford, in the class of 1926.
Mary Emma Clark, of Little Rock,
Dr. C. C. Ross, of the College of! Ky.
The bride and bridegroom will be
WORKMANSHIP UNSURPASSED
PRICES LOWER
at home in Chicago where Mr. Mc- Education, lead the discussion on Mr. Chuch Rice, of Frankfort, KenVey holds a position with the United "The Basis of Emotions."
ON S. LIME OFF MAIN
tucky, was a guest over the week-en- d
i
States Radio Corporation.
at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon house.
Art Program Arranged
Mr. John Butler, of Dallas, Texas,
s
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
and an alumnus of 1925 was a guest
NELL OSBORNE BEAUTY SHOPPE
following beautifully engraved the department of art of the Uni- at the Triangle fraternity house over
The
invitations have been received here: versity of Kentucky will present: the week-enHe holds a position
Mme. Catherine DeVogel, of Hoi-Second Floor J. D. Purcell's
Mrs. Mary Jane Duncan Lockwood
land, in a costume recital of ancient with the Texas Pacific roalroad.
announces the marriage of her
Mr. Robert Taylor was a visitor
folk songs and song impersonations
daughter
week-en- d
Blondes and brunettes are equally
at the Delta Chi
from Holland, France, England and over the
Sai-Lawrence
Germany. Miss Lina Mol, of Paris fraternity house.
enthusiastic
about the beautiful
to
Dr. Gregory, of Cincinnati, was a
France, will act as accompanist at gnest over
Mr. Walter Williams
Permanent Wave we give. Whether
the week-en- d
at the Alpha
of the piano.
on Saturday, the twenty-secon- d
Miss Ann Callihan will preside as Tau Omega fraternity house.
you want a crisp wave or loose,
October
Mr. Kagan was a visitor at the
chairman of the committee.
One thousand nine hundred and
we can give you one that will help
lpha Tau Omega house over the'
twenty-seve- n
we
you to look at your very best. Let
International Relations Class
in the City of Salt Lake
Wednesday evening the class in In-- i
now!
us make an appointment
At Home
One hundred and two Glenwood Ave. ternational Relations met with dinner'
at the University cafeteria at 6:30
Columbia, Missroui.
Phone 7225
Mrs. Williams is a woman of wide o'clock in honor of Princess Alexan-- i
journalistic experience, having taught dria Kropotkin, who gave an interestat several universities and served as ing address on Russian life.
The members of th; study group j
a journalist on various newspapers.
She is a member of the Chi Omega committee of the Woman's Glub o.'j
social sorority, national president of the University promoting the class
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Theta Sigma Pht and assistant editor are: Mrs. F. L. McVey, chairman;
of the Matrix, its official publication. Mrs. Forrest Black, Miss Sarah
Mr. Williams is one of the most Blanding, Mrs. William Finn, Mrs. J.
outstanding journalists and one of the C. Jones, Mrs. W. L. Roberts, Mrs. W,
greatest journalistic authorities in S. Taylor.
the world. At present he is Dean of
PARTY FAVORS
Kappa Sigma Dinner
the Journalism School at the University of Missouri, which he established
The active members of the Kappa
there in 1908.
Sigma fraternity entertained with a
ENGRAVING
dinner in honor of their pledges SunSpeaker Here
Noted
day night at 7:30 o'clock at the CanAlexandria Kropotkin, ary Cottage. About twenty guests
Princess
daughter of the famous scientist, were present.
Prince Peter Kropotkin, and one of
Sigma Chi Entertained
the best informed women in the
The Sigma Chi chapter at Danville
world on political and social condi145 WEST SHORT
tions in Russia in regard to the Revo- entertained with a. dinner in honor of
lution, spoke at the university three the Lexington chapter at the Dan-- !
times this week on Russian problems, ville Country Club Saturday night.
Decorations were of autumn foliage
as a special feature of Russian month
j
at the university. The program was and flowers.
relaAbout sixty guests were prestnt.
sponsored by the international
tions group of the university.
A. A. C. W. Meets
Wednesday morning Princess Kropotkin spoke at the university gym- Tuesday afternoon the Lexn:-,Lonasium on "The Russian Riddle." Herl branch of the American Association
talk included personal experiences in1 of College Women met at 3:30 o'clock
the Revolution and a summary of the witn mrs. rranit iu. iuc r y ui iijr
YOUR EOOD
MUSIC
condition of the country today. At 4 home in Maxwell Place.
o'clock Wednesday afternoon she gave,
Brady gave an intera lecture on "The Red River" which esting lecture on "Katherina the
dealt with revolutions and their Great," in celebration of Russian
causes. At 4 o'clock Thursday "Inti- Week. A collection of Russian books
mate Chats About Russia," was her were on display after the meeting.
subject.
Mrs. Edwin Stanton Good and Mrs.
Several hundred students and towns O. S. Carter were in charge of the
people attended the delightful series program.
of lectures, given by the Princess.
FRATERNITY ROW
Kappa Alpha Dance
The pledges of Theta chapter of
The Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity
Tobaccos, Soda
Room
Kappa Alpha fraternity entertained had as their guests last v.ejk Messrs.
with a dance at the chapter house on R. T. Bell and Stiviuter- - Harney, of
Linden Walk Saturday evening in Paris, Ky.; B. R. Sanders, Crab OrchMEET YOUR
honor of members of the active chap- ard, Ky.; W. Franklin,- - of Louisville,
ter. The Masqueraders Orchestra", fur- Ky.i H. W. Farmer, of Minneapolis
nished the music.
Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gardner,
Members of the active chapter and of Springfield, 111.
R. I. Mcintosh,
pledges are: Messrs.
Mr. Walter Vest visited his parents
W. P. Burks, in Walton, Ky., last week-enH. V. McChesney,
Charles Headley, W. M. Miller,
Messrs. Milford NoepKenneth
Henry Maddox, W. M. Hodgen, Ben
Penrose Ectonand Finley DaJohn vis attended the Kentucky-Alabam- a
VanMeter, Homer Carrier,
William Hearne, Hubert football game at Birmingham last
Nichols.
"THE COLLEGE HOME"
Willis, James Hays, Don Foreman week.
Wilgus Naugher, George Prewitt,
Mr. Al Krady visited in Louisville
John Baughman, Julian Elliott, Rob last week-en2386
ert Pollard, Henry Bowman, Robert Mr. Ren Ackerman spent the weekhome in Louisville.
Baughman, James Thompson, Tom end
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Miss Virginia Settle, of the CincinBuckner, Robert 0. Thompson, Tom
Posey, Eugene Winslowe, Kirk Mob- - nati chapter of the Delta Zeta sororerley, William Hays, Frank Pope ity was a guest over the week-en- d
at
Wilder, Walter Scott Worthington, the Delta Zeta house.
nnuHuvu
anThe Derby Is a
Joe Hieronymus, H. C. Williamson,
The Sigma Chi fraternity
John Hearns, James Paxton, Joe Wal nounces the pledging of Mr. Conrad
"Kant-Break- "
ters, Jack Whitlowe, Oney Glfford, Rose, of Evansville, Ind.
Joe Pryor.
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The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs.
Enoch Grelian, Capt. and Mrs. James
W. W. STILL
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. James Wilder,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGehee and KODAKS EASTMAN FILMS
Miss Marguerite McLaughlin.
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Several hundred guests attended
129 W. Short St.
Lexington, Ky.
the enjoyable affair.

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Mr. Wilson Oyster and Mr. El- The Kappa Sigma fraternity an- bert Bell entertained Mr. Lois Cox nounces the pledging of Mr. Charles
and Addison Yeaman with a week-en- d
Travis, of Hickman, Ky.
house party at their homes in Emi- Mr. Thomas Reynolds visited ha
nence, Kentucky.
home in Augusta, Ky., last week-en-

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