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Tuesday, November 25, 1930

SEMI-WEEKL- Y

been visiting her parents at her
home in Ashland.
Miss Eleanor Swcarinccr spent
last week-en- d
at her home in Paris.
Alpha Xi Delta sorority, announces
the pledging of Misses Jo Ellen
Maxln, Milwaukee, Wis.; and Dorothy Root, Cambridge Springs, Pa.
Miss Virginia Wardrun has been
visiting at her home in Middlcs- -

and his accompanist Dr. Wesley La
Dr. ProschowsKi
Violette, Chicago.
lectured on "Musical Education"
Friday night at the university.
In the receiving line were Mrs.
Frank L. McVey, nnd the guests or
honor: their hosts, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Jarman; Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Lamport, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sul-zc- r,
Miss Lenora Wilson and Mr.
R. D. Mclntyre.
Mrs. E. N. Fergus, Mrs. S. A. Boles,
Miss Edith Love, Mrs. Edward Wcist
and Miss Kate Phillips presided at
the lovely tables.
Assisting In entertaining were
members of the two musical fraternities, Phi Beta and Phi Mu Alpha;
also Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Zembrod,
Mr. Blaine W. Schick, Miss Margaret Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hansen,
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Holmes, Mr. and
Dudley South, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs.
L. C. Robinson, Dean and Mrs. P. P.
Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randall,
Mrs. Florence Stout, Dr. Abncr Kcl-le- y.
Misses Anne Whitney Smith,
Mlna Pate. Marv Grace Heaven- ridge. Mary King Montgomery, Jane
Banding, Flossie Minlter. Beryl Har
dy, Margaret Jefferson, Miss enns- tophcr.

boro.

NOTED VIOLINIST
IS AT WOODLAND
Famous Artist Appears for
Recital at Auditorium Under Auspices of Lexington
College of Music

snent the
Lewis
described
at her home in Louisville. byLea Luboshutz, recentlyone of the
American critics as
Alpha Delta Theta sorority enter
violin,
tained all of the nlcdgcs at the greatest geniuses of the auspices was
of
head here under the
chapter house for the
the Lexington College of Music at
Monday
Miss Sara McCampbcll spent the Woodland auditorium
night.
Miss Florence

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Wednesday, November 2G
in Louisville.
Miss Anna Chandler Goff in
Tea at Maxwell Place for the stuMiss Florence Lewis spent the
week-en- d
charge of the ticket sale. Madame
dents and faculty of the university
at the Tri Delta House.
Luboshutz, when not on tour, is a
from 4 until 6 o'clock.
week
Miss Alice Bruner spent the
member of the faculty of the CurThursday, November 27
end at Louisville.
e
Miss Leota Ford spent the week tis Institute of Music in Philadel
Thanksgiving Day. Qridgraph of
phia, being associated with Carl
In Louisville.
and University footthe Tennessee
end
CALENDAR
Miss Ruth Glerlneer spent the Flesch in the direction of that deball game at 2:30 o'clock in the
- partment. She is the first woman to
week-en- d
Men's gymnasium.
with Miss Mary Lib BrothTuesday, November 25
become a member of the violin deFriday, November 28
Theta Sigma Phi Initiation In the
The Delta Delta Delta Founders' partment of that institution.
Holiday. University Woman's club
followed by a dinner at 6
afternoon
Day banquet will be Tuesday evefacMadame Luboshutz speaks of her
o'clock In honor of the initiates, at dinner for the members of the
ning In the Palm room of the work at the institute with enthusulty at 6:30 o'clock in Boyd hall.
the Lafayette hotel.
Phoenix hotel. Mary Frances Young, iasm "I love to teach" she said in
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at The marriage of Miss Stella Splc-e-in
Law school faculty luncheon
chairman.
an interview recently given at her
to Mr. Elmer Ollb at 5 o'clock
12:20 o'clock In the University ComMiss Nelve Crumc spent the week New York home. "Already several of
the Calvary Baptist church.
mons.
end at Frankfort.
my pupils have given successful reSaturday, November 29
Cadet Hops
The mothers club of Alpha Delta
citals in Europe and America; I
Alpha Gamma Delta tea dance at
The first cadet hop of the year
sorority meeting this afterTheta
have only one theory of teaching
hall from 3 until 6 o'clock. will be given from 3 to 6 o'clock De
noon at the chapter house on south Patterson Chi house dance at the cember 13 In the mens gymnasium,
It Is work, work, and again woric
Delta
Limestone at 2:30 o'clock for a busi- chapter house from 9 until 12 Scabbard and Blade, national honLet your students hear you play; let
ness meeting.
them see how you do it: let tnem De
orary military fraternity, will spon
o'clock
The University Woman's club will
shown by their teacher how to do
University freshman team versus sor the dance and will conduct its
meet this afternoon at Patterson University of Tennessee freshmen at first pledging exercises of the year
everything. Discipline is the secret
hall at 3 o'clock.
of power. The will to conquer diffi
2 o'clock on Stoll field.
at that time.
The Delta Delta Delta sorority
culties, the will to learn ana underhops arc Decern
Dates for other
Sunday, November 38
will entertain at dinner tonight at
By GERTRUDE EVANS
stand other things in life besides
Vesper services at 4 o'clock in ber 13. January 18. February 7,
music are essential to the great arthe Phoenix hotel. Miss Frances Memorial hall. Tea in the faculty March 7, April 11, May 9.
Young, chairman of the arrangetist. There must be feeling, there
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club rooms of McVey hall from
ments.
must be intelligence, but above all
Snndav Afternoon Tea
until 7 o'clock.
A convenient way to get a vaca- there must be power."
university held
Alpha Sigma Phi dinner meeting
The faculty of the
at the Lafayette hotel tonight,
This eminent violinist is a native
the recuiar Sunday arternoon tea tion would be to follow the example
Luncheon For Visitors
meeting in the Colonial room at
ves of the Chi Beta fraternity of the
o'ciocfc
5 until
The university gave a luncheon from services 7 in the alter tne club University of Illinois when the third of Odessa, Russia, and obtained her
6:30 o'clock.
faculty
ner
early musical education at the faSaturday at 1 o'clock at Univerin two years it was placed
Mosk.. noimes wno
Mrs.
sity Commons, in honor of Dr. rooms. charoe saranassisted in enter time quarantine for scarlet fever mous Conservatory of Music at
under
was
wns in
cow, where she won a gold medal
Franz Proschowskl, nationally taming by the officers oi Fni ueia when one of the members contract
acSPECIAL TO
and a special gift of a wonderful old
known voice teacher, and his
Emily
to the
fraternity, who are
recognition of her
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS companist. Dr. Wesley La Violette, Harrtln. Marv Virtrlnla Misses Mar ed the disease and was sent reposes Amatl violin inLater she became a
Hallev.
the martyr
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy garet O'Connell, Buena Mathls, and hospital. While the brethern lounge great talent.
In the hospital,
brilliant pupil of Ysaye her extraMen's Half-Sole- s
and Heels Jarman. present
comfortably at home.
were Mrs. Frank Mary Lou McDowell
ordinary playing being a sensation
Others
$1.50
The members of Phi Beta, who
L. McVey, Dean and Mrs. P. P.
in Europe. She came to this counhad charge of the vesper service,
Ohio State has gone into the dat- try three years ago for successive
U. ef K. Football Equipment
Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Zembrod,
ing business on a commercial basis. seasons of concert work and appearCarl A. Lampert, Mr. were the guests of honor.
Mr. and Mrs.
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Specialist
The dean of women has sanctioned ances with the leading symphony
R. D. Mclntyre and Miss Lenora
Y. W. and Y. M. Cabinet Party
a date bureau which will equip the
CITY HALL SHOE
Wilson.
weekly cabinet meeting national Sigma Delta Chi conven- orchestras.
After the
REBUILDERS
of the Y. W. C. A. tonight at Pat tion on that campus with pretty
1S6 N. limestone
Afternoon Tea
terson hall, 7 o'clock until 7:30
s.
The girls have registered
Mrs. Frank L. McVey entertained o'clock, the Young Women's and
Next to City Hall Gar ate
numbers,
Saturday afternoon in honor Young Men's cabinets will be enter their names, telephone hair. How
at tea
weight, height, and color
of Franz Proschowskl, voice teacher, tained at the Young Men's ciud fortunate for the
s.
rooms in the Armory building. Miss
Alpha Delta Theta, Alpha XI Delta
Margaret Lewis and Mr. Bart Peak
The Purple and White of Assump- sororities were the winners in the
COMING
'will chaperone the party.
attendance contest at the art ex
tion College; Sandwich, Ontario,
w
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m
Now Is the time to have your furnace cleaned and repaired.
says that one thing particularly hibit, held at the Art Center from
Debaters Entertained at Breakfast arouses their ire the advertise November 3 to 15. These sororities
for Wise and all other makes of furnaces. Slate and tin work.
Mrs. Frank L. McVey entertained ments of motion picture theatres showed a 100 per cent attendance
BROS.
at breakfast Saturday morning at disfigure a college journal. They record. Sigma Alpha Epsiion naa
10 o'clock at Maxwell Place.
Mr. say that, "If their blustering busi- the highest percentage in the frater
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Mr. William Ardery Jr., Mr. Hugh advertising we should promptly reThe three winning organizations
R. Jackson and Prof. W. S. Suther- sign our post, and begin life anew will be presented
with etchings
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which are the work of Miss Mildred
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Shute, senior assistant in the art
The fame of the University of department.
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority an- Rochester spreads hourly along with
The exhibit Included contemporary
nounces the pledging of Misses the queer going of vthe faculty and American paintings and prints.
It
Rosamond Bristor, Greenwood, Mis- students as evidenced by the poetic was presented by the College Art
sissippi; Alice Moore, Maysvllle, outburst in the New Yorker.
Association.
Kentucky; Mary Trlsh. Decatur, IlSODAS
linois; and Elizabeth Whipp, LiberLOGIC
ty, Kentucky.
Glee Club
CURB
The faculty of the
The Alpha Chi chapter of Zeta University of Rochester
Tau Alpha sorority entertained
Voted to do away
Monday afternoon at the chapter
The Girl's Glee club will broad
With all 8 a. m. classes,
i
cast a varied program of musical
house with' a formal tea in honor
of the natrons of the sorority and They decided it was better
selections over WHAS Sunday, November 30 from 6 to 6:30 o'clock; A
the mothers of the active members. For the students to steep
The sixty guests who called between
musical playlet "The Last Tea of
In their own rooms
the hours of 4 and 6 o'clock were
Tsuki" will.be the principal number.
Instead of the classrooms.
LIMESTONE AND MAXWELL
'
received by Mrs. George Bedford,
This is a scene from an ancient leg
house mother, Mrs. W. E. Davis,
The slang term "racket" meant endary Japanese story and depicts
and Miss Mae Bryant, president of shady business more than' a century with unusual cleverness and interest
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the chapter. Delicious refreshments ago, and was not invented by the the aueer superstitions of these
were served during the afternoon.
Chicago underworld. College of Mis- oriental people., It possesses a fine
sissippi Valley.
ness of character which is not ai
Reception For Law Stadents
ways found in musk of this type:
Intelligence test for college gradThe Wives and Mothers club of
Miss Mary Ann O'Brien will give
the Law College gave an afternoon uates and other bond salesmen.
a group of harp solos 'and a double
reception Monday from 3 to 5 o'clock
1. In not more than fifty words, quartet will present, two numbers
in the club rooms of the law build' write a thousand word composition also. The double quartet is composed
ing for all the students of the Law on the necessity of being careful of Eunice Jane Den ten. Buena C
Incerfior
College.
when crossing streets and when try- Mathis, Molly Mack Qffut, Margaret
The wives and mothers of all law ing to sell bonds.
xwis, Emily Harain, Beryl, Haroy,
2. Who killed Robin Red Breast? Lolo Robinson, and Loretta Bitter-students who reside in Lexington
Why? Which?
When?
were invited.
Where? man.
What kind of bonds was he trying
to sell? Do you think it ethical
Monday Night Meetings
The chiefs of staffs of the new
The university bridge club met at for a bond salesman to get killed Gotham Hospital 'planned by the
6:30 o'clock in the Iris room of the in the midst of a business discusWoman's Medical Association of
sion?
Phoenix hotel.
New York City will be women phy
3. Who flung that tomato?
The class in International relaslcians and surgeons.
4. Not that it matters, but who
tions met at 7:30 o'clock in McVey
6. By the way, would you be insaid, "Friends, Romans, countryhall.
terested in some very pretty bonds
men, anybody-len- d
me two-bits- ."
5. Give a detailed account of how Just off the press?
Fraternity Row
7. Do you intend to be a bond
Miss Ruth McDonald, Versailles, you would approach Mussolini for
spent last week-en- d
at the Alpha XI the purpose of trying to interest ifaltsmsn all your life or do you
him in some French government intend to go to work, at some future
Delta house.
Miss Henrietta Sherwood went to bonds. Also tell what provisions date?
you would make for your
(Note: Each question ds worth
her home in Ewing last week.
40
3
discount for cash).
Misses Betty Matz, Cincinnati;
Anne Irvine, Danville; and Virginia
Whitehead, Houstonville, were at
their homes for the week-en- d.
Kappa Delta sorority announces
the initiation of Misses Dorothy
Buckley, and Anne Shropshire, Lex
ington; and Miss Opal McGuffey,
Louisa.
Misses Arva and Carolyn Ray had
2 OR 3 PIECE $
Miss Katherine Kennedy as their
J0O
guest for the week-en- d
at their
home in Louisville.
ONE DAY SERVICE
Miss Ann Gordon Parker went to
Miss Elizabeth Bond's home at
Buttons Replaced
Snail rips repaired without charge
as Miss Bond's guest over

Thanks that the fruits of
Sun and wind and rain
Arc ours today but not
To hoard, to share.
H. C. Baker.

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Three Sororities Win
Attendance Contest

"An Agency"
By PROF. PAUL LIMBERT

Franklin and Marshall

In my reverie the first thing that
occurs to me is that the Student
Christian Association is an agency
through which the highest values of
college life may be sought and con
served. A student enters college
with high hopes his own and those
of his parents and friends. Too
often he leaves the institution much
less a man than he might have
become during those four years or
Not only that a percentage
less.
fail entirely, but that a larger number are satisfied with superficial
achievement and mediocre development. The Christian Association
exists that students may have Life,
and have to the full the richest,
most satisfying, most useful life
possible during these four years.
The Association at its best is not
another student "activity"; it is a
leavening influence which "tones
up" all phases of student life, making college experience meaningful
and creative. To use mathematical
terms, it is not a fraction of college
raising all
life, but a
of life to the nth power. In an
environment where it is so easy
for cliqulshness and
to
thrive, the Student Christian Association seeks to make brotherhood
prevail. In a situation where provincialism and aristocracy so often
are intrenched, the Christian Asso
ciation strives to cultivate social
vision and
In
an atmosphere where distraction
and sophistication may readily be
come dominant, the Christian Asso
ciation offers the poise and depth
of purpose which come only through
worship. Well may one give of his
time and energy to an organization
like this, which has no axe to grind,
no special interest to promote, but
seeks to make the total college experience wholesome. That the Student Christian Movement at least
occasionally achieves the goal of enrichment Is indicated by the remark
of a senior who, after holding more
offices in student organizations than
any other person in the college, declared that his responsibility as president of the Christian Association
had been of more value to him than
any other activity in which he had
engaged.
The more clearly that I, as a

faculty member, see the purpose of
the Chrlsttan Association, the more
am I Impressed with the dUBculty
Making religof the undertaking.
ion dynamic in college life is no
task for faint hearts or dull heads.
No enterprise on the campus requires so much thought and determination. Developing a winning
football team, raising money for a
new dormitory, helping one's fraternity maintain a high scholastic
standing Important as these tasks
arc, will any one say they compare
in difficulty with the endeavor to
make God a living reality to college
students and to develop a Chrtetaln
spirit in all the relationships of
the campus? Here is a movement
that taxes all available resources
to the limit. And the students who
sorely
lead In this undertaking
need the counsel of members of
the faculty, not that we can give
them all the answers to their problems, but that we may share with
them our more mature experience.
We can save them from too much
process: we
of the
can help them think throagh pro
posals to underlying issues; we can
lend friendly support In time of discouragement. To a shifting student
leadership we can supply a measure
of continuity and stability. In short,
faculty counsellors can make a genuine contribution to the most difficult of student enterprises. The
Intercollegian.

Reservations Made
For Special Train
Mrs. Sarah Holmes, acting dean
of women, said Monday reservations
for the Knoxville game on the spes.
The
cial car reserved for
train will leave Lexington at 11 p..m.
Wednesday and arrive at Knoxville
early Thursday morning. It will
leave Knoxville Thursday night at
11 o'clock and will arrive in Lexington Friday morning at 7 o'clock. No
permission for over night stops in
Knoxville have been given unless the
parents of the girls or close relatives will be present at the game.
Kennedy, presiMiss Katherine
dent ef W. S. G. A. has received a
letter from a similar association at
the University of Tennessee inviting
Kentucky girls to the Thanksgiving
game and welcoming them to the
Tennessee campus.

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