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with Mrs. Frank L. McVey
as hostess at her home at Maxwell
Friday, December 10.
Chi Omega entertaining with a Tea Place.
It has been decided this year that
Dance at Patterson Hall from 3:::3:
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Saturday, December 11
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given in the University Y. M. and
Y. W. C. A., rooms on the second
floor of the armory, Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
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versity attended the social.

Cadet Hop
The first of a series of five cadet
hops sponsored by the advanced corps
of the R.O.T.C. with Lieut. Watson
Armstrong as chairman of committee
in charge of arrangement was given
at the gymnasium Saturday afternoon
from 3 to 6 o'clock.
The Kentuckian orchestra furnished
the music and several hundred guests
attended.
The next hop will be given February 5, 1927.

Kappa was celebrated by the Ken
tucky Alpha chapter Saturday night
with an initiation banquet at the
Phoenix hotel. Five students of the
university were initiated at ceremonies which preceded the banquet.
The principal address was delivered
by Dr. Samuel Chiles Mitchell, of
The
the University of Richmond.
banquet was attended by 80 members
and guests of the Kentucky Alpha
chapter.
Those who were initiated were:
William Arch Bennett, of Henderson,
Ky.; Marion Hubert Crowder, of Select, Ky.; Miss Jeanette Metcalf, of
Pineville, Ky.; Grant Seamon Willey,
of Lexington; and Miss Ann Humphreys Williams, of Clinton, Ky.
They are seniors at the university,
and during their past three years at
this institution have achieved a scholarship standing of 2.5 or higher.

Delta Tau Delta
Delta Epsilon of Delta Tau Delta
fraternity entertained with a delightful carnival dance at the chapter
house on Lexington avenue, Saturday
evening in honor of their pledges.
The house was decorated in the fra
University Women Meet
ternity colors, purple, white and gold.
The central Kentucky branch of the
The fraternity shield and other figures
Initiation Banquet
yAmerican Association of the Universymbolic of the fraternity adorned the
The 150th anniversary of Phi Beta
sity Women will entertain with an
walls.
The hosts, the active chapter were:
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Messrs. M. H. Crowder, Ray Baker,
A. W. Kittinger, Warren Price, W. D.
DeHaven, James King, Sterling R.
Kerns, Rudy Ferguson, J. D. Nantz,
M. O. Crowder, John Bullock, Louis
Wachs, Robert O'Dear, E. E. Ericson,
James Shropshire, Finley Davis, KenWOMEN
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Combs, Roy Kavanaugh, OHie Willim-soAND MISSES
William Reep, Roy Eversole,
Bruce King, William Patterson, Penrose Ecton, Kenneth Baker.
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The pledges, the guests of honor
were Messrs. James Hutchinson, Rob
Lexington, Kentucky
ert Hutchinson, Laurence Shropshire,
Frank Bell, John Benson, Milford Noe,
Charles Blackshear, Walter Vest,
Leonard Weakley, Carlos Jagoe,
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Phi Kappa Tau Dance
A delightful event of Saturday eve
ning was the Phi Kappa Tau dance at
their chapter house on South Limestone from 9 to 12 o'clock. The house
was beautifully decorated in the fra
ternity colors of harvard red and old
gold, with crepe paper streamers
forming arches from the chandeliers
to the corners, of the rooms. Music
was furnished by Smith's orchestra
and fruit punch was served during the
evening.
The active chapter, the hosts: War
ren Hayden, Dick Hicklin, Robert
McGary, Charles Adams, Robert Dod

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Alpha Xi Delta Dance
The Alpha Xi Delta sorority of the
university entertained Friday from 3
to G:00 o'clock with a tea dance at
Patterson Hall, in honor of their
pledges.
The decorations were in the sorority
The Kentucky
colors and ferns.
Nighthawks furnished the music.
Members of the active chapter, the
hostesses are: Misses Eleanor
Elizabeth Ballantine, Louise
Broaddus", Sarah Calopy, Geraldine
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Cosby, Dora Edwards, Margaret
Anna Welsh Hughes, Alice Kno-blJennie Mahin, Mary Louise Marvin, Ruth McDonald, Frances Mont
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The pledges: : Misses Mattie Bax
ter, Henrietta Blackburn, Mary
Brown Bradley, Mildred Green, Eva
Jenkins, Ruth Ligon, Mariam Sloane,
Elizabeth Wilkerson, Lorraine Wills
and Mary Frances Young.
They were assisted by the chaper
ones, Dean Sarah Blanding, Mrs. Eda
Giles, Mrs. James Crutcher.
About one hundred and fifty guests
were present.
Sorority Entertains
Miss Ruth Bielby, of Syracuse, New
York, national inspector of Alpha
Gamma Delta sorority and a member
of Alpha chapter is a guest for a week
at the Alpha Gamma Delta house on
Miss Bielby
East Maxwell street.
has recently been in Georgia and other
southern states inspecting other chap
ters.
Friday evening, the alumnae asso
ciation of Alpha Gamma Delta entertained with an informal dinner at the
Phoenix hotel in honor of Miss Bielby.
Monday afternoon the active chap
ter entertained with a tea in her hon
or at the chapter house on East Max
well street.
Monday evening, Misses Isabell and
Margaret VanMeter entertained in
formally at their home on East Sec
ond street in Miss Bielby's honor.
Tuesday evening the sorority mo
tored to Shaker town for dinner which
was given in honor of Miss Bielby,
Several other informal affairs were
given for the guest.

in the armory building and
Phoenix hotel Thursday night. Five
members of the R. O. T. C. corps of
the University of Kentucky were in
itiated into the society.
The initiates weile Lieut. Carl
Holman, Capt. Levison McCarty, Capt.
H. A. Dorsie, Lieut. Hughes Bron- augh and Lieut. Reynolds Ackerman.
Following the initiation ceremonies
a smoker was held in the private
dining room of the Phoenix hotel.
Brief addresses were made by Col. H.
Hobbs, Captain Spalding, Capt.
Richard Mclntire, Capt. Levison McCarthy and others.

December 14 with a luncheon at Max
"Doors locked and parlor lights out
well Place in honor of the board of in sorority houses every Monday evening at 8 o'clock," is the edict which
trustees of the university.
On the 20th of December, Dr. and took effect in the University of DenMrs. Frank L. McVey will entertain ver because fraternity men loitered
at Maxwell Place with their annual so long at the houses they were unChristmas party of the members of able to be on time to fraternity meetings on Monday night.
the faculty of the University of

Phi Delta Dance
Phi Delta Theta fraternity of the
university entertained with a delightful campus dance Saturday evening
at their chapter house on South
Limestone street, in honor of their
pledges.
Decorations were in keeping with
the dance, the house being arranged
to resemble a camp. At one end of
the hall was the illuminated frater
nity shield. Music was furnished by
the Sextette Royal orchestra.
The hosts for the dance were mem
bers of the active chapter: William
Richards, Airch Bennett, William
Crutcher, Ted Hardwick, James
Robert Kay, William Walters
William Smith, Leroy Miles, Grant
Spiller, Elbert Bell, Len Brocker,
Alex Harrington, Kenneth Kreasey,
Louis Cox, Ed Bennett, Lev McCarthy,
Addison Yeaman, James Barnhill,
William Thompson, William Simpson,
Jack Richards, and Waller Jones.
Pledges were:
Shelton Saufley,
Harry Blanton, William Langford,
Jack Williams, Duncan Haseldon,
Clay Brock, Billy Tom Waller, WS1
liam Mithoefer, Wathen Medley, Don
Moore, Thorton Scott, Joe Graves,
James Moore, John McCord, .and How- and Fitch.

The debating team from Oxford
which the university met December
3, was defeated at William and Mary
college.
The subject, chosen at the
suggestion of the Oxford team, was,
"Resolved, That Monarchy Is the

held

Ninety freshmen of the Western
Reserve university were kidnaped,
taken in cars to a barn, stripped, and
painted green by members of the
sophomore class. Protesting freshmen
were given a second coat.

Second convocation at the College
of Education was held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mr. Ewin A. Lee
spoke on "Vocational Education in a
Democracy."

The honor system at the University
of Southern California was declared a
failure by faculty members. The
main flaw has been to get students to
report violations of the code.

Best Policy."

The student council of Amherst
college has voted to abolish football
scouting among flhe teams of the
"little three," should the students at
Wesleyan and Williams adopt a similar stand.

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versity entertained with a delight
ful tea Thursday afternoon from 4:30
until 6 o'clock at Patterson hall in
honor of the freshmen.
The hall was beautifully decorated
in ferns and flowers in season and
delicious tea and cakes were served.
Pledging took place and the medal
for the honor home economics fresh
man was awarded to Louise Dyer, a
member of Alpha Gamma Delta so
ority.
Those pledged to the sorority
were: Misses Josephine Skain, Ann
Becker, Elizabeth Aaron, Kathry- Brewer, Mary Allen Steers, Gertrude
Griffin.
Luncheon for Alumnae
Mrs. Frank L. McVey entertained
with a luncheon at her home Thurs
day afternoon, December 2, in honor
of the Vassar College alumnae. Fol
lowing the luncheon,
plans were
made for the party December 14 at
which the Vassar College and Uni
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Those present at the luncheon were:
Mrs. Allison Holland, Mrs. Morrette
Sax Entertains
Mr. Carol Sax, entertained with a Wigglesworth, Mrs. George P. Wilson,
dinner at the Lafayette hotel Satur- Miss Wilson, Miss Mims, Mrs. Staley,
day evening in honor of the Oxford Mrs. Thomas Marks, Mrs. Cecil Can
debating team.
trill, Mrs. William Conant.
The guests were members of the
Oxford team, Mr. Michael Franklin,
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of Queen's College; Mr. Gyles Isham
and Mr. Patrick Monkhouse, of Ox
Mrs. Thomas Owsley, a national
ford; Mr. W. H. Hanratty, Mx. J. C officer of Delta Delta Delta from Ft.
Burnett and Mr. George Robbins, Thomas, was a guest at the chapter
members of the university debating house from Thursday until Monday.
team; Prof. W. R. Sutherland, Miss
The Kappa Gamma Alumnae met
Jean Lowry, Miss Dunstan Duncan for. luncheon and a business meeting
Foster, Mrs. Bullett Lowry, Miss Saturday at 12:30 o'clock in the privMarian Gilmore, Miss Janet McVey, ate dining room of the Lafayette
Miss Frances Smith, Mises Elizabeth hotel.
Smith and Miss Cynthia Smith.
Miss Curtis Buehler, who s presi
dent, delivered a short talk and plans
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The following announcement has be given soon after Christmas.
been received by Lexington friends
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edwin Coleman
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae were
announce the marriage of their
hostesses at the home of Misses
daughter
and Virginia Kelley Wednesday
Clover Ellison
evening in compliment to Miss Marto
t,
whose
garet Van Meter,
Mr. Henry Warren Middleton
marriage to Mr. Lloyd Averett will
on Thursday, the second of December take place December 29.
Ninteen hundred and twenty six
Flowers of the season were decora
Paducah, Kentucky.
tions and a delicious supper was servBoth are former students of the ed. Bridge was enjoyed and Miss Doruniversity. The bride was a member cas Lyons, of Hartford, received the
of the Kappa Delta sorority, is pop prize for high score.
ular socially in Paducah and has many
friends in Lexington, Mr. Middleton
Messrs John Colby and T. B. Wil
was a member of the Delta Chi fra liams, of Louisville, spent the week
ternity. He is the son of a prominent end at the Triangle house.
Paducah attorney. After leaving the
Alpha Gamma Epsilon had as their
University of Kentucky he attended visitors last week-en- d
Mr. Dale OsVanderbilt University.
borne, Lambda Chi Alpha from Uni
versity of Iowa.
Jnhnson-Noo- e
Miss Eleanor Hall, of Covington,
Misr. Mary Frances Johnson, of was a guest at the Alpha Delta Theta
Frankfort, and Mr. Delos E. Nooe, house for the week-enof Cynthiana, were married by the
Miss Myrtle Stevens, of Covington,
Rev. T. C. Ecton, pastor of the Cal and Miss Frances Thomas were
vary Baptist church, at the parsonage guests at the Beta Sigma Omicron
on East High street at 5:30 o'clock house over the week-enSaturday afternoon.
Mass Lucille Dilger, of Covington,
They were accompanied by Miss was a guest of Miss Thelma Snyder
Hettie Sallee and Mr. Charles Gentry, at the Alpha Gamma Delta house last
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. week-en- d
and attended the Delta Tua '
G. M. Johnson, of Frankfort, and Delta house dance.
has been employed in the office of the
Miss Virginia Hadley spent the
Overstreet Hardware and Toy Com week-en- d
with Miss Lucia Wilder at
pany in Lexington.
the Alpha Gamma house.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
Miss Polly Doolin, of Ashland, spent
J. Frank Nooe, of Cynthiana. Mr, the week-en- d
at the Alpha Xi Delta
present house.
Nooe is a student and at
is foreman of the printing plant of
Miss Louise Atkins of Varsailles
the Kentucky Kernel, student publica was a guest at the Alpha Xi Delta
He formerly worked in the com house last week-en- d
tion.
and attended the
posing room of The Lexintgton Her Phi Kappa Tau dance Saturday eve- -.
a senior in the university nmg.
aid. Hels
majoring in journalism, vice presi
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Moore of
dent of Alpha Delta Sigma, national Lancaster were guests at the Phi Kapjournalism fraternity for men and is pa Tau house Sunday.
outstanding in scholastic and social
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ballantine of
guests in '
activities. He attended Cumberland Louisville were week-en- d
College in his freshman year and was Lexington, and attended the Phi Kap-- 1
sports writer for the student publica pa Tau house dance.
Mr. J. R. Haseldon, of Lancaster,
tion of that college.
The couple left immediately after was a guest at the Phi Delta Theta
the wedding for Cincinnati. From house last week-en- d
and attended the
Cincinnati they will go to Mr. Nooe'; house dance Saturday evening.
home in Cynthiana and then to the
home of the bride in Frankfort. Mr,
PERSONALS
Nooe will return to the university
Mr. John J. Kennedy, former memand continue, his studies.
ber of the military staff of the university, has accepted a position in
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