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made and details have been lavishly completed.
This banquet marks the first Joint
banquet of the Romance Language
department and gives promise of being very enjoyable.
A committee on arrangements has
been appointed, selecting Mrs. Lolo
Lcmmc Robinson, Miss Edythe Literal, president of the English club,
Miss Eleanor Smith, president of
the Spanish club.
The public Is Invited to attend the
banquet and tickets may be procured from anyone on the committee.

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d'Hote" at the Ouignol.
Phi Beta Initiation in the afterFriday, May
noon proceeding the dinner for the
Election of the Student Council i Initiates at 6:30 o'clock.
at 4 o'clock.
Delta Tan Delta Founders Day
Delta Chi formal lawn fete and banquet at Lafayette hotel.
dance nt the fraternity house on Sunday, May 11
Maxwell street.
Vesper Services at 4 o'clock at
Lamp and Cross dinner given by Memorial Hall.
the alumni for the active members. Monday, May 12
Lamp and Cross formal dance
Banquet of the Spanish, French,
from 9 until 12 o'clock In the Men's and English Clubs at the Phoenix
Mercelve
gymnasulm.
Mrs. Eleanor
hotel.
of "Table Kelley, speaker.
Fifth presentation
d'Hotc at the Gulgnol theater at Tuesday, May 13
8:30 o'clock.
Mrs. George Smith of the English
and Miss Margaret
Key's fraternity dinner In the red department
Horsfleld entertaining with a tea at
room of the Lafayette hotel at 6:30
Smith's home for the Alpha
. Mrs.
o'clock.
Annual Garden Day at the Uni- Delta Theta sorority. Hours from
versity. In the afternoon Mrs. Mc- - 5 to 6 o'clock.
Vey will entertain with tea for the Wednesday, May 14
Phi Sigma Pi banquet.
visitors, at Maxwell Place.
Sigma XI banquet at the Lafayette Thursday, May 15
Twilight Concert at Memorial
hotel.
Hall at 7 o'clock.
Saturday, May 10
Chi Delta Phi banquet.
Athletic
Association
Woman's
Play Day with visitors from all the Friday, May 1G
Phi Beta Kappa banquet.
colleges In Kentucky attending.
Woman's Athletic banquet at the ' Friday, May 23
Lafayette hotel at 6:30 o'clock.
Annual Engineers Fancy Dress
presentation
of "Table t Ball.
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Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Oall announced the marriage of
their daughter, Evelyn Schcr, to
Mr, Meyer Frcyman at Huntington,
W. Va., on March 1G.
Mrs. Frcyman Is now a sophomore
at the University, a member of
Chi Delta Phi, literary sorority, and
has been prominent in University
having
appeared
In
dramatics,
Stroller and Guignol plays.
Mr. Frcyman, a graduate of the
University In the law school in 1925,
is now a member of the Lexington
Delta Chi House Dance
bar, and is practicing law in the
The Kentucky chapter of Delta
city. The couple will make their Chi fraternity will entertain with a
home at 425 North Limestone street. "Kentucky Derby" house dance and
lawn fete, at the house on East
Sliarpc-Tuttlc
Maxwell street, Saturday evening,
The marriage of Miss Mary Jay May 10 from 9 to 12 o'clock.
The house and lawn will be atSharpc, Shnrpsburg, to Mr. William
Tuttlc, Bardstown and Lexington, tractively decorated to effect the anwas solemnized Friday afternoon at nual racing event. The music will
5:30 o'clock at the manse of the of- be furnished by Jordan Embry and
orchestra of Richficiating minister, the Rev. Howar his eleven-piec- e
M. Morgan, State street, Lexington. mond.
Members of the active chapter
The ceremony was read in the
presence of Miss Fan RatliiT, Lex- are: Messrs Rufus Wilson, Martin
ington, and Mr. Robert Moorman, Glenn, John Williams, James Wilson, Moss Daugherty, Calvin Hos-kin- s,
San Antonio, Texas.
Fulton Gosney, Robert ReynMrs. Tuttlc, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Waller Sharpe Jr., Sharps-bur- olds, William Irion, Harold Shaw,
Is a descendant of the late Garner Wllley, Allle Mason, George
William Hume, Kermit
Moses Sharpc, a member of one of Walte,
Kentucky's pioneer families. Mrs. Pack and Joseph Kce.
The pledges are Messrs Duncan
Tuttlc, a popular member of Kappa
Delta Sigma sorority of Hamilton Nave, Lee Tyler, Bruce DeGaris,
College, was graduated
from that William Longacre, Roy McConlckey,
Institute in 1927 after which she John Chapman, Albert Manasslan,
entered the University of Kentucky, Jack Kendall, George Yenowlne,
where she was a member of the Hartwell Bailey, Fred Settle, Paul
Kappa Gamma sorority. She re- Jctt, Marshall Kehrt and Vlncen
ceived her degree from the Uni- Brandow.
About 200 guests are expected.
versity of Kentucky in June, 1929.
Mrs. Tuttle is a member of the D.
A. R. and is prominent in club work
Thcta Sigma Phi Initiation and
in Sharpsburg.
Dinner
Mr. William Tuttle, the son of
Theta Sigma Phi, woman's proDr. Ronald S. Tuttle and Mrs. fessional Journalistic fraternity, enTuttle, Bardstown, belongs to a tertained with a dinner Tuesday
prominent Kentucky family. He was night at the Lafayette hotel for the
graduated from the University of new members who were initlatee
Kentucky In 1928 and was a very before the dinner.
popular member of Sigma Nu
The long table was decorated with
fraternity.
candles and flowers In the colors of
Immediately after the ceremony the fraternity, purple and green,
Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle left for a wed- and a delicious menu was served.
ding trip, after which they will reguests were
About twenty-fiv- e
turn to Lexington and will be at the present including the actives and
Proenlx hotel for a few weeks. They the initiates who are:
will then move to Louisville where
Actives: Misses Francis Holliday,
Mr. Tuttle will go In business.
Lois Purcell, Margaret Cundlff, Lillian Combs, Henry Etta Stone, KathRilcy-Wla- tt
leen Fich, Billy Whitlow, Margaret
e,
Mr. and Mrs. William Riley, Ra- Tracy, Bernice Byland, Sarah
venna, Ky., announce the marriage
Eleanbr Svqjearinger, Louisa
of their daughter, Nelle, to Dr. Blckel. Katherlne
Phelps, Maude
Hauts DeBruin Wiatt, Sunday, April Van Buskirke.
20 at Knoxville, Tenn.
Misses Edna Smith,
Initiates:
Miss Riley was formerly of LexDorothy Carr, Ellen Minihan, Virington and was graduated from ginia Shaffer, Mary Virginia Hailey.
Lexington Senior high and the UniGuests were Misses Marguerite
versity of Kentucky, class 1924. She McLaughlin. Helen Knlg and Mrs.
has held a position at Catawaba C. E. Purcell.
Sanatorium, Va., for the past four
years.
Commerce Fraternity Dinner Dance
Dr. Wlatt Is a native of Virginia.
The members of Delta Sigma Pi,
They will be located at Sanatorium, professional Commerce fraternity,
Va.
were hosts Saturday night at 7
o'clock at a dinner dance at the
Waller-SmoLafayette hotel in honor of the in
The marriage of Miss Eva Waller. itlates.
The small tables placed around
of Fort Gay to Mr. Clayton Smoot,
oi Asniana, which was solemnized the room were colorfully decorated
November 9 has just been announc- wth spring flower and candles in
ed. Rev. J. W. Peck of Jackson.- - the colors of the fraternity, purple
performed the ceremony.
and gold, and attractive programs
The bride Is the attractive daugh- for dancing were given each guest,
Kings orchestra
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Whiter The Rhythmn
now of Fort Gay. She attended Dlayed the music for the 20 no- breaks, which were enjoyed.
Marshall college in Huntington, and
Officers
the
lor ine past two years has been Headmaster. of Austin fraternity are:
H. Gresham;
teaching in the schools of Fort Gay.
Senior Warden, Rex Allison: Junior
The eroom is the son of Mr. and Warden. Andrew Shaver: TreasurMrs. R. M. Smoot of Mt. Sterling,
Stapleton; Scribe, Glenn
Ky., and is a graduate of the Mt. er, R. C.
Sterling hleh school, with thp rinss Price . were
Misses Hazel Baucom,
Guests
of 1922. He later graduated from the
Hamilton, Mary Louise Rena
law school of he University of Ken- Jane Evelyn Ford, Martha Duncan,
tucky, with the class of '26. and re ker,
Louise McDonald, Ellen Mlniham,
ceived his L. L. B. degree. He is a Mlna Pate, Alice Bruner, Louise
member of the Phi Alpha Delta, Gex. Frances
Baskett, Virginia
national professional law fraternity. YounE, Miriam Sloan.
For the past four years, he has
Hosts, members of the fraternity,
made his home in Ashland, whprp h were Messrs. Virgil Couch. Carlos
has been practicing law. He is a Jagoe, Wilford Valade. Walter Vest.
junior memoer or the law firm, Rex Allison, John Epps, Glen
Woods, Stewart, Nickell and Smoot.
Prince. Preston Berry. Henry Callo
wav. Forest Dalton. T. C. Gaines,
Modern Languages Banquet
Leland Howard, Preston Ordway,
A coming event which has aroused Howard Slaughter. John Tompkins.
much enthusiasm among the faculty William Cundlff. R. J. Edwards, B,
and student body on the University C. Stapleton. Glen Weinman, Ralph
campus, is the Modern Languages Woodall, Austin Gresham, Robert
Groups banquet, Monday, May 12, Holt. Owen Morgan, Keith Pace,
at 6 o'clock at the Phoenix hotel, Eugene Royse, Andrew Shafer.
a
at which Mrs. Eleanor Merceine
Kelley will speak on her latest book,
Kappa Alpha Breakfast
"Spanish Holiday."
The Kappa Alpha Fraternity en
Mrs. Kelley is known in the field tertalned at breakfast on May Day
of literature for her books, at the chapter house. Miss Margie
"Basquerle" and "Spanish Holiday"-th- McLaughlin was chapterone for the
latter having been released from occasion.
the press recently.
The guest list included Misses
At the banquet, Mrs. Kelley will Jewel Martin, Mary King Montautograph copies of her book for gomery. Shirley Grief, Josephine
those who have bought It.
Wlehl, Frances McCandless, Martha
Elaborate arrangements have been Holman, Elizabeth Thompson, Alice

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Suky circle of the University entertained Saturday evening with the
annual "gingham"
dance at the
University gymnasium.
Preceding the dance, the SuKy
Circle entertained with a delightful
dinner at the Lafayette hotel, with
the new pledges, the May Queen
and her attendants as honor guests.
The dinner table was decorated
with spring flowers, and an Interesting program was "given.
Miss
Elizabeth Poole gave the pledge
toast, Mr. Theodore Cassidy, sophomore, told the history of SuKy, Mr.
Vernon Chandler, Junior, traced the
progress of SuKy, and Miss Frances
Baskett, senior, gave the farewell
address.
During the evening at the dance,
Suky Circle held the spring pledging, choosing the following members: Misses Mary Elizabeth Poole,
Mary Elizabeth
Gay Louridge,
Price, Henrietta Sherwood, Virginia
Wardrup, Messrs. James McRoberts,
John Ewlng, Joseph Ruttencutter,
Charles Maxon, William Hubble,
Benjamin LeRoy and W. B. Phelps.
The large Suky Circle was hung
in the center of the gymnasium and
music was furnished by the
orchestra.
Chaperones were Mrs. P. K.
Holmes, Mrs. Edward F. Farquhar,
Miss Marguerite McLaughlin.
The members of the organization
are Misses Mary Elizabeth Fisher,
Baskett,
Ann Rhodes, Frances
Margaret CundlfT, Mildred Little.
Messrs. Frank Davidson, William
Kelley, Robert Allsover, Ted Cassidy,
Vernon Chandler, Robert Porter,
Malcolm Barnes, William Young,
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Wednesday Afternoon Tea
Wednesday afternoon, Dr. and
Mrs. Frank L. McVey entertained
with their usual weekly tea at Maxwell Place from 4 to 6 for the students and faculty of the University.
Mrs. Edward W. Rannells, and
Mrs. Bertrand Ramsey poured tea
during the receiving hours.
Assisting Mrs. McVey in entertaining, were: Misses Mary Louise and
Elizabeth McDonald, Richie Stevenson, Frances Hamrlck and Frances
Holliday, Messrs Robert A. Sparks,
Jr.. Salliffey Hughes, James Cromwell, John Redwine
and Roger
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Garden Club To Be Entertained
Members of all Garden Clubs
throughout the state will be guests
of honor at tea, Friday afternoon,
Mrs. Frank L. McVey complimenting the members.
In the receiving line will be: Dr.
and Mrs. Frank L. McVey, Mrs. Edward Clarke, president of the Lexington Garden Club, Misses Mary
Didlake. Carrie Hatheway. Mrs.
Fred Wallace, and Dean Stanley
Coulter.
Members of the Garden Club committee who will assist In entertaining will be: Mrs. Spencer Brooker,
Miss Mary Robinson, Mrs. Frank
Van Deren, Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Alney, Mr. and
Mrs. F. T. McFarland. Dr. Gorman,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Llnbergh. Mr.
Eugene Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. Valleau. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Price, Mrs. Eva Giles and Mrs. Dan
Healey.
Mrs. W. T. Lafferty, Mrs. Case
Lawlll and Mrs. Louis Hlllenmeyer
will oreslde over the tea table during the afternoon.
Assisting in entertaining will be:
Misses Prances Herndon, Carolyn
Turner, Catherine Best, Mary Cloud
Bosworth, Katherlne
Wilson, Lois
Purcell and Alllce Mae Durllng.

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the afternoon.
Following the meeting, the mcm- Ibers of the Federation wern crucsts
of Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. McVey at
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Church Women Meeting
of
The Lexington Federation
Church Women met for lunch Tuesday noon, nt the University commons. The Federation meets three
times a year in churches in the city.
Immediately following the lunch-coa program was presented in
Memorial Hall, under the direction
of Prof. R, D. Mclntyre. Dr. A. W.
Kelley contributed to the program

Miss Elizabeth Hcnslcy and Miss
Virginia Shearer
of Covington,
visited at the Kappa Delta house
over the week-enMrs. G. H. Hallcy, of Cincinnati,
was the guest of her daughter, Mary
Virginia Hailey, for the May Day
festivities and over the week-enThe May meeting of the Kappa
Delta mother's club was held at the
chapter house on East Maxwell
street Monday afternoon, Mrs. J. T.
Pride presiding. Plans were made
for a reception to be given Saturday
afternoon, May 31, in honor of the
parents of the senior girls in the
chapter, and also for all visiting
alumnae who may have returned
for Commencement activities. The
meeting closed with a pleasant
social hour.

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Henry Bowman, Robert
Messrs.
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Phelps, Wllbcrt Holloway, Paul
Pickering, J. T. Denton, Thomas
Posey, Don Foreman, Ed Moffctt,
William Carr, Graddy Williams,
Charles Goodman, Kirk Mobcrly,
Richard Dryc, William Klclscr, Ben
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