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Friday, May 13
Dean and Mrs. Paul P. Boyd's dinner for the senior class at their home
on Waller avenue at 8 o'clock.
Saturday, May 14

present for the observance of the national Mother's day of the fraternity
were: Miss McLaughlin, Prof, and
Mrs. A. C. Zembrod, Mrs. Mary Buck-ner,

Mrs. Cullis, Mrs. W. R. Young,
Mrs. W. F. Morris, Mrs. P. B. Wetzel,
Mrs. Frank Roberts, Miss Dorothy
Freshman class of the university Kearney, Mrs. W. E. Durbeck, Mrs.
entertaining with a dance in the men's Lottie Watkins, Miss Edna Ison, Mrs.
gymnasium from 3:30 until 6 o'clock. Laura Bell Ison, Mrs. F. M. Boone,
Lamp and Cross dinner at the Phoe- Mrs. Alex Rose, Mrs. J. A. Warren,
Mrs. Lee Curry, Mrs". R. H. Sherwood,
nix hotel at 8 o'clock.
Lamp and Cross formal dance in Mrs. E. C. Elliott.

the men's gymnasium from

ward Kinney, Mrs. William Carrel,
Mrs T. B. Stebbins, Mrs. J. W. Smith,
Mrs Charles Judson Smith, Miss Margaret King, Miss Marguerite McLaughlin, Mrs. Ezra Gillis, Mrs.
George Roberts, Mrs. Sherill, Miss
Dora Berkley, Mrs. Winn Harrison,
Mrs. Sally Blanton, Miss Morris, Mrs.
Niel, Mrs. Mary Chambers.
Margaret
Misses Eloise Conner,
James, Virginia Boyd, Betty Boyd,
Hopkins, SaElise Bureau, Katherine
rah Walker, Frances Kinney, Dorothy Stebbins, Charlsie Smith, Cynthia Smith, Mary Virginia Haley,
Dorothy Darnell, Mrs. James Samuel Darnell, newly elected president
of university mothers, was an honored guest.
Chi Omega Alumnae Meet
Mrs. Henry Richards, of Winches-

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Child Study Group
of the
The Child Study Circle
American Association of University
Pi Kappa Alpha Entertains
Omega chapter of the Pi Kappa Al- Women met at the home of Mr. W.
pha fraternity, University of Ken- S. Taylor, at 107 Cherokee road, on
tucky, honored the mothers of the Monday at 3:30 oclock. Mrs. Taylor
members Friday evening with a din- led the discussion.
ner at the chapter house -- at Rose and
Tea for Mothers
Maxwell streets.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. McVey
The chapter room was attractively
Saturday afternoon at their
decorated with flowers and the colors
of the fraternity and the illuminated home at Maxwell Place, in honor of
shield and candles were used in the the visiting mothers ot the students
of the university, with a beautiful af
lighting scheme.
Mr. David C. Alexander welcomed ternoon tea.
The tea table was arranged on the
the mothers on the part of the chapter and Miss Marguerite McLaugh- sun porch and was decorated with
lin on behalf of the University of snrini? flowers. It was presided over
by Mrs. Edna Giles and Mrs. Paul
Kentucky.
Mr. David Young, of Lexington, a P. Boyd.
12 o'clock.

ter, entertained Saturday at the Winchester Golf club with a luncheon in
honor of the members of the alumnae and active chapter of Chi Omega
sorority.
Spring flowers were the attractive
decorations for the affair.

Cadet Hop
The' fifth and last of the series of
cadet hops of the season was given
Satrday afternoon in the men's gymnasium from 3:30 until 6 o'clock
The music for the dance was furnished by the Rhythm Kings orchesThe chaperones were: Dean
tra.
Sarah Blanding, Col. and Mrs. James
Taylor, Capt. and Mrs. Basin Spalding, Capt. and Mrs. Herbert Schmid,
The guests were received by Dr. Lieut and Mrs. James L. Keasler.
pledge of the fraternity, contributed
several selections on the violin accom- and Mrs. McVey. Assisting in enter
panied at the piano by Mrs. Lela Cul-li- taining were Miss Rachelle Shack-lettFounder's Day Banquet
Mrs. E. A. Bureau, Miss MuDelta Tau Delta fraternity of the
Ed- Among the mothers and guests riel Hopkins, Mrs. Walker, Mrs.
university held their annual Founder's Day banquet Tuesday evening at
6:30 at the Phoenix hotel.
Mr. John R. Bullock, president of
the , fraternity presided as toastmas-teThe responses were made by
members of the alumni, Dean C. R.
Mekher and the Rev. William
D
Mr. Neil Sullivan, also an
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lENTUKY KERNEL

PAGE THREE

W. A. A. RIFLE TEAM

Sorority Pledge Announced
The Alpha Delta Theta sorority of
he University of Kentucky announces
he plrdging of Vera Woodruff, of
'oultney, .yt.
Kirkman-Fin- n

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Girls Rifle Team Recording
High Scores in Target Wor

The first rifle classes for girls.were
organized at the University of Ken- ucky in 1922. Instruction was
and not resumed again un
til 1927, but this year has proved unusually successful owing to the excel
lent coaching given the instructors
by the military department, in addition to the welPdirected instruction
of Miss Helen Skinner. The rifle
squad also owes a debt of gratitude
to the W. A. A. for equipment fur- nislied it.
This year an entirely new system
was adopted for rifle instruction. The
rirls were divided into groups super
vised by a coach, and each girl was
required to report to two classe a
week. The girls have been faithful
in practicing and up to the present
time several remarkably high scores
have been recorded. Virginia Robinson
has been shooting scores of 99 closely
followed by Elizabeth Cramer whose

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been presented to her by friends and
associates formed since she has lived
in Canton.
Mr. Finn came from Fulton, Ky.,
and entered the university in 1919.
His was a brilliant student career and
his list of accomplishments carries
with if both academic and honorary
distinction. Having satisfied his associates as a student he was pledged
to Thirteen, honorary junior, and
Lamp and Cross, honorary senior
society, and then by election became
president of Alpha Zeta, national honorary agricultural organization. He
was an active member of Sigma Nu
fraternity and made a part in four
consecutive Stroller plays. He was
graduated with honors and a bachelor
of science degree in agriculture in
1923. A fellowship enabled him to
study at Iowa State College where
he earned his masters degree in 1924.
He returned to Kentucky and joined
the staff of the Kentucky Experiment
Station and the faculty of the College
of Agriculture as instructor of agricultural economics, the position which

engagement of Miss Bernice
Kirkman. of Anita. Iowa, and Mr.
William Finn, of Lexineton. has hen
nnounced in Canton. 111., where Mis3
Kirkman resides.
The news is of
nterest here in the home of Mr.
Finn's adoption since he entered the
University of Kentucky as a student
ight years ago. The marriaee will
be a prominent social affair of June 9
n the Kirkman home in Anita. Aft-i- r
the wedding trip thev will return
:o Lexington to make their home.
Miss Kirkman is the dauchter of
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Kirkman, of
Members of the University of Kentucky girls' rifle team are, left to right
nita. Sh was graduated from Iowa he now holds.
Mr. Finn and Miss Kirkman met
first row: Luetta Greeno, Bessie Boughton, Leida Keyes, Ruth J. Lee, state College in 1924 where she
the honor of membership in when they were both students at Iowa
Katherine Foster, Geneva Rice. Second row: Mabel Whitehead, ElizaMortar Board and in the honorary State College, Ames, Iowa.
beth Dupree, Miss Skinner, Elizabeth Poage and Mabel Hill.
Jramatic fraternity,
Delta Delta.
ince the announcement of her ao- FRATERNITY ROW
oroaching marriage the papers of
Canton and Peoria have been very
Delta Chi fraternity announces the
omplimentary of Miss Kirkman. per pledging of Mr. John Cole, of Lexingsonally, and of her work and the state ton, and Frank Layne, of Prestons-bur- g,
rgamzation of extension has accep
Ky.
ted with regret her resignation which
Mr. George Gallup, of Ashland
will take effect May 8 after which she spent the week-en- d
at the Delta Chi
ill return to her home in Anita.
house.
Instruction First Given to Aspiring Feminine Marksmen in
Many parties, dinners and showers ' Misses Mary Colvin and Christrae
1922;. Discontinued Until This Year; 1927 Season
have been given in Miss Kirkman's Thomas spent the week-en- d
in CinHas Been Brilliant Success and Prospects Are
honor and gifts of unusual value have cinnati as guests at a house party.
Bright for Next Year
The

the target was used.
The following girls are coaching
classes:
Katherine Foster, Mabel
Whitehead, Luetta Greeno, Ruth Jane
Lee, Martha Minihan, Mabel
Hill,
Virginia Robinson, Elizabeth Shea
lections.
and Miriam Sloan. Leida Keyes is genMr. Hulbert Crowder received the
eral manager assisted by Kathleen
honor of having his name engraved
Carlton. The class managers are Jeson a plack of the fraternity for being
sie Poage, Elizabeth Dupree, Geneva
Rice and Bessie Boughton.
the most outstanding member of the
fraternity.
Next year an advance rifle squad
were
will be composed of the girls who are
The decorations for the affair
of purple,
in the fraternity colors
making scores of 85 and above, and
white and gold.
matches will be held with other universities.
Gingham Dance
Approximately 60 girls are enrolled in the rifle classes. The cut acThe annual gingham dance sponsored by ,the SuKy circle of the Unicompanying this sketch appeared in
versity of Kentucky was held in the
the May issue of the National A. C.
men's gymnasium Friday evening
A. C. W. an annual publication which
from 9 until 12 o'clock. The dance
contains pictures and sketches of the
which closed the May day festivities score is 98 and "Mabel Hill whose av- - activities of the W. A. A. in accred2rage is 97. The following girls have ited colleges This is the second time
was a most enjoyable affair.
The chaperones were: Miss Mar- Tiade scores above 93: Avis Lynch, Kentucky has been invited to contriDean
Sarah Ruth Jane Lee, Marian Jarrett, Fran bute to this publication.
guerite McLaughlin,
Blanding, Mrs. J. W. Smith.
Five hundred guests attended the
Jail and Miss Mary Adams, sister of pie blossoms formed trellises around
enjoyable affair.
;he groom.
the orchestra. The lights were shadThe bride is the attractive daugh-e- r ed with pink and green shades. DainTriangle Dance
of Mr. and Mrs. Tilford Bowen, ty programs, of pink and green paper
Triangle fraternity of the UniThe
versity of Kentucky entertained with f Winchester. She has been employed listing the six
were prea lawn dance at their house on Foris bookkeeper at the Y. M. C. A. sented to the guests.
About three hundred guests were
est Park road from 9 to 12 o'clock ?or the past four years.
Mr. Adams is the son of Rev. and present for the dance.
last Saturday evening. The house and
porches were attractively decorated Mrs. T. F. Adams. He is a Senior in
with ferns and palms, and Japanese .he College of Engineering at the
Engagement Announced
lanterns and dainty rose arches lent University of Kentucky where he will
The following announcement has
jraduate this June. He is a popular
enchantment to the scene.
been received by The Kernel:
Peck's Bad Boys orchestra furnish-- d nember of the Y. M. C. A. cabinet,
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Brown, of LonMen's Glee Club and the Students
the music.
Ky., announce the engagement of
of Mechanical Engineers. He don,
The members of the active chapMiss
their daughter,
Katherine,
ter: Messrs W. L. Bain, Ray David, is a member of the Alpha Tau Omega Brown, to Mr. Arthur H. Morris, of
social fraternity,
Don C. Edwards, Charles W. Gill,-- J.
ilie weuuing will
TVio wnnnir nnnnlo will mnto tVioir- - lAUtlllglun, ivy.
H. Gray, J. H. Griffith, Jr., Bion L.
m he early summer
Humber, Ben F. Kells, Keller Larkin, iome in Lexington until August when talie Plae.
Both Miss Brown and Mr. Morris
Raymer, hey will leave for Buffalo where Mr.
Fountain
Cyrus Poole,
campus as both
dams has accepted a position with are we" known n the th- George Sewell, Henry Sewell, William
formerly attended
university.
J. Sparks, Albert Lawrence, Claire .he American Radiator Company.
They have the good wishes of many fst vear M,sf Br?wn. was selected
Dees, Harold Thornberg, Robert W.
popular girl m the univer- thte
Spicer, Morris Carpenter, Leslie C. !riends for their happiness.
sity. She did not return to school
Berry, Morris Smith, Robert Hayes,
this fall. During her two years at
McVey Tea
Thomas Walter, Charles R. Baugh,
the university Miss Brown took an
Charles E. Colvin, Robert R. Miller,
President and Mrs. rank 1,. Alcvey active nart in the social life of the
C. M. Davidson, S. H. Wise, Delaney entertained
Wednesday afternoon campus. She was a member of Alpha
L. O'Rourke, E. Morris Suiter, Oscar with a tea at their home at Maxwell
xi Delta sorority
Stoesser.
Place, in honor of the students and
Mr Morris was" graduated from the
Pledges: Messrs, Jess Laughlin, faculty of the university.
university in the class of 1920. He
Francis Kelly, Harry Noe.
About 150 guests called during the was manatrini, editor of The Kernel
afternoon.
nril ontivn In nrhpr
Students Entertained
activities while a student here. He is
entertained
Dr. Edward Tuthill
Delightful Dance
a member of Alpha Tau Omega fra- with a dinner at the Phoenix hotel
The Agricultural society of the ternity.
on Saturday evening at G o'clock in
honor of those receiving Bachelors university entertained Saturday eve9 until 12 o'clock with a
Beta Chfof Kappa Kappa Gamma
and Masters degrees from the depart- ning from
announces the initiation of the follow
history of the university. delightful dance in Dicker Hall.
ment of
ing girls: Dolly Cox, Sarah Lynn
The dance hall was decorated
Dr. Tuthill, who is head of the departMary Nash Averill, Harriet
ment of history at the, university, each pink and green balloons, and wild ap- Tucker,
year entertains the students receiving degrees from the department of
history.
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The wedding of Miss Eleanor Bow- en to Mr. R. Foster Adams was sol
emnized, Tuesday, April 2G, at the
home of Rev. J. B. Kendell of this
city with the Rev. T. F. Adams, pastor of the Methodist church at Cor-bi- n,
officiating. The only attendants
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