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March 20 Freshman, Engineers.
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority (Formal)
March 27 Freshman b rolic.
Delta Chi (Formal)
March 31 Mystic Thirteen.
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April 10 Fifth Cadet hop.
nnCIAIj AFFAIRS FOR SPRING
Cotillion.
17 -- Sophomore
April
Knppa Kappa Gamma Sorority
February 20 Alpha Gamma Delta

SOCIETY NOTES
CALENDAR

sorority i( Formal).
February 20 Military ball.
PI Knppn Alpha fraternity enter
February 27 Tail Beta Pi (Formtnining with n formal dance in the
evening in the ball room of the Phoe- al).
March G Fourth Cadet hop.
nix hotel.
Triangle (Formal)
Sunday, Fcbrunry" 14
March 13 SuKy tournnmcnt dance.
St, Valentines Day.
March 19 Junior Prom.
Saturday, February

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COHEN SHOP
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just cloths

East Main Street
GIVE US A CALL

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Millinery, Dresses, Coats, Silk Underwear for
the College Girl

Miss Young's

Studio

Danc

Private and Class Lesson by
Appointment
Opp. Phoenix Hotel
125 E. Main St.

Phone
4503X

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Studio May Be Rented For Dances
Or Parties

B. B.

SMITH

Correct Apparel for Women and Misses

(Formal)

May 7 StiKy May Day dance.
May 8 Sixth Cadet Hop.
Alpha Gamma Itho (Formal)
May 15 Lamp and Cross.
May 28 Senior ball.

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bearing the fraternity emblem have Quizcnberry of Calhoun.
been issued:
Alpha Gamma Rho nnounccs the
Omega Chapter
following pledges: Messrs. Geo. Ins- of
ko, Carlyjo, Ky., L. M. Cnldwell,
Phi Kappa Alpha
nnd Wni. Blackweil of Dry
Saturday, February thirteenth
Ridge, Ky.
Nineteen hundred and. twenty-siPhoenix Hotel
The Sigma Nu fraternity announcEight-thirtFormal
es the pledging of Hubert Buckles,
U. Dryon,
Miami, Florida; Carrol
FRATERNITY ROW
Owingsvillo; William S. Jlnle, Lexingthe ton; Gordon Gonsnldcs, Winnetkn, IlPi Kappa Alpha nnounccs
pledging of the following: Messrs. linois'; 0. Harlan Wilson, Owcnsboro.
James Hester of Mayflcld, Thomas
Delta Tau Doltn frnternity anRose, Louis Weber, and Jack Fish, nounces the pledging of Bruce King,
of Lexington.
of Lexington, Roszcl DuLnny Hunter,
Phi Knppa Tau anounccs the plcdg- - of Covington, nnd Lawrence Cnmmack
fnjr of Messrs. Walter Rlngo, Herman of Owcnton.
Conglcton, Vcrnan Congleton, all of
Lexington.
Knppa Sigma announces the pledg
Established
ing of Messrs. Jess Laughlin, of Lexington and Edward Eddington of
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Faculty Vaudcvilfc
Plans arc being made by the wom
an's club of the university for nn
clnboratc faculty vaudeville program
which will take place in the gym on
Tuesday evening, March 2. The scr
ies of acts arranged promises to bring
out the unexpected or the perhaps Bard well, Ky.
Intent talent of our professors.
Sigma Alpha Eplison wishes to an
nounce the "pledging of Messrs. Ken
Kappa Delta Formal Dance
neth Hnnnignn, of Missouri and LesThe initial formnl dance of the so lie Layman, of Elizebcthtown, Ky.
cial season wns given Saturday eve
Alpha Sigma Phi anounccs
the
ning by the Kappa Delta fraternity in pledging of Messrs; Sidney Hostnter,
the ballroom of the Phoenix hotel. of Lexington, Jack McGurk of Lex
The decorations in compliment to St. ington, and "Slug" Flcahman of MarValentine's Day were in red and tin's Ferry, O.
hite. White paper streamers reach
Alpha Gamma Epsilon fraternity
ing from the chandeliers to the walls announces the pledging of Messrs. H.
strung with myriads of red B. Southwood, of Danville, Ky., and
were
hearts. Palms and ferns added beau- H. K. Gregory of Corbin, Ky.
ty to the occasion. Colored lighting
Kappa Alpha announces the follow
made ing pledging: Oney Gifford, of
effects during the
an attractive scene.
The programs were red heart de
the
Phi Delta Theta announces
signs bearing the silver letters "Kap pledging of Mr. Ranson Spiller, of
Lewis
pn Delta." The Rowland
Covington, Ky.
furnished the music. Dur
Sigma Beta Xi announces
the
the pledging of Randolph Taylor of CalKappa Delta
ing the
fraternity song was sung by Mr. Lou- - houn, Ky.
Purdy. Fruit punch was served
Delta Chi wishes to announce the
during the dancing hours.
pledging of Messrs. Lyle Habaker, of
The hostesses, the active chapter Paducah, Ky., Wm. Glanz, of Louiswere: Misses Margaret Bauer, uucy ville, Robt. Cundill, of Irving, Ky.,
Ca Harlan Blair, of Ashland and Everett
Benson, Lucile Bywater, Ava
wood, Katherine Carey, Katherinc
Clark, Virginia Conroy, Ernestine
Cross, Evnlee Featherston, Virginia
Howard, Lillian Howes, Willy King,
Edith Morris, Joy Pride, Lydia Rob
erts, Susanna Snook, Dorothy Steb
ins, Lucille Stillwell, Margaret Tan
Edna Lewis
dy, Alice Thompson,
Wells, Anna Louise Singleton, Mar
guerite McLaughlin.
Pledges: Misses Mary Anderson,
Mary Nell Coghill, Elizabeth Gardner,
Julia Halley, Mildred Jones, Florence
Dorothy Sellers, Lucille
Oeden.
Reed and Mary Word.

BATTLE CRIES
Practice for the company basketball
wns held Inst Wednesday and Thursday nights. Colonel Hobbs has anhas boon
nounced that permission
granted for use of the gym for regu-ln- r
practice nnd it is hoped that a
large delegation from eacli company
will turn out as the principal object
of the
ganiea is to develop and bring forward basketball
talent for the next years varsity
team.

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New York Dress Co.
W. Short

333-33- 5

Street

LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
Telephone 5686

GRAVES, COX

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Corner Short and Mill Streets
Cadet

Hop

LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY

of the R. 0. T. C. of
the University of Kentucky were
hosts for the third cadet hop of the
year Saturday afternoon in the new
gymnasium. Music for the occasion
was furnished by the Kentuckians.

"Look For the Florsheim Sign"

Star and Triangle Entertains
The members of the Star and Tri
angle of the University of Kentucky
entertained the Square and Compass
with a buffet supper at the home of
Maxwellton
ln
Professor i Pence,
Court, Thursday evening, February
4. The first part of the evening was
eiven over to business. Music and
contests were enjoyed later.

The officers

attractive invitations

The following

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Bay nham Shoe Co
EAST

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Specially
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To Europe and the Orient

Around the World, South Ameri
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JUNE 23, AUGUST
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East High Street

ACCESSORIES
HOSE

For Tuxedo wear nothing but
the black waistcoat is now
Plain, corded
being worn.
and figured materials with
satin or matchinga lapels.

Heavy black interwoven silk
or light weight silk and wool
also black silk with white
clox.

Neckwear

$8

$1.00

75c

$6 to $10

$8

Authorized,

25

"Tux" Hats

l'luin stiff or pleated semL
soft bosoms showing one or
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and

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Phone 3561
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY

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