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Social and Personal
Friday evening at the Lafayette Hotel.
Hosts for the affair were: A. H.
Stephenson, R. J. Hunter, Jr., Thomas
Duncan, James R. Davidson, Howard
King, J. T. Qurscnberry, Robert Cole,
H. S. Polsgrove, C. J. Yager, Thomas
Adams, W. M. Morris, James Dale,
D. C. Hunter, Hansel Wiley, J. C.
Covington, H. R. Scrivncr, Rankin
Kinlbrough, A. H. Terrell, Charles
Thomas, Sneed Yager, R. L. Kirk,
Floyd Day, Douglas Vest, R. L. Mays,
Bill Massic, H. C. Bcsuden, L. B.
Duncan, Sam S. Pope, Thomas Hendricks, E. M. Van Meter, Coleman
Arnold, W. F. Thompson, F. W.
Thompson and J. A. Brittain.
Representatives from various districts where chapter of Kappa Sigma
are located, were gues'ts at the delightful affair. ' Approximately two
hundred and fifty guests wore present.
The Kentuckian Orchestra furnished the music.

Peacock Dance
A Peacock Dance was held Satur-

day evening, at the Phoenix Hotel for
which the members of Kappa Kappa
were hostesses.
Gamma fraternity
This was one of the most beautiful
and elaborate affairs of the University's social season.
The color scheme was carried out
in the fraternity colors, pale and dark
blue. Paper ribbon fringes in the two
colors was draped from the ceiling to
farm a leafy canopy. Large peacock
feathers were arranged on the panels
between the windows and figures of
peafowls were on each side of the orOpposite the enchestra balcony.
trance a curtain of pale blue and a
white latttce formed a beautiful background. A huge peacock, gorgeous in
color, and with small electric globes
in each feather, was the central figure
qf the decorative scheme. Favors
for the girls were peacock feather
fans and for the men new small gold
knives. The Blue and White Orchestra furnished the music.
The hostesses for the delightful afMisses Mary Matilda
fair were:
Beard, Laura Isafoe'lle Bennett, Curtis' Beuhler, Rowena Coates, Frances
Coleman, Frances Cregor, Elizabeth
Cromwell, Grace Davis, Virginia
Mary Helburn, Elizabeth Helm,
Herrington, Emily Hollo-waEugenia
Jane Earle Middleton, Patsy
McCord, Maria McElroy, Katherine
McMurty, Janet McVey, Mary Peterson, Minnie Peterson, Mafry Snell
Ruby, Eleanor Smith, Frances Smith,
Lucy Sharpe, Margaret Turley, Helen
VanDerveer, Mary Anne Young, Mairy
May, Margaret Arnold, Rebecca
Carolyn Bascom, Virginia Boyd.
Nclle Bush, Lena Martine Coates,
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Sarah Cole, Nannie Gay, Esther
Katherine Goodsight, Mattie Ellis Gregory, Pearl McCormick, Elizabeth McDonald, Margaret Owens, Virginia Owsley, Elizabeth Cromwell and
Eleanor Tapp.
Pledges:
Margaret Hunter, Bush
Allen, Woody Talbee, Beatrice Gant
and Carolyn Bosworth.
Chaperons:
Dr. and Mrs. F. L.
McVey, Dean and Mrs. P. P. Boyd,
Sarah Blanding, Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Smith, Miss Mary Sweeney and Miss
Maybelle Connell.
Several hundred of men from the
University of Kentucky, Centre and
Transylvania Colleges were present.

President's

Reception

The reception with which President
and Mrs .Frank L. McVey entertained
the members of the faculty and staff
of the University and their wives Monday evening at Maxwell Place, was a
most brilliant and beautiful affair.
The house was decorated with lovely
spring flowers and plants which were
placed about the spacious rooms. Many
candles added to the beauty of the
scene.
Tables were arranged with coffee
service in the dining room and on the
enclosed porch, Mrs. Alfred Zemibrod
and Mrs. Joseph Tarrence presided.
Delicious dishes were served with bon
bons of pastel shade's. About three
hundred guests were present.

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Personals
Chi and Lambda Alpha chapters of
Chi Omega
sorority will celebrate

their Founders' Day with a banquet
Saturday night, April 5, at the Phoenix Hotel.
Miss Lillian Rasch spent last weekend with her parents at Covington.

Misses Louise Stewart and Irene
Evans visited at the .Kappa Kappa
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Hotel Saturday night.
Hd Gregg, class of '22, was avisitor
at the University last week-enMiss Lula Blaklcy, clas sof '22, was
a visitor at the Alpha Xi Delta House
Miss Blakley is teachlast week-ening at Paris, Ky.
Misses Gertrude Collins, Ethel Barnard, and' Virginia Duff spent the
week-en- d
a tthcir homes in Mt. Ster-inMisses Lelia Stroker, Lydia Frend,
Catherine Hanley and Elizabeth
spent last Saturday at their
homes in Louisville.
Albert Kirwan, a sophomore in the
College of Engineering, was selected
at a meeting of the sophomore class,
Tuesday afternoon to represent the
University at the annual dinner-danc- e
given by the
at the Waldorf-AstoriAlumni Association. Heretofore
have been selected, but
it was decided to have a student as
representative who would be in the
University several more years.
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rehearsals with scenery will begin.
Mr. Sax met with the cast on Mon
day night and offered valuable criti
cisms on the production of certain acts
Mr. Sax will frequently meet with the
cast at rehearsals and will offer such
suggestions
and criticisms as he
thinks are needed.
The first performance will be fol
lowed with performances in Lexing
ton on April 24 and 25; in Richmond
May 7; in Harlan, May 8, and in
Pineville, May 9.
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Social Calendar
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dance at the Phoenix Hotel, from
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