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THE KENTUCKY KERNEL
would frivc "diversified industrial experience in a general shop, jobs in
Kardeninu or agriculture, junior projects in business, and work in home-makinand would be held three to
five times a week during two different years of a six-yehigh school

fit bridge party at the chapter houso
from 2 to 5:30 o'clock.
Phi Beta Kappa annual banquet,
6:30 o'clock at the Lafayette hotel.
Theta Sigma Phi Woman's honorary journalistic sorority leapyear
dance, 3 to 6 o'clock in the Men's
Love is a well in me, a deep hid pool, gymnasium.
LOVE
The sap in trunk of tree, like forest Saturday, April 28
Kappa Kappa Gamma formal dance
cove;
Love was a pulse in me, a birdlike A secret violet blooming all alone;
8 to 12 o'clock in the Men's gymnathing,
A tenderness kept hidden just for one. sium.
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae beneA colored, trembling, shivering, quivDOROTHY E ASTON.
fit bridge at the chapter house, 2 to
ering thing;
5:30 o'clock.
CALENDAR
A field of wild flowers tossed up by
the breeze,
Advanced Dates
torn upon the Friday, April 27
A sky of
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae bene- April 30 College of Law will hold
trees.
the annual banquet at the Lafayette
hotel. Beginning of first annual coeds conference which will continue
"Quality First, then the Price"
for two days.
May 3
Miss Isabel Bevier will
speak to the student body on some
phase of vocational guidance.
May 6
The University Concert
proBand will give an
gram at 3:30 p. m., in the Men's

SOCETY NOTES

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Dean Anderson Speaker
Dean F. Paul Anderson, of the College of Engineering, was the principal
speaker at the meeting of the CincinAmerican Society of
nati Section,
Mechanical Engineers, which was held
Thursday at the Engineers' Club
Room in Cincinnati. Dean Ander-

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son's subject was "An Engineering
Paradox."
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Shea and Mr. Edward Ray Sousley
Junior Class Dance
was solemnized by Rev. Mark Collis
The Junior class entertained Friday
April 19, at the home of the pastor.
The bride wore an attractive cos- evening in honor of the Seniors with
tume of Oxford grey with black ac- their annual formal dance in the
cessories. Her corsage was of roses Men's gymnasium from 9 to 1 o'clock.
and violets. She is the daughter of Music was furnished by two orchesMr. and Mrs. Richard Shea, of Tran-- j tras, the Kentuckians and the Rythm
sylvania Park, and had attended the Kings, and the affair was one of the
University for three years. Miss most successful and enjoyable formal
Shea was well known on the campus dances of the year.
The programs were blue and white
and was at one time assistant society
editor of The Kernel, was a member with the Kentucky seal embossed in
dances with
of the Y. W. C. A. cabinet and the gold and six
one extra were played.
Philosophian Society.
The officers of the class, who were
Mr. Sousley also attended the University, and is now affiliated with the hosts and hostesses, were: Mr.
the Goodwin Brothers Motor Com- Elmer Gilb, president; Miss Lucile
pany. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Short, vice president; Miss Sara Warwick, secretary; Mr. James R. Hester,
W. E. Sousley, of Oldham avenue
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. treasurer.
The chaperones were Dr. and Mrs.
Sousley left on a short trip through
the East and they plan to return- this Frank L. McVey, Dean and Mrs. C.
apartment R. Melcher, Dean Sarah Blanding,
week. They have taken an
Captain and Mrs. James Taylor, Miss
on Second street.
Marguerite McLaughlin, and Dean
and Mrs. F. Paul Anderson.
Stroller Dance
The second Stroller dance of the
year was held Saturday night in the
Zeta Tau Alpha Luncheon
Men's gymnasium from 9 to 12
The Alumnae chapter of the Zeta
o'clock.
Tau Alpha sorority entertained at the
dances were en- Phoenix hotel with an informal lunchFour
joyed and the music was furnished eon Saturday in honor of their nationby the Kentuckian orchestra.
al inspector, Miss Charlotte
The officers of the Strollers are:
She is the guest of Mrs. W.
Mr. Hunter Moody, president; Miss E. Davis while in Lexington, and is
,
Lily Parish, secretary;
Mr.
here for the "purpose of inspecting
stage manager; Mr. Addi- the Lexington chapter.
e
son Yeaman, director, and Miss
e
The active members are Miss
Byland, publicity.
Byland, Miss Nell Lacefield, Miss
Three hundred guests attended the Lucille Hamilton, Miss Louise Kendelightful affair which was chaper- nedy, Miss La Verne Lester, Miss Bess
oned by Prof, and Mrs. Enoch
Sanford, Miss Nell Easley, Miss BonMrs. Edward F. Farquhar, and nie Dale Welch, Miss Kathleen CarlDean and Mrs. Paul P. Boyd.
ton, Miss Edith Thomas, Miss Gladys
Wilson, Miss Elizabeth Cramer, Miss
Mr. Louis Endres Entertained
Jane Ann Carlton, Miss Anna Pope
Thursday afternoon between the Bland, Miss Doxie Dexter. Miss Alic?
hours of 2 and 6 o'clock the Art De- Spaulding, Miss Virginia Porter, Miss
partment of the University entertain- May Gordon Squires, Miss Dorothy
ed with a delightful tea at the Art Monroe, Miss Lucille Preston, Miss
Center in honor of Mr. Louis Endres. Nancy Mary Wilson, Miss Elizabeth
whose beantiful paintings are being Strossman, and Miss Elizabeth Stewshown there and greatly admired.
art.
The decorations for the affair were
The pledges are Miss Mildred Little
attractively carried out in a color and Miss Jane Bland.
The
scheme of yellow.
A delicious tea
was Miss Bernice Byland,
j president
was served and the tea table was
of the Lexington chapter,
.placed in a distant corner of the room Toasts for the active members were
and charmingly arranged with a bou- given by Miss Mildred and Miss Doroquet of spring flowers surrounded by thy Monroe.
lighted yellow candles in silver hold- ers. The tea table was presided over
FRATERNITY ROW
by Miss Mary Yeiser and several stu- Mr. A. C. Tipton, of St. Petersburg,
dents assisted in entertaining.
The receiving line consisted of Mr. Fla., a former student at the UniverEndres, Mr. Carol Sax, Miss Anne sity, is visiting at the Kappa Sigma
j Callahan, Mr. Edward Fisk, and Mrs.
house.
Elizabeth Adams.
Mr. Wendell Smock, of Louisville,
j
Abong the members of the faculty was a week-en- d
guest at the Kappa
attending the ex Sigma house.
, of the University
Week-en- d
hibit and tea were: President and
visitors at the Kappa AlMrs. Frank L. McVey, Dr. and Mrs. pha fraternity house were Mr. Pete
Gilbert L. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lewis and Mr. Samuel Hinkle, of
VanDeren, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Mas-si- Shelbyville.
Dr. and Mrs. Funkhouser, Mr.
Kappa Delta sorority announces
and Mrs. Garland Bowyer, Mr. and the pledging of Miss Gladys Rice, of
Mrs. Louis Lee Haggin, Prof, and Paintsville
Mrs. A. C. Zembrod, Mr. and Mrs.
Guests at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
W. E. Simms, Dr. and Mrs. Paul P. fraternity over the week-en- d
were
Boyd, Dean and Mrs. F. P. Anderson, Mr. Duke Chambers, of Louisville;
Dean and Mrs. T, P. Cooper, Dean Mr. Charles T. Rice, of Frankfort, and
and Mrs. Alvin E. ivans, uean anu ;ur. xeu nernuon, oi oincinnaii
Mrs. William S. Taylor, Dean and ' Mrs. Charlotte MacGregor, of
Mrs. Edward Weist.
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Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, is a guest
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Delta sorority house last week-en- d
were Misses Evelyn Wright, of Cincinnati; Betty Mortin, Helen Brown
Russell, Dorothy Barnheart, of the
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Mr. T. J. Clark and Mr. R. H.
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