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Sorority Shower
Fraternity Founders Day
John Murphree, James Kirkendall,
Mrs. Samuel Manly, Jr., patroness
The Kentucky Epsilon chapter of Edward Asher, Jack Whitfield, Ray
Gamma Delta sorority, enPhi Delta Theta fraternity observed
Ellis, James Pence, William Rentz, of Alpha the sorority
tertained
at their chap
their Founder's Day with a banquet
Murray Benton, Leon Wiglesworth, ter house on East Maxwell street,
in the private dining room of the LaRobert Sweetzer, Carl E. Byron, Wil- Thursday afternoon from 4 until 6
fayette hotel Saturday evening in
j o'clock
with a tea and kitchen shower.
memory of the birthday of Robert liam Dale.
Morrison, founder of Phi Delta Theta
pledges:
Messrs. Milliard ' The decorations carried out the so- The
Christian Estill
colors, of red, buff and green.
University in Byrne, William Willis, Robert Eaton, rority
Miss Katharine Christian, daughter fraternity at Miami
The mothers of the members of the
William Griffin, Ben Coffman, Rufus
of Mrs. L. W. Christian, and Mr. Wil- 1848.
Mr. King Swope presided as toast-mastVan Arsdale, John Jewell, Len In- sorority, alumnae, and patronesses
liam Rodes Estill, were married Satwere present for the lovely affair.
and the following program gram, Whit Bowles.
urday at noon at the home of the
bride's mother on West Third street. was given: Invocation, Judge Lyman
Rev. Mark Collis, of the Broadway Chalkley; Welcome, WillianuC. Smith;
Alumni, James Park; The Rela
Christian church was the officiating The of
tion
the Alumni to the Chapter, W.
minister.
Only a few of the members of the K. Massie; Original Poems, Dr. J. T.
Noe.
immediate family were present for
Those present were:
the wedding, and the bride and bride- Swope, Judge Lyman Alumni, King
Chalkley, W.
INCORPORATED
groom left for a trip through the
E. Milward, J. T. Pride, Jr.; Cromwell
East.
Allen, Robert Lawless, Burton Prew-it- t,
The bride is a graduate of the uniW. K. Massie, Dr. J. W. Scott,
versity and a leading member of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She William Tate, John S. Berry, J. B.
has been holding state and county of- Jewell, James Park, Headley Shouse,
Carneal Kinkead, Dr. J. T. C. Noe,
ficial positions in the League of WomGeorge Zerfoss, Thomas Underwood,
en Voters.
Mr. Estill is the son of the late Mr. Leonard Shouse, Jr., John Shouse.
Active chapter and pledges Arch
and Mrs. W. W. Estill. He is now
Addison Yeaman, William
one of the directors of the Phoenix Bennett,
Richards, Ted Hardwick, John Mc- National E3nk and Trust Company.
Cord, Shelton Saufley, James Barn-hil- l,
Louis Cox, William Minter, WilFormal Dance
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son Oster, Harry Blanton, William
Tau Beta Pi, honorary engineering Thompson, Leving McCarty, William
Kenfraternity of the University of
Miles,
William
Crutcher, LeRoy
tucky, entertained with their annual Brock, Waller Jones, William Smith,
dance Saturday evening from
formal
Leonard Broecker, William Walters,
9 until 1 o'clock in Dicker, hall.
William T. Waller, James Tapscott,.
the fra- Weldon-SimpsoAfter the fourth
J. J. Richardson, Jr.,
ternity held its annual pledging ser- Howard Fitch, Clay Brock, James
Co-E- ds
vices for the following men: Messrs. Moore, Alex Herrington, Wathen MedCharles-Marti- n
Wert, Hugh L. Dor-ma- n, ley, Joe Graves, Daniel Griffith.
Grant Stone Bell, William Raymond King, Thomas Howard StevenSigma Nu Banquet
son, Robert Franklin Hayes. The cerThe members of Gamma Iota chap
emony was impressive and the pledges
were enthusiastically applauded as ter of Sigma Nu fraternity of the
"University of Kentucky, entertained
the candidates are chosen for
with a banquet in the ballroom of the
$39.50
chapter, the Lafayette hotel at 7:30 o'clock Friday
Members

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Founder's Day Banquet
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity of
the University of Kentucky celebrated
Founder's day with a banquet, Wednesday evening at the Phoenix hotel.
Low bowls of violets, the fraternity
flower, decorated the tables.
Toastmaster Raymond Connell introduced the speakers who were as
follows: "Kentucky Epsilon As I
Know It," Prof. B. P. Davis; Forrest
Seamon, "On Coming Into S. A. E.";
Paul Porter, "Fraternalism;" Gerald
Griffin, "The Future."
chapter
includes:
The active
Messrs. Thomas Armstrong, Glynn
Dow Caldwell,
Baucom; Frank Brown,
J. L. Darnaby, E. T. Higgins, Sid
Rowland
Rachell,
Johnson, John
Schulz, Logan Webb, Harold Greever,
Leroy Keffer, Gayle Mohney, Frank
Phipps, Paul Porter, Lon Rogers, Leslie Layman, Henry Lewis, Livingston
Reed, Claybrook Turner, Job Turner,
'William Upham, Beverly Waddell.
The initiates: Messrs. Harold Bird,
W. C. Brooks, Josh Denham, Fred
Farley, John Goodloe, 'Earl Jones,
Wendell Layman, Forrest Seamon,
.William Maxson, Don Whitehead.
Messrs. Charles
The pledges:
. Bostier, Basil Coffman, James Collier,
Leroy Kerley, Victor Lear, June Xy- ons, Paul McBrayer, E. K. Rjce, Glenn
Pope, Harver Stone.

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host, were: Messrs. J. M. Rachelle, evening, following the initiation ser
G. T. Fenn, R. W. Spicer, W. E. Sher vices.
Mr. Collis Ringo acted as toastmas
wood, E. T. Bullock, C., S. Daugherty,
ter and the folowing men responded:
B. K. Kells, W F. Raymer, A. 0.
Charles Heidrick, Robert
C. B. Smoot, A. E. Lewis, D. J. Messrs.
Hauryr H. M. Otto, J. Crouse, R. A. Creech, Grover Creech, Earl Wallace,
Dr. George Wilson and Floyd Wright.
Stipp
The chaperones were: Dean and Thj program carried out the radio
idea with the responses as radio
Mrs. F. Paul Anderson, Prof, and Mrs.
Board Meeting
broadcasting numbers and with the
A mesting of the board of directors D. V. Terrell, Prof, and Mrs. Richard toastmaster representing the "tunand Mrs. L. S. O'Ban-no7 of the Woman's Club met at 10:30 Johnson, Prof, Mrs. C. S. Crouse, Prof, ing in."
Prof, and
- o'clock Tuesday morning in the ColThe initiates were: Messrs Hu
lege of Law. Mrs. C. R. Melcher, and Mrs. E. A. Bureau, Prof, and Mrs. bert Buckles, James Ellison, Robert
L E. Nollau, Prof and Mrs. R. D.
presided.
Byrd, Louis Haun, Llewellyn Bowen,
t,
Hawkins, Prof, and Mrs. B. B.
Prof, and Mrs. T. J. Bann, Prof, Fellison Speiden, Edward Miller, Sid
ney Webster, William Tuttle, Frank
and Mrs. E. F. Farquhar, Prof, and Davidson.
Mrs. J. B. Dicker, Prof, and Mrs. E.
Members of the active chapter:
L. Reese, Prof. C. C Jett
Messrs. Charles Heidrick, Robert
Creech, Dan Haury, Charles Petrie,
Reading Circle Meets
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, the Arthur Lewis, Patrick Warnick, John
Keyes,
reading circle of the Woman's Club Floyed, James Franceway, William
Nick Clines, Richard Lewis,
of central Kentucky, presented a
group of religious and philosophic
books, in the ballroom of the Lafayette hotel.
Mrs. L. B. McMullen presided. FolVIA ALL LINES
lowing was the program: "Job", an
AND TO ALL PARTS OF
interpretation by Prof. Edward F.
Farquhar: "This Believing World," by
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Ida Withers Harrison; reviews and
appreciations of recent ,books on reTo.
ligion and philosophy by Mrs. L. B.
McMullen, and Mrs. Frank L. McVey
who is chairman.
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The Child Study Group of the
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Alumnae Luncheon
The alumnae of Alpha Gamma
Delta met at the Lafayette hotel Sat
urday for a luncheon, after which
a business meeting was held. The
tables were decorated in red and buff
roses and lighted tapers. A delicious
luncheon was served.

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