The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-09
LAMBDA CHI DANCE SOCIAL


 One of the most brilliant dances ever held in this city was the dance, Friday evening at the University club, given by the lambda Chi Alpha fraternity from 10 to 3 o'clock. For the occasion the spacious rooms of the club were beautifully decorated in the fraternity colors of green, pur- pie and gold. The beautiful crystal chandeliers were festooned with southern smilax, and the windows and doors were also festooned with smi- lax, while palms and ferns were placed in every available space, mak- ing a lovely setting for the beautiful young girls who were guests of the Lambda Chis on thls brilliant oc- casion.
 The Dominoes, who have been ab- 5ent from the city all during the sum- mer, furnished music for the occasion, which was real social event for the young girls and boys of the city who will soon be leaving for various col leges. During the evening punch was served from two tables. one in the beautiful reception room and from another on the roof garden. The orchestra was placed so that dancing could be enjoyed both on the roof garden and on the lower floor of the club. Fraternity leadouts and college ieadouts were features of the eve- nings entertainment The committee In charge, John c. Tyson, Jr., Bob Matherne, w. H. Cooper. Earl Luts and Arnold Smith, worked untiringly In their efforts to make this dance the social event of the season, and their efforts were rewarded, for the dance was the most enjoyable event of the summer season.
 Beautiful favors were given the girls who were guests of the Lambda Chis on this occasion. The favors were handsome sterling silver per- fume containers, beautifully engraved with the fraternity insignia, and sus- pended on black silk cords. Miss Vir- ginia Nelson Miss Virginia Wilkin- son, Miss Virginia Gunter. Miss Ellen Gunter. Miss Effie Futile, Miss Caro- Tyne Laslie of Tuskegee, Miss Flor ence Evans. Miss Ruth McCleIlen, Miss Mable Lamberger of Greenville. Miss Louise Britt, Miss Jule Pitts, Miss Bettie Tullis, Miss Mary Kate Ingram, Miss Nell Thomas, Miss Eleanor Nicely. Miss Tutty Julian, Miss Martha Knight, Miss Catherine Flowers, Miss Camerone Brame. Miss Elizabeth Donovan, Miss Cassie Leta Garrett. Miss Marjorie Galliher, Miss Lucy Joseph. Miss Dorothy Kirtland, Miss Louise Strebile and Miss Gwen dolin Barnett were special guests of the Lambda Chis on this occasion.
 The Lamba Chi Alpha men who NSAC P4 tSChb WClO I1Op ACkeT, 1OunE Wall, Bob Matherne, Arnold Smith, Fenimore Cooper. Curling Meyer, Joe Harrison, Doc Penton, Lonnie B. Sweatt, Billy Cooper, Johnny Holmes, Frank Parker. Julian Belser, Wilson Traywick. Doc-Harris, Pelham An derson, Tommy Belser. Dave Craw- ford, Gladden. Harrison, Frank Me- Fadden, Lawrence Smith, Luther An derson, Tom Sharpe, Thomas Byrum. Matt Holmes, John c. Tyson, Jr, Tommy Thompson. Clayton Hudson Doc Rush, Max Faulkner, Willie Ben ton Sowell, Andy Downing, Pinkey McMeans, Lewey Robinson. Baskin Wright. Preston Clayton. Young Traywick, Duprey Davis. Emmett Me Gauley, Ben Hardeman, Charles Parker, Joe Wilson, Earl Lutz, Fred Saywell, Bill Long. Alex Schaub, Hamilton Perkins, Charles Covey. Wallace Hall. Earl McFadden, Jack Wilson, Clyde Forman, Douglas Snow and several others.
 The chaperones on this occasion were: Miss Mary Burke of the Uni- versity of Alabama, formerly of this city; MT. and Mrs. A. Coke Smith, MT Harris, MT. and Mrs. B. H. Cooper, MT. and Mrs. L. H. McKerall, MT. and Mrs Lonnie B. Sweatt, MT and Mrs. Blue and Mrs. John Flowers. Judge ana Mrs. c. T. Mayfield and Judge and Mrs. T. C. McClellen.