p.” T." THE ETENDEG JIISSOCRIAN. (NJLU IBM. 118501321. TUESDAY, 310721333 4.. 1010.
£3: . _ __.__ ____,. —.:_—.—— -—o o-—-——-?-’—1-— --Z-'° r’.-0‘ " "'—‘ " °-r --O--— -:—:-——-d--—- --— 1-—v 4- ‘*—" r — 4 v-"r ‘ ‘ "- °' ‘ ‘ ""” ‘ "““ 
1‘ jlthe guests 6! Mrs. L. W. at. Clatt~3foaa faughter, Miss Nora Hulett. who s-t1il'an reported yesterday that the party, ;
SOCIETY ] at the regular monthly meeting at be married tomorrow to John .\‘eu-lwaa given by Mrs. H. M. McPheetera.. ’
L1 l!2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon ingttotnm of Biythesriile. Ark. i N“ La“ R n—-W of L‘ on “O 1 f ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ’,‘ ,
l'“r hh _; .- ; 3 O W! ...,8 L
Mr. and am. F. W. Browne of Oak :'t’t°e:g::"&e’f_;§:;e “';’:,'’‘::e',.,‘’,.,,':,: um. r B Mumford save a tea yes-Jexpectezi the last of the week to be? I‘, O I] C ay tOn "__
Park. Illinois. have announced the: ' ma’ .1

“line men
.college was
late turn

was tormerly a student in the tutver-4 1-he Alp“.  Jmega fraternity.

all)’. and It member of Ration -MPh3,gas‘e a hay ride saturiuy night to
Theta sorority. Mr. Cveretreet is 8 May. and .\irs. J. E. Marshall
graduate of Whshhurn College. 3nd:.\lls.~a't‘s Patsy Bartlett.
a

sail for France next month to take ¢-.3,-, M3;-3;.-91 _\|c|_,aughIin, Sayne

up reconstruction work for "10 Red .u.1.«n'on. Florida Sane and Kathe

Cross. . r.ttt- Wcelts.

The French Club will hold its _\1i_.~5 ms.-.- «'3
mssttlhly social meetirtt: at the Alpha .-upsy or 3],

Tau omega house tonight at .:30

hfljii
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The dance which the t'lil (‘hi (‘hi

it has been pnstpom-d indciiztti--33‘. ,-.,,,.-um] ht-r w¢~_ro~:

n R .t ltttztlt - t
at the lialliel ltuunc Tau-tn \I<t:x-lat}

l.e\\'is .i r. cart-

, U lt.~bU"£ I it.ul-ittiu. l;-tttt i..mr.-s. u-_ it day -V‘’‘'- 6- aftcfnoon and c"'cnlnl:-
nuun for 11 ll rt, oi rv|:ItIt‘f-’- fin“ _ __ __ ,lt ~r rm \i.-t'ittr.-. sin .i
IDUIOYEG 10 1'011|mb13 """“ "°°“"‘“"' Miss Katherltw Ital)‘. trim 1"” l"“'“ \l «as Xlarv lll't‘TfN—'t'YIl:H'I and \llH'l:l""‘l.t!‘:fil-”"£’i.l4'-l‘l “MN lfmm-1‘ '
~ _ ‘I 1 ‘ . . , ‘- _ - - IN’ . . 0‘ an-qr I _
where a faintly reunion was ht.'il hurt mp guest of but‘ si.-at.-r. xii».-z I-Aha ‘.m.d‘_”a G1.“ at ,-amnrma “O . Wm .-.....,...,.._ ;. p_ 1-_..,. ",,',',r,,.,_,. 9 ° ' -_
day Th‘. Kama.‘ “,,_»oi't". .\ll'§. \lt~ltI!‘li!. “an. at th‘, Alvhn npjla Pl house.  I‘ ' ’ qvllllfflu-ll. Ilnttlu rimiilt Tlit-m1..p..  e S I    
, . A - ‘ he the guests of was l.u.ii.e ‘Wilson ,.~,,,,. ",.,,.,, .,.___,.H. I

A Q"”"''"' Mr‘ and ‘Hg’ “ H‘ "cm" “'’I' ""”"" '9 h” h’'"“' 1" '\“ad'' and Miss Ola i-‘Arley liurtram Curinfl ' ‘lit-t--I’. W J ls--~ vt.'- . . . . . .

er. Prc.-tcutt. Ariz. .\lr and .\ir.-e. J. it ,,,,,,(,,-.-,,.t. WW “_ek_md W“ wnwn and ‘H S3 it.-it.-r J W--I-an-r in-y Virginia Building, Upllnifl :
l.ewt.~'. Mr. and Mrs. ii A. -"-lJl'&fl1lt’- <—- —-o i‘ _ r  ‘__ j I _ ' " .l,l--fkrl- it-;f‘tr \\‘_r'~.'I-t. -‘lmrt.-9' 
S‘ Jnneph )1”; l_”__ “ha 31".‘ (l  }]§,§oo§ }‘a'|all] l{(Id{ufd_ _\|‘r-V ‘Ava l'r.l'3fll are .I'.I.\tl'5-'.‘ hlul Phlls ‘.|\;t';w‘a'.'.r’1. F:Jh"k3l. fills-It "Fol I-‘
nu-bran. lln<'in'i'lllc .\t.-; W ""4 “Ts. Fwy. Kuhmm "mm H“! wrmfle qr... Ti 3! Lurmt: of chit-aso vvho' _ - _ - .. .. .. .————-—.--.._
I-‘rank llarnhaus»-r. l’!':n.".t' llunte. .\l:t.ia».-v W” he dinner Niel” M "N vissilod her in-who-r i\lll‘am tier)‘ al mdmjdo wow"! Bums '0 ‘hum’ . w B1‘. ' -
Mn ; Mr. ants] Mart IJ \| Qua};-'93. Alpha ‘Wm H mm“ um K". I !l\‘t-rh 13 student last weekend ion: Mrs Lura it Supp of Elfurado ..
Musitngt-e 0 a: 4- an- rs. ‘f“ ' “ ' _ H mm. f‘ , ,_-. ,9,“ W, “J mm .' Spa-Ines mas blturrted in death on 11 r ' ‘ 3’
Walsh. Daienlmrt, ia., gtnd .\ir and An nut---.-tuwti nodding 0T l“-'‘’'‘’*‘ ‘ ' ‘ "' ' ‘  F  0 ‘ l R  IL  l

‘ .4 a

and
Cord.
member of the Phi ttelta Theta fra- Alice I-(urtz. I-Inc Gray. Virginia .\lc
ternity. .\ir. and Mrs. Overstreet W511 t':ure. .\iar1orie Peabod)’- Mildred L99

Denver is the
I-‘reudcnbergt-r

"is; i-:t;t Jnhnhlun gave a tea iron
4 in I; m-lock _t-g-st:-rtiagx flflerliuttli fur
fraternity llltll plarnui for .\’u\‘t‘mlt°f all 1‘nlx-er.-sity wmm-n. The girls who
‘ Jus-
ll". llt-pt‘ .lHril_\'li. Hester While-. Antit-
‘lnitr. Anita Lttnra Glazier and t‘l.t.n

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who bl“ “tended. .5 the terday afternoon for the girls in theme guest of aliases Gladys and Vet
former”. co,edm._.auDn‘1'.(‘ollo!ze of Agriculture.

5 The Alpha "i‘au Omega fraternity
will give a smoker .\lotiday night for Travis. Ben Travis. Joe Travis and

the freshmen of all the fraternities.

.\ir.

fl
and .\irs.
8

ruln Pentilcton of Independence. Mr

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O

vi-rsity tin
ma A11-ha Etstlun fraternity.

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her rttro-nis She was accompanied

by l.-gilt-2 (‘amino nl l-Ilsbcrry. ivhor-V" 551'?’ "W-“ b°"" '7‘ 300"? ‘'~W'".‘'

.\trs I-Zarcest Ocri)‘. G°""’""‘ ‘mm’ M“ ‘ashmm ‘ffiilmfis llmtllh “V W
.\i.o. F 1! wins: the luncheon the son. '18": 191' 0 - V “W e '9- ' _ P _ _
at-tv \“%(lJl(-(IJl -lttmhene l'ttllt.'Rl‘ and the ltttlmrtatait of Mexico. and Dean John- ‘M '1'? i2“'‘-‘'- “7 ll" ‘‘*-‘“‘F- ‘U55 “'17)
ll’ 1- r ‘its L . ‘in all \'»-w York ("iv Whirl: M03! l‘“'3" {“”"“"‘
3'! 'a'l_‘ § _.. Q“ ‘ l ' . . -
_ - __ 1  §‘!tlrd8!' t'\t'ii‘l'lt.t. .\' vcmh--r l.

Ila-rt.-tie Guitar t'Illl.‘rl2llfl9(l as l‘lfl"'lt* lL‘:!l}lI'1't.' the bran-. Among the “"9"” "l “'9 l‘'‘"“ 139513 99"“
I‘-1iIDbf'1' 07 -'l‘l1‘DdS 31 3113".‘ 53537133)‘ Vultttnln.-t i=tttcRis \|'t'l'P ‘ilr. and Mrs. h‘“"“° d"""”‘ ll“-' "°'”""-""“l"K “'9"'k'
'__H_n:m‘,. 4 [NW ‘ulwn Mr and _\".s_ (3 3 end \v:l£ be .\lisa .\iary Elizabeth

‘ ' ' Rawiintts of Sister. \in. - is.-t I-‘lot-a

~ - ~ ' .- 3 p ,d \i .. Irvine Ho"ltitda,\‘
Mrs. John F. Rhodes and small um". H M‘ l:‘l'ttnlt Rollins
daughter. Hulda Cur-‘Inn. lire riaillllfi

Dena Wttltcr \\'llltant.~'

l;iitiIt"_\' Mill:-r..
I-‘rank llmtstun

Fredcririt .\'l(*(lEl'i’ll(‘_l'9l." iii the guest 1011 "id H3”-V WW‘
of his mother and Mr. and "" '
Biro. F. W. .\'ie-dermcyer
was _\.,,.1ha _1a,.¢,,,-_ “-5,, has Keen illltisr of Mr and Mrs Charles A
visiting friends here. return:-ti to her Y. um:
home yesterday.

and
The wefding music
_ vt-as played by Emil Nathan. Paul .\lor-

xtrs John Aniu-ne,v has returned
from Kansas t'ity where she was 1111‘ Per

__ _‘ .\ir. and .\irs Etlltflr liuiett will give
The Fhrifiuan ('(,n,.g.. cgqh will iv ii dinner tmitizht in honor of their

llewitt of Kansas I‘it_s. lilies .\iatilda
Lascll of .\lnttland. .\ln. Miss E'i'«l\'n
Pr-t-it or Wt-stborn and Sit-a John
I-‘rnst of Plattsburt: lire I-‘rust will
visit Miss Elizabeth Biaclt an! Miss
Perl: will visit her sister. Miss Mary
it.

Mrs I-2.
gave
D0011.

It bridle part)‘ Thursday
B)’ mistake the Missouri-

nu
after

Get Your Work Done Early

The UNl\'ERSITY BARBFR SHOP will
he closed during the Nebraska game. 53tUl'd9.’~'-
Novcmltcr S.

U N l\'liRSlTY BARBER SHOP

ll S. Xinlll- St.’

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licdl elcnitgmeotlo ggscribc
' ~;.; the‘ I920 ”
SAVITAR

ITS ‘AwFUi.LY"
CLEVER GIRLS‘.

What’s in it---

rite hundred or more perm oi t-|t'"Im~ m"°°"“
Itnd lnlt-rt-~iliI¢ ft'lI|lll'l‘\ ul ill!‘ “llltlflllh 0‘ "'9 I'M‘
,,.,,",~ 0; mt-murl and iltclr daily life around the
rumpus.

    
   
 

in an sPfll0ll never excelled in the llissourl Val-
ley. all taken from the ancient lllndu myth of
sulfur. the sun God. It villi include rltrhi put"
In three col-ms. ehtin pasta in four colors. l%(‘l.'il)'~
tjve page». In two I‘tvl(It'?- and a .-scmrate color bar-
tier for each page.

A new sixteen-patro tics section produced in "'0
colors IIpolI_the Sun God theory.

A sen-n-page Satltar Queen section. carrying out
i‘urthc.r the unique ilindu art work

tine tfuudred panes of snappy. life-like photographs
and cartoons. taken front actual llnpprlllng.-i around
the Pampas. (if you dou‘t want to laugh for an
hour straight don't buy a Satitar. We've already
trot some been stufl for this section.)

l-‘llty pages of eutertainlug|,- {old feature stories
and anccdotes about individual students. organiza-
tions and allldflll life. humorously lliustnted with
cartoons and actual pictures.

A complete review of every athletic contest and
the work of each llatllrldlni player, with photo-
REP

Pictures and stories of every student activity and
«rent of the year. '

I-'lfty pages of class pictures.

one hundred pages of lrala-Hilly. sorority sad or-
ganlaalion group pictures.

!any other interesting features that will make
the ttsosavltarabooktohelengeberlahedasa
reatindereltitia yearatold llssoat-Lallboaad

in an expensive dappled gray Holley rover. cou-
siructed to stand lard usage.

Oh Boy! ! And all for $5.00 or less according to scale
Buy now---Wear a Button. ’

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(}w.rg¢'t!e B/oust:

Artistic designing and clever
nruginatltv. t-ntnbioed with ex-
qut.~a;t-- \A't.Il'l|lfl‘ll-lnillllji make these
hlnuscs li‘!'8:4lfiiihl_\' t-harming.
in all size.-:, and th«- a-ant:-d
shatles

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Dow (‘uric-rgarmcntt

in soft flue fabrics-stilts. sat-
ins. nainsooite.
undergarments
maximum in beauty and service.
There are complete assorttnents
of camisoles. chemlses. bloom-
ers. teddy-bears. underakifts.
and combinations.

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‘~ Millfitery

Charming hats for all occasions
mark our mitlinor! salon. Ab-
solutely aulhenlc to style. trim:
mlnll. and colors. There are
a smaller or iron on
tanuu_ Franck Room of Keith.

    

Louis Stephens and
.\iiaa Elizabeth Stephens of Sedalla'
are the guests of Mr and Mrs R. W
Wright.

t-.io~ Irwin of I-saunas (‘tty to ltice l..ln- I

P.-ndleton furtiieriy attended the i_'ni-'
was is nit-nther of the Sig-

.\lt.-sm-.~ Irene Waffurti. Lillian liar-
v--). iluth Welly and I-Zmtniudee Proc-t
tnr .:f .~‘«tettht~n.-n (‘allege were dinner
um-sis ill the (‘ht time-gtt house last;l’" 3
night

R. Childere of Wilson are-'

   

  
   
  
   
 
   
     
    
      
   
  
   
     
    
  

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Representing Boochc’s Billiard Academy
will meet

Mr. C. J. Mcliniry

of Scdalia

-Doacy. University students.

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Miss Madge Hurst. .\iisa Helen!

,Don Rankin of Tarltlo will be among
{the llomecommg visitors Saturday.

Mrs. Sarah B. Holden of Cincin-
_ nati. Ohio. is spending the winter with

her sister. Mrs. Fannie B. )loore. 13
'.Allen place.

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Miss Margaret .\lt~('austIand. who
;spenl the week-end with her parents.
- Dean and .\trs. E. J. M('Caustluud. re-

t rued to Ltndenwuod Foliege at St.
4 (‘haries yesterday.

a 1.000 ball picket billiard match to he
plaved in eight blocks. Mr. Layton being
required to make 135 before Mr. .\lc-
Eniry makes I00.

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Lelia-rs Not (‘filled I-‘or.
List of um-{tainted lPtl0|’ii rt-r:t.m.ittg
in the Columbia lwstoffit-v .\’m.'cttt-

The public is invited to the ltloclts, tn lit
played \‘ir'cdncsday. Nov. 5 and Thurs-

 

iarm nzrth or that city last 'I‘hurstia.v

She was 5'.‘ years old
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,  l’LL HELP YOU
SAPP BROS.—'-

Be a sl'B.Nt‘RiBlEll to your favorite tnatzttzlut--t. Pick ‘em out!

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  Woman's Home nompatttoti S2 5.‘flul'Ill|}' 1‘3“t'Ili!l8 1'“-l .32
' Antrria-an Biagnztnet 82 l.¢'~llQ"e-‘ ti§lu.~.tr:tt---i We-a-kl)": 35
First class workmanship tuumry Guntlvnma 31 "='W~ '

and prompt service guar-
anteed. Work called
for and delivered with-
out extra charge.

5.11.: ‘gm _\'u\\', or 1'11 call. t-‘l-Zil\'lt'i-.' is my muttu

M. B. VVI LLIA MS

(Student, earning his way!

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810 Broadway Phone 562-R

phon, m.‘ 1143 whggc -rt, 10 p m ‘I t'v'mc mc, lluf Paquin

 

Dainty Accessories

Complete the Costume

(Io!/mm Ifosicry

l-‘ull-fashioned stilt hoslerf of
rm-ngntzed merit. This hosiery.
protected by the famous gold-
stripe. is guaranteed not to run.
Pure dyed. strongly reinforced
at points of hardest wear. d
in all colors. and sizes.

 
 

/firtshionablr tr-omcn nou'ada_v.t realiztr that it is at-
mm'on to the Jmall detail: of Mir tmrdrobc Ilia!
ntaltcr I/tr romplrtr costume di'.ttt'nriit-elv t'nd{t~t'd-
ual arm‘ t'nrrca:t'rtg1_t' a(tt'arft't'e. '

(.'/more i‘/tctr firm: -tttfth at rare[t:1di.trrimt'na!t'on as
you-rltoorc your suit or your coat. Strive for dis-
It'ndt'on in drers by t'ortn'Jerin_q the (fed of the
-tr/tole costume u-Inert it is set of by that often-
nc_q!:'ried' arrourrtmrntr. .

 
  
 
  
 
   
  
   

Chic Footu-ear

Dame Fashion says. "Lions.
pointed Vamps in your footwear
this season." Our department
shows shoes that will set your
costume oi! to best advantlcex
Be assured of fine quality leath-
er authentic styles. and tits
satisfaction of tieing well-shod.

{I} afar an unlimited scierlion of all these charm-
ing complement: to Mi1ad)": apparel.

 

Silk Ribbons
Silk and Linen Handerchiefs

Velvet Bags

Beads Veils Tulle Belts Buckles

 

Certfcmeri Glove?
These famous cloves. imported 

PERR Y- WARD COMPANY

-' Formerly
Regen’ Apparel Shop

directly trout the CentamsrI'_
factories at Grenoble.

Columbi“ ,.-. . \ Missouri