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?ton birthday features of
The tree was covered
cherries.

the
with

George Parks. 1400 Univer-A

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‘.~ sm;d,y dinner guests at the vari-

-gas fraternity houses wene:

ma Rho: "Cleo Mer-
[na Bernstein. ”
its-la Shotwell

irzhit "
of Richmond and

Delta Tau “Delta: Lois Chamber-

. new . .
. P; 3.99. Alpha: Margaret Owen,

Meredith and Fern Keaton.
Tau Omega: Helen Louise
. James Graves and
(Th n.
Jogpéfilphaz Mr. and Mrtk 5- A-
-pmgbfidge, Helen Clinton. Marsa-
ut Gibsop. Jane Newmlll Ind‘

“Welch.

Theta Pi: Mrs. Rosa lngels.
an-s. Giltner lngels, Ralph Douzlls.
Weakley, Cont!!!’ 39899)’
of St. Joseph. Al Goepel and Grover
Godwin of St. Louis and‘Paul Dig-1
g-le of Kansas Cit

y. .
Dana Press Club: Carol Hubbard

Whitaker
Ruckert,
Cum-

Robert

of Kansas City. Rowena
of Stephens College. Anna
Maurine Cased)’. C-13??“-'9
minga. Wesley Harlan and
sunjey of in. .
phi Kappa Psi: Daisy Sweeney.
Headen. Helen

hart. Mrs. Ted
snare. and Grant Torrance. Carl
Rey.-lie, Stanley Johnson. Howard
wmdn,_ Edwin 'ennedy and
Charles Edward of Kansas Cit)’-
Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Ruth Ka-
dle and Mar)" Olive Marshall of

Beta Tau Mrs.

: Prof. and

Zeta _
Isadore Lubin. Miss Virginia Hains- ‘

further of Winchester. lll.. Miss
Gertrude Stein and Wallace Rahing.
Phi Epsilon: Kate Differi-
Alberta Mc-
. M. Melden.
Armstead Beldcn and George E.
Staples. ?
Phi DeltaiTheta—Dinner guests
yesterday included a number of
week guests-..vIho'attended the
formal Phi Delta‘. Theta dance Fri-
day night. They were: Mrs. A. S.
Barada. Miss Clydla Winchell, Miss
noes Zimmerman. Miss Jane

Gaeatham of St. Louis and Miss Au-

of Kansas City. Phi

Belflosrer: Orville Suttleton. Mary-
yllle; Nowell ‘Smith and Byron
Drummnnd.’ Gallatin. '

DI’. and Mrs. A. H. R. Fairchild
and Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Allen were
dinner guests at the Delta Delta
Delta house yesterday.

Beta rhea? 15.‘ Holds
Initiation Banquet .
Zeta Phi chapter of : Beta Theta

held its annual initiation ban.-
quet at Cue chapter house. 520 Col-
lose

ta at the banquet were:
Lue Loaier. Jeflerson .City. toast-
master; Thomas Barclay; Dean F,
M. Tisdel; Kenneth C. Teasdale. St.
a; Charles M. Buckner. Mar-

. St. Louis: Grover
' . Mills.
Klrhaville: Paul M. Diggle. Kansas

v_ City; C. B. Rollins: Dr. Dudley Rob-

nett: William H. Coleman; and W.
E. Kemp. Kansas City.

Mrs. Cecil P.-Krieg ms‘ the guest
of Mrs. L ..W.. St. Clair Moss at
Christian College at noon yesterday.

H
_ honor of her eighteenth ‘birthday.

Vivian «

Mrs._
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Honor of Mrs. Krwg ‘llhe following: Russel ' ' , ‘° "
Mrs. C. P. Krieg of Detroit. who ‘jnosworthi Curtis E. Grace. Albanrf amend. “,1 J_ S
is visiting Miss Adelaide Haaeltine. ;Roy D. Hockensmifln ,0-‘I'M--5..-t whim, M... Rosana Proctor,
W18 50110!‘ I008‘ 3‘ 3 W3“ “PPR 1-Jame; Lem). Jone,’ nu-yt-ille: 30”" Mrs. Bell Maxwell and Mrs. J. E.
last night given by Mrs. Eula Alex- ?I-- MP5)’. DId€"‘m¢3 3557"“ 5- 35°’ 11,0;-Mon. .
ander. Mrs. M. c. Mehl. Mrs. wn. Clell-nd. St Joseph: Dorm 500191’-

liam C. Dunckel. Mrs. T. J. Talbert 38310. Wind!"-

Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones went to

 

and Mrs E. R. Childera. at the home . . , - F -_ Joplin yesterday where they at-
of Mrs. Childers. 1322 \\'ilnon av.  ::rTP;i|;e.  apizdggrept trgcgmnded . Mhumri Univeniu.
en Keuhum. 9“ alumni meeting. .From there -

home of Mrs. G. W.

uc. -
Decorations of jonquils were‘used. tor Jones will go to Carthage and

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About twenty-five University wo-  ¥"Mnw”£::hum‘,::u,¢n 5.” Fort Worth and
men W970 Pl‘¢8¢Dl- JUYIORIK 019. dl_cum‘:in; uubihgment 3 ‘Houston. Texas. where he will_at-

ince-' , _
1915. and is now moving to a farmiund ‘l"""" m°°l""3"

four and a by)! miles north of Co-
lumbia.

guests were: Miss Eva Johnston.‘
Mrs. G. B. McDonough and Miss
Mary Maclzay.

Mina Auer.l3'~Izg—aged to
Harry Milton, Sedalia
The engagement of Miss Mina

Auer. a student in the University. to ‘
Harry Milton of lia was an-

.. » Members of_t-he Pi Beta Phi so-;
""‘° ‘“°‘‘’ ‘"’° """"’°"" rority will hold formal initiation

. tonight for Misses Catherine Miller,=
frfifixlifirswfifl :‘l€e’:‘i,;I:: 63.233: Aileen Hutton. Helen Clinton. Mar-
wedncaday evening with a formal _
dinner put}, in honor of Mr. ‘N.  Holcomb and Lula Moss

 

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Richard Bedford and Dr. and Mrs

nounc at a dinner Friday night, _ , , ' Miss Mary Cleo_phe- Brenueiscn

8l\'¢D 5)’ 5573- 5- 3- Mimi“ OT Sedih 7:?z’:':'d !r“;ie1‘A"::::“:!' lot: and Miss Esther Reilly spent the

lia The date of the wedding has :21)": . ' " week-end in Jefferson City. Miss
. .

Brenneisen visited her parents. and
Miss Reill was the guest of her
sister. Miss Ruth Reilly. 
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Frances Wilson. Christian Col-
lege. entertained the following
guests at dinner yesterday: Kathryn

not yet been announc .
Miss Auer left school Friday. go- A .l , _.u be . t "1 _
in‘ to -selhli" “nd.fmm were to ;homeuo\fe'M:.. Sviclney‘ galfierat, 81;
her “lime m st‘ !‘°u“' “ll” guts” §College avenue. by the Women's
rm Mum" ‘"d.M'” R3“.  . ‘_nl°"' 7Auxiliary of the Calvary Episcopal‘
:’°:;:e:im3_.°"u ";ut'|;'°em:‘:e”'3)', at’ 'Church from 3 to 5 o'clock Wednes-
° l’ ‘M C ‘ ‘d; All women of the
_ ~ - d - _ _ _ , Rnthgebcr. Margaret Edwards.
.heM'l.J:i"l3:?t ‘.8 a form" Sm em m 'l“"'l‘ {md Ep"‘°°p‘l 3" " lflhe Frances Kelly. Russell Sheets, Wal-
" .L'niverstty and Stephens and Ch5'1s- “.1. Bud}. and Romog Giuespia

M . St 1 ':.s~'Th"'.n1 t ,1 ' itian college are invited to atten _
rs ‘m e) mi “ cue ‘ml -—-———- Mrs. Burroughs Mosman. Mrs.
u

:‘:,:,"o,.';o:.'id‘:§.f.‘,,',f§',,"  1313:? 51:5 limb R_“Cl°“ Rf" F':d‘5' Leland Hazard and Miss La ra
' ' w I . n
 be: Miss  R.n‘on. hh.s_ lfor or omc in an-0 on en 'FIlU'lC¢S Headen returned 10 l.h(‘|I'
Dudley (3o!.1Il.€)'S..hll3x;s..kel. gr‘.   ;parents. Mr. and MS. Char]: in: Q“. “.eek_(.nd at
Spencer. Mrs. Kate Conley. Mrs. C. -fro"; thschin £1: 3 PM honest; fiiefn KRPPG Gamma l|0“8f-‘-
B- “°{{!""- ""- 5‘““°" 9' 3;?“-" Lesta Berry. Mildred Sturgia. Sallie‘ Miss Margaret Fithian and Mi...
fir‘;-R gladri" FE:’;;°"C~on’:‘e:_’° Mr; J‘ Lacy. Christina Patt, Parilec Stew- six?!»-jorie liarbaugh of 1:3“. Citt:
' . ’ ' .' ' " Alice Bu wi arrive in .umbia ay to

P. McBalnc. Mrs. C. B. Minor. ms. "" “d __ . . ,

non Woodward. Mrs. Bun T-yIor_ ix... c. B. Rollins. 510 now... f,‘“.$:§1.“.,.‘,’,‘,.°,.’:.'..,~§":_‘.‘.e‘,’,'.;'.§§‘}':,'i.,,,°'
and Mrs. Berry McAlester. ‘street. will entertain with three ts- inmflibn whid, will be how w,,;gm_

bles of bridge at 7:30 o'clock to-

 

thc Kappa

.Mi” Rofé Roscmhfl. emcruinedl t. guests be Dr. Mrs. John N. Belcher. I315 Rosc-
mm ‘ fl‘°'°°u”° dmner “ ‘h°'and Mrs. Stanley Smith. Mr. and ’mary lane._will entertain the Good

Daniel Boone Twcm Sufi“). even‘ ‘Mrs E Sydney Stephens Mr. and Time Bridge Club at 7:30 o'clock to-
:'"g in honor of Mi” Butfice mlblhlrs. A. G Spencer Mr.,and Mrsfnight. The guests will be Miss
°‘ 5“ "°"" “d M‘” ‘’‘’‘‘'‘‘'ii: A Logo}. and Mr‘ and Mrs. John Octavia Hall Mrs Weldon Cotton
Ilainsfurthcr of Winchester. Ill. The fS$,ke’8 ' ‘nd Mn Joc'Euu'
guests were: Cecilia Wallace. 3 . ' ____ ' °
Gertrude Stein. Virginia H-insfur-“ Robert Casebolt left Columbia last Miss Virginia Mullinax of cum.
ther. ‘Beatrice Hllb. .-llllll K°"3¢h night for St. Louis. He was the tian College had as her guests yes-
rld. 581:1? -llcgllls. SIMOIIS-°3lt1‘l‘}'~ ‘honor guest at a Washington's tcrday: Mr. -and Mrs. E. R. Castccl
""38 "99- “'9'”? ‘"7 ‘_’“3- gbirthday party here given Thursday , Russel and Wynne Casteel. Mrs.
53-80193’ 9311350" "id Rl¢h"‘d n3‘"~"' :night by Miss Mary Crovrson. Miss M'arion Hertig was table hostess.

 

further. ; -° 15' -1 ‘ 1)  --
. ‘ -—-—————— §;:n3I.)_.t:,:.:' ‘::esu:”wSe:.(.vu 3:1: The Girl Reserves of Columbia
Mi” Mildred Bold” W“ tbc;Decorations of red. white and blue . Huh s°h°°l Wm Kl“ ‘ w“hi"gt°"
guest of honor at a line-party at the party gomo;-mw .fu_-moon in u".

Thule!‘ SIllll‘dl)' filth‘ lfliwere used‘ ‘.___._.. gymnasium. The party is for mom-
3 1: . bcrs only.
ose who attended were: Kather- uih::dm::::‘:£1z:;°r;u sngtefit _ _ —_——.—._ _
in B°°"°' Lucile B"'"d°"b"g"' -their chapter house Saturday night :3";  :35: "id is‘ E“;
'Mary I.-Zaslcy. Ruby Beckner. Una‘-mm home Wu decanted in mm; _ra_ _ t ' an. ‘t_ Era mates 0
.R'u-c, hathleen Turner. Dorothy hS‘ap- _.nd bumin‘ “trying out at Mt”, Q.
M M} 'a';otic color scheme. The lights were
To"; es: Jidimmed with red, white and blue ________
e n 3hld¢8- Mrs. Barton Robnett and Mrs.
The "original cherry tree" and ‘Overton Robnett will entertain at
. Delta Theta Phi, honorary law “original hatchet” were \\"ashing- 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
fraternity. held initiation Saturday.

sue,-5 ¢ vs ell-end
‘Mabel Vanatta. Mary

I Nora Lee Thompson.

 

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Kappa pha eta ouse this-;,i.,
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party.:3"ith a bridge party at the home of;
cute. .

e karma-. 7-Glenwood avenue.

' ” » A THE COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25.19234  '

Ar Srarnnns common

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Miaambucilc Johnson of Kansas , , ,
guy Vmmd Mi“ Cordelia Bums wk M:-s. C. W. Wllhtts of Kansas City
Us v s

.the Gamma Phi Beta house last’

Wee?-s.n,d« .
H. E. McNatt of Kansas City was

Mr. I-lc!\'att was graduated from the
University in ‘-1909.

Miss Frances Zimmerman. who
has been a guest at the Pi Beta Phi
house this \s’cel;-end. left last night
for her home in Kansas City. -

Miss Jane liarwood of Kansas
City. who has been the guest of Miss
Elizabeth Ransom this week-end,

s returned to her home.

Misses Ruth Wharton, hlildrcd
Ford and Rachel Mnlfry were din-
N?!‘ Ruests Friday at the Delta Tau
Delta house

3"'°‘ Glb’°“' 5"“ K'"’h""" Syn" Members of th: £‘..~o. House fra-

ternity will entertain with an in-
formal dance next Saturday even-
mg.

Sigma Phi Epsilon announces the
pledging of Donald Glen Bailey.
Mcadville. and Robert Boucht-r, Jr.,
C larksville.

The Daughters of 1812 will meet
at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon
llillll Mrs. R. ll. Gray. 611 Maryland

n e.

Dr. and .\lr.~r. A. H. R. I-‘airchild
and Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Allen were
dinner guests at the‘ Delta Delta
Delta house yesterday.

Dinner guests at the Sigma Phi

13*” -‘P‘~'"i the “'°°l“°“d Via‘ he’ homes in Kansas City after spcnd- Epsilon frutcrnitv house vestcrday

were Prof. and Bvlrs. H. M. BL-ldcn
and Katherine l)ill'cndcr2l'cr.

Mrs. E. L. Brown. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Rosa lngels for
several days returned to her home
in Pleasant Hill yo.-'tcrdn_\'.

Mrs. Nettie (‘arts-r, fornu-rly of
Houston. Tr-x.. is the guest of llt"
niece. Mrs. H 1..

. Kt-mpstcr. 811
College avenue.

The dinner guest.-: at the D:-Malay
house Friday night were Misses Lor-
raine Bush and Doris Cuddy.

Members of the (‘nuntry Club will
entertain with an informal dance at
' ‘J o'clock \\'cdnc:~:du_v night. ,

ing her daughter. Miriam.
Mrs. T. W. Gregory of East S
lnuis visited her daughter. Helen.
last week.

Miss Helen Home was a week-
end guest of Mrs. J. D. Gillaspy.
615 Lee Street.

Mrs. W. A. Mc\'ean cl Tipton is
spending the week-end with her

r. Mary .

J. J. Oppenheimer, dean of the
faculty. has gone to Rochester.
.\linn.. on a business trip.

Miss Florence Sterling of Sedalia
was a guest of the Kappa Delta Phi
sorority for the week-end.

Mrs. E. W. Mounce of Liberty re-
turned home today after spending
the week-end at the Kappa Delta Phi
house.

Miss Elizabeth Poll: of Kansas
City. and Miss Josephine Huber of
Holden were guests of the Delta Rho
Alpha sorority for the week-end.

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Betty‘ Hill and Rosalie Knns

to Kansas City; Gertrude Th

and Hazel Johnson to St. Louis;
Ruth Carpe

t_ Lucelia Tamer to Carrollton; Jose-
phine Barnes and Marian Kinney to
Memphis;
lrene Hall to Fayette; Vera Wol -
ridge.to Windsor; Charlotte Meehan

to Norborne; Caroline Morgan to , . .
Hominy. OIda.. Margaret Adair to - JELLOW CA8 CO',___
Clinton; Underwood <-- ----'-"r

Council Bluffs; Virginia Long to

Slater; Pauline Linxwiler to Jeffer- 3- "f‘§"‘-5°" l-*"'5‘_-"F 5""
son City; Helen Baker to Centralia: ‘Si ”:u;?_‘.:£_”~DR‘
Alta Jones to Hallsvillef Marie so........... a....a.. and Tharana!
Steffens to Russelville: Gwendolyn W5" (‘nil in -M "'9'"

Bently to Bosworth; Marian Rose-

For This Week V

any girls are taking advantage-

uf the holiday Friday to spend
the week-end at home.
sie Weaver. Margard Dawson.

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Jftcr every meal

Misses Bea. .

.S‘(‘(l[t’d in .

its /)urz'l_\'

/’uc/:u_gc

night for the following: Williaml
Kent Jameson. Bartlesville. Oklo.;i
fFIoyd Stayton. Archie. Mo.: Oliver.
'Terry Kensinger. Clinton: La Vern‘ ?
Bloomer. Columbia; and Wilford H.;
Gowen. Jr.. Caruthersville. The in- ,
itiates were entertained at dinner»
Su’nday. 
~ Herbert Little. St. Louis repre-i
‘sentative of the United Presps. was a 3
week-end guest of J. Clark Wnl-';
Mr. Little 3 1

   

        
   

Closing
Out
Sale

. This Week Only

Big Reductions in
All Lines

Colonial Tea and Gift Shop.

‘Vt’
Va

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ter known as Ruby Black. is editor I 1
of the Matrix. the oflicial publica-5‘
ltion of Theta Sigma Phi. national

   

journalistic sorority.

Members of the Pi Beta Phi so-.
rarity will hold formal initiation at o
,7 o'clock tonight, Following initia-
tion thene will be a dinner for the‘
alumni and new members. Those to
be initiated are: Helen Clinton.?
Anna Katherine Sykes. Catherine‘?
;Miller. Aileen Hutton. Margaret , ,;
.Gibaon. Dorothy Holcomb and Lula,» ‘
1Moss Bobnett. ' l

 

 

  

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inspect:-’ more than 1.2.00

the best.
FIFTY such bccves

tail trade.

uv YOU ARE A RICHARDS
CUSTOMER

Mr. J. ll. Richards. one of the part-
n(‘2‘-()\\'ll(‘l‘:' of Columbia's Quality Meat

- Market. left on a buying trip to Kansas

tlnco wt-cl-is Mr.
knows meat as well as you know your A. B. C‘-'5.

packing house coolers of Wilson 52 C0-. S“"l7t &
(‘o.. Armour & (‘.o.. and the Cudahy Co. There he

and selects therefrom. purely on a basis  quality.

Richards on his last trip to Kansas City. Today
he leaves on another such pilgrimage. when he Will
again select the best for RICHARDS’ Columbia re-

By the time he returns. will you be counted
’ among our regular customers?

PHONE “TWO SEVEN OH”

over the 4:20 Wa-
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Richards. who

City. where he visits the

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were purchased by Mr.

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Cocoa-Fiber Door Mats
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