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In IARIAN wIl.l.IAIIs. DAl°t‘.llTI.R or Ma. A.\'D . W. s. WILLIAIS.
-. vitosaa aaanim moat‘ To l.i:i: swi.\'Dl.i»‘.it or )It‘skoct~:!; OKLA. THE
.t'it|!:ION\' Toot; tan. AT HIGH .\'uu_\ AT Tim rt MTTA PH! ll0l'SF..
;; The Pi'Bcta Phi house. 500 Rol- case. Bliss Williams presented her
,, fins street, was the scene high attendants with bracelets stud-
 nooa today of the wedding in Miss ded with stones.
.;.HariIn Williams, daughter of Prof. . Swindler let‘; here
:and Ira. W. ‘ Williams for a motor
a.Virginia avenue. to Lee through the .\'orth. For traveling.
::Sl'IlIdler of Iuskogcc Mrs. Switidlcr chose it tan
“.3 9,510, frock trimmed with lace. .

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"*.-Tbe-Rev. Marvin T. H
of the Broadway Methodist Church. match» and a izrsen coat and hat.
ring
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2 It-each side of the mantel st
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' mborothy, Perkins’ roses
_ INCPIY.

Guests from out of town who at-

on tended the wedding were: .\lr. and
lgpgg-C.\lrs. J. A. Swindler, the bride-
basliets filled with daisies, irro0m'-‘ Parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
",4 but‘. Brown. .\lrs. H ' Gotcher. and
fined with ‘he “me .\l_i.~'ses Laura Smalley. Lucille and

elerad itc material
mhnked with ferns and flaiaies.

A basket

; “flop” urigh un and)“ an "ch Lila Swindlcr. fill of Muskogee; Mr.

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',,pla¢-Os before the altar. Nil guc.~‘ts from Columl-in will
i. The bride’; gown was oi‘ white be pn-st-tit.

‘ georgette fashioned ‘Ill’! Tuesday.

oAKI'd$ of cc Her tulle veil was A liridgc lunch;-..n win 1... git-.
;.aI‘rangNl in comnet style. and held on .1 the (‘ouniw (‘luli. (lnlv
oil” Pb" 5)‘ 3 hind Of orange blos- IDPl1ll)(‘l‘.~ will bc.pn~_~¢~nt. ‘
your. (‘union in the hack e The Kiwanis ciuv. will have
..;V1'll- huff: rare old lace shim‘! luncheon at the Daniel Boone

_ uwhlch belonged to Miss Williams’ Tau-m
:3!‘ mother. The bride carried a The Rosemary Bridge Club
'1“ 0! lmdt“! roses. will meet at the home of Mrs.

jmfi‘ "7 "'9 Wilt)’ Ind Qrfhld A. LaRue, 1700 Rosemary lane, at
M Ilsa Margaret Williams, the 7:30 u'clock_

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e in in ct ce. 1- - . . . _

 '& were similarly dressed. :ie.{:-wot?‘;;:en\§°;[:!(:moBn:3m_.$
,.. '” u::m' wmdl" '""""‘ °"° Methodist Church will meet with
.9534. Ilsa Laura Clark blue Mrs R C Butch.‘ 506 Rod
3-“ Janioa Robert Hoax the ma- en  ' ‘ 0’ K’
M f ho 9 ‘ - ‘ - . . .

:« n ° ta  "‘ $2”; Lions Club picnic will be given

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nnd  Joseph Luckie of Mfilfli;

’. 3 Hrs. itsumi .- uipscomb. who‘3l-'- and Mrs. Edwin um and Gor-
. .;played the wedding march. also ac~ d"" GT3)‘ "{ 533985 Vii)‘: .\lr. and‘
lfvieoni nied R Warnick. who

Mrs. Charles Roux. .\lrs. lien
tfsang ‘-‘At Dawning” before the ccr- _ — » Z M
.1. etaony. ‘
’ Ir. Swindler and his best man.

'3.

SOCIAL CALENDAR
Monday.

:‘ ended by the Retcrend \ir Han hThe Knitting Club will meet at
H is: Williams .and her father. l I‘ ht-nw of .\li'.=. D. S. Conley.
" b the mum“ of H04 Rosemary lane. at 2:30

o'clock in the afternoon.

Mrs. C. H. Fisher of JL-Hex-sun
(‘ity will entt-rtiiin uith it bridge
party at the Jello-rsoii (‘ity (gun-
try Club in honor of Miss Mil
drcd Allen of Kansas (‘i't_v. Sec-

-- of honor and followed by the train
.. ll". P511998 1408111. came dovm
_-Om stairway, which was decorated
::Vith silver baskets of flowers tied
.~..Vith large white tulle bows. and en-
.‘ ‘taped the living room. taking their

at the Pinnacles.
Th

_:'t:Il't'id colonial bouquets made of unfhy’ _
“nun . “ “,_‘_ Rotary Club will have its neg-
“, mug "mu tan’. ular weekly luncheon at Harris’.
illagin. was attrac1.a' ely dressed in The D‘&m°" °f 1812 will
a land-eiabroidered frock of white. "3 ‘ " "'° ‘‘‘’'’‘° “’ We 10'1"
:'_ 1.m.¢“td,. ,o"°‘.;n‘ ‘M N» .\. Taylor. 812 West Broadway.

at 2:30 o'clock.
lleinl-en: of the East Broadway
Club will meet with Mrs. ll. ll.

. a two-course dinner was
3311!.‘ The wedding cake, trimmed
with baby '

     

. braath and nude ha’
‘Carob. hide an efl’c:iive ccnturfpiecz ‘ "07 F3‘: §’°‘d''‘3'- ‘‘
'-,Tbe-aun_prlnr was decorated with “A hm fin he ‘Wm “ we
‘I ‘ - 0"‘ Country Club. Only members
will be present.
In” mfilfiltf of Miss Elin-
bath Smiley of

Tyler. 'l’ea.. to
Earl. Hook of Dallas. will taie
Place at 'l'lkhVlt0Ofl. at.tbe home
of the bfide in Tyler. Tex.

    
      
      

The women‘: Auirniu-y of ‘the
' will Ineet at
_ clock.

flora} the ¢¢rem(,n_\- in They will be at home in Muskogee;
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' i .ii. a. Edniiaton and family of St. Iaesvindler. . . _
lbouia; and lira. Bailey Hoax a l
Jlisa Betty

Miss Ruth. Douglass

§Former Student 'u;’_d3 S-t g:‘P’D°‘9"3 . ad
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?M¢"""3d W9d"‘3d“y gciaude Elmer Stephan: of St. Louis
. um Florence Todd. rhter of ‘were married at 9 o'clock this morn-
§Mr- and 355- Jew 3- 7°“ °‘_ S"3ing at the home of the bride’: taoth

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Savannah, otTic'
’ The ‘ e wore a
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'-:‘s'"d°"‘hp"; ‘the family were present at the wed
B‘p"'“ CM" 0 ding. Mrs. Stephens was fornierl
' ' { "hm a student in the University. and Ir.
‘°"" ° ° tephens is a graduate of the Uni-
versit .

ahat of the‘.

__}dr. and Mra.“St1-phens left here
imm lately after the ny.
“ d \ N. They will be at home in St. Louis
l(!l3u'l‘thl"f“gt.. J:i~::h was the  “flu. Sopwmber 1'

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Miss Sutton Gives

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.-er girl. She wore a frock of whiter

organdy. For in traveling gown. 01}? _
bride wore a black chiirmeen suit B,-ufgg Pa;-(y 
‘md .' buck nu" Mt‘ ‘ Miss Evelyn Sutton entertained

' Miss Todd is a graduate of the:
,luwa State College at Ames. and is in .
i member of the Pi Beta Phi aoror-;
iiy. Mr. Davis was graduateddfrom ‘
the University of Missouri. an is ti, Those who uumded we"; “in
.;"‘''‘‘‘’‘'F ‘f’ ‘If   3:2‘ §Mildi-cd Batterton, um. llowand
’;“‘°m"I’)"|  ‘(E01 bi " and Vinyard of Marion, lll.,
lliiuiill-dinioilx-0aiter‘i'i:e "Q.-..-mt... Min Gertrude Wayland. Mrs. Wal-

mem was a pmm M W id‘ ;do Proctor. Miss Margaret Nowell

. . ‘Miss l.ouis'.- Nowell. Mrs Ned
"""“‘ ~“""‘ ‘~'"“'“" ““"' "“"‘°""t(;iiii.« sir- .i Mckdams Mix»; Mary
:.\lr. and .\lr.\'. Davis will lie at home j \,P“;_''_  \'“'_.;‘m.rga.n-t Ttiylnr

after. July 1 in Tarkio, where Mr. _
D-ii’; h- t‘ t .‘ »i.‘
2.:  .::.::‘.“°':...::.":.- * Even Peters and

tended the wedding were: Mr. and 1]. E_ hffnton Afar,-i(»(]

Mrs. Louis C. l\'urtz. Jr., and .\lrs.f . ‘ . . ,
Don Malin of Des .\lolne.~’: Mr. and ’an:':;; .FJ;.|~enM!:,:::.-,3 Goff hgt‘”.lsof.-uh
Mrs. Louis Trzichsel and dauglitt-r,? we 5 '5 home‘ of‘ ‘la?
Eleanor, Mr. and sir... John ‘ {WW8 mm W Md M" _hmN
Carey. Mr. and Mrs. 1-2. H. .\leyt-rs, ’F 9" ‘(am-M my 1“ Ho
Miss Mary Carey, and Mrs. I-‘red .o‘,'dm_k ‘his nfltmoon. ' "
Trachsrl ¢if_St. Joseph; and 3'll$8‘* TM bride wed her 8. S.
Mabel .\lc\\illiams and .\l. l.. \\ ells _‘re. {mm “Laue nivenfly h 19-”
of Hiawatha. Kan, ~' ‘

‘Mr. Minton' r«:eived his LL. D. and
Linen Shower Given

for Miss Ruth Rusk

Miss Ruth Rusk. whose marriage
to Hiram Currey will take place in
Boston. Masii.. Monday. was the . V
honor guest at a linen shower giv- i _ -“'53 Nflmufld l-_3<l"l‘!1R_€T- 1 Ham’
en by Misses Elizabeth and Frances ilton way. entertained with _a lunch-
(Jrinslead and Mrs. Justus Tyler, at ,t‘*‘“ I} 1 0'<‘l0t‘k 3~'1“"l-¢’¥‘d8)' 1“ h°"°"
the Gi-instead home. 1621 llinkson 07 35"“ MIT)’ E"IIM. W50 has '1‘-

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:Partg in Honor
of Ilfiss Mary Emits

avenue, from 4 to 6 o'clock _vester- ll-3""-‘d "‘°9ml‘ ‘Wm D""' nil"-
day .f1,..,-m,.,n_ \ (llesley. Mass ‘ ‘

‘ Those who attended were: Misses The 0016? X11955 B‘??? MW‘ 53"‘
Rm}, xg¢h(,1,on_ _\'¢11j¢. 51“ Ann Wheeler and Miss Mary Fern
l\'orthup. Mary Lois Pyle, Sara 'K3ml13<'3""|dl-

Seaity. Margaret Smith. Dorothy "—__:-

“-.‘.‘u'. Eiiubeth Brogan. Helen" Dean and Mrs. l‘. B. Mumford
forislen‘ 3.“ June pykn M. - and daughters. Ruth and Dorothy.

jlcft here this morning in their car
‘for Michigan. They will go to the
inortherii peninsula of Michigan and

0 Wisconsin. finally stopping

7)
Haw, Helen Crouch, I-‘lossie Bell
McDonnell. Betty .\lae Baker. Ruth
Cari-yer. Hcttie Clemens. Nettie
‘Clemens. Willie rews, ..

Crouch, Helen Hawkins, Lola Hana ‘“ -“Idem Ml'~‘l‘-- “'h°''‘' "'93 h“'°
kins. Hele Hughes Allie Mae “ "“"‘"“"' °_°"~“3'~“ D?" ’"'d Mr‘
Loudenback, Ramona Loudenback, Mummrd “"11 remr" "‘ ‘ mbmhi

while Miss Ruth and Miss Dorothy
Mumford will spend the A
(‘amp l-lecliuwa at Michigauime.
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Mary-Moody and Anita Moore. and
Mrs. Bose Jackson.

   

3 Entertains Wcddiiig A
Party at Diimer Two birthdays and YI'O wedding
} Miss Marian Willianis, whose ‘1““i"*"~“4"'l°5 . ‘"3 °°l°b"“°d

marriage to Herbert Lee Swindleri ' _
took place at high noon today, Mid 379- -l'Jl“15 Ed“""d"-

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with a bridge at 3 o'clock this after- 1

«ea

his A. B. in 1919 from the llniver- ‘

aummc .fl._‘r

     

‘ figyy 'tomorrow.‘: Julian
Edwards of Genthlia and W.

guards will celebrate their birthdays. jhfethodist Church. _

wed
thirty-two relatives

‘will be prieaent.
. Members of the Sigma Nu frater-

 

3alty . entertained at 9 o'clock last . G nh

nit“ _
the Christian College natatorium.
"Phase who attended the party werc:'
Ilium Sabra Niedermeyer, Helen;
filkngell, Mary ‘riding and Betty Bam-

‘ford and Raymond Prather. Philip Hudson

R. 1College. 1: eaae‘of rain.‘ 01¢ 30'
.12.-Ed-lcial «in be bold in the BroadwI)'

M
-von Holtaendorff, Mrs. _W
soy and Mrs.
hoatesaea for Ladies
Country (.‘,lub.u,I_:-tt Tuesday-
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M31. Of!»  ‘PR0. 215 900912 You are missing opportunities if
_ i do t '
"ilk ‘ "'l""“l“3 9"” ‘l for St. Jopéinh where she will spend 23.3."... no
the summer. ‘ I

    
  

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J.’ E. I-‘airbairn will be
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avenue, left Columbia today

Mrs. E. W. Magill. who has been,

visiting Mrs. John D. Lawaon. 120$

avenue. returned to her

 

‘Pi-athcr, J. P. Leggott, J. P. Estes, home in St. Louis yesterday.
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  E!:i.'ing.‘ms 06 0 1 Mrs. James H. Laughlin, 1&0
‘ Walnut street, left Columbia this

 

l Mrs. Paul Van Oiibol and two

morning for Bowling Green to visit

 

‘pong, Paul, Jr., and Woodson, of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Tapley.
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Mrs. '

‘Mrs. A. S. Prather and daughter, ‘

Mrs. Ruth Mid)-(ate. returned last

, night‘ fivm a week‘s visit in Kiiiiitas

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Arthur Bufther. ;
and Ella Inia C. Wyatt were ad-’
at the mitted

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Gordon Wooster‘V°"’

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Mason Duncan was discharged.

read and use Missourian
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you can be sure of getting the high market
the year round. L

‘Poultry and Egg -Business

The most convenient location in Columbia, where

prices all

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‘ll meeting at the (‘ountry Club. .it.*- "  ‘ ' ' .
last Saturday. She is the ittatel _ ““ C E & P 1
. - , 1M..-lt.-:8 kh tuedt B00 t
cm ':‘p;ndmg uvretar) for ‘hr Colu'r:ibi'-"lromanDasna” till. lllcllc:  0‘ gg   0
' ' Ma.-.s. where she attended
""'“"‘  Nrt " flloo Cout'Mill
Mrs. Charles F. Jefferson and 9'-‘l'"’°l um‘ “V"‘l‘-"’- [,h0n___ 2054 0 lnleht 0 "9 n 3 Cher”, St
!(3I\-|l!h“'-T- T_‘l"V""§"- "f Chi."‘°';'m3 If vou want to bu)’ or sell sonie- ‘ ' ' '
‘arrive in oum a to visit rs.‘ . ’ , . - , d
‘Joll’emon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. mm‘ tr) n Mmmurmn ‘um ‘I '

U. S. Hall. 1317 Wilson avenue.

l !drQ.R. F. Bedford hasgone to:
Kansas (‘-ity to be the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. A. W. McAlcstt-r.

The Methodist Student Orguniaa-’
tion will old open house for all‘
summer school students at R o'clock
tonight on the lawn of the Bible‘

B E S T:
ICE
CREAM

It is made

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itcrtained he!‘ wedding party at din- __ _ H ‘
ner yesterday evening at the (‘cum "
try Club. The table was decorat

with silver baskets of crimson ram- °

~l.lers. Bridal place-cards were used.  Dazlldson

The guests were: Mrs. ame< otor es

Hou . Miss . Lucille Saindler. cy

1Laura Clark, Vera Clark. Margaret ‘ad

Frances .\laycs and Margaret Wil-V

T . , , Repairs

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SUNDAY is not going

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range trying to

prepare the biggest meal

of the week. There isn't_ U
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any reason. however. why
Sunday should not he a
day of rest when such an
excellent dinner can be
had for such a low cost ;
at HARRIS’.

The entire family can
eat here in the cool com-
fort of a HARRIS’ booth
with rapid service at less
than the cost of the ma-
terials at home. The menu ;
offers a variety that a
home dinner cannot afford
to duplicate. a variety that
is aeasonali and satisfv-
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Baked chicken

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5"‘ Dotataea ‘la cream

  

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An imported orchestra will tease the echoes to-
g mori-ow evening from 6 to 8:30 o'clock at THE PALMS.
,7 Wander into a PALMS booth sometime between those
hours and let the music tickle your ear drums and the
good food tickle your palate.

Vecetauo boalliou
 chicken. «can gravy

(‘hlckea a la liiag
50:

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