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ihole cuss. Acrobatic act by Har-
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ion By Nan Yvonne Charl-
' tyo Jo‘ ‘

tliida Williamson,
guua Potnwcll. Ruth Greenspan,
3.5;: S;£\I'3l't. and Mary Martha

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“Walt: Ballot,"by Fern Chorlton.
ijlhcflllt: al.‘L:ts.'.)’, Lucille Stew-.
tlcniiinger. “Highland
fling," by Ruth Greenspan. "Fun
gnu .r’l'{).l:e, U)’ Mabel Stewart and
ugry lilartha -‘Simon. Sailor's
pause," by Hilda Wiiliamsorg. Ad-
éancel toe dance. by Fern Charlton,
Nah Yvonne Unorlton, Julia Berry
gers. ‘Beginners toe
jgnce, by Marjorie Berry. Jolie
Pearman, Virginia Bothwell, Ruth
biunspoii, r.thel English. Hilda
Williams.-n. ‘ g

Spanish dance, “Rosita,” by Nell‘
llcnninger, Lucille Stewart, Kath-

Mct risky, Fern Charlton, Nan
Yvonne Cliorltcn. '
c"lJance of the Bathers," by Mar-
jorie Beri y, Julia Berry. Orlean
Rogers. Jolie Pearman, t~.thel Eng-
mu, Virginia Rothwell. ' '

Margaret lfiwitzer, r‘-:rn Chorlton,
Nan lvorinc Charlton, Julia Berry
and Orleaii i..-gers were awarded
tinishing d.plcn'.a:-. having com-
pleted the fcllowlng course. Funda-
mentals tor ail types or dancing
and rhythm, ballet technique, toe

‘ dancing, Spanish. apanese. Rus-
gmn, ' iazi, excentnc. clog and
VItldc\‘illo;- dancing. interpretative.

natural and aesthetic dancing and

one orig;ii:il dance.

Dr. and M rs, purling,

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Dr. and Mr.-.. R. G. Spurling are
the gutzls .,i :i;.- mother, Mrs. Lila
spurring. 71',» hit: Street. Di-. §pur—
ling is at present zissistant resident
physician at Peter Bent Bringham
nospital at BJSIUH. Next year he
will take tne position of !'€Sld‘;nt'
surgeon at l..:i:isville University. .,

both Ll. and Mrs. Spurling are-
gia..'..;i'.t-. .1 Lite bl1l\'€l'Sl[)' of Mis’-l
' one received the degree ox
Ba..ielor ext >.:i.nce in Education ill‘
1919, and he was graduated with;

i the degree of Bachelor of Arts in
1920.

‘ Swimmiiig r’ool last night: Misses

«Brooks. left today for Northamp-
. .u‘

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. Illl spend the summer

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.‘.5:.- ofst. spend- .. .. .- . - » '
 days in Coluuilltla. flu-.l Pfigg 13 ' ' Flue 22 8.. CID SC.
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335' la a former student of the Uni-
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Colombians to Leave
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‘ llg. and 3lr:~..7 C. B. Boutwell and
daugbter,'Grace. and Mr. and Mrs.

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D. R. lliller will leave tomorrow 1
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for an automobile trip to Yellow-
stone, Park.
, They will visit in Boulder,

-int;rest during the trip. They ex-

 

The following were guests at a
swimming party at the liighway

Lucille uev-'ton, Anna luithryn
'.~.yi< s, L’.:-.rg:::*et Angeli, Virginia
lteid. Btum hmith, Margaret hitch-
en. and Mai-garet Bishop; and Dud-
ley . iizer, .'.QWl.'l Moss Williams.
Phillip liutner, Raymond Prather,
bauford Conley, Jud Corbin, Lti.
Meeker. Duke bhoop, Mitchell Gray.
and John Parks.

Mrs._Eil:i Berryniim, chaperon at
all filpb: l{appa\l{appa fraternity.
left this morning for Los Angeles.'
where sac will spend the summer,-
llcr niece, Miss Margaretwrightj
, Callau. Ill‘) has‘ been her guest
{at some time. will accompany he:
to Kansas City. where they will re-
main l)!‘ a :ew days. Miss Wright
will return to her home. and Mrs.
Berrynian will leave for the West. ‘

The regular meeting of the Mary
Stephens Bible Class of the Willi-.-

ulevard Sunday School will b.-
bold ca’. 7:30 o'clock tonight. Miss
lflhudia llatton will give a talk. and
lira. G. C. Decry will have charg:

aion will :oilow the class meeting. -

Ira. P. ll. Neidermcycr and son,
nf.Kari.=as City, who have been vis-
iting F. W. .\'iedermcyer and daugh- ,
tit, habra, at the rdorrflotel, will

return to their home in Kansas City.
tomorroyv. The trip will be mad::
by motor. ‘

_X‘lss Dorothy Brooks, daughter of
President and Mrs. Stra on U ‘

the reunion she
visiting '
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Roy A. Crouch and daugh-
Jeazi, 8 .\lcBaine Avenur, are,
Mrs. Crouch's mother at‘
_. . Falls. la. They left last Sun-
Wind null be gone two weeks.
. town —n_i-e.>tii’a'::“s of Pi Bela}
Iororlty will give a bridge-3
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Salt Lake City and other pln¢cs 0! 4 _

pact to be gone about six weeks. ‘ '

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__ W of Miss Frances Brewer. 213:}
"" "-~ Glcnwood Avenue.
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‘rs. ttharle; - Barkahire, {til
 Sixth sum, will leave to-;

M. U. Graduates ’
“Mr I St.Loui's
_ C. Burre and Alva

iSurnmer. Faculty
to Entertain
The faculty of the. summer ses-
sion of the University will give a
y reception at 8 o'clock Saturday night
‘Rev. - Richard at the Wome:-‘s Gymnasium for the
Lou‘ , summer school students. These w‘
 be a program, followed by dancing.
6. G. flccorkie of St.‘ The. following ‘membem of the
Burre, sister of the bride. and Mr.‘ faculty will be in the receiving line:
Lollil. ; sPresldent and Mrs. Stratton D.
an. iiiiitwas graduated mm the Broeks. Prof- and - ‘
University in 1923, .3.) aunt in Dean Bessie Leach Priddy. Dean and

the high R5001 .t_-r,.,,m,,,’ 1"” 1",. Mrs. F. B. Mumford, Dean and Mrs.
ya“ 35 am i, use . yucca“ Guy 1.. Noyes, Dean-and Mrs. Isi-
‘, Loch, Dean and Mrs. F. F. Ste-

! th U l 30*
Stateec a unity ‘M 0‘ the low? phens, Dean and Mrs. R. J. Kerner.

Ames.
the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity at
the University of bfiasouri and a
member of the Alpha Zeta and Gain-~
ma.Alpha fraternities. He is in the
employ of the Department of Agri-
Cl.lll.l1h!:,F8el'<t!d is at present in charge
0 orti . 0 2* ° .
at 5,” Louis“ 5 °“'‘“’“" " " “O St. Louis Man. Mai ry

An”, ‘ “,0 weeks. vi :0 (.U}o_ Miss Caralee Stroclt. daughter of
rado, Mr. and am. am I‘:-rill be .-.-.. M" “"d 35"‘ 5.9- 5“’°°.“- °_’ F°;'
home. at 3198 Portis Place. St.5 ‘mom was lmrfled to Sid“) .R°.'
Louis. Mo_ ,erts Stanaro Louis at o o-

clock \\'ednesdny aftcrnson.
Gladys  "red The bride is a graduate of the
to.Eustace C. Nelson

University and a member of Alpha
Delta Pi. She is a newspaper and
Miss Gladys Georgia McClain,
daughter of George H (‘C i

magazine writer. Mr. Starurd is a
member of the editorial staff of the
Willow Springs, M0,. was married 3% 1-0013 P°8*'D‘=P=“°'‘«
to Eustace. Calvert Nelson, on June
10. according to.an announcement
received here. '

Mrs. Nelson was a sophomore in
th ,Univcrsity during the past year
an% is a member of the Delta Delta
Delta sorority. Mr. Nelson is con-
nected with the State Highway Com-
mission. Mr. and hlrs. Nelson will
make their home in Willow Springs
for the summer.

Mrs. J. P. Mcliaine, Dean and Mrs.
E. J. Mcfaustland, and Dean Walter
Williams.

M. U. Graduate and

Miss Lurline Wightman will air-
rive tomorrow to spend the summer
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H
' 715 Weist Street.
Miss Wightman is a graduate of
the University, and has been teach-
ing in St. Charles. where she will
return in the fall.

Miss Queen Smith will cntertuiii
with two tables of bridge tonight at
her home. Providene: Road and Rol-
lins Street. in honor of Miss Flor-
ence Wildman of Philadelphia; Pa.
Ibo is the guest of Mrs. W. D.
A. Westfall.

Mrs. George Parks received the
prize at the Duplicate Bridge Club.
which met last night at the home
of Miss Martha Johnson, 1306 Rose-
mary Lane. __
. . . v. H . The meeting of the D. A. R.. which

' Mkm‘ gm." genthu. mu. §".‘nd the was to have been tomorrow, has
“N T" m L mus‘ “mung heubeen postponed until next week.
parents’ Mr‘ ‘nd Mrs‘ George H‘ The exact date will be announced
Storm. _ 1”".

Mrs. Btlla Kirkbride will leave
Saturday for a trip to St. Louis. She
will return to Columbia later in the
summer. .

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Mr. and Mrs. W. B. lllidyette, I)r.
C. F. Elzca; and nephew, Jack Hume
’ of Whitehall, UL, will ‘go on a fish-
ing trip to Westphalia Saturday.

M715 EV?-'91‘ 3130""!!! Of Tulsa.‘ Mrs. Isidore Barth and daughter.
Okla., is spending several lweeks‘ sally, returned today from 3 visit
with her mother. Mrs. A. J. Estes. to Kansas City, The Barth family
407 Hitt Street. are living at 1511 Rosemary Lane

.7.

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_ _ _ his son. Earl J. Ward.
The girl of today will be the healthy mp Moo" went to Smrgeom No.‘

woman of tomorrow, despite the th i b .
present SW1“ ‘ad modes of min‘. reg"-!:0;‘f;:f‘ o-n usiness. He will
Dr. G. D. Edwards. dean of the

according to Senator Royal S. Cope-
land New York. Senator Cope-
land. who is also a medical author-
ity, was here Wednesday to :id'.lre:‘-s
the convention of the. United States
League of Local Building and Loan
Associations.

“I can remember." he said, “when
it was freely predicted that women
would go blind because they wore
veils; that they would suffer pll_\’SlCZll
breakdowns because of tight corsetri.
and that they would be afflicted with
curvature of the spine. due ti high-
huled shoes."

The dress of the 1925 girl
“most sensible.” Copeland believes.
but he draws the line at tobztero
and alcohol.

“Women cannot stand tobacco and
alcohol like a man," he said. “Their
nervous systems are too delicate."

If the girl's color does not come
in her. cheeks naturally, Copeland
says he sees no harm in the use
of cosmetics to help her "louli her
best.” '

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H. M. GARLOCK HAS GFESTS

Bible College, went to Centralia 1:.
day on business.

Mrs. Hugh Muir left this morning
for Kansas City where she will
visit with relatives.

‘Joseph Barinick went to Kansas
City this morning to visit friends.
He will return ldonday.

E. U. Hutsell of liuiisns City and
dull. liuteell of Columbia went to
.\‘wit2;ler today to transact business.

President and Mrs. gar D.
Lee and children left yesterday for
Mexico, Mo. They will be gone for
F1"-'(‘l‘:1l days.

Mrs. D. C. Core of Marshall. who
lips. lx-en visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wel-
don Cotton, returned to her Loin:
this morning.

‘_Ml~».~ Mildred Jones of Kunsgs
(“F 507'» fut‘ her home today after
spending three w.-eks here visiting
her aunt, Mrs. A. I. Jones.

.\lrs. J. B. '1:-at; returned yester-
dul’ from Iowa City. la., where she
l".1'.!i llttllll working for her master's
«.ll:[,’l‘rL- at the University of Iowa.

Dr. Earnest W. Clegg was here
yesterday in the interest of the St.

Will Go to Naval Hospital. Louis L'niversity Dental College. He

Dr. Ralph R. Ploughe and lnn»il_v was formerly of Oxford but is now

of Eu“-0od_ gnaw are yigmng )1; dental surgeon at the col go.

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L'niverslty of Indiana Graduate

and Mrs. ll. M. Garlock. 1619 L'ni- _-“Ts. D . zller. Mrs. Lorraine
\ver5iQ.\- Avenue‘ The)‘ 81-; on a ":7; ‘  :l(l(' and hills. (3. B.  fl‘-
tor trip to Snort Springs whi re lU"m‘d lhi-‘i "‘«0mlfli! "Om Slfllef.

they.will visit Mrs. Ploughe’s fath-
er, the Rev. R. \\'. Clymer, ;‘.i<.l0r of
the ‘Christian Church there.

Dr. Plouglie received his .\l. D.
degree from the University of Ir.-
diana this June. He and his f'unil_v
will go to Philadelphia in th.— Fl.
where he will - an a«.-.-sistant sur-
geon at'the .\'a\'al Bu.-.~: llorpitnl ox:
Leagu: Island

'5 here they attended a convention of
the Women's Bene 't .7\s:.ocj;mon,
Sam raves. son Justice
Grave.-I of the Missouri Sup:-emé
Court. will be here Saturday and
Sunday to visit his friends. He is
zi former student in the Uiiiver.-iity
and a member of the Kappa Al-
pha fratcrnity. He has just gradu-
nted from Cumberland University
Law School at Lebanon, Tenn,, and

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NEW YORK. June 12.—-Dr. Mar-

garet Daniel’;

of the national women's party at

on outside observation, her friends
here declare today. She herself has
never tested the bonds of matri-
m .

They admit that =n her practice
as a psycho-analyst she doubtless
has run across many couples who
should never have married,
even‘ her staunchest supporters are
wondering if she didn't go too far
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abolished; mating should be free and
children reared
munity life is aupplanting the home
life today."

Only recently she vi-as an instruc-
tor in the University of Chicago
from which she took her degree of
doctor of Philosophy. Since she
came to New York she has acquired

A few months back she espoused
the cause of the women’: party
which maintains just one plank-
equality.

On June 17 she will an foy

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startled the mid-western conference?

Detroit Tuesday, are basedentirely’

but’

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a large clientele as a psycho-analyst. J

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 Saturday geveuzliingerroxlirci YEE SING LAUNDRY
to 10 p. in 20¢ for ice cream . Good 5,,-g-in
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. Nature's bounty overflows into our
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DAY No wonder Jimmie’s College Inn

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