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W from a huge imitation iceberg.
T. @9911’: (‘hilt W81  ‘Nd M. W
Vlllbm was seated on the left and the
moat. ' k .- '-;:_sH- ‘nu... an. ttni-tics.-it will be out.
- _  g were ' -
'.,,,.,-i‘-‘Ml ,...,t¢.-;. out at alyilt the wt...‘ ‘
“Mn, ‘The uitiquelprogratus were in
.5, hum of a front page of a newspaper.
.-I ,3”, 4|,-"dc had a story written about
3' ma .1 MM line on which to write
sh naineanf the partner for that dance.

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cott will give toads . After the program.
a gift will he presented to the sororitv
from the 'p|edges. Silver bracelets with
the sorority‘ Creek letters will be given
as favors. The attests will include the
The favors Um W30“ ‘I'm P""- ' hers and pledges and their t-haperon,
Features on rim be-«n «hum by Mrs. Nellie 3. Rsayan.
,5, ac‘ tau rsintyot. . ____..__.__
gt.” ,,;, 35,. «X . fin pgnflcf,l', C. T. U’. DJVIDED
3;. 9..-... n...t.... ..t Mephens tout... ‘Lyra 4 sscrrtms
“m d..‘s'd in . qnngflgkp rnatulno,  TIP ltlcll tlftilliilllofl til    I
k. [gun]? was a dance by hlisa \lary has been Wirhsd into four sections for
Still: and Oliver Ilrackett. “ho tlant-etl'l'""' ‘'‘‘-‘l'''"‘)'- The flu" I-'I‘|ioM Will
“ n’... g §..p|,,_ \ neet at 2:31 o'clock Monday afternoon.
Agonglthe invited guifstt  Presi- The Brat section will meet at the home
4.... out ‘$71. twins than 5.. of Mrs. Belle Schpoler. tut North tn...
Joby“. Dggp, “filter -_Iilliatns. Prof. wood avenue. and Mrs. D. E. Mayor will
ggfl  I"rank  Martin, Prof, and lead the ch-votional; the second section
In. D. D. Patterson. Prof. antl Mrs. E. ‘ill HIGH Will! “F8 -l- ‘l-- Hfflflio H9
' fl_ (ltiltlers. Prof. and .\lt~. R. S. \l.inn. llitt street; the third will meet with .\lrs.
Miss Sara Inrkwood, hliss (‘amtie f_lu'.nn I’. ll.  Slt South ‘dlliam street:
“J ‘hl’.“.  ‘and the fourth will meet with \lr~, J. ll.

-. —— ~ Johnson. I” Price avenue.

lfR$.il.‘SN1'F§.'' (51133 . - ' ——-
5vr5ar,4I.y.s' (.'Ll 8 MRS. sIDy'£t' C.4Ll‘£R1'

Mrs. (‘sentry (lark. NU) Base ayenoe. GIVES I.\'F()R.ll.4l. TEA
entertained the members of I'te East Mrs. Sidney (aisert entertained infor-
Iroadway Bridge (Juli yeflrrdat Ill" rnally with a tea this afternoon for Mr-
nooa at her home. \t the conclusion of Herman Sclilundt who recently’ returned
the card game tefrfnltflffllt VHF Ifflfil from Europe. The other; guests were:
by the hostess. missdg in Mr-. Boyle 1):. Edith niutn-. Dr. .\I.'\. Dover. .\lr.s.
Clark. _» ‘H. E. French, Mrs. A. E. Stearn. lit.

The members present were Mrs. A. W. Louise Stanley, Mrs. ll. 0 Severance.
Kalpsch-idt, Vlnl. (llatidf ‘1|f'Pl!f- -‘I500 .\lrs. II. E. Krtege. .\Irs. I". ll. \lumftml.
lacy Dyaart, Mrs. L. 2. Ilill. .\lrs. J. E. .\lr-i. J. D. Lawson. Mrs. L.  llaiglt. and
llighee. Mrs. B- ‘I. I-h'¢'I'_. Mrs. Thomas Mrs. A, J. Durant.

Hcllarg. .\lrs. J. P. lletaler and .\lrs. II.
II. Tandy. '
Additional guests included .\lr°. Al-
laaaa Johnson. .\IBrs. Bernard (I. llmt.
Mrs. IL)’: Finley. MB Nita Elkins
‘in Olive Scott. hlisa ()ssie.Daile_y and

Mrs. N. B. Dunn of.Kirksyille.

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Mrs J. C. Jones entertained with a
luncheon at l o'clock today in honor of
Miss Alma Cotton whose mauisge .to
Raymontl Pusher will take place 
1) at the first Baptist Church. Other
guests will be members of the bridal par-
tr.

.\vlr, and Mrs. S. M. Jordan. &)3 \ir-
' glnia avenue. willhaye a nbtber
guests for Farmers’ Week. Their son.
George Jordan, of St. lottis, who is a
graduate of the l nlversity and a member
of the Sigma Chi fraternity will arrive in
Columbia Honby to spend the week

 

Nelhert of  Louis, who is a week-end
glen of the sorority’.

. _.oIls of t‘aleni'luIas will lortn the cen-
trepieces for. tne tahh-s. Other guests be-

tomorrow morning

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sfIIePlKsnI

Pm rmru urn cuss
DINNER robonaor .
The Phi ‘|'lieta'Kappa. hnnontn stir-

in: ity ..t tzttrotisn cottesr. yin entertain

with a dinner at I2 o'clock tomorrow in
the (ltristiatt (‘nllege dining room for

on’ the nrlnhers of the uyrority‘ who are at-

‘tending the lniversity. Tables trill be
decorated with the Phi Theta Kappa col-
ot-. which are green and white. Dean
Ilosel- Lisenhy will act as hostess.
Misses Iluth flea.
Betty Jane Hugiiesg ,0-msfiy ."teplIN|\
Edna (Sentry. Edith Payne. Ilrrnlcr (Jule-
ten. Margaret Fithian, and \l.try Nan-

- sifrr.

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v Alpha Phi will hold formal iniiiatitm
for the ft-Uowfng:
Misses I"itlpI|fI‘nt.'l IIlflIIlt'\fl|¢'Ill.. ‘giga-
ret he-ville, Kt-lle (iwyttnt-. Nelle
Williams, Iitleen Williamson. ll-llter Sev-
erance, Louise Oirkbratler antl \trginta
Ruark.

The Kappa Kappa (Lamina sorority’ will
entertain with a dinner at I o'clock to.
rnormw. i'n honor of Vliss Alma (Lotion.
Other guests will he “in .\Iildretl \llen
of Kansas (ity and “in (atherine \ll-
port of (Ihicago. Miss lotion in st mo-tn
her of the sorority‘.

\Irs. .\l. I". Miller, SIN Ilicks ayenue.
will entertain with an informal supper
tornurruw evening in honor’ of hlrs. l.l|lf‘II-
er “iailvtrot. who is a member of the
hgricttlae (lub. Other guests will be
the rngmlir-rs of the club.

'.\Ir... .\Iartha Jnltttsnn, 819 Ilollins a\‘~
enue. entertained at dinner yesterday‘ ev.
entng. The gueus were: hlias \Iar~
gtgeri . \It Nance Pryor, A.
T. Etlinger, II. I). F0 and I). W. (‘hit
tentlen.

lnyttations ltaye been sent out by “is-
lileanor Taylor and \lists Frances Ilunt
who will be at home at 4 o'(‘ltyt'k “eti-
ne-«lay afternoon at the home of .\Iiss
Tavlt-r. 61% “est Broadway. in honor of
\lts- \ln:tt (otlon.

\lt-. W S ‘tIIlIm‘. 818 Virginia
avt-nue invttt-tl thr alumnae members of
the ‘fish:-uri \lpha chapter of Pi Bfll
Phi to call at her home at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.

\lr. and yr... i. r  1 Im
are yt-iting their tlaugh er. Tatlyxti o t Bl

Kappa Kappa (Lamma house, and their
son, Vlarshall of tllh Phi Delta Theta‘
llttu.st',

The Kansas (in émbers of the lini-

"l yrrsily t-f Mi.-noun alumnae entertained

with a tea this aftaruoott at the lm
cerstty “omt-n's (jlub there. '

Deg" Egg John-ttoniwon firl prize at
the bridge party gvien yesterday’ evening

sitks the active members. pledgrs antl

city alumnae of the soyuritv will be:
Dean Iiva Johnston. llr. Edith‘ \lat1ke,
Mrs. Margaret (hamberlaht, \lisaes .\lu-
' ' ' . Margaret Fithian. KI-_

_ It... suitor, 1...... B. ' yum (;eral- S’/]'ERL[NG
' ethit-k. \largar-

et (‘artlw.ell,. Vlargert. Huston, Agnes
Tltumser, and Edith llarnmaek. ' , . 

TH Blitz Perkinsoti Circle of the
Broadway .\lr-thotlist (Ihurch met yester-
day afternoon with Miss (Jaudta Ilatton.
l% ‘ilson avenue. Mrs. L’, W. Furt-
. aey assisted .\Iiss Illllttm ‘uy_entertaining
the reds.

The Rest (i. l. Iloff of Bloom-
field. \lof. is visiting lrlb hrotlkr-in-law.
ilshn (L.  I521 Para road.

For the January
it Bride.

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on looks tits on Missouri l
river. . j

i There is sotne colee that
tastes like it. l

There is some esffes—but ‘F

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—  A , A Complete Line of
William and Mary

Pattern
at

‘A. Buchroeder’s

_l0l5 Broadway

, _ that's not Jack°sf40‘ee - he-

" ' cause his is ., i. . l

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Some ‘ . _

At 135 South Ninth.

 

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to days free trial

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afar calf, writs, ghaus»

Paul Rieksr

.....s.—o ..b——6-a—o -o 31-5% O**—'''’'

1221 E. Broadway

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' ‘rs. John S. Walker. .

'raa Chi fraternity gave a luncheon today

Press Club. I’
' A £3“-----CINDERALLA AND GETS
FIRST PRIZE AT SHOW

Kansas .(.'ity alumnae sf _,
gave a bi-Hg party this,after- ‘
than at the home of .\lrs. Vlffil \I_c-
(lafly in Kansas City. ‘ _
- ---- —' 1"‘ l N ld f he «GI
‘Miss Lena Ilillix and Miss Alias llil- _g!ley of   :3 lsmfcnn, R’:
will spend the wed-end with Mr. and way, ,,,n. W“. 3,“. ‘ nun" bk‘
‘ “"d "I" ‘°ll‘k'“£ out like a washboartl.

Mt. a...t...i.‘é:.'.‘... A of the Kappa '‘‘.‘°'" “"3, W Wird ur - .~~r 0!" bv

PP! Gamma house. is Ipenttina the pl’",”' ‘lo'. ‘M ""'°l"°""~ "Bil 10¢"
weekend with her parents in .\lesir-. "‘C"”' l”‘l"

o, 0"’ «U947 0f Careful ministration and
3"“ l""lll-I worked vwinders with
-Vleneer and ,he knocked his old feline
.rqu.lfllffl('!'I‘o[ [hf ."py' ‘ad Sr’ 9*
CID" altm-st dead last night. when hr ff.

'""‘l l"' ll"' "lular nodural gather~
'98" with a medal that he had won at
the Waldorf "ntnftl Ila-tel. Vlost rats of
his acquatntence t-oultln't get within 3
Pztllv ot the classy Waldorf.

The Kansas (iiy members of the .\g-

at the University (Job in Kansas (.ltv.

Nlrs. Flori-nceT.Klinie_ ‘has grmeetu han-
sas (Sty to visit frientls. Mrs. I. O
llockatlay will join her there Thursday.

 

Miss Barhra?Inen, a student in tlw
University. has gone to Windsor to spend
the week-end there visiting relatives.

The Rev. "alter  llaushalter and
Joe Ilnflmatt were dinner guests of th-
At-acia fraternity" Thurstlay night.

the Atlantic (gr t_|.,y, _\y,,,,, ,0 b, ,h,
hes! rat exhibited in the lltlfl-Chjfljpion.
’l"l’ ""“‘ ‘ml '55‘ lave him first prize.

A.\'(‘lE.‘lT SLTPERSTITIONS
E(‘ALl.Bl) BY ECLIPSE
This Morning's Phenomena
First Observed in 15,39 ".4

Later is 19th Century.

The Alpha (Ihi Omega sorority gay-
a, luncheon today at the home of ‘logs

Incrs Witt in Kansas (wry.

.\lis'-s Dorothy’ Lirnerit-k. Kappa \ |vl'.I
Theta house. will spend the n't't‘h-end
visiting in Savannah, \lo.

sis... Ilomthyd .\t}}t.... in tam rm
ltptyn, will spend the wt-ek-entl~ at her
homein St. Louis.

lhe cause. of rt-lapse are so well un«
tlestootl today that it is difficult to imag-
"I" ll:-\~ dcrply they" affected men's
tmntls In-f--tr the -lawn of astronoggmgl
~<'H'nrr. ‘turttce has thwartetl supersti-
lltlfl. and the interpoaiuun .,( ih, p|.,,,,
\rnus by tho‘ moot)  for this
"“'”""tl incite-tl no more corntnent than
any tilltrr tst‘ir'ntilu- phq-n(,gngan._

In the day-' of the early Rtimgqs_ "IL
0‘ Ill flu being due to natural can-a-s
“'“ bl|"l'l“‘l|l.V Had punishable by law.
when the planet Luna was in eclipse, at-.
éfitlirfl to the wages of that time, she was
suffering front the art. M “wk”. ma.
aifians. That she was merely undergo-
mg some phase of obscuration by another
luv-a ly body was unthought of.

gfhinese cnncepfion of the emo-r
~|flI of It planet was eyen more myolyed
thli the old Romans. They‘ imagined
r«'lipsc- to be cuasetl by great dragon-
trtiatg to do-your the sun antl moon. To
rnl Ibnir -acretl plant-ts of this menace
they beat tlrutn~ and hrllli-s to lt'[|'tf\
the ntnit~ters into lr-ttin go tho-tr prey.
. .- . .,. _ ._lltv° fhmese ltaye lt-ft autltontattye rec

"HIMAN PIE SYPPER -»rd- of their ability to detect eclipses

The Brotherhood til the Arnefisan
Yeoman will giye a pie supper Tuesday
night Jan. If) in the Hall over Cillaspio

The Sigma Nil‘ frat‘oTrtity will sntertain
willt a formal dance at Ilte rhapter ltousr.
Frttlay. \|art-lt 2

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The Sayitar staff gaywe dinner at llar-
ri~' Thurstlay. They tlt-t'u~z-etl plans for
this term.

T. Spent-t-r shore wont to Kansas City’
Vffilfflllt afternoon and will return to-
marrow.

\l|>ltLI (iJ|'fllll.l Rho annottnvo-a the
lllflllgitlfl til Prtsf.   “tirgan til (in
I .

.\liss Katltryn-Meyers and \Ii.ss \ no-n
.\ley'r-rs are spending the weekend Ill ‘t.

NH‘.

.\Il|fi “llbflfnlnf (til III‘ ‘tint’ In
Wt-llsville to spend the weekend.

Pl Bl.l(I STEN()(ZRAl>’llER

Drug Fhttp. Adl To-omen and their I h." nflponed my 0“-ice
fricnds are w..lcome‘. Ladies please bring Rh“ (-tn" wdk"
pies. '

“"- R""'t“ “'""““'°“v *3“ .‘lot Guitar Bldg. Phone 246 rod
. ( h.

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UR1A1_t SATUIIDAY JAhlUARY13g 1923

Ualasd Pens.
_ Na‘ Yoax. Jan. l3«~-Snooaer Boy is

Mic-narr was declared by‘ the judges at

_ Turkey

‘a Q . . -ft . ‘ .
Dinner Tomorrow, 65c

Also Fried Chicken or Chicken Pie with two

vegetables, salad and dessert, 50c.
Rabbit, Steak, Pork Chops or Roast Beef Dinner.
Try our English Toasted Mullins and Pecan Tart.

Soda Fountain Service.
Ten Brock Candies.

The Quadrangle Orchestra

Will play from 4:30 to 6:30 daily.

Coftmial Tea
a'nd Gift Shop

Tribune Building.

Phone 2245 112 So. Ninth St.

 

with considerfile accuracy at least a

years before our e

The first recorded transit of the planet
Venus whsse eclipse was scheduled for
this morning was seen by Horrocks and

which actively stimulated the progress of
Transits of the
planet Venus haye been very elaborate.
ly observed since then, especially in the

observational astronomy.

years 1874 and I822.

tssrncrfon ti;"c'o.iit>t.1=:r3n
Earl Page Ilatnrua After Inspecting

Seed Sweet Potatoes.

Earl .\l. Page of the Extension Depart-
ment of the School of Agriculture of the
l'niversity of Missouri retumed Thurs-l
day after an absence of four weeks dur-
ing which time he inspected sweet puta-
loes which will he used for seed produc-

Ilofl.

Mr. Page said that

duttion of seed
t‘ttll'IP from the vicinly of 5!.
Springfield and Joplin. -

On this trip Mr. Page also made at

a list of growers
who will have seed for sale will be pub-
lished in the near ftunre. The largest pru-
will in all probability‘
Jtirph,

rangements for tlsmasstssdsu wask furl
watermelon and nfififis fit b‘
all pans of the State Rt principally in
Soutliweu Missouri.

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PAGE THREE

IAZQEADE8

Do You Want to Buy or

Build a Home?

Let me explain the plan of "The I'nion
( 
which enables you to prepare tn atlyance
to borrow money at 4 per tent tnti-re-st.

Home Builders of Washington. I).

\o t~omIni.sston.

A. O. Boyd, Co. Agent.
hlte.

Phone fill W

Would You Go
On Your Date
With a dirty and
shapeless hat?
We will clean and

block it to make it
look like new.

Save the pric-> of a
new hat by bringing
it to us at once.

Vanity Fair Shoe
Shining Parlor
8 So. 9th St.

Baking

is a big job, and one that uires
the very best of ever_vthingi at’s
why we are suggesting-— even
URGING!——that you use H. P.
Flour.

Bread. pastries and everything
good that one desires to bake can
be made better by the use of bet-
ter ma ; make sure of auc-
ceaa by g H-P. a flour suited
for the purpose, and of superior

'quality.

130 om; COUNTY

MILLING Cr ELEVATOR CO.

  

 

 

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W'hy Young Men Should
Consider Insurance Selling

SevenRessonsfoel.lfelnauranceCareer

LIFE INSURANCE is "founded on the
highest ideals.

It is capable of yielding a good income and the
satisfaction of accomplishment.

It offers opporturtlties tor 2-cal leadership.

It brings insurance salesmen in close associa-
tion with big business and big business men.

It requires education in business methods,
law and finance. 7
It is a field for workers, not shirlrers. -/4
It is an alluring and practical calling for men
of dynamic energy.

  

 

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Pullman passengers only. one night en route. From
St. Louis every htesday. Tltoisday. Saturday. 4:06 p.
In. Bhningham 5:55 a. m.; Jltksouville, 9:10 p. in.
Through sleeping cars to Jaekmnville. nwnnectitu en
more with through sleeping ears to  Petershurg and
Miami. Observation. club and dining cars.

The famous all ueel. on-tine daily train to Florida -
..eaves St. Louis lflzfl p‘ In. Arrives Jorhsanyille 7:45 |
a. in. Through drawing-room and open-section sleep-
ing cars to Jacksonville. connecting G route with oli-
urrvansn sleeping can duingcar and coaches to
lucksonyille and through sleeping tens to Savannah.
Tampa and Miami. ~—