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DELTA TAU DELTA TO
GIVE l",0RM.4L DANCE —

The  at the a Tau Delta
lraternity will entertain th a formic
age. toiiiorrow evening at: the ettapser

The guests will ll: Mites Vlrghh
Raid, Maxine Lhriatophar. ‘ilk Millan.
flab Wyatt. Dorothy Steviiall. Etha-
pgh Ewes. \virginia Swain. Elbbetlr

. Daretbu

Ma . . '. . Bruce.

3.3, Beulah Ellis, Mr. and MD. Lani
imam Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. 
.., Harry C. McCray, and A. C. Ellet

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Leonard ,
John Knighhi
. Belt Steiner»
and W. H. Leaval. l
«hos-rsu will - Miss Am§
Batitngartaer. Dean and Mrs. E‘ B. Main-'
N. and Mrs. E. L Morgan. Prol.‘
and Mrs. A. C. ygidale, Dr. and Mrs.
Herman Schlandt and Prof. Hora :e Ma-

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gt Kgnsasi (iiiy. Tang J. Beaumont Jr., ior.

.ad I’. S. Hillard of St. Joseph: Elmer
Wbitson and William ('-ea"? Cl St. Innis.
“id Kirby Walkeeol Butler.

The chaperons will be: Dr. and Mrs.
W. C. Curtis. Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Ritchie."
,\i;_ ‘ad Mn. I S. Williams. Mrs. Fanny
llemphill, Mrs. Mary E. '.'.'ruitt and Mrs.
J. 5. Blake.

FR trr.iwri' iisbfonomrr
lII.\.‘\I.'R Cl.'E.~‘TS l'f2‘3'i"£RD:lY
Among those

it . c. c. lolutvci
ENTERTAINS AT Flo‘
Mrs. C. C. Bowling. Mons boulevard.
entertained at tea from 3 to 5 o'clock this
as

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Mrs. Agnes Filler. violinist. gave several I

musical numbers
Mrs Frank Rollins received with Mrs.

t_3@ling. In, E, W_ sggplu-n,_ M”. J_ Delta llelta \nHtf|l\. t‘tl\
"50 ‘'0'’ I59“ 31 Ill? C.'.leaea. Mn. laido; bod, ‘M, M". Q trunes-r-. tllttl cltapcron. \lttr~. Kate lilock,

Sun. ‘mt. w. .\i.T
Mikeaell and Albert Sydney Lehr ol
Jefferson Qty. ‘

nuts, 1. r. THORNTON to
0 act

. HONOR BR!

marrow ernoo
Gray and Miss Elizabeth Harris.

The guests will be: Misses Gray,
Harris, Virginia Harris. Elizabeth Estes.
Jean Logan. Mildred Harper cl Fort
' Ark. Alice Sims, Jeanette As-
Iaura (.lark,

. Mn. R. H. Cray, \lra. Frank liar-_
fir. Mrs. Frank Rollins. Mrs. M. F.

_ Sylvester and Mrs. .\lilton Dusall.

Rl7D0I.PII G 4.\Z H0:\'(lR
Cl EST {T SI PPER
Misti l’ilva Plank. chaperon t-I llIt' l’i

Beta Phi sorority eiitertaiittid with a -oi»
per at ll:3U o'clock la-t night at the
lieta Phi house Ill‘ honor ol Rudolplt
Cant. director o‘. the N. Luuiro Symtilu-its
Orchestra. Sweet peas and liglited can
tielabras decorated the table. The other
guests were: President J. (7. Jones; 3.
li. Macmillen. manager ol the N. luuis.
Symphony Orchestra. anal members ul the
sorority.

I.\'I"0RlIll. 7I'..-l ."4Tl RU ll

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.\Ir-. “L  lltibbins and \lt.~~ ‘cl-lie

.. "hitlms mu! v-titertatn with an itiIor-
mal tea ltt lioiior -it mt-inhch «II lllt' ll:-lta

alumnae. pa-

t,....,,,.;. "id mrorily homes yeaterdgy L, Mm" P.-"med n the “M, in u". from 3 In 3 ..~.-lock Saturday afternoon

evening were: .

Phi Canima Delta: Mrs F. A. Day oll
leririgton. and Mines Mare Wiggins.
Martha .\laupm. (llara °right. Lelie
Wood. Isabelle Stepp. Maxine Chriao--
plier, \ertion Helmet and Edward Rays-

ter.
Phi Delta Theta: Mr. and Mrs. I. M.

Fleming of Sprindield. 810., Misc Alice
Barnett and Miss Virginia Wlsetton.

Gamma Phi Beti: Miss Mae tar.
in». Alpha Their Itobsst isber,

dining room. and .
Ediaabath Estes, Helen Mitchell, Frances‘

Misses Frances Hunt. l

Tlitchell, Elizabeth Harris. Laura Ste-
the dining rooai.

Those who assisted in the living room
were: Mrs. Sidney Stephens. Mrs. Dudley
llobnett. Mrs. Dan (3. Stine. Mrs. Barton;
Robnett. Mrs. D. S. Conley. Mrs. C. I".
Diggs. Mrs. Sidney llollins. Mrs. Berry
.\lc.\l¢-ster, Mrs T. K. Catron. Mrs. m-
niett Smith. Mrs. James Garth. Mrs. Frank
Dearing, Mrs. Guy L Noyes. and Mrs.
.\. F. Kulilman.

1t lltt‘ lioiiir ot \lt.-- “liitlms. Kl‘) \ it;'.tit-

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I '’‘''~''“ 9"‘ “°'‘'''''7 5°'‘‘''‘' "“"°“ "‘ mimics 51‘. Lot Is (.'Ull.h

The llfflfltlll“ \tls (Ilub will t-tilt-rt.iiii
Illll an inlormrl tea from 4 to ti o'clock
Saturday afternoon at the home of Pres-
irlcnt and Mrs. J. l'. Jones. llt honor ol
lllt‘flIlN‘l’I ol the St. Louis Artist~' (iuild.
All members ol the Dramatic \rt~t I lub
are invited.

Sr! in ( I.l H.Il.I.s‘(—l .§7st.‘.s
(JHILU PImBL£.iI

THE OLUMBIA

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W. Frear, I318 sWilson athnue. The
general theme of the program. planned
by Mrs. L. S. Backus. centered on the
child problem. Mrs. Backus discussed
the Me ol the chlid Irorn inlancy to the
eurly teens. Mn-. Sam T. Bratton dis-
cussed the school problem aml .\lr-. A.

‘ J. Durant talked on thc problems «it re-,

ligmus education.

Mrs. J. D. (look of Poplar Blull is
spending the week with her daughter.
Min lluth Iiouk, at the \lpli.i Gamma
Delta ltullse. ~

.\lr-. PPIYV lliggs ol I."llllIllfl on a
luncheon guest \v'Ilt"rIld\ Lit lltt‘ tlplia
(Chi Omega home.

“is. \Iar\ \lin- \l.lr\ll kill lie 3 din
t.t'r guest at the Uph; l lit Um:-xii liousc
tonight. -

\t at l..| house

ll. lliggs

.liltt' diiincr ',:tic.st~ at tliv
last o-vetting mrc: \lr-. l'crr\
and llJftIltl \: tit-rt.

\lr- l’err\ ll Dix.-~ --I l riitralm ~pt-nt
xv--tenlay vwh \li~- lulu llult'li.ir-l .i! tltc
\carta liou-0.

\Ir-. “lit! Hruce went to ‘t l.otiI- \e--
ti-rd.i\ for .i not met lltr \\""h'4‘Il‘l ialllt
iclatiie-.

Medium brovm hair looks best of al.
1ltr°l’ I (itiltlen (ilttil nltalllptiti. itdl

.\()Tl(lE (IF .\.\.\I .\L SCIIUOI.
liI.li(IT| '

In compliance with '~l‘(‘llIin ll2'il, lic-
\l-wtl Statutes of \ltsoouri. l9l‘l. nitice
is hereby given to the qualified voters
til the School lltllrict ol Columbia. in
the tlounty ol Boone and State ol Mis-
souri. that the annual hfltntil election)
will lie held in .\Iltl tlt~ltl!‘l on

Tl l'i.‘llA\. Al'lill. 3. i923.
and that the l-»lloming propoutitins will
be submitted:

lll To elect two directors to serve lot
the period ol three years.

I29 To increase the annual rate ol
taxation ‘which is allowed by law to he
lorty cents on the 8l0l) valuationl liIty-
live (55! cents on the 3100 valuation for
-cliool purposes.

Said election will he held in conjunc-
tion with the city election ol the city oI

EVENING MISSOURIKN T

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HTJRSDAY MARCH

 

“me ituhes and clerks. Voters livlngl
outside said city will vote in that wardi
OI said city to which they would be at.‘
tsclied if the ward lines of said city?
were produced in straight lines through-l
said district to the boundaries‘,
thereol. '
llone by order ol the Board ol Educa-
tion of the School District ol Columbia.
Missouri. the 26th day of February. I923.‘
r. L. 3006 3

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Secretary. Board of Education. _

hole: The levy proposed above is the
same that has been voted the past two‘
tears and will not cauae the payment gt‘
any additional school taxes. except in
cases tshere the valuation ol property
has been raise . I
r. L aoccs, ’
Secretary. l

lFinal insertion April 2.) I

23rd Annual
MILITARY BALL

9:30
Tomorrow Night

Ohla BlEhValue
Baby icks

are guaranteed to live. Ohls pure
blood stock lainous as layers are
still being sold at utility prices.

Twelve popular breeds——easy to
raise, husky. healthy and vigorous.
Write today for tree catalog show-
ing uiany breeds in full colors.

Ohla Hatcheries

 

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TICKETS si)on etlitit rilinmistalclziblliil Otcii:-L
claim its value to all. Prices are

There are a few left just as atractively low as gar-
for the merits are attractive in appear-

Pre-Easter Sale
In Full Sway!

This special selling empha-
sizes ready-to-wear that will
give refreshing spring touches

ance and quality. This event
rticularly stresses Wra s,
uits, Dresses, Afternoon Pr
and Evening Gowns that spring
reveals the need of.

Dress Up for Easter at a
Big Saving

Every Garment in Our
Ready-to-Wear Section Is
Selling at a Liberal Discount.

Visit This Store and Get Your Share of These
Extra Special Values.

St-PPER T1135-Djqy yucfir , The llouselu-eper's Studs (Iluli metitiolumbia. Missouri. at the same polling Mgulull, Miggoun,
mud" D.nk_I.. Comeiiu n . Johavjfrfk -nu; (lop;-'I£RHE'4[)_" ‘this afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. places and under the direction of the
am", “.55.. Mubgm Wm“. '}|.d.og_ ' All" the performance oi “The Copper-1 ?j- _ _ __ _ __ _ EVE
Bin“. "who". Glen D...,,,,: vim.‘ lead" Tuesday evening. members of the
nude". 1-hon“ Mcaflde‘ Robe" um cast and a few other guests were enter:
"4 p,o{_ A_ (;_ uni". . tained with a supper at Harris.‘ Stiortf See
Delta Gamma: Edwin Shannon, Sher- “lb "9" 35"“ 53' P"°‘- w- "- -“lk°9"ll
go -I ie, V _ on 3,, at". and those who took parts in the l . .
(.$.a:dnern;tt..rlh‘t‘:'llerb:?Wbel'er. launl Thole at the tables were: .\lis:-s”Dor- J .  I S  M
cud" mg L _g_ Bm'nin‘_ othy Sutton. Elwyn Bridgens, (Latherine
( H ._.______. Ware. Mary Hattoii. Barbara Reavis. lte-" for
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mg _.,.,.,m,- ,,,,,a 9 41,,‘ ':,'§";,,,f,; ,§’_‘,,',,,. 3;‘, 'gm‘;;;‘f_ Sanitary Plumbing and Scientific Heating
Tlietneiabers ftlieAllsaCanuaaIthoiAdollisLa . D I N (.l .
lraternity will eriltertain wpith their annual Bolt: l;aul J‘:’nes. (fanrty .‘ll.tll:)‘lelt’.‘ (ila.d- 23 North  Pltolte W6 l
'I Is' 0 0 evei sot’ ' ' .'eee rit-
'.'I 'I'i.T."o..l’aZ'."'ia..'l.'..'l"ri.l".°..T' ' " ""'.l."»o.':lZl"n'1Zi:Z'.,"ii"?E.§';Lilli}...; 910-12-14 Broadway
The 800" '5" 5'1 -‘I11  1- Rest». ":53 Lark-oetl. Albert Leomgjd. Qbcrtj gr ___ _ _ _g g._ 7;. ._
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*   I HALL THEATRE I A 599%‘ Fea‘“““‘g °‘
The Spring Raina Will Soon Be Here ~ I 0
Wh tpreparef themb havi t- ‘ - 
tractivg annod durable asodhalt ahinigle apriliged“? . S‘ Tl“"'3d3ys F"d3y and Saturday   S 0 r p g ~
See us for estimates. . i:
Morris  Co. The same production aareccntly shown at l1l’l5‘0Pt:t'Sl‘|lng . .
In North Ninth street . Phone 2164 '“‘°‘‘"’ “  ”"“‘"‘ “" “’ "' Most Inexpenswely Priced E
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The Dresses -
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’ how Easter
Fashionswe show
are deei tied by
artists w 0 take
pride in their
work, for women

who take ride in
their

New arrivals in
Coats and Dresses
every day.

See our windows for
new sweaters and
scarfs.

7 LEARN TO DANCE

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COME EARLY

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Lona wt.» In so-int. ma. Greed

On account of the length of _tliia- picture.
he own. .

ycane

COME EARLY

* itstiaee 30c—Evenlng 30c. 40c

81.19 value. bargain price. . ..
31.39 value. bargain price. . ..

Flat Crepe,
Elizabeth Crepe, Silk and Wool
Ratine.

$10.75 to $59.50

Twill Cord, in tan and blue colors.
Tailored and three-piece styles.

$39.75 to $79.50

Friday Bargains

Cotton Ratine

81.00 value. bargain price... ..

Roshanara Crepe.

- Priced

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The Suits

Fashioned of Covert Cloth and

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Sizes 16 to 44.
Priced

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Japanese Crepe

In beautiful Japanese patterns.
kimonoe. Bargain price. per yard

suitable for

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