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- wives of members of the faculty and

‘.‘  ' friends of the sorority -
' " ' Those who will assi

E. B. Branson. 
Nrs. ll. G. Newman, Miss William 3,“,

9 wood Sapp and Miss Sara

Force and M

icy avenue, en

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Mothers to Be

Honored at Tea

Mothers of Chi’Oili4.-gas who are 'Alfonso Johnson. who leaves
spending the week-end at the chap. soon for Dallas, Tex. In addition _ _ , _
tar house and mothers of Chi Ome- the active chapter, the town alumni ' 5910!! fl1ld¢ rexcrdmx 1119 1'9"-'“l'°“fP8339d at 11 meétlnlt 0f U10
go; who live in town will be guests will be present.
of honor at an informal tea to be alumna: of the fraternity-
given at the chapter house from
to 6 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.

Cut flowers and tapers will

sad as decotltions.

Birthday L‘llll(‘h(’07l Is
Given for Mrs. W ren
Hrs. Walter Ballt'fl_$I|3l‘. 50l_ (‘on-

t lth a
luncheon yesterday celebrating the
hirthday _
Iilizabeth (iile.-‘hie "iU“"”"- Ark-. WlIt‘I't- she will visit
wggn, of Callaway County,, who is-“1-"7 3 “‘“' ¢l1I.\‘-‘-

In the center of the tallle \\'.':s n
urge birthday cake decorated wi
gventy-four candles. Candles wen-
.130 used in pro usiun around
guests Wt
Hrs. Wilmnth Wrigllt, .\lr.-=. Roy ll.
Wright, Mrs. M. (3.
Louise Wright. .\ir.~:. .l
llr. and Mrs. 1‘.
Bolszlrs.
Sparks and Miss Mun‘ It-wllrfulll \ll--

The
Quinn.

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Dralnaiie Arts Club
to Entertain I"la*_l/cm
The St. Louis Guild l’lnyer:- will
be guests of honor at a rt-ct:ption
given by the Dramatic Arts (‘lab in
the University Club rounls. from 4
to 6 o'clock tomorrow aft:-rnoml.
Mrs. H. Wade I'Iihllard~i.< arr:ll‘l.'-,
ing for the reception .
the Dramatic Arts (‘lull and fl

2 Members or the Acacia fraternityl P701 3- 13- iguiff i8 in Chifllko
at 3:39 ' attending the annual meeting of time

will entertain at dinner

o'clock Monday night in honor of N07“!
920!

Wk’ cently pledged to Alpha

In-llur uf her
.‘7talnpn r n \.\lnberl_v.
tilree l:lllle.~’\uf bridge.

Kappa Kappa

Mr. Johnson

on and Archie (‘onow were

Mi.~'.~:

he

is lmjofh old school: and the addition of‘
- o era.

re
to

Miss Jessie I“ltZ'];t.l-’lClC. province
Delta Gamma, who has lconsld

ter
fe-

ta
, ' I vs - blzmn, honorary advertising frater-
-. ' Visiting mothers, Mrs. Houston ,,gg)._ ‘
‘ ins Mildred Dean will
be in the receiving line.

.\n..-_. .\l-ildix-d '.\lacIllto.:h of the

,,f hp, (Vllulnlliu this nfternmm for Pay.

   

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lgiullucl lltllllt‘ _\'l-.~:erll:l\'.

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W35 Iivlil Pi. homrary medical fra-

,h tvrlllty. unllounces the pledging of

Harry I’. llnlvt-rt.-; of Buck];-y_ \\'_

.11.. illlll II. (7.. Martin Hf Snpulpa’
ills.

the

.\!;:r-.'nn-t \\‘.'t.~'.NllH‘l‘ the last week,

of

.\lr~'. \l:n'_l.' Alum l.(-gget.t, 1605
1;“. 'lill:l..*~Ull axe-ml-'. who left (Tolulnbia
N‘ . . . . . . _

. lint .\:llllnl;l_v is .-Ull vlslllm: ll'l9lld.-I

Bliss .l;ult- Spenct‘-r of the Pi Betai
‘Phi l‘lnll.\l- lla< as her guest for the;B
*‘"’"‘ jin Block 36, Centralia, Mo.. s1.nr.o.
' C‘. II. Early and wife to Ol'])llt‘ll.~‘
Ill. Mnyes Lots 6 and 7 in Block :39,
';(‘4-lltralia, Mo. $4,125.

II. Gregory and wife to .In.<t--
phine B.

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: L-niverrity Club are illvit_cd. 'lh¢- m 5.,‘ bun“
" & Louis Guild Players \\'lll.al"l‘I\'4‘ _ H“
. mm°"°" ‘fl-(‘T110011 Tlxey will PT!" Ml Illllt'l'_‘? of Alpha ('hi Omega will
‘, ; sent “Great Catherine, by Lneortte ,.,.,u,,..m-n mm,“ mwm). k,u,,__.L_. at ,9"
;- F: 5 B¢m3"d_ S52“: txmgrrolv mgmA"" tllnmrrmv aftcrnmm at the chapter
. _: $9 Un|V_°fbll) f mile ’Il)"r':“’;‘fic“’A";-‘J llvlllsv. -302 (‘mile-y avenue.
g,_ , e auspices o m . F -
:~ ,. Club. J
.1 . -————— ‘ AT THE HOSPITALS
‘.2 ‘— A. E. Tl-ombly Speaks l____
-; V . ' 7 ' ‘ I':lrker Slemorial
 I;1z)‘?eIl(i)\'fnd l The following were admitted yes-i
- - '- mm -' " ' ‘ tl~rlla_\: Mlrg rel Q ' be ', A .
§_ 30!? 1851 nllflll 3" "D“"“'' M “re tll‘t'“‘ Elllstlil. ll"‘runce‘.:”Tl,l‘l.\'sli:l"g arili
, ‘ the members of Sigma lpulon a J”? _\“mmm_
.   their regular weekly meeting in the mm-"rd L3 page W“ discharged
A _ ‘-5, I Engllah department. Professor _\.u“,,.dm..
";".‘ l Tronlbly first gave a literal s_\'n0p.<t.~‘ ' Rom“, (- t _
  °f_D3“l-9'3 "l?l‘-'3"? C0m(‘d.\'-" lh(‘_n H __%lr.<. I5. .1. 3lcCa:i:tTahd was ad-
* : . brief discussion on the allegorical ,,..m,.d _..,.__.u,,dm.. C
' meaning, and in conclusion lznw H _ -___ -.'.,._______ ‘
.. - Re translation of some of the bet- .\¢-edlework Guild to Have Exhibit.‘
-'5,  ler known canton .\lls-- Pearle Mitchell said today‘
‘ -’ -———- _ _ that there w uli bl hib't' f’
Th? P3l"°"t'T¢‘3¢‘l‘": -“5"°°ml"‘” ll the [!hrri(l)en(t..-< lll:dco‘l‘ly t‘Il‘ConC(())-
°l “*9 B9"‘°" S°l‘°°l WI" ha"? “ 9”“ ‘ lllmlna branch oif t e Needlework
V ,_ re t c election of oilicers ¢ uqd ,,f Amuic. t - L
..r at its meeting tonight. Mrs.  M. 3:3 ,,-dock .u,m:,.r:‘m, aafalzogfi E, Y
‘ ’ 9 39°38 Wm ""13 “A” Ol‘l'F‘”‘l“°"‘_'d the lapiscopal parish house. Per-‘
- .2 G_Il'den." llrfi. G00!!!‘ 5‘8"(‘l1 f'~"“ sons contributing garments. she
. 4 give a reading and the Benton (alt‘(' mm. “H, im.m,d'
; 3 Club. consisting '_ . Adkm-:. _.___.
. ' Warren Johnson, \lrgll Bugg. R. “. If you want to buy or sell some- ‘
T 5 l Maxwell. Raymond Uwen and \\'il- thing try a Missourian want ‘
_ lllm Pyle. will Professor ’
 l Kuhlnlan will address the ussnci:l- _j_’.
4 tion. ‘After reports on plans for the . '
district meeting. April 3 End the Sudden Semce
weighing of children in the school. Cleaners
 officers will be ele‘ct R(‘fI't.‘$~'ll- 204 South 9th PHONE
.  lnenta will be served. Rilrht Prices 4
ll "’ ~———~-- G d Work 1 3
e  Miss Esther Severance. who i«_n:- tm _ 
L,  tending Rockford Collage for \\ C dye and clean. W0 P7935
3]  Womennt Rockford, lll.. will arrive nml .~tc-am: we alter and re-
‘ I in Columbia Sunday morning to pair all kinds of wear: and
 spend the spring va n with her the work we do looks just like
T" parents, Mr. and Mr . O. St-\'vr- new; the work is all we ask
. ' * ance, 129 Edgewood avenue. of you.
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OM EN who have thrilled
with expectation, find
surprise upon surprise

among our new Easter fashions.

So much is new, novel and differ-

ent, that a visit here stamps one 88

an authority upon correct apparel-

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1:. n. BLLII-‘F is IN

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.lege will be from Friday, March 28.

' 4 o'clock until 8 o'clock Tuesday.

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ration of high schools, are belng:o'clock Monday night at I.owr_v
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THE COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924

cmcaooicrrr ro HAVE VACATION iand superintendents of

T-n‘ District: BIBLE INSTITUTE .lGAlNischools at a meeting to be
hool Association Meeting. Work In Sponsored by 17 Churches
--Miss Kinloch in Charge of

attracted wide interest

"""'3°“'°'"” is open to all who care to parti~ a sandwich sale “ed
‘ad n%:;°“S:;:°l‘;‘ Cobfvacatio “‘l’3";bllh‘SEch”‘l‘-’.  cipate. ill the work. There are set-._mone
SQCO I ' ll C o 00 )0
this meeting decisions are here again this summelrtcn:-zll» wring the mm,emem'.uwu_ omfiidc

of Columbia being:
ton. Dec!‘
Baptist and Oakland.
(it-ncral officers of the
are: President, Dr

o - A . ll ' |
officers and division 01””
so subjects of national.

such as the standard-lday School A.-gsuciution hold at 7:30

ened

churches of the city and that

All STEPHENS COLLEGE

reached an enrolment of over three
hundred.
Miss Inabcl liinloch has been ap-

tion. Prof. F. L. Dale)

Mrs. J. M
idenhall and Miss Pearle Mitchell at

geles, who has been visiting her

 

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of NE 1--I 35-51-12. containing 160
acres. more or less. also S 1-2 of Lot
16 and all Lot 7 and IN‘ 1-2 of Lot 8 of
‘A. L. Cox's Sub. 15-51-ll. $10 etc.

3135. fi](.nr_‘:"-."f‘£;._]:; of 6” west’. Miss Catherine Sinclair of Jeffer- in
'Brnmlwn,\' will entertain tonight in';‘
Kate
There will be.

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O. G. Wilson and wife to Newman

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n Gamma house for the week-

ipointed chairman of the committee
urge of arrange-lncnt:.. Sic
will confer with Mr. llughou, pri-

mary and junior tczu-hu-s, pn.~tnrs.lirst \\‘('t'l\' in April.

 

Bliss Laura Matthews entertained‘ ’" ' i ' ”’ ' ” ’ "”

ca .

soon.
The Vacation Bible School, which
year.

enteen churches in the district spon- Stephens College bell.

Hin-‘is to be‘ placed. together with the
Park, Shaw, Grandview old archway. in the new alumnae-
building.

district

_ _ . D. Smith: with different club
\'lt‘('-pff'.“ldelll. George ll. Cox; sec-

vision. Claudia Hutton; administra-

(‘lasses to Present Spanish Play.
.\lt-lllbc‘-rs of the Spanish classes at

the l.'l'll\'l'I'.‘~‘ll)' High School intend

to prt-.~ent a Spanish play during the

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DY‘. C. A. Ellwood went in Fort
Worth todny,tn attend the mectlng
of the Southwr-.<tern Social and Po-

Will Use Proceeds o Mount
Stephens College Bell.
The Stephens College Club held

Old ity" and “Intoleranc.-_"

turn \\'edne.<da_v.

‘  —

PACE 'rmzr:l_:'
SundayyCI.UB HAS SAINTDTVICK SALE Ellwood to Speak at Fort Worth litical Science Association, where in-

will speak on “The New (‘hri5t.inl=-
llt' wfil ft"

nesday to raise. '
mounting
bell,
the first one owned by the college,

Each month there will be a Stilt‘
nlunbcrs in

We sell the best and deliver the |znod~.

, o - ' - - _ , _ ha . Th : ' h \\'-d s- F -.-4' an 1-‘  iz. ..
Guests mu V rd ' ’ left Columbia; Thurla one of the most important‘ h « m_otlon was made by Roy ,_(_,aU,' Susannah Trmbk‘; M-gm- :iayI'lzwere osfirln I‘? urge “wt  “Sr nwc ‘lin V1)‘  (¢':d h. ‘ H
p‘:mm.”e_.,_ .\¢$l-9 _fl.\ 70!‘ -\0!'m8n. Okllho Wl'l8l‘(?‘(fluC8t.l0ll8l meetings of the year. lurkpatrlck, who last summer as- am__.m,remn, Ruth Pink“ The “ ' _ V ' ' . "'-‘“ -“~-‘T W’ -”" - "
_ she will be the guest of the Delta.since the North Central Asaociatiolrsisted Horace llu hes then director - -'.- ' ° - ‘ Mrs‘ R‘ H’ Gm)" Mrs‘ J‘ 1“ Th‘‘'‘’'' -“'“"“" l':'”l‘3’f‘ l’Ti'**l~’f“~‘l l‘4“""‘- ”‘- -
faculty , _ , , , ‘ R - dlvmoll '~upt‘l‘lfll(‘7ldt’Ill.$ are: 1, M E . p 1. 1 ‘I . . -
-‘Gamma chapter at the Un“.fl._q,ty.influence5 educnjonnl pracuces of ‘hp mounnen" in orgnmzmg 8 {nm _\' “idsummer.\,i t,‘ ’ - ' 73_ 7"?“ '-'9" “Y” - ""‘ .\Ol"tllt.’Tfl Irish lmtntm.-~'. pk. .'i:w: lid. o‘.lI Iii. . 
"'70kl0h0m11- .'throughout the seventee states vacation Bible school w W88 mum. pooh,-R d'i“iSi0n 11,“; ;.gO,.(.: Pearle Mitchell’ \‘.-~.t rzililm-,n-. ll», . ._ . ..
u 3",.‘ _\g..,;_ Tum Bmn“““"*‘sf0rd' George Elliot which are tn ltlt territory; sponsored  the Mothn:iist. (‘hrl.<- man; a,,0(.im(,d young pe0pI("s -‘‘j‘ A 1.'cmd lile-micd t-offer, ll). .. ..
S. . Sinip.-son. (‘akin Race. Lewis Hefner F05 " Pr°f953°T Em“ “"" rem?“ l‘’’ 110". Balm-"l mid Il’t'8ll.\'l97'll”l divi_.j.,n' “Ni.” Bvdford: ‘dung di_ Satltlis Pea Berry coffee, lb, .

>'pluntlid unrullrd (iunpowdc-r tea. Ill. ..
>‘~.-l:tto~' .~‘;n!«-lzeilri cocoa. ll). 10c; 51 lbs.

lil1..'l‘.v.~l quality pork and lwnns. tomato
ll‘.L'llt'.~l qllxlllty evaporated milk. 4 for
lllgiu--t quality tomato and \‘4~gvlXllll(‘

Reid's Boot Shop

soups, can

. Wood, Miss Susan Men»

NO TWO HATS ALIKE

of at Easter. . .
Cooper of Los An- Loulc Mmer
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daughter, Margaret. a student in '31‘? ‘"Tl"3l5 in
Stephens College. left here for her R.'l!Il(0l(S.. I«9ilh0l’“-S
homo yesterday. and Mallne Braids.
Students in the Shake.-zpcare clas-
ses presented the last scene from
‘“A Midsummer Night's Dream" and
line Beatrice and llem-dict sct-lies _
from ".’lIuc-h Ado Allout Nothing"  ., SH(,)l' where-ill
P yt-sterday uftt-rmmn ill the collc~gr- p ' . , W,“ may find
«I5 nlltlllorlulll. , . .. ‘ _
‘S __. __ ’ .33 the nlost charnllllg of hats
i REAL ESTATE TRA.\'SI-‘I-IRS /' *‘“"”'*"“"«" '““""- "W l"""‘“‘”

 

are low. t‘tlllSl(lt'l'lllg the ex-

cullellt value each hat represents

Exclusive and adnralllc models now
ull di.<pla_v.

ROSS-KINLOCH HAT SHOP

No. 11  Tenth.

Lot No. 9 and S 1-2 of Lot 10

 

Rockenstein.
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SI‘: of
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Fm‘ the lJOSl p0:<Sillll- so_-l(-l'- ‘-_« ‘i‘.zlIl'Hlll|.'l t.-ii-lv pa-ncllo-.~. ll:ll'.'c~'. car. '.'(k', all-7.
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tion of fo0tweal', you shnlllcl

I.'H]-'ll'.I’Il <I|.r uzl. lzillt, T7-4';
“l:llll.a-:Iil~,

ivisit our display at No. H N.

Tenth. We are sllolvillg the;

\'~. til -xra» ::l’..;-4-twill, mu-ll
very latest styles in grl»_vs.
,tans, patents and satills. A. R. L E 
Fashion Complete
l'l,ulll‘ .'Ill.L ,\'ll, 2“ Slilllll

mace. 2” nz.. ouch
25c; large. 2.’ for .

Lyon’s Grocery Bargains

.\'.!‘lll

Constipation

What a wreclc of the human body constipation

WATCH OUR WINDOW STYLE SHOWS

pring Glorifies the
Tailleur

PRING’S most. favored fashion is the suit—--whether it be the
S strictly tailored design of O’Rossen or the more conservative

t.h&e- uarter for the more conservative. Everywhere one
turns one ears the praises of the tailleur sung and justly so.

We are proud of the offerings we have in suits. an
offering that includes a suit for every individual taste.
These are in materials of mannish tweed. in striped
annels. worsteds. poiret twills in hair-
line stripes. checks and plain colors. an charmeens.
The colors are light tans. greys. browns and navy blue.
These are in O'Rossen and other models. _ any have
the accessories of fobettes. A few are trimmed with
fur collars. All in all this is a display that an)’ metro-
politan shop would find ample and pleasln8-

By buying now you will have the advantage of the
Largest Display

. -Park‘/l

The House of Fashion

can make. It floods the system with dangerous
-4 poisons. It lea a to serious diseases. on't
neglect it

i V. Kellogg's Bran. cooked and lcrumbled. if eaten
i regularly. is guaranteed to relieve permanently
‘ the most chronic cases of constipation. If it fails.
your grocer will return your money. Kellogg} is
ALL bran. Doctors recommend it. They know
that only ALL bran can bring I00 per cent results.

Kellogg's Bran stimulates the intestine in
nature's own wonderful way. It sweeps, clean:
and purifies! It makes the bowel: function
naturallyfand regularly.

  
  
 
  
  
  
 
  

Kellogg's Bran has a delicious. nut-like flavor.
Eat it with milk or crcam—or in c recipes given
on every package. Eat two tableapoonfula daily
—-in chronic cases. with every meal. All grocers-

    

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Buy Tender
Government Inspected Beef

OLUM BIA housewives who want to
assure the success of their Sunday
dinners order meat from Richards.

So much depends on the meat. the
llasis of e\‘er_v \vell—balallcell meal, that one
cannot afford to take a chance on meat that
is llllesllbnztlllc.

Sure to Please
n(lll9I€SS Veal Roasts
Per Lb., 25c.
Boneless Plate Pot Roast
Per I.b,. l7'»1_»c
Pure .\leat Hamburger
(No water or cereal added)
Per Lb.. 15c.

Where Quality in Meat Seldom Costs More Than “Just Meat"

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