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. may ‘Kappa Gamma V  C’!*07l.l¢9¢lH.~  Leopard-Smith g . . H, mm PM

Cele‘ S37"-“flay 7  1 .;L Wedding Oct.11 o

p ‘ U Kappa G mma soror- om.“ i‘ -‘ ‘ - _ ‘ eh

; B:  itsffifi)-._ ifth ayniveiu at froaid  3 of  ‘Yard 118:‘ been recexvcid of the u.:.:°
iii. national c ptcr niiira in gaongr of.fl1;,—. c, .  - -., Nflngot ml-Inga :ue|Jb;oPLI::- self: this is the ‘ extraordinary
.1‘ Day dinner t‘ the Daniel the.‘ aororib"a &I'500Ie.;liItI¢r, at} .1.  H "° °G"rd phenomenon of nature now to be ob-
Davern last night. Mrs. Mar- tho chaptgv hum.’ n. 0.. to a net

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, u-veral ulumhde, Mrs. .
‘field, and Miaslliell Taylor.
gpcron. atten _ Miss Vir-
,¢id offered the toast; for the
- ., Mia-4 pziiuiaéiii Polk re-
! for the seniori. Missy Kate

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5; Mary Blair (pr the fresh-1
« men J S ; ‘ "ii
_ nrgaaizotiunxhetp is the The-’
u;¢hapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
- rcderia Westfall is the pres‘-
dmt this year. This chiipterwas one
‘first weiit ofwe Missi.-zsippi
. lished on the
5. They -celebrated it; fif-
anniversary on flue University
Minsouri campus lfist April. Of
sit: original members of the Mis-
golhyi elhapter. three gre‘ Still living.
Giircii Bridge Party in
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g-Hoiior of Sister: 'i
ll>lo;l-ring h:-;‘ iistdr. .\li‘.~.< liinily
Cirdwhll of l’.1\'er.<ii;7,e. Cnl.. \vh0’st'
mhrt“ (I: to C. l}. 3*)“ cf (‘hitulziv
’ will 1 lie place at §i‘U't'lo(‘}i tomor-
 a terniim‘, )tr.<.i\\'all:ice Leav-
'ellwo.' was ii.»-tea" to a bridge
pirty ta-.-terd_:i_v_ oft rnuori at th:
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ttr. l clen Schunbe. iAlin: Cardwell.
Wt-no Wind.-u-r. Jiiliet hlllss. and
Niltlf .\'(st\'ell. ‘ .

i. . (‘ardwell l~’.ii {ul'mt'l‘ .~'.u—
ci.-nt «if the Unite: S113‘ and .i.-‘. ii mem-
li'r of Delta lliiltz. llrltzi. _ Mr. .\los.~

-who is the son of Mir. and Mrs. D.
-D. Mons. is also it xUf'lll(:.l‘<.~‘l‘l(lt‘fll
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Sta-pit;-its U-‘loge Alumna.-
met _v¢-iterdlgy aftiernoon in
are Hall of Sttpbi-nh College.
Ann .\lnupii.. Mrs. llavid
_ staden I and faculty
them rs were" gulls. After the
the-etilig. the fut-ulty-_' served ten. '
tiiocrsf; were electtd as:
Preaid eat. Mrs. Ii (‘atno

' ‘Mrs. B. F. Elalffnlllfli
ihg F€i¢$’(‘U|T,\'.¢&lf‘:~'.i Willard Lips-
and corn-.~puh-ling .~'cci-etar_v.
"Hr:-'. J. W. llabinshn.

     

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Women? M;asionnry Union
First Bnptiiit Church will
at 11 o'clocl‘. ‘Friday morning

church for :3 lll.lSlfl(‘.“.'§ meet-
Foilowing _tiii';~.. 'the Margaret

‘ ,Bewiei: Circle of tile. t‘h11l‘Cll will

At..l:il0 o'clock the

man !I‘ill.be lrdder of the devotions. 3

Her lopic will be “ll'lie Ministry (if
I Personal Service."
 Th1*.benevolcnt dL""‘-{ll’lll‘¢'(‘lll of the
' Chriatiau Chunch \s I meet to do
‘ quilting at 2:30 0'clx‘l& Friday aft-

ernoon in the churcl,‘ parlors. Plans

or the _vear’s1\vnr|£ '
sl having birthdpys this month
‘ foil] iperve n-fit-shmiints-

.5 Diliner gut;-ta~:t_llthc :Slfl'fll1l Chi
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in-!'_ - The dance

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follows : _

will be made. h

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~ . and Mrs. '6.
Ourtimrht will pour. nnone aaaist-

s hair will ibec ill:-a. Margllret Groan-

leir. Mrs. J. M‘. Crockett. Mrs. Edgar
Scott and Mrs. E. W. Slharp.

 

Business Women
to H ave Limcheon._‘

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;The Business nd Pgofesfional
W,-pmea's Club of luinlia will have
itt regular use lu

in up in discnsiiion and no program

will be itiven. The xubioct will cen-

ter around‘ the securing of perma-

nent clubroomi and a rctitroo

the club. Miss

iiind in tllci discussion.
‘This is the first

to have clubrooms. The members
him: heretofore met in the Commer-
cial (‘lub rooms.
‘(ipen house for all ; University
“wen house at which theme was danc-
iig will be given Friday night i
the Women‘siGymnasiu_ui from 9 to
12 o‘clock.
gible are asked to tal:e—;part and
‘the University men will be invit
it being apomftoi-ed by \ '.
uiicil. ‘ 4 '

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Mn. Richard Tindall and Mrs. J.

tee a .
Those in the receiving line will be-J
W! be-ell-; University. the new having also

hour gn-iii be tak-

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:23’ J‘ T"‘°h'“°“° ‘ml '2'.‘-‘.393 N-E GL. for three years and then went

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°.“""'"“°" h" d°f'"“el" plumed I-‘ranceswayne Allen is president of

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Ztirzhday of I)i:l: Tindall. The guests
were: Richard Dunlap. Jimmy and
Leslie Green, Rolfe Fair-child. Lynn
Werner. and Tommy Cruse.

 

‘The Parent-Teacher Association
(if Benton School t

Ag--LII»-«g_-. _
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fial Force in Bducation."_

 

‘doetesa to the P. E. D. at

home on Thllly Avenue. Mrs. J. J.
fhillips will have charge of the
program, which will be an examina-
tion on E. 0. constitution.

 Mrs. P. a unnirora will enter-
tain at her home from 4 to 6 o'clock
Friday afternoon with a tea. Mem-

here of the agricultural faculty and: V,“ . .,,k.¢nd guest at me Pi Beta
' be the- pm bongo, ‘

the extension staff in
§:uo.'.<t5.

Anna Balner. and Miss Blanche

".Vlrs.VR. S. Berltebile.
Street.
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i}CFounders' Day banquet tornornow; vote of 40.136
' Berry will be; ticket and Jaudon polled 38.289
will be-' votes. »
igiven by Miss Grace gin.-Lexi. R-iui.l

Mina Marion
floastmistneas, and toasts

= ight.

it-rine Johnston. Irene Davis. Miriam.

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ivenland Miss Flossie McDonnell.’

upervisor music in the grade.
hools, it lk on “Music as a Vi-T

‘ . were about
’ present. _

. Qrganizution at the hall tonight.

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l H,-,._ J, J. Oppenheimer will be. o'clock tomorrow evening. \
2:30i
rccord— o'clock Saturday afternoon at her‘
" Leach Priddy and Mi... Christine’

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Mr. and u}L.'.i: J‘. Berltebile. im.'_ Br
B‘-

liter of Moberly are the guests of

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ha Chi Omega will have its} for mayor. Beac

oust tonight will but: Dr. and __
Smitten D. Brooks.‘Dean and MN»  Mrs. William Baldwin or Clark‘:
Albert R. llfclti-I‘ Dean Bessiejjgummjg, Pg" gm: Lin, Dudley S.’
l.enc,'ri _ Priddy land rs. Mm‘it1|!'t‘tf§(_‘.onle_v won the prizes at the Conn-L.

niberlain. ' ii 5 . I try Club bridge luncheon yeSterday.l"
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Oct. 11. ntiGall.atin. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Smith are graduates of the,’

her master: degree e

Robert Hooking Graduate School.
The couple will be at home after

Kanaaa City. where Mr. Smith is
practising law. ~

 

afternoon at the home of res.

announced previously.

' .G”oL‘t51tBILt*nttsso

  T in FLARE FLOWS AWAY v

IN    Alpha announcgs the
—-—-——-—— . Nedtim

Nov. 1 at 2910 Locltridge Street in 1:‘.

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the University will have u cal people uiko awn

rii v Dobb fiiig "‘ ‘
‘ ‘  5 w iatealt-fry tomorrow evening. The.

\'.
The lake then reniaiiis dry

la are to meet at the south steps period oi’ {mm one u,

the junior class.

ga tea as‘ a patroness of the soi-onty.

Dean and Mrs. Albert K. llecltel
will entertain at ‘dinner tomorrow
evening in honor of Prof. and Mrs.
T. Luther Purdoni at their hime_ 7
Glenwood Avenue.

 

Delta Sigma Pi, honorary emi-
!l'lEl'(‘c fraternity, entertained last
night with it dinner at Harris‘. There
twenty-five members

drix Hall will entertain a group
boys from the Methodist Student

Mrs. P. I’. Anderson of (irmsc llc.

a week with her daughter. M rs‘. Hen-
ry D. Hooker. Jr., 311 llitt Street.

 

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The lake

outgoing water.

tl5(‘(‘!'l8ll‘|(‘(l.

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has

scletitlfit‘
and individual geologists are now on
the ispot. trying to solve the myas.
The phenomenon is obvious-
Mich.. will arrive Friday to spend 1}. of a u.uu,.3C the
whole territory is cx-volcanic.

nature.

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ME.—-Alltthafl -T‘ -. .
ll-llh a ltind‘o'f crnic: (ihvlitsatfie-2:-i uncgwm-t“ flan’ ‘ gudute of. the
dries up. and then refills it; in' thzhféggifietenchinz mathematics

3 Rollin!" Smith of Kansas City on Sunday’.  at Cantcrm' "9" “am i"

Why does it dry up, where does ico. M0.
the water go. and how does it
,turn are the

This

ll‘.-
little picture ‘
grad-

tss nioiiths. when the water began to re-
rn. genei-ally in the winter time.
It used to be Sl.lpp'15l‘tl"\ll8l it filled visiting the post weel; at the Zeta

-—--—- l with rain water. but the flow Tim Alpha house. Mia.-. Knox is now
M3'5- P- R» Dlflft‘ "1 ('t'nU'¢1liF-1 Will is much too rapid for this. It n.\i::il- ‘
i arrive Friday to be the guest of Mrs. ly takes longer to fill up than- um
E. C. Scott lll Price Avenue.’ She untidy, but it

'*°"“= “"‘°'1““'° "°‘ ‘.“°"“'~"‘ '"‘? will be here for the Alpha Chi Om mm mm" 1“

8- fill up again in a fortnight 0:‘ les.
of Canterno

the pant to trace the lll!'('t‘ll.in of the
One niuynr of Al-' “——‘
ntri. years ago, ordered the water to l‘
be colored blue, so that if any blue

side the route of the flaw could lie.-
__ Nothing came of tilt-
Tbe Methodist girls living 3-, non- attempt except a little ridicule of
of the good mayor.

Members societies

re- .
_ ‘l_“9"’ll°n5 ‘“'hl_¢h PM Plnkimffiht left today to attend the
only local inhabitants. but fi(‘l€nUKl5‘ three-day national convention at
and many others are asking ' ~
g The phenomenon repeat: itself at, anti. aé the delegates of the Miss.
“ u,c_interyals of a number of years, souri,Unis-orsity chapter of Tau B...
varying from three to twenty. The; ta Pi. honorary engineering frater.
St ooze-out of the lake took place‘ nity.
1922. Ten years before that it‘
i u did its famous disappearing his
ll’ L‘ . ed
The lake situated near the vil-
The Gibson Circle of the Broad- lake of Fumonc, suddenly develops
way Methodist (‘hutch will have a II Whirlpool near its center.
, sewing and quilting party tomorrow Itfadually grows in extent and druw- :
. Ir; ing power, and after a wceli or so
naw‘ Thnrihl McDonnell; 819 West Broadway, in.’ from the commencement of the n
stead of the regular meeting that now what was once n
T ‘as ‘ rns into
————-—~- ‘ ually drying swamp, full of eels and
Women mt-nibera of the junior different kinds of fish.‘ which the lo-

‘a
no‘ (‘ornhuilter
cstuai-ics or uullt‘l,.~; other than the mate. student pu-.~‘ident last year.
Small crater in the middle, and as mid :i 1t".!.'i graduiitc. was itl>sI pres-
ftir as it l\'l’l(I\\‘f1 there are no under- cm at the game.

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of Robert H. Ray of 3.»-

. V, City High School at
V Granite City, lll.. this year; _

v ’ ith_Allcn. a graduate of the
L‘"'".l‘*'5l'-3'. teachiml romance
lafltilll-!€'8 at liarilin College Mex-

Ben C. Symon of the College of

- Purdue. University, Lafayette. lndi.

David M. Warn-ii. B. J. '17.
V‘-TR‘. of Amarillo. Tex., attend.
the ‘Missouri-.\'ebraSk:: football

frame Saturday. Mr. Warren has

been fl(‘Tl\'Dl_\' btlflfigod in x‘(¢“'§pu')(|r
A work since leaving the l.'niver.~=ity,
“ml 18 W‘-W Hlllur of the Amarillo
llzul)’ News,

PERSONAL ITEMS

-“Y3. U. J. \\'c;lllIel':-’, llil N(il'lh
Ulcnwood Avenue. returned ycs~.‘ter-

for . day from a tliree-wee-l:.~' visit in
five or six Texas and St. Louis. _
Alta-t \lngdel\n bum. in former

Student in the Utii\'crsit)'. has been

teaching lll .\'oi‘li-orn. Mo.

5. M. l*larda\vn_v «if Kansas City. a
graduate of the l'iiiver:zit_\'. \\‘tl.~’ in
(‘olumbiu Saturday for the Tiger»;
game. 'illinm Shu-

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Try a Blissourian want ad.

Ice (‘ream and l’l..-\(‘E
(‘ARDS make ii party.
We have the most at-
lraclive Place Cards.
Bridge Prizes -and Novel
Favoiia.

THE INGLENOOK
Gift Shop and Dining
Room. 705 

Miss llazelwlTo_ffman. ll6'(‘.o_llcgc
Avenue,'va'ill entertain the llurshc
Circle of the Baptist Church at 7:30 ‘

 

Dinner guests at the Pi Beta Phi
' t were Dean Bessie

Deal of Texarltana. Tex.

Mrs. ix. H. Bra.-clton, 1213 Wal-
nut Street, entertained her bridge I‘
club this afternoon.

 

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of Kansas City

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'. C. Picks Nominees for Mayor. ‘
Unittd Praia.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 1-l.——The
largeatprimary vote ever polled in

on the Republican

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I;RlVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT
CHARLESTON CLASSES TUESDAY AND
FRIDAY NIGHTS AT SEVEN

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‘To introduce the new Servisilk Umbrella ’
to our customers we are offering this en- '
‘ltireweelt the unusual opportunity of pur-
cliasiiig one of these fine quality Umbrellas
«at in distinct saving. Any woman will be
own and carry a Servisilk Um-
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popular stubby type. covered with all pure
dyed silk with plain or novelty borders.’
or with imported Swiss Gloria Silk. Colors
are l\'avy. Purple, ‘
inal. Garnet, Black. and

White. Handles are the very newest styles.
carved and
,; other desirable novelties.

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Willa: Miller Ilatahm Entrance

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“mm ‘ n ‘ton mu ningham is the high~i-anking man of A

down aeema to he the latest problem
of the Esta-Parks Dry Goods Com-
pany. Twice within the last three
week: windows have been broken
persons end.-ring or leaving the
storc. T

Mistaking a small door leading
into the display window for the en-
lrlnce of the store. William Miller.
602 \\'illtes Boulevard walked into
the display window and out through
the large plate glass Monday about
3 o'clock. Miller was uninjured but
the falling glass broke the glass
from the adjoining display window.

Miller stated that he was «near-

sighted and that he believed that
he was leaving the Store by the main
entrance. _

Damage was estimated at $250,
according to the management.

Three weeks ago a negro, intend-
M plunged
through the wit the
small door leading into the display
tvindow. He also thought it to be
the main entrance.

Tau llc l'i Pledges 5.
The local chapter of Tau Beta Pi,
national honorary engineering fra-
teinity. announces the pledging of

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junior class in the College of
Engineering.

THE LITTLE GIFT SHOP

Greets its many old and new
friends at its new home, 309
Ilitt Street.

Ethelyn Beauty
Shoppe
Expert Cosmeticians
12 S. Ninth St.
Above Heibel's Pharmacy

Prices Reasonable . .

Telephone 1883
Making yourself beautiful
is an absolute necessity,
not a luxury.

Ethel Raloes,
Proprietreas

      
 

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you'll get good meat.‘
at Richards. l'llt1l’.Slll8‘.

are entirely '.-=:iti.:{;rc-
lory. Think if the
trouble on-l thin.» _\‘i»'.‘l?'
telephone .s:i'.'cs-_ ‘.-
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ltitclu-ti in 1: \'t‘f:.‘ stint"!
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[lli.'lllt' at ltichard~'.:;:in
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Munsing wear for the Entire Family
In Fall and Wintér Weights A

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HE Selection of well-iiiade czirefully (lE>Zlg'l"l€(l knit unclei-we:ii* is
an investment in personal comfort and good health. ‘(.'C*l’t;lllli_'i~’
no better make could be chosen than MunSing\vear—which is siiown
exclusively at our Store, for women and children.
For women, there are’ well-fitting, Straight-line union Suits in Sev-
eral good weights, and snug little suits for boys and girls to keep them
warm on coldest days. ' ’

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faring every basement
for one dollar.
is a this season's a
Most Unusual Millinery

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Every

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“The House of Fashion”

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