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Mrs. Clyde Mack departed Saturday morning
for kansas City.
Miss BESSIE lie GroGe enlertained the Thur
day club last Thursday afternoon
NJ; Joe IL. Rountree were married 1t christ
Episcopal Church hy the Reverend A T. Love
Ars. Andy rPattsrson entertained ~ card
"wednesday afternoon n honor q Mr. H.lnn-
a. ]. Davidson. Mrs. Aiva Mlllgan. Mrs. Franz
Fellows. Mrs. Harry Johns. Miss Mamie Hac,s
ney. Miss Mamie Mae Blodsett, MIS- Steli1
Thfall, Miss Myrtle Lingsweiler. Miss Ida
Miss Beulah Palette. Miss Neii Haynes. NS
Willie Rand. Miss clara Moist and Miss Ma
thilde Ferguson.
Mrs. Emma 4. Chambiss cnISria!ned iafor
Enally Thursiay afternoon in h5nor Of Mrs. \: y
McGsec &c 81 10. ThoSe P,,esen; were Mrs
hell. Airs. John Coombs, Mrs. A. }. Davidson:
Mrs. jerome Bowman. Mrs Zen Massey am
Mrs. J. e. Crensfaw.
The J. y. G. Club met with Miss Msth;ds
were Miss ida Dixon. Miss stella Means. MtSs
Stella Thrall. Miss Myrtle LingsvrileI. AS
Beulah Palette. Miss Mamie Mae HiodEeiL
Hiss Maude Rose. Miss Corneiia Patterson, Miss
dies and Mr. Frank Ferguson.
Mrs. J. W. Palmer entertained at cards Tues
dav evening Doctor and Mrs. Hawkins. NJ, AM
Mrs. Harry Vaughan. NJ. and MIS- -. VI.
: rofgr ~ ara Mrs.. George Ee-d ~ and
and Mas Edi;h Philips.
Mis-. Lon hubb-rs'u entertained the euchTe
Cub Wednesday afternoon. Those present were
MI Harry vaughan Mr. Gso-se Red Mrs.
Stephens. Mrs. n \ Abbott Mrs f.ce, Mr.
Bsaneft and Mrs. Fletcher Mack.
Mr.. L"Ii-~ HeTiton entertained ID" II. q. T.
ClU5 saturday Afternoon. Thos- pre-eat were
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HGaes MsHenEy and Ms " a Moore Will
The Jane Randolph Jenerson chapter Of the
D.: A. r.. which expected. to meet yesterdsy.
isrtained BY the Misses Ju,ia Eppts. and Mari
anne and Carrie Dawson. at their home on Nc
The arst q the ai,er-Easter receptions was
given Yesterday by ME- Ashley W Ewing a.
street; for IN, Mrs; W; :; s s8s S who has I ssT ~
St Louis, These three ladies received III
ninety guests in the parlor. which was prettily
In the library tea was served by Miss Ma
belle Stone and Mrs. Cecil Thomas, the tables
lets. In the center was a silver candeiabra. with
E.yerder shades and taPers- The dining-room was
an n slsbar,t own ravsT va. = ~ IarEe SasSe, SIZED witS
the flowers and from the handle was suspended
a butterfly bow OF liberty, satin fibbon- Itolets
Mildred stone and Minnie Grafton served yio-
let frappe. with eonfecti0ns and cakes in white
All in white, with violet trimmings. Mines; Graf,
ton E g. Ewing; d. ~; shsekeiiGrd and
in entertaining
A delightful dinner Party. was given thursday
in honor OF their first wedding anniversary. Cow
fully decorated in tall ~cut-giass vases. niied with
roses. one at each corner. In the center was a
earro1naed b. ferns. and hoIdirF : pyrsmi4 Of
roses; Seven courses were served. and after
which was adorned with American beauty roses.
Cards wers played: The guests were MIS- Dn-
Gertrude Ramsey. Mildred Bradbury. Mr.. End
Mrs. Fred c. Rinds Earusey.
VIII Hoefer. VIII schott and Doctor Cortez
Enloe-
A wedding. which took all her friends by sur
prise. was that Of Miss Rose Houchin. daugh-.r
n Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Houchln OF this city. TO
Mr. b. r. Coppage Of Decatur. Ill The ceremony
was performed a Margaret Stephens Chapel
Sunday, after Ne beautiful Easter morning
service. Miss Rudd played Lohengrin's We'd
ding March and the bridal party entered. the
attendants being Misses HIida Perth and Cleo
Mooae, MeSsrs Everett Chandler and TAYLOR.
followed by the bride and bridegroom. The Rev
ersnd C. Z. Pattiio ofnciated. Tho chancel was
decorated in Easter lilies. hyacinths. roses and
PAINS The bride. a tall. handsome girl and
very popular in her circle Of friends. wore a
and applique. She wore q large white hat snd
carried carnations. f1nEed with ferns Her
bridesmaids were gowned in pink and white. with
large hower-trimmed hats. After the ceremony
the bridal party and relatives repaired 20 the
home Of the brides parents. where Diner was
served Mr.. and Mrs.. Coppage departed on the
afternoon train for their future hona. Decatur.
where the bridegroom is a prominent young BUSH
ness man
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SPRINGFIELD, NO.

Mss Genette Elliott has returned from Cave
Mrs II. Clay Tompkins entertained N. Busy
Moman.s Idle Hour Club Wednosday afternoon.
J Ih 3 Je gFenen Mrs we Cosby H Eiy. " n. H ii CSsb, M.
N M5, pged a.: 4Is- 6 GsHhsnts. Mrs. r.
rant. Mrs. JeT HanseII, Ms. s. T. Quick. Mss.
James Abbott. Mrs l. H Baldwin, Mrs Ed
DniiSssens. Mrs. William sheppard. Mrs. AT CHARLES n " ).
Wright. Mrs. p. ID. sheppard. Mrs. Henry Eaton.
F. z Mcdaniel. Mrs George McDaniei and Miss
Mrs. John cOOmbs of Northriew Is visiting in
Mrs Henry Cooper and children VIII arrive
Mrs As C Of 81 Joseph. No. is the
Mr.. and Mrs, 4. l. Campbell entertained at
Finch saturday evening in honor q the:r E,sst-
McGbes. Mr. and Mrs. J. c. cTenshaw. Mr.. and
Mrs A J. Davidson. Mr. and Mrs .. NJ Wells.
Charles sso MeGregU @a, Nj. and MTsa Frank a FellS Mrs
NJ emo Ms OTIS MiIiiEan. Ar and Mrs Harry
Mrs Alva MIlgan. Mrs. Emma A. Cham5iiss
M. ana Ms. otis Miiiligan have gone to Chi
Mrs. F: NJ Wells Entertained at caras weaacs-
St. Joseph. No. Those present wsTs:, Mrs. Nc
Ghss; MI Mrs. 4 NJ L cS Sa%4Ssil' n Ms % SHnrl Home me.
Mrs. Alva Miliigan- Mrs. William Rienhoh, Mrs
son. Ms. j. c. crenshax. Ms. Emma 4. cnam-
bliss Mrs Ivan Link. Mrs. Lee UIimann. Mrs.
sErne' Mrs !. l. Lynn. Ms HaTIy s,mna'rs.
z. Mcdaniel. Mrs.. Frank cTTan. Miss Cora
HORNE; Miss Eleanor curEan. Miss Mamie Hack
ney. Miss Josephine Aumouth. Miss Eleanor HoI-
brook. Miss Katherine Holbrook. Miss Matte
shuler. Miss Virginia Williams and Miss Halle
The marriage Of Miss Edith Holland and the
Reyerend William l. Darby OF KirksylIle. Mo.
was celebrated "Wednesday night at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. y. Hoi-
h lsah; Ih e, ssysrs.d :. ,, 7 sa 35s q The Sun
Darby Of Evansville: Ind. ofnclsted.
kansas J1tr.
II. S. ST. John. Those present were Mrs. J. e
Brown. Mrs. n u. Brubzker. MrS. Gus Merx
Mrs f c. Rathboae. Mrs. R. a Wright. Mrs.
I'D HaJdemaa. Mrs Dsnes nrswA
House. Mrs J% pPiterrnam Mrs. George SpraEue.
Mrs Ed Pickering, Mrs. W. G. Brown. Mrs. q
II benjamin. Mrs George Young. Mn George
MrConiey and Mis- Jennie =. smith.
Miss Mayme White has returned from Joplin
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Mrs. II. A LonEsn and Miss Aiieen stevens o.
H"Isas Clty. Who are ne guests % Mr. GeoTCs
In receiving and suteruSininE. Ssx-hand euchre
Mas the amusement; the prizes being awarded as
Gibson picture. framed: Miss Francis smith.
Franz Monroe Starria5 iaiils. Jus pr.2e a MT5
glass dish: Miss Olive withers. consolation prize.
set q silver shiTt-wslst buttons. Refreshments
Mrs. W. II. Lyons OF Kansas City Is the guest
% the family OF her brother. Conductor Charles
Nr. and Mrs. r. II. Gray and children ar
rived Tuesday nom Centrslia on a visit to Sc
! Gala friends.
tian College At Columbia. spent the Faster holt
days vita, her parents. Judge and Mrs. J. y
Mrs CHARLES AGsms nee Rose HART OF Topsk-.
IhetsTnsd 10 a nome n na5 SalTs' o fe-aA''S mere
Misses Matte Swsrtr and Marie HanseI left
Monday for Warrens5urg to attend the State
Mrs George Hobson of a.rsia, Ia. arrived Fri
Wednesday to Be the guest OF relatives for n
Miss FIa 9ohanon % New York CITY arrived
MetneSezy 70 bs the guest OF her brother. Mr.
NJ ana Mrs.. J. J. Gerkin Of Detroit. Mich.
Sir. and Mrs. O. W. WRIGHT Of jefferson City
arrived Tuesday 10 b the guests CT sedalia
Miss Aileen Stevens Of Kansas City is a member
Mrs. w. d. steele read an interesiinr 5aper On
Mondsy.s meeting Of the sorosis Club.
Miss Flora Glenn entertained the members OF
the Adagic cub Thursday afternoon at her home
in East Seventh street
The reception given Wednesday evening by
IutEe and Mrs. George ?. Longan at their home
In West Broadway was one Of the brilliant society
functions OF the nnSt-Leutsn season. The enter
tainment Was given FOR Mrs II. 4 Longan and
Miss Ailsen SIsVens OF kansas Cy. guests Of
Judge ard Mr.. LonEan. Miss Kathryn Cassidy
and the members Of the AdaEto Club; and as a
remembrance Of W. II P1WeiTs birthday. The
interior Ct the residence Was decorated with
flowers and ferns. and the co,or scheme 81 green
and white was carried out IN the diniaE-room.
where the table decorations were exclusively Of
Easter lilies and ferns Progressive doninoes
was thc thief amusement. and the prizes were
N wuldCd as follgwS. The reutieTsn's prize Went
TO Charles = West and The Ladies' prize TO Miss
Edna Morris In the receiving marty we're Mr..
and Mrs.. GeoTee X MscEev. Mrs :. 4. Fuller
and Misses Aileen Stevens. Marion Eivira Jones.
Kathryn Cassidy. Gertrude Maithy. Emma Lon
gsn and Isabel Daniel. and Mr. William Cas-.
Among the out-Of-tovu guests. aside from Mrs.
lHnEan and Miss Stevens, were Mr. kimbrough |
Store OF St Louis and Mr. Leonard Nelson Of
Mrs. p. Wilson Carr entertained the members |
Of the Rocking-Chair club Wednesday afternoon |
at her APARTMENTS in West Seventh street |
At Wednesday afternoons meeting OF the |
Nautilus club Mrs. Charles Evans read a naDer |
on Modern Italy and Iirs. A c. Miner and /
Mrs. J. ". McClain made a report regarding H. Il
recent district meeting OF federated clubs. held 1
At Marshall \
Miss Elliot Ynst. dauEhter OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4
Richard Yost. entertained 4 company Of young \
lady friends Saturday afternOCn at her home in Il
South l5mine avenue. |
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Mrs. Max Lowenstein. during tie rssk.
Mrs j. = Weber Is n 81 Louis. where shs
was called by the Illness Of her mother.
M Jack Buchanan who has made an EXTENDED
ytstt with his slxters- Mines. Firth and Boyd.
departed Monday for his home in Butte. Mont.
Mss Wayne SGrbSr departed for Columbia
Monday afterDoon TO visit friends and attend
several social functions IN tkat city.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee BuS6y Of Salisbury were
during the week.
George Lynch and Ustick Mckinney hare re-
turned 10 ST Louis. after q pleasant vtsit ut their
respective homes
Mss Kitty Bahey OF Paris. No. 10 spending
the week with Mr.. and MrN John Tedrord
Albert Little OF Carbonate. Ill, has returned
home after a visit OF several days with his
mother. who has been quite SICK.
W. L Eddings has returned from q brief -isit
with Huntsville friends
Judge John A. Hockaday Of Fulton was the
Eaest OF friends IN this city on Sunday and Mon
Mr.. Leon suzneriin OF nFinol. Is spending a
Few days With bis sister. ArsL ". Buck
The Court Of Honor gave . pleasant social in
their hall Monday evening
Ms. RI. Bib OF St Louis Is the guest Of
Doctor Miller and wife.
Mrs. Jennie Smith Of Paris. who has been TIRE
guest Of ". $ BoulwRre and sisters for the
Past week deua-ted Monday afternoon 10 visit
with HiSbee friends.
Conservatory OF Music. complimentary 70 Miss
Ruth Rassett or Paris and Mae Jennings OF this
city. The latter has been absent curing the year
attending college at Columbia There were aiso
present: Miss Hayes OF Huntsville. Mis- Potter
q Denver and Miss Grace Butterfly Of Detroit.
). L Head Of Peru. IND. was the guest of hts
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; yiisitinE The family Of her father. the Reverend
Miss BeatIice Rupert of jacksonville. H., Wis.
=: b Jstt q 81; Louis is visiting relative,
Charles Duncan OF New Hope visited rela-
ooorse E Lynott 4 visiting his sister. Mrs.
me- Mhinsn. a. Jopiin-
at ROodhouse. Ill ~ Pe
tered VISIT with her daughter. Mrs. T. L Tins
ley; at Atlanta. Ga
MiSs Camille Edsgn Of Bowling Green /. visit
Mr. Maud Cotton is visiting her father at
Miss Addie Easli.h 4, visiting friends a,
Mrs. q. J. Detisnne Of vsndaIia 4. WAITING
her brother. George Gaines
hisses Jessie and Lucy Smith OF Frankfort
MR. V. =. Hm visited relatives in St. Loui.
Miss Ricie MsAIis,er OF Bowling Green is the
guest OF IL Nalley and family.
JGer. 1 Eare MH san, Simr Cd LSns OF Troy visited
Charles 9 Bu1um and daughter. Mary Fran
3, 5 SsrI;ek z campbei ana Georr.
+ =. Harvey. ana wife q Es.serfy and Joe
Block visited relatives
gust A.s Of f1 iss SI.I T. Me- 81 St Louis is the
Mrs J. T. Hetherlin and granddaughter are
Mr.. and NJ: ] stOsksr Of Piesn, Hn.
MrJ. 4; Kramer VISITED relatives at Sum
pi !s1F; Ms F < ( { E P PassT and SIss s;;.'; g., their
friends.
NJ. oscar COMBS and Miss Lizzie Rhodes OF
fsockpor. III. and Mr.. George r. Demoln and
Mis- Jennie v Stadlv Of the sane place We're
married at noon Wednesday IN a double wedding
ne ceremony being performed By Judge II. j.
Ras Pearson and wife visited relative, a,
Doctor r. E Hemstr.et. accomp.nIet bv hi.
wife. Is home from a visit al 81 Paul
A L Pierce OF Purcell. I T.. Is visiting his
parents. Jonathan Pierce and wife.
Earl Mcclure Of joplin is here the guest CT
J. d. Meriweiher o. Decatur. III, was IN.
guest Of Dr. Chariee L Meriwether.
Glen Allison Of Webster Groves. NO.. visited
Charles r. shaw has Just returned from
Hugh HeadHck and family left Monday for
an extended stay a. Los Angeles. Cal.
ents. fsf, Tor New York rsursasy. n" par
Mr.. and Ma J. ". kaufman are visiting
NJ. kuhlman's parents IN 81 Louis.
Mr1 Hattie Warren Of Rockport, y Y. was
Mrs. John. V. Eugle OF JerSeyvine, IN, Is
the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L
Nj. W. F. Taylor and Miss Cord. Palmer.
both or armada. were married at the Grand
Central Hotel "Wednesday BY the Reverend
Mrs. II. c. Mcpherson entertained the Current
Topic Club and other guests at a reception
Tuesday afternoon. The afternoon was devoted
TO the usual literary studies OF the club ard TO
Mines William Baruum and y. G. Hardin
entertained the THURSDAY Club At the home Of
the latter April Is The hours Of the party
were devoted 10 the solution o. answers 70 =
nance. The Hardin home was Beautifully dec
GRATED.
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Mrs, Harry CoEell. Miss Mabel ConkiinE. Miss
M Millis Hi s,sn Mis- Miss I5@a BSdEieyi Ms MS Edna Edna
Mrs.: . R smith has gore to Fl Faso. Tex.
Ms. }. II; Davis o; Rockport. No. visited
Miss Vera Townsend has returned to her horna
in Bolivar after a visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Victor cOItTane and little son are visiting
their home in Memphis. after a visit with relA-
Eannsvii ho'f Ind. H GSafe she Sep %i7i 1oiH S nsr hassl iSl
and make her future Rom"
returned 70 their home in St Louis after a visit
Mr., and Mrs John =. Tarrant have issued In
r.tations FOR the msrrt1Es q their 6aushter.
Wednesday evening April = al their residence
in East Walnut street.
EHaay With a party ThOss P[ssens veg Mi,;es
Bertha Noe. Ethel and Eva Rand. susie Cox
EEa petersen. VIVA Hsdiocs. Mr.. ana Mn dsd.
dy; Mr.. and Ms. Baker. Masters Calvin Boat
Gilman COOK. walter smelly. VII England. Bob
GSS. rSae I hanE He GeGT.. h Fan h hSsni haTS Nu Gh.S-
VIII Grsy; Harvey Adams; orils Hushes. liar.
vLrFii Hughes. Walter Wsics and JcSS Cox
s.rs w F ChSlfent and son. Holland. have
81, with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b
Miss Bertha entertained Friday evening at
fsT,s Mis- ss1 Map Sisgsi a Ms Lux waddiil Ms Us
IIesn Hiasan Nr Mp PoI reg t. ahtn WG ~ cSi,
Mr.. Ralph Snyder. Mr.. Laurence UpdeRran and
Mis-. bessie Taylor has returned from ST. Louis
1T. and ArS r. s Waddnl are visiting in 81
Mrs. Hamilton Kline has returned to her home
In Kansas City. after a visit with relatives here
Mrs. Henry Schneider has issued Invitations for
a card party Friday afternoon
Mrs. Guy Mitchell Of Golden City Is the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Ed Aorehouse-
Mrs.. II. A LaPham and daughter. Miss Ruth.
Mrs James Cruicksharks has returned 10 her
home in Bolivar. No. after a visit with Misses
Maggie and Nell Haynes
The HopeSell. met with Mrs. Martin Hardwick
Tuesday afternoon
Mss Mary Baxter is visiting in warrensburg.
Miss Nell Ross entertained Tuesday afternoon
in honor OF Miss Edith Holland Those present
sylvia Anthony. Miss Lulu Fisher. Miss Mary
Tent. Miss Clara Tarrant. Miss Ida Dixon. Miss
R1rthR Holland. Mss Heulah Palette. Miss PAU
line Lynch, Miss Edna Badgiey and Miss Ena
The NeedIework Club net with Mrs A. r. Hall
Monday afternoon. Refreshments were served 20 |
Mrs. ]. n. Mack. MS- 7. J. White. Mr. SprtzEs. |
Mrs. Morris Jess. Mrs kirk Morris. Ms. w. o. |
Mrs. Edward Raider. Mrs Brooks. Mrs
Peak. Miss Berthe Kentrea and Miss Mary Hall. |
Mrs. samuel Murdoch Of Sabetha, kas-, is the
Euest OF Mrs. f II. Smith. /
Mics Stella Whaley entertained Friday after
noon IN honor Of Miss Clara TarTant. -
Miss Ena Balentine and Miss Mary Bryan gave /
a linen shower at the home q the former Moa.
and Miss Edith Holland. Refreshments we're /
served 70 Miss Holland. Miss Tarrant. Miss Lena |
whaIey.. Miss Stella whaiey. Miss sylvia An
lette. Miss Neil Ross Miss Pauline Lynch. Miss I
/ uiu Fisher. Miss NsrcsIla FuIIb isht. Miss Mary /
Ten;. Miss Mamie Hackney and Miss Ida Dixon.
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NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY ~ ~
"a In NEIGHBORING CITIES.

spring here. ~ a
Mis hugh Stephens. the Misses Minnie Grafton
ami Janet Williams depart ,o-mo-row Tor = few
SayS WISH with Mrs. +. W. stephens in CO.
The ladies Of Grace Church will give a sale and
kanee' one day this week Fancy work. aprnD-
bonnetE, etc. Will be on sale.
Miss Katherine McHenry. whose marriage 10
Major Claud Clark will take place Tues.,av.
Aprl = at ] O'clock at the Margaret stephens
SnaptL mas and Will be very much entertained
before that day. Deing one OF eocietv'S rrea-p-t
iavoriies. She IS widely known throughout the
state, having assisted Mrs. Lon V. Sien<enS in
All her functions at the executive mansion dur
ing her four years Of residence there. and hav-
ing visited, with Mrs.. stephens. many ulaceE IN
tnis STATE summer resorts: North and East. and
at Hot Springs On several occasions.
Friday afternoon Miss Minnie Cation enter
tstned Informally Tor Miss McHcnry. only a Few
OF the mast Intimate friends Of the guest q
honor being invited. This week Miss ALMA Gass
VIII. entertain on Tuesday. the MisFrS Jane and
Adc'e Williams. som" evening in the week.
THURSDAY Mrs. Hugh stephens at a drjeuner.
friday Mrs. y. G. NeItN gives a card paFty. and
Saturday a linen shower will ne given by
Mrs. W p McMahan fer Miss McHenry. Mrs
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MOBERLY, NO.

Misses Anna James and Mary wight were
guests Of 81. Louis friends during the week
Miss Alexander OF virginia Is visiting Mis-
Maggie Firth
MessTs- Omar GRAY and Frank Bruton Of
sturgeon attended the Easter services Of the
Knights Tsmpiar this week and enjoyed their
stay in our city.
Miss Grace ButteTlr OF Detroit. Mich. and
Mr. Della Dey % Hannibal are guests CT
Aooeriy relatives and friends.
Eugene jackson OF cSrroilton visited his sister.
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students of Missouri University who are in
terested in the histrionic art. The mem
hers are chosen from those who give the
mos; promise. and their presentations have
been attended with success.
The plays presented have been recent
ones. sucn as are given on the metropolitan
stage. Among those that have been pre-
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scented are The Rivals" Alabama"
"Charley's Aunt Henrietta .EsmeraI-
da." My Friend From India" and "Aris-
tocracy."
The four contestants in the annual
Shakespearean contest this year are all
members of the Quadrangle Club. the two
boys being from Columbia and the two girls
from Kansas City
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REPURIIcs

REPCBLICsPEC1AL-
Columbia. Mo-. April IS-The Quadrangle
Club. composed of Missouri University stu
dents. has just closed a successful season
in which it presented several plays IN
North Missouri towns.
The club. which is a permanent feature
OF student life at Columbia. is composed Of
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LOUISIANA, NO

Robert Ham Of 81. louis visited friends.
l. J. slaughter OF Grain Valley. No, visited
relatives
". wethereiI and Andrew Tellefsen e
Pittsburgh are visiting J. A Miller
Mis- Jessie Johnson of Burlington. Ia. Is
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This sketch was made by Harold Aus
tin, aged Q years. KerShaw School.
Chicago
We give a cash prize of s.. 90 for any
drawing of this character which we &C
oept and use. All school children can
compete. Full instructions on inside of
each package of Egg-O-See. telling what
to do 10 get the prize and how to make
the drawings.