University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-12
Society


Mayor and Mrs. j. NJ. Batterton gave
a 6 o'clock dinner Friday night at
their home, Fl West Broadway, in
honor of their so~n-in-law, T. R. Doug
lass, associate professor of soils at
the Iowa State College, who, with his
family, is their house guest. Those
present were: T. r. Douglass, c. E.
Neff, Robert R. Hudelson, s. T. Simp-
son, F. L. Bently, A. R. Evans, H. o.
Allison, Ben NOVEL;, william H. Rusk.
A. o. Long and C. A. LeClair.
Mrs. George s. Starrett entertained
the cast of "A Marriage Advertise
ment," the play which the Women's
Missionary Society Of the Wilkes
Boulevard Methodist Church will give
Tuesday night, Friday night at her
home, 600 Wilkes boulevard. Those
present were: Misses Lorraine Young,
Julia Street and Sallie Burnett; Louis
Douglass and Elmer Windsor.
Miss Jean Bright entertained sey-
eral of her friends Friday night, com
p%limentary to Miss Roy Stewart who
will soon leave for Porto Rico, where
she will attend school the next year.
The crowd first went to a moving pic
ture show and then to the Sigma Chi
house, 500 College avenue, where an
informal dance was held. Refresh
ments were served at PENIS. Those
present we're: Misses Roy Stewart,
Elizabeth Niedermeyer. Frances Gray,
Elizabeth Spencer, Frances Hunt and
Jean Bright; Cuthbert Stephenson,
Antonio Davidson, William Taylor,
Phillip Stephens, Pierce Niedermeyer,
Stuart Reeder and Ernest Mitchell.
A "tacky party" was given last night
by Miss Sallie Caldwell at her home,
1917 Smith avenue. The guests came
in 'tacky' costumes. Those present
were: Misses nellie Combs, Iva Payne,
May Hubbard and Genell Murray;
Clyde Hopper, Samuel Barnett Joseph
Harris, Fuel Murray, Klon Rimmer,
and Tracy Batterton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Cowden, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Goats, and Mrs. Ruby Bryant.
Miss Jennie Landrum gave a party
night at her home, 631 North
street. Those present were:
Misses Josephine Rouse, Rachel Put
nam, Ethel and Lois Williams, Rhoda
Denham, Ola March, Ethel and Lena
Wade, Dorothy jenkins, Eva Edmon-
ston and Jennie Landrum; Pete Camp
bell. Turner Jenkins, Frank and Ed
ward Hoelscher, Charles Turner,
Harold Mahan, Otis Thompson, Les
ter Brown. Emmett Rice and Herbert
Daniels. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Lam
drum were the chaperons.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Christian Church will hold open
house for University students from 2
to 5 o'clock Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons at the Chris
tian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Wheeler enter
tanned informally at luncheon yester-
day afternoon at their home, 14O6
East Broadway, in honor of William
Truitt of Los Angeles, CAL, who is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Ann Truitt. +.
The guests at the house party which l
The Kappa Alpha Theta sorority is I
having at their house, 906 University
are: Misses Helen Harris,
Louise House and Beatrice Patti of I
City and Evalyn Ward of Car
The Thetas gave a BLUE a
luncheon yesterday for their s
guests and the following: Misses {
frances Bright, Columbia; Miss Julia @
Gave, Mexico; Miss Mary WOODBURY., t
Ind, who is the guest S
If her sister, Mrs. D. o. McGovney;
Mrs. Lucy House, Kansas City. For
he luncheon the table decorations
blue and white with %bluebirds as
'lace cards. Open house was held by Z
he Thetas last night from 8 to 10 G
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