The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-10-22

of Women's Clubs, left yesterday for
her home in Moberly. Miss Mullen
read two papers in the meetings OF
the convention
]. E. Schofield, B. ]. IA, now editor
1 of the Edna, (Mo.) Sentinel. is spend
ing the weekend as a guest of the
Dana Press Club.
w. T. Swinney of Mexico returned
home yesterday after attending to
business interests here.
C. N Davis, student in the Col
lege of Agriculture, is spending the
weekend at his home in Auxvasse,
Mo.
Mrs. H. ]. Willis of Montgomery
City returned home yesterday after
a visit with Mrs. Blanch Payne.
]. o. Corder Of Corder, Mo. return
ed home yesterday after a visit with
Miss Ruby Lester of Columbia.
Mrs. E. L. Keyes left yesterday for
st. Charles where she will visit her
mother.
Miss Helen Cotton, a student in
Stephens College, is spending the
weekend at her home in Albany, Mo.
Mrs. E. E. Evans of Fulton return
ed home yesterday after visit with
| her father, w. A. Bright.
Mrs. Roy Brown is spending Sum
day with her parents at Centralia
Mrs. J. X. Hulett is visiting her
mother in Sturgeon.
Miss Hattie Norborne, a student in
the University, is spending the week
end at her home in Norborne, Mo.
Mrs. E. NJ Woodwork is visiting
relatives in Maryville, Mo.
Miss Gladys Wells of st. Louis has
returned home after visit with Miss
Marguerite Rickert, a student in the
University.
Miss Aurilla Brigham, student in !
the University, is spending the week I
end with her parents in st. Louis. /
Mrs. Sue Nicolson Hatcher has re-
turned to her home in Fulton after |
a visit with friends in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Hibbard left |
for Warrenton, Mo-, where !,
Mr.. Hibbard left his car on a recent |
motor trip.
W. c. Gibbs, professor in the /
Bible College, left yesterday for
Sturgeon where he will occupy the
pulpit of the Christian Church this
Miss Ada Mathews returned TO her
lome in Moberly yesterday after in
erviewing the deans of the different
schools and collegs of the University
n regard to foreign languages.
Prof. w. A. Tarr took a class of
orty-four geology students to the
Davis and Watson coal mine, four
md half miles northeast of town
esterday morning. The class caught
ride out to the mines on two coas
wagons.
M. E. Branom, an instructor in ge-
graphy and geology, who has been
Il the last four weeks, has recovered. II
At Z p. m. next Tuesday the German II
lub will meet for the first time this
ear. A German comedy will be pre- III
ented. Prof. Frederick P. Gutckunst. III
Tho is president of the club, has ar N
anged the program. III
w. Courtney Wernert, a senior in III
lie College of Arts and Science, went III
} st. Louis Friday afternoon for the III
eek-end. Ill
Ace B. Groves of Madison, Wis
'nsin, attended, the Ames- Missouri Il
anne here yesterday. He was a guest Hi
the Phi Gamma Delta house. iii
Ralph E. Murray, A. B. '16 was here iii
ON st. Louis for the Ames game. Hi
r. Murray is with the St. Louis Bag Hi
I'd Burlap Co. I'LL
George A. Irion, student in the I'LL
'hool of Engineering, left last night I'LL
his home in Mexico, Mo-, where I'LL
will visit over Sunday. I|
All girls who wish to join the Wo- Hi
ems Athletic Association can do so |I|l|
xt Tuesday, Thursday or Friday I|I|
'm to 3 o'clock, by calling at the I'LL
ice at the women's gymnasium. A |||||