The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1917-10-26
CITY AND CAMPUS

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enant Milligan was student in II
l. School of Engineering and a captai
in the University Cadet Corps la.
year. At present he is assigned q
an instructor to one Of the Nationa
Guard units.
I Prof. J. e. Wrench of the histor
department will 90 to Calhoun. Mo
V and to Kemper Military Academy a
Boonville, today where he will lectur
on different phases of the war.
Miss Katherine Scarritt Of Kansa
City. sister of Nathan Scarritt, /,
junior in the University, arrived to
day to visit Miss Gladys Wall at th'
Pi Beta Phi house and to attend tn,
Phi Delta Theta dance.
Miss Claire Louise Boyle of Kansas
City will be the weekend guest oi
Miss Virginia Quarles at the Pi Beta
Phi house.
Miss Cammie Lamy left yesterday tc
spend the weekend at her home in
Kansas City.
Mis- Ruby Moore has been elected
president of the Texas Club at Chris
tian College. Other officers are:
vice-president. Icie Stringer; secre-
tary. Lila Hext; treasurer, velma
Tepe. The club has fourteen mem
bers.
George w. Teas. B. 8. in Agricul-
ture IT, arrived yesterday to attend
the Barnwarming tonight He is
employed in the J. I. Case shops In
Racine, Wis.
The following committee repre-
senting the students in the School OF
Education of the University has been
appointed to arrange for stunt in
the Thanksgiving Day parade: L.
Mckay chsirman; Miss Meryl Leavel,
Miss Martha Curry, F. M. O'Reer, J.
G. Umstadt
Every new girl in the University to
be looked after personally by a
senior" was the slogan adopted by
the Alpha Phi Sigma at Wednesday
afternoons meeting This is following
the Big Sister movement popular in
girls schools. The senior women also
voted to subscribe $40 for the yarn
fund.
Miss Emeline Henry of Centralia
will come to Columbia this evening !
to attend the barnmarwing. She will
be the weekend guest of her cousin,
Miss Frances Bruton.
A L. Sadler of New York and his |
secretary, Louis Maarsen, spent today
in Columbia.
Mildred Keogh. freshman in the
University. went to St. Louis today
for the weekend.
F. o. Shepard, accompanied by his
brother. A H. Shepard. went to
Crothersville, Mo-, today to visit his
daughter. Mrs. Morell De Reign.
Miss Cora Schuette, q student in
he University. went to st. Louis, this
afternoon for the weekend.
Morris Keath, a sophomore in the
University, went to Mexico, Mo-, today
or the weekend.
Miss Rilla Powell of Mexico came
o Columbia today for the "barnwarm-
ng." She will visit Miss Margaret
Averitt, 405 College avenue.
President A. Ross Hill returned to
Columbia this afternoon from Spring
eld, Mo-. where he went last Wednes-
ay to attend the Southwestern Mis-
ouri Teachers Association.
c. B. JOlley, sophomore in the
chool of Journalism, went to st.
.ouis today to spend the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. jennings and
aughter, Bernice, went to HaElsville
,day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Hade
Miss Vera Cobleigh Of Christian
ollege went to st. Louis this after
DON to shop.
r. H. e. Richers went to Moberly
,day.
Mrs. W. w. Templin left today for
t. Louis. She viii stop for the week
nd with her daughter at Underwood
ollege, st. Charles
Mrs. T: J. Thurman returned today
} Troy after visit with her daugh-
n. Gertrude, student In the Uni
srsity. Mrs. Thurman was accom-
anied by her sister, Mrs G. A. Shee-
, of Slick. Mo.
Harriet Cravens, Christian College
udent, left for her home in Gallatin
day. !
Mrs. Ted Herbert left for Marceline
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Bradshaw re-
rned to Centralia today. Mrs. Brad
Jaw has been visiting Mrs. W. r.
oalson Of Columbia. Mr. Bradshaw
Id Mr.. Toalson made q business trip
Oklahoma last week.
Miss Wallace Lewis returned to
allsville today.
The Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Bullard of
,hland left today for Leavenworth,
AM. to attend the fiftieth anniversary
the Kickapoo Baptist Church.
The Rev. B. F. Heaton, pastor of
Q Baptist Church in Centralia, re-
rned home today from Springfield,
here he attended a ministers con-
renee.