The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-09-27
SOCIETY NOTES

g entertain the members of the Columbi;
= Library Club at their home, 116 Edge
g wood avenue. this evening. The clul
q is composed of the members of tht
staff Of the University Library, includ.
ing the student assistants; the libra.
rians of the public Library and OF
Stephens College library. and the staff
of the State Historical Society library
Regular monthly meetings are held
from October to May. and the club
: year opens and closes with a social
| meeting.
i The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
will give a matinee dance Saturday
afternoon from 3 until o'clock. Mrs.
George Ross will be the chaperon.
Mrs. Henry ROtenhammel. Henry
Rotehammell, Jr. and Miss Sybil Bur
ton of St. Louis motored home Tues
day after spending the weekend
here.
Mrs. c. F. McVey entertained the
/ following guests at luncheon today:
| Mrs. J. r. Thomas and daughter, Mrs.
/ J. S. McWhorter, Mrs. G. d. Edwards.
Mrs. ]. E. Fairbairn and Mrs. Mar
tha Moore.
Mrs. d. A. Robnett, Mrs L. ". St
Clair-Moss and Mrs. J. L. Latshaw.
state president of the Christian Wom-
ems Board Of Missions, who is visit
ing here, motOred to Perche this morn
ing to attend an all-day meeting of
the board there.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace McKim of La
Belle arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs.
McKim's parents, Mr.. and Mrs +.
W. Niedermeyer.
Tomb and Key, honorary inter-fra-
ternity organization, will give an in
formal dance next Wednesday night .
Miss Helen Hungate is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Hungate on Hillcrest
avenue. Miss Hungate is on her way
from Salina, Kan, TO Nashville. Tenn.
where she will be instructor in physi-
cal education in Peabody College.
Mrs King Banks. who is visiting her
brother, Joseph Davies, and her mother
al the Sigma Phi Epsilon house this
week. will return to her home in
Raines, Tenn, tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Love Banks, 11O9 Paquin aven-
ue. gave an afternoon tea today in hon
or of her sisters-in-law. Mrs. King
Banks of Raines, Tenn. and Mrs
Heartsill Banks of Newport, Ark. ID
The Delta Tau Delta fraternity had
as dinner guests last night. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Lewis of Excelsior Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis are in Columbia ,
en- route from Chicago. They mOtored
to Excelsior Springs today.
The Junior Missionary Society
of the Broadway NJ E. Church will
meet in the Sunday school room of
the church at 2:3O o'clock Sunday
afternoon instead of Saturday as was
announced II
Mrs T. K Catron gave bridge par
ty this afternoon for her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Emmett Smith. who will leave II
soon for San Antonio, Tex, to spend
the winter. III
Harry Lewis, Raymond Tindall. III
Harry McCarry. Claud Bates. Forrest
Kimball and Jack Arnold motored to III
Excelsior Springs today. III
The Kappa Alpha fraternity will III
give an informal house dance tonight III
'or sixty-five couples. The fraternity III
,olors, crimson and gold will be used III
n the decorations. I'LL
The Kappa Alpha fraternity an III
lounces the pledging of Thomas Cor III
lish of Louisiana, Mo. III
The Delta Tau Delta fraternity an iii
lounces the pledging of Elliott Spratt iii
If st. Joseph. Hi
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity Ill
leld initiation last night for the fol-
owing: Herbert Peet, Russell Fits. Hi
'harles DrennOn, John Groves, John I
Knight, Paul Jones, Lawrence Rock l
nd Harrison Barton of Kansas City; Il
ROLAND Williams, Ewel Ship and John l
Vim of Springfield; Barron Sieferd. lI
iemphis, Tenn; John Ross, st. JOS HI
phi; Frank Wyatt and Fred Wallace. Hi
Garnes Groves of Dow Hill
r; Frederick Livingston, Clinton, and Hi
dwight Aultman of Columbia. ilIl
ROchepOrt Boy Dies. Till
Frank Robinson, the 3-year-old son Hill