The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1918-09-23

u Dlnner guests at the Sigma M house
q yesterday were: Mrs. s. H. Harris
r Misses Laura Owens, Pearl FARRELL
. Catherine Richards and Catherine
, Ware
The freshmen of the Delta Tau Del
ia fraternity gave dinner party yes
l terday for the following: Misses Mary
Moore, Catherine Cole. Catherine
Crew, Majorie Wetzel. Exile Gray,
Elizabeth Weeks, Adalyn Faris, Betty
Bruce, Nellie Milan, Ruth Harris.
Edith Cornelius, Fern Bewyer, Mary
Bess Meservey and Margaret Bostian.
Dinner guests at the Sigma Chi
house yesterday were: Misses Adeline
McHolland. Harriet Joaquin and Jane
Swofford
Edward De Long returned yesterday
from st. Louis, where he spend the
weekend.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Tau
Omega house yesterday were: Misses
Corinne Mackey, Roberta Herring,
Frances Gray. Sybil Flagg and Mar
| jorie Patterson.
The advisory board of the Y. W. c.
A. will meet in Miss Eva Johnston's
office, Academic Hall at 4 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon.
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity en- 1
tertained with a dinner party yester-
day for Lieutenant ROLAND Teichman.
who is here on leave. The guests |
were: Misses Alice Wiedmer. Susie
ManOvill, Bertha Bruce. Virginia Rog-
ers, Daisy GOodrum, Mary GLADDEN. |
Grant and Harriet Bell.
Lieutenant ROLAND Teichman left |
today for Ada, Okla, where he will |
be one of the officers in charge of the
S. A. T. c. unit at the East Central II
Normal
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity
announces the pledging of Barnes i
Combs, Kansas City; Sam Dalton.
Columbia; Frank Aldrich, Eldorado
Springs; John McHugh, Donald Smith,
Moberly, and Carl Van Helton. Jop-
lin. III
Miss Eleanor Taylor entertained III
four tables of bridge Saturday after
noon. The prize was won by Miss
Juliet Bowling.
Miss Adelaide Simon of st. Louis is
a guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
house. iii
Lieutenant Roland Teichman arrived
from Fort Sheridan and is III
visiting at the Phi Gamma Delta
house. Hi
Miss Mary Lynn Daugherty and Miss HI
Geraldine Fennell left today for their HI
homes in st. Louis after spending the Hi
weekend with Mrs. Dwight E. Ault- HI
nan and attending the Sigma Alpha III
Epsilon dance. III
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraterni- III
y gave dinner yesterday for the fol- III
owing guests: Mrs. John Groves, Mr.. Ill
md Mrs. Charles Drennon, Misses III
Geraldine O'Brien, Marie Cooper, Dor I
THY Hayes, Florence Lyle, Maudie I'LL
icDermand, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Stock Hi
ng Of Kansas City, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Hi
Williams, Miss Mary Williams. Miss llI|
Margaret Meyer of Springfield. Miss Hi
Geraldine Fennell, Katherine Fisher, I'LL
nd Mary Lynn Daugherty of st. I'LL
.ouis, Grace Norris, Kathleen Fleming Hi
nd Jean Bright. Hi
The Pi Beta Phi sorority entertained Hill
nth an informal reception from Hill
ntil o'clock Saturday afternoon for Illl
heir chaperon, Mrs. Inez Clark. In II
ne receiving line were: Miss Kath- Hill
rine Carmack. Mrs. Clark and Miss Hill
larry Hill. The following patroness- Illl|
S of the sorority assisted: Mrs. J. Hill
:. McBaine, Mrs W. S williams. Mrs. lIl|l
7. G. Manly, Mrs. J. H. Coursault, ll|lI
nd Mrs. John E. Sykes Mrs Stanley Hill
NTH poured tea in the dining room. Hill
he dining room was decorated with llI|l
I'd roses and ferns and lighted with lIllf
indies. The living room and sun lII|
'om were decorated with potted lll|
ants and autumn flowers. lll|
The Kappa Alpha fraternity gave a Illll|
nner Saturday night for Lieutenant llIllI
ines r. Clouse, a former student llIlII
no arrived Thursday from Fort lllIll
leridan. The guests were: Misses ~: