The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-03

French newspapers. Mrs. Becker will
talk to the club on the subject Other
Americas-Fiction and Poetry Below
the Isthmus". The Missouri Writer'S
Guild, members of the English Clubs
and English faculties of the city and
the president of each of the local or
ganizations have been invited to be
guests of the Tuesday Club.
The following will be dinner guests
at the Sigma Chi house tonight: Mrs.
John Wiedmer, and Misses Alice
Wiedmer, Corinne Mackey, Mary Will
son, Mary Bess Meservey, Kathleen
Titzell, Harriet Joaquin and Jane
Rodgers.
Joseph Thornton, Jr., entertained
the following guests at an informal
dance at his home last night: Misses
Jennie Hockaday, Mary Susan Estes,
Sabra Niedermeyer, Marian Williams.
Margaret Williams, Virginia Hale,
Virginia Hunt, Lula Moss Robnett,
Helen Douglass, Frances Carter, Hell
en- Forsyth and Virginia Reed, and
Jerry Murry, Philip Prather. Mitchell
Gray, Kemper Jacks, ]. P. Estes, Rob
ert Cassidy. Clayton Draper, SpenC er
Shore, Weldon Cotton, Jr., Hartley
Banks, Jr, Edwin Moss Williams,
and Henry Taylor. Mrs. j. E. Thorn
ton, Miss Saidee Steam and Miss Eliza
Arnold were the chaperons.
Mrs. Roy T. Davis entertained the
members of the Eta Upsilon Gamma
sorority of Stephens College in honor
60 here sister, Miss Jane Enloe and
her guests, Miss Mildred Berry of
Jefferson City and Miss Ruth Leach
of Elston.
Irvine Hockaday is spending the
weekend with his family in the Du-
mas Apartments.
Miss Louise Marbut of Washington,
d. c., sister of Miss Helen Marbut, |
and Miss Claire Rountree of Webster
Groves are guests at the Kappa Alpha |
Theta house.
Mrs. C. F. McVey will leave the
middle of this month for Los Angel
es, and Fresno, Cal, where she will |
spend the summer. Before leaving
for California she will visit friends
in Sedalia and Kansas City.
Mrs. Dan G.. Stine entertained in
formally at bridge this afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Thomas N. Dysart of
St. Louis.
Mrs. ]. A. Harris of St Louis who
is visiting her mother, Mrs. C. o.
Chambers, will entertain informally
this evening in honor of her guests,
Misses Fay and Violet Oliver of JEFF
ferson City.
Mrs. Irvine o. Hockaday enter
tanned the knitting club at luncheon
today complimentary to Mrs. Thomas
N Dysart of st. Louis.
The Stephens College Alumnae AS
sociation and Stephens College Club
will meet at 2:30 o'clock Monday aft
ernoon in the college parlors. The
biennial election of officers will be
held and musical numbers will be
given. After the meeting the MEM
bers will attend the college "at home"
from until o'clock.
Mrs. John T. Milbank and Miss
Catha Wells of Chillicothe will ar
rive tomorrow to attend Journalism
Week. Mrs. Milbank will be the
guest of Mrs. Ben R. Shore and Miss
Wells will be the guest of Miss Mary
Stewart.
The Tuesday Club will give dance
next Friday evening at the Elks Club
for the benefit of the Children's De-
partment of the City Library. The
dance will begin at $3.50 o'clock. A
short program will be given at 10
o'clock especially for those who do
not care to dance. 1t will consist of
a dance of the nations in which
of University girls under the
direction of Miss Helen Gath will take
part. Miss Mary Mildred Logan will
sing a solo,
Tile entertainment committee for
the dance is as follows: Mrs ]. E.
chairman, Mrs. George W
Ross, Mrs. c. A. Draper, Mrs. Weldon
Cotton and Mrs. <. s. Cave The COM
mittee in charge of the sale of tick
cts is Mrs. Mary P. Thomson, Mrs. w.
P Dysart, Mrs H. H. King and Mrs
Charles d. Matthews. Tickets will
be on sale Monday at Peck's Drug
Store and Goetz and Lindsay's Jewel c
~ Store.
Miss Bess Rogers of Marshall, n
ormer University student. is visiting
.iiss Floye Miles and Miss Frances C
)ivelbiss at Stephens College. Y
Miss Ecce Tomlinson entertained =
t dinner Thursday for Misses Bess
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