The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-01-25
SOCIETY NOTES

place at IL o'clock this mornig at tn,
home of her mother, Mrs. Franl
Brown. The ceremony was read by
the Rev. J. H. Shook, pastor of tn,
Methodist Church.
| Miss Brown is the neice of Mrs. Z
H. Guitar of this city and has fire.
quently visited here. She attended
the Summer Session of the University
in 1917 Immediately after the cere-
| mony they left for New York where
| Ensign Horne will report for duty
| They will live at Norfolk, Va, until
he receives his discharge. Mrs. Guitar
| left yesterday for Marshal to attend
the wedding.
Miss Adaline McHolland returned to
her home in Chillicothe Thursday after
spending several days as the guest of
Miss Jean Bright.
Captain and Mrs. William o. Hill
will entertain at dinner this evening
for: Mrs. Dwight Aultman, Miss
Edith Aultman, Miss Grace Norris,
Horace F. Major and Dwight Ault-
man, Jr.
Mrs. E. S. Cave of the Dumas Apart
ments has as her guests her daughter,
Mrs. Turner Williams and her sister,
Mrs. S. Durkey of Mexico.
The Pi Beta Phi sorority will enter
tain at tea tomorrow evening for the
following: Eric Schroeder, Eugene
Mcconnell, George Ruth, l.. E. Why
bark, Edmund F. Way, Edwin Mckee,
Eugene Moses, Harry Westbay, Charles
Laurence, William Ruby and Tom ].
Walker.
Miss Ruth Dulaney left yesterday for
Slater to spend the weekend with
here parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. T. Gentry are the |
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William r. |
Gentry in st. Louis.
The Sigma Delta Chi national jour-
nalism fraternity held an initiation |
last night for five members. The new
are William E. Resor, Frank
H. Hedges, Willard Ridings, Ralph
and Pemberton Blattner. Ar
were made to give a din
ner one night next week for Henry
Schott of Chicago, who will be here
to address the students in the School
Of Journalism.
Misses Marvine Campbell, Alice
Parker, Florence Smith and Mary Mil
ired Logan will spend the weekend
with Miss Margaret Moss.
Norris Rider left yesterday to spend
he weekend with Mrs. Rider in Mar
shall. He will attend the wedding of
Hiss Catherine Brown to Ensign Gil
ler Horne, which takes place there to-
lay. I
Fred Bradshaw returned to his home
n Marshall yesterday after spending
everal days at the Beta Theta Pi
ouse.
The Sigma M fraternity gave din :
Ter party last night in honor of Cliff
ord Fitzwilliams, who left today for A
is home in st. Louis. The guests t
'ere: Mrs. Ellis Brownlee of Brook
eld, Misses May Estes Turner, Helen
-dair, Dorothy l. Clark, Helen Nay a
or. Frances Gray, Cecile Haskins, +
orinne Mackey, Anna Mahr, Maggie =
ell, Catherine Ware, and Adalyn
aris. q
c. o. Raine, master of the State =
range and Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Jay
Carrollton were guests of Professor +,
nd Mrs. S. D. Gromer yesterday. a
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity en-
at dinner last night for Mrs. a,
W. Flower and Miss Virginia Flow re
of Sedalia, Miss Anne Palmer of 81
)uth Charleston, Ohio, Miss Rachel -
custom of Cincinnati and Miss Rob-
ia Herring.
Mrs. Grant Crawford will arrive to-
y from Sedalia to be the guest of j.
r son, Jack Crawford, at the Phi
eta Theta house. -
Mr.. Frank Read spent the day here M
tn his family. He is on the way W
'm Chicago to Fort Smith, Ark.
L. D. Rain, master of the State -
ange, and County Agent Jay and .,
rs. Jay of Carroll County, were ii,
ests of Prof. and Mrs. S. d. Gromer
sterday.
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The women in the Home Economics 81
partment of the University gave
Thursday afternoon in the Rest ne,
ON at Switzer Hall for the women =
10 were here attending Farmers
EEK. -
v. A. Redford, who has been the hr; hs
est of his daughter, Miss Helen ito
iford during Farmers Week re- L0