The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-06-02

President, Ruth Cannon; Vlce-preSi
: dent, Phyllis Vance; secretary, Myr
tie Sloss; treasurer, Louise Harring
, ton; members of the grand council
Ruth Cannon, Louise Harrington. The
members are: Ruth Cannon, Pittsfield
ILL.,; Eugene Field, Cover; Helen NJ
Hall, Trenton; Louise Harrington
LathrOp; Helen Barnes Harvey, Sioux
City, Ia; Lena Hillix, Camden Point
Mary Howard, Marshfield Marcelle
Lively, Durant, Okla; Lillian Morris
Duquoin, ILL.,; Elizabeth Rippey, Lam
caster; Doris Dillon Seaman, Tulsa,
Okla; Myrtle Irene Sloss, Shreveport,
La; Phyllis Vance, Parsons, Kan. /;
Hester Brite, Maria, Tex; Ruth Ma
rie Graham, Columbia; Lavinia Hick-
man, Columbia; limo Horning, Skies
ton; Martha Mcdonald, Elsbcrry.
The Young Peoples Union of Co.
| lumbia will give a social in the YM
CA Building Friday night for all of
the students in the University. Robert
Herrick is in charge of the enterment.
! The Young Peoples Union is an or
ganization of young peoples societies
of the various churches of Columbia,
which plans to have one large social
affair for students of the University
and girls colleges each term of the
school year. The entertainment will
include varied program of music and
other features which will be given in
the 'Y" Auditorium.
The Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Winders
and son, Elmer, of Hannibal, who are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Rob
row. The Reverend Winders came to
Columbia to preach the baccalaureate
sermon for Christian College last night
at the Christian Church. He was
pastor of the Christian Church here
for twelve years before going to Han
nibal.
Ed. Warner, who was a guest at the
Sigma NJ house last week returned
to his home in Kansas City yesterday. !
Miss Nadine Moore and Miss Mar
garet Moore of Charleston, who have
been attending the National Park !
Seminary, arrived today to be the |
guests of Miss Mary Wilson at the !
Pi Beta Phi house before returning
home.
Mrs. John Holloway will entertain
twelve guests at a dinner Thursday |
night at her home on University ave-
nue..
Mrs. Henry Burruss of Carrollton |
arrived in Columbia Saturday to spend |
the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
Margaret Squires, and her grand
daughter, 10, at 9O7 Lowry street.
Miss Eula Lyons entertained the
teachers of the Benton School at din
ner Thursday night.
Mrs. William Schweider of Spring
field, Mo-, is the guest this week of
her daughter, Miss Mildred Schweide.,
at the Delta Gamma house.
Miss Mary Guitar, who has been at
tending school at William Woods Col
lege at Fulton, has returned to Co
lumbia to spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs. ]. H. Guitar, 1921 Wilson
avenue.
Mrs. ]. R. Thomas has returned
from Kansas City, where she was the
guest of Mrs. Frank NJ. Lowe.
Miss Edith Miller, teacher in the
Soldan High School in st. Louis, re-
turned yesterday after spending the
weekend with her parents, Dean and
Mrs. Walter Miller. At the close of
her school, Miss Miller will visit sew
eral weeks in New Orleans, La, be-
lore returning to Columbia.
Miss Louise Stanley, who spent the
weekend at her home in Columbia,
eft for Washington this morning
where she is working for the Federal
Vocational Board
Miss Elizabeth Bolts of Mexico is
he guest for several days of Misses
'nowdon, Leila and Mary Willis on
Walnut street.
John Morris OF Lancaster, Harry
DIETRICH of st. Louis and Harold
iayes of Centralia. students in the
University last year were guests for
he weekend at the Alpha Tau Omega
Ouse.
The Athelaean Debating Society
ave theater party last Friday night