The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-03-26

Mrs. W F. Harshe and Mrs. Rosa
r. Ingles are in ST. Louis attending
the suffrage convention.
President A. Ross Hill gave a dinner
at Harris last night for the members
of the Varsity basketball team. The
guests were: Ralph Coffey, Eric
Schroeder, Craig Ruby. George Brown
ing, Paul Vogt. c. II. Lewis, Lee Simp-
sen and Phil Scott.
Theta Sigma Phi wOman's honorary
journalism sorority, held a literary
meeting at the Chi Omega house last
night. Miss Cora Scheutte read a
story of the life of Fannie Hurst and
short account of the life of Sara
Teasdale. Miss Virginia CasOn read
few of Sara Teasdale's poems. They
held initiation for Adalyn Faris.
! The Mothers Club of the Eugene
Field School met Monday afternoon.
The pupils gave a musical program
| and Miss Ella V. DObbS made a talk
suggesting plans for enlarging the
work Of the club.
Miss Martha Prewitt returned to her
home in Clarksville today after visit
ing at Christian College and at the
Pi Beta Phi house.
Miss Grace Norris has returned
! from a visit with her parents in St
| Joseph.
| Mrs. c. A. Draper entertained with
1 four tables of bridge at her home in
the Dumas Apartments yesterday aft
| ernOOn. The rooms were decorated
| in roses and spring flowers. The
first prize. a silver rose vase, was won
| by Mrs w. f. Clark. Mrs. J. VI.
Belcher won the consolation prize,
which was a cOrsage of viOlets Mrs.
Draper was assisted by Mrs. James
Gordon. Mrs. c. F. McVey, Miss Mary
Lansing and Miss Helen Adair.
Mrs. Thomas Wood Parry, who has
been the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ella
D. Taylor at the Sigma Chi house, has
gone to St. Louis to attend the Nation
al Suffrage Convention. Mrs. Parry
will be the guest Of honor at lunch
con at the Missouri Athletic Associa-
ton, Saturday. The luncheon will be
given jointly by the three ST. Louis
chapters of the United Daughters of
the COnfederacy.
Mrs. Kenneth Cunningham is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hope, Sr., in Jefferson City.
Word has been received in Columbia
that Lieutenant Louis Hord Cook. son
of Senator and Mrs. Sam B. Cook of
Jefferson City, has arrived in New
York. Lieutenant Cook spent some
time in hospital in France, recover
ing from a gas attack. He expects to
be sent to jefferson Barracks to be
discharged. He is the brother of Mrs
Charles W. Digges.
The members of the Phi Alpha Del
ia fraternity gave a luncheon yester-
day for Prof ]. p McBaine. Prof c.
w. Curtis and Prof. George l.. Clark
The Missouri Club of Christian Col
lege entertained the other state clubs
Monday evening in the college GYM
nasium. The evening was spent in
dancing Special features of the par
ty were the yells and songs OF the
various clubs which the girls gave
during the evening.
The FOrtnightly Club gave an in
formal reception this afternoon at
Read Hall from 3 to o'clock for the
wives of the new faculty members Of
the University this year. Mrs. r. i.
Ramsey was in charge of the musical
program given under the auspices OF
Mrs. ]. c. Jones. The following were
in the receiving line: Mrs. Jonas
Viles. Mrs. f. r. Hedrick, Mrs. r. II. |
EmbersOn. Mrs Alfred Nolle and Mrs |
MaZyck Rayenel.
Mrs. F. T Ramsey of Austin. Tex.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. c.
TAYLOR, at Gil South Fourth street
The Rev. and Mrs. Horace W. |
Hughes and eight-mOnths-old daugh- |
ter. Grace Beatrice. are the guests of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Hughes of Elm street. Mr. Hughes, |
fGrmsr student in the University, is
pastcr of the Christian Church at |
POwersville, Mo.
The Big Show in Town this week |
is Wanted for Murder. Today and |