The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-30
UNIVERSITY NEWS

The Y. NJ. c. A. announces that Sher
wood Eddy will speak at the Universit,
February IA. Is and Is.
Miss Julia Dale, an instructor in
mathematics in the University went to
St. Louis last night to spend few days
There will be meeting Of Sigma
Delta Chi at the Sigma Chi fraternity
house at 7:45 o'clock this evening.
Miss Frances Kinsman and Miss Emily
Schill, students in the College Of Arts
and Science, will spend the weekend at
their home in St. Louis.
Baxter B. Bond, studen, president Of
the University in l9l8-l9. returned to
St. Louis this morning after a visit at
the Kappa Sigma house.
Captain ". F. Bahlman left this morn.
ing for his home in Kansas City after a
visit with his grandson, Bahlman Parker,
student in the University.
]. L. Dchoney, c. r. Wood, d. l.
Whitcomb and ". L. Johnson, students
in the University, left this morning to
spend the weekend in Kansas.
Vern Hardin, Tiger linesman, who was
operated on at Parker Memorial Hospital
Tuesday night, is getting along nicely and
will probably be out for football again
in about Two weeks.
There will be a meeting Of all gov.
eminent students in Room 200 Of the
Agricultural Building at 7:30 O'Clock To-
night Plans Of interest to government
students for the ensuing year will be dis
cusscd.
Every house president is asked to be
present at a meeting at 4 O'Clock Friday
afternoon in Room 100, Academic Hall.
Most Of the time will be given to a dis
cussion Of house problems and house con.
stitu,ions.
Albert Luther was operated upon yes
tcrday at the Parker Memorial Hospital
for appendicitis. Clifford Tslbert and
Alice Chinn were also admitted ycstr-
day. Those discharged yesterday we're:
Lee Shannon. Eugene Philips and Mrs.
Mary Hooker.
Brice Edwards, for years a resident Of
Columbia and formerly a student in the
University, was recently elected presi-
dent Of the Pig Club at Hamilton, Mo.
Mr.. Edwards is working for the govern
ment as adviser and instructor to the
farmers.
B. |. Spcrling of the English depart.
mcnt will address the Menorsh Club at
7:3O O'Clock Saturday night sharp in
Room A, Y. NJ. C. A. Mr.. Sperling will
speak on the history and aims Of the
Menorah movement The meeting will
be adjourned at $50 O'Clock on account
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. mixer.
The Montgomery County Club held
business meeting Monday evening at the
home Of Miss Alice Cardwell, l2l5 Hud.
son avenue. The officers elected for
this year arc: President, Franklin Gard.
well; secretary and treasurer, Ben Rog.
ers; sergeant-at-arms, Joseph Crane.
Plans were made to give a steak roast
next Monday night About thirty people
will attend.
Bob Simpson was the chief speaker a,
a meeting Of the Ag Club last night.
He urged that more students in the Col. |
lege Of Agriculture come out for track. |
Committees on arrangements for the
barn.warming made their reports. The
date committee asked all who wanted
dates to report 10 them Business men
Of the town have offered prizes to the
hardest working freshmen and those
having the best ideas for stunts. Cards
we're given out to be sent to prospective
short course men. II
The Dramatic Club Of the University
will meet at 4 O'Clock Friday afternoon
n Room ITO, Academic Hall. The Play
Reading committee will propose Friend.
y Enemies" "The Fortune Hunter"
md Nothing But The Truth" The club
will decide which Of these. plays will be
heir FIRST production. A new system
ldopted by the club this year SLOWS any
tudcnt interested in dramatics to be an
Issociatc member. All Of the old mem
'ers are regular members. Before an as.
ocisic becomes q regular member he
must obtain a part in play.