The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-06-22
News of Columbia Society

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President and Mrs. ]. c. Jones will
/. a, home TO the students in the Sum-
.,sr term on Saturday evening. An
;,forrnai reception is being arranged
Ior by the summer term management
an the terraces surrounding the presi-
Isr,'s home. President and Mrs. Jones,
noc,or and Mrs. Elliff, Prof. and Mrs.
IF Wrench. and the deans of the Uni
,ersity faculty and their wives will be
in the receiving line.
The reception starts at $3.50 o'clock.
musical program will be given.
The reception was TO have been given
,omorrow night but was postponed un-
I'll Saturday because of the death OF Mrs.
r. B. Price.
Miss Cccn Stone was the honor guest
:. a kensington given by Mrs. Ralph n.
Watkins a, her home this afternoon. The
cr,ests did needle work for the bride-to-
he Miss Stone. who is soon to marry Mt.
HB. Wallin. a professor at the Univer-
s;,v of Wisconsin. The guests we're Miss
Cecil Stone. Mrs. v. ii. Stone, Mrs. l..
A Brscd,ove and the Misses Nina
Mrs. L. A. Bleedloye and the Misses
Be;ly. Dorothy Mumford. Frieda
Pane Eulalie Pape. Elizabeth Spauld-
ing. Julia Spaulding, Jessie Kline. and
Jean Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. A. Clickman and
children. Rosalnd and Marian. of 6l0 IL
Norlb Sixth street, will leave today to
sp.pd three days in Chicago, from where
Mr. GIickman and children will go for
the summer to visit in Appleton. Wis.
while Mr.. Glickman will go TO Milwau-
kec Wiz. to enroll in the Wisconsin
Conservatory of Music for the summer
term. on scholarship from the Art
Publication Society of St. Louis. They
will return in September, and Mrs. Click
man will then reopen her studio for en-
rollment to her musical classes.
Miss Martha Chandler of Excelsior
Springs. No. who has been visiting with
Mrs. +. B. Chandler, 1907 Windsor
street. left for Kansas City today TO at
tend the International Sunday School
Convention TO be held there this week.
Miss Chandler is a delegate from the
PRESBYTERIAN Church in Excelsior
Springs. She was accompanied TO Kan
sas City by Miss Helen Chandler, who
will visit there.
Mrs. F. c. Bradford of ZOOS Wilson
avenue entertained this afternoon with a
birthday party for her son, William Rob-
ert Bradford, who was 7 years old Mon
day. The guests included: Laura Lou
Maxwell, Josephine Burrill, Fred Smith.
Marian Dunlap, Richard Dunlap, Marga-
ret SWEET, Josephine Gardner, Florence
Guitar, and Barbara Bradford.
Four Of the circles Of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Circle three will meet viii
Mrs. ". L. Edwards, Is West Broadway
circle four with Mrs. Marshall Gordon
on Ashland gravel; circle five with Mrs
F. A. Jefferies, 205 Edgewood, and cir
Gle six with Mrs. r. II. Jesse, 8l0 Hill
crest avenue.
Miss Mary Jane Stewart, daughter oI
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Stewart, left for New
York today where she will do advanced
work in the physical education depart
ment of Columbia University. While ir
the East, Miss Stewart will visit hel
Brother. Carl Stewart, who is located in
Rochester, n. Y.
Miss Pauline Holloway. of Indepen
dence. Mo. is here visiting her father
I. ]. Holloway, and her brother, X. +
Holloway. She will remain here abou
week. Miss Holloway taught Englisl
in the Independence High School las
year, and will resume her position mex
fall.
II. I. Cory was honor guest at staf
dinner party given by DIR. Stanley Smlti
at his home yesterday evening. Th'
guests in addition to the host and MIR
Cory we're DIR. ]. C. Jones, DIR. George
LeFever. c. B. Rollins. DIR. L. NJ. Defoe
DR.. W. G. Manly and DIR. Isidor Loeb.
Mrs. Rose Lisenby, Mrs. NJ. W. Her
iig and Miss Elizabeth Potts were hos
iesses at dinner party last night al tin