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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-03
Plenty Of Gold Braid.

Not only was there gold braid
but brilliant sashes. gay hat bands
and trOuser stripes. dangling
swords and juggling spurs. while
across most of their chests were
decorations and service bars and
medals of every size and descrip-
ton Our own army and navy Of
ficers. though not in full dress uni
forms. were also brightly arrayed
with medals and orders. If the
head Of a diplomatic mission did
not wear uniform the members Of
his staff did not but these were
few in number. Interesting among
the corps were the new diplomatic
representative of the alien powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. carl Lang and Baron
and Baroness Won Thurman of Ger
many. and Edgar \. G. Prosnik and
his wife. Of Austria.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

here vas mo money o. food in the
pace ard when Nina and Monte would
alternate feIcri.h periods or painting
with rap:ur"us plans Of what they
would do when their canrasses were
sold. Il Monte had so much a. tt'y
cents he would announce tho dinner
honr hy throwing of his buster ana
Nina. akin grhe cue. would don her
on. c,e,u waist. Up into the world OF
rghts the TWO would emerge laughing
10 s:rd ;he;- way 20 a restaurant where
the two children. spending thor last
nickel. would he the merr'est IN tho
throng.
Fn- six months Nina and Monte
lived IN their stone cav" under tho
stree, and gradually there gathered
again The remnants Of the old colony
The laughter of the irresponsible pair
$ still remembered and. with H.
realization ~ the privat'"ns they must
have suffered. Moutc. N" artist. when
necessity was greatest worked as a la
horc- and FASTENED home 10 tuck his
overaiIs IN tho crevice which was MS
..ioih.s- closet that he and Nina might
io;n the crowd at dinner III" h'esSeo
children necam" an institution.
Then san Francisco moved back 10
,ro acres that wer. wasted. Word cana
rom tho owners az the property that
Nina and Monte must move and car
rv,rc their cauvaSS"S, they found Shei-
,rr on Telegraph I'm. BE scenes moved
down to tho old homo IN tho vaults
AND trucks carried away the granite
which had fallen y gang OF men cleared
space for a largo bank building than
nat which had been destroyed
ono day tho gripping fingers OF tho
crane removed the rocr 90 what had
bcen tho home Of the Blessed Chill
,i-cr, II uncovered N,pa'9 wardr"hs and
SHOWED on 4 duS' covered shelf hat
she had left behind. lust beyond
-e,,.h % he fingers which had sought
powdcr and mirror there many limos
8, ,Iay. and htlif hidden under plaster
and stone was a pic Of moneE~-ihe
cache o! a lo";cr who had feared 10
carry L through Tho In" Of guards.
Workmen. on m" Job, .eaped down
and scrambled for the money which
had been all The tIme IN tho house OF
Tho Blessed Children.
romorrow-All But Bounced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

ICED shortly before being used. IL
means that milk must be cooled imme>
dia,ely upon leaving the cow and kept
. q, ;rmreraturr not above 81 degrees
! Frhrinh"!t.
! MIX that "a handled with this very
. srcrial care End Is taken from COWS that
have been tubcrculin tested and exam
! incd nv n v"ieranary physician. So 10 be
surc as far as possible they are not tu-
h.rruIsr. g sold in most cities under
tho rann Of certified milk. OF course
! tho extra care taken in every way
makes This the most expensive milk. but
7 know YOU feel the same az my family
: does. that Anything that means so much
! Z, tho nrotectinn of our lives Is not
! 10 expensive.
, II milk "a certified It Will he so
marked on tho bottle ar cap. My doctor
saws Won should not accept milk as Ger
,irsd unless II IS 50 marked, no matter
wha, the dealer might say.
! This certified milk means that II Is
,ilk nr the highest quality. ohtaine"
! hv c,c,rlv methods under the especial
,rnervision Of the Medical MIX COM
,,iss,on II Is raw milk but this cern-
ec,,lnn means that everything has been
| do,o thst Is rossiblo to keep u free
rr,,, contamination. adulteraton and
| disease .,ir,.
II ANYTHING should occur ut the aaiiS
which would make the milk Temporarily
below these standards. the Medlcai MIN
| commission causes the dealers to axe
,hs certificate of the bottle. IL 'h's
should happen while YOU are taking inc
: Milk u Is best to boil the milk 10 s'er
,lj3e !, until tho certificate is returned
suppose you arc beginning 10 wun,
dor how such lad Of my tender months
; could know 40 much about milk ana
germs n'cverythlng. but l have h'aru :,
my Doctor explain II TO my 'heFle anu
nv Daddy. and You remember too
you that we babies know eHery'hhs
and va understand everything that Is
sa,d before us II wo don't now we 90
Is,or. think YOU had better Ten'"'-
Der that. all WON
Next week I am going N tell you
uore about this milk question. u -
so very important. An rrNo'r'
Tomcrrow Answers 10 '"rr'Sp"n'
ents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13


-, ..,d.,. nn,~L Mont. and
ne" ~ -, ...,-,.,,,,. smiled
Nina N1'' -, 60, A.,.,.,, r,., ~.
ana 81 CO.. ,,.,.., ,h.r, fol-
'nSE s.,,,S s,.,,~.,..,, ..ve,r ANYHOW.
.'"r" ,,.,, .n,s. NO VIII DO
d.
Ha9PF' ,.,,. =, -. ia.
.N''"E - ,,,.,,s ..,~..-
HH'"r" me ..'' 80 70, ,..S .,,,,,.b,
;r"' a!'.S'N ~ sou "'o' GU s 49,.
tn" more Ns''''>H'"' NJ" =, 80.
"e-s 80; th' "a saw
'Ha,'' "'7' <' -. ,,n,,,o.
Hf''" N''' ',''' ..:,,,'c ,rn
''"< Over 49, 49,, ,,,,,,,,,,,
tr'a' ~" ''""'E' -, 80,
.ie - the S''''' ~. ..-...., ,,d
"n saSf sH.'S ''-.'.,,.,c, ~
Nome ana VI NJ N..'' -,
youth, Know ''1' SOM 10Y 10y
he able 20 repay.
In night ~" re u IN 49,.
'cv@tl"6 ~" S'o"'"9 arc 49,.
artists. mere were
me '.am"~ NPr"t -' ,,,,,. ec,, mn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

II2i-Youthful lines and becoming
plat fulness are pleasing features OF
This STYLE. II is nice for all crep@
weayes as we'll rs for wolfe. ginshau
and tub silk Serge and kasha colth
also would be suitable.
Tho Pattern is cut In sizes w.
is and 20 years. An - year shs
quircs 81 yards Of 80 inch ma'er
Ths yidth of the skirt al the foot Is
* yards.
P,tern mailed to any address On re-
cent Of l2c in silver or stamps.
Send lac In silver or stamps Tor ovr
IIP-TO-DATE FALL AND WINE"
1a2o-l922 BOOK OF FASHIONS
Write name and address plainly. send
I. cents to tn" 1ntclligencer OFFICE
Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

Tho ancestors ~ N" Ecraninnr came
rr,,, South Africa 10 England in the
18TH century.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

,ICkctr. lovo their holish laughs
and their good carriage and their 'I"a''
OF, American good looks. ANd ! low"
tho generosity which mak"S them Wi
ling TO spend three hours Of Their DAY
ON trains and bnsses that their women
md children may 10 kept from IL"
burden and heat Of the city,
dom, know whether Il would To"
,osSihln for an artist 10 put SON" 81
,his feeling into picture. Perhaps u
wouldn', produce an artistic "''"rt. /
don't know. Come 70 think OF II an
,rtis, did do something Of IN" sort
nucc and il wns very popular p''nr'
DO Won remember Gibson N"!ihaN
morning" don't confess beng that
old you don't feel like 1T i'aN"" I
ve someone who can do c"mpaIn"n
niece 70 that I should like I" hang
it on my wall.
romorrow-roo Much Talk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
A TYPICALLY AMERICAN SCENE

gets ont. the woman takes tho wheel.
two o. three youngsters swarm
over the rark seat 10 kiss daddy good
hre Some "f the wives sit there walt
ing for the train others set trinity
Shod feet on electric starters thro"
is,ck a Smtl" 70 their knights OF the mod
"ru jpuS'. give the wheel Il competen,
;rvis; and a:c gone ha,M 10 their duties.
~ pleasure.
A fine Lot Of Men.
Tho men are fin" looking lot clean
y.avru. well crnomcd. well dressed.
on, no, too we'll dressed. They are
men AT their best age, mostly between
20 and 5n-m"u of for" and drlp.
,.lSe they would not have won through
20 sufficient success 10 make homes
posS!hilityD men OF that fine middle
class nodded ty the discipline OF hard
WORK hu, not crushed by I'll" grind OF
a rnuoton"uS poverty.
I Like Those Men.
lovc the way they jolly each other
and tho bus man who brings them
over and the pretty girl who sells the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

Las. weak told you about III" good
rerns and how we could not I've with
out them. told you ofthe w"n""riN!
Nitrifying family. the Yeast Family III"
Saphrophytic family. etc. Now YOU
know something about these so | must
tell you about some OF IN" germ family
that are not good, whose growth We
must prevent and avoid as much as we
cau.
ron, ~ toll You especially about
those harmful bacteria or germs '""
are liable TO got into our MIN II our
mamas can not nurse us ana W. navy u"
he fcd milk that Is really in'"nd"" u"
cows babies. SO THAI y"n Will uhir'
stand the reasons for Inc necessity W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
A Stenographer's Romance
NELLIE's FIRST PARTY
By JANE PHELPS

until Dugan came up to 80 Il he Wos
wanted; his curiosity. his devotion -
Nellie, who Invariably used hsr bYo0uA
when talking with him. making him lsAG
to help.
TIE refreshments were voted delicious
the ate and drank all that hal been pre-.
vided. Then at II o'clock they went
home, voting It one Of tho plsAsanfes.
evenings they ever spent.
Gee, but wasn't It grand? Nstns
said as they started to clear awsy. IL
was my debut. girls. I never vas II
party before"
ro-morrow-An Aocihsat That DsctleA
Corr
Protected by George Matthews Adane
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
-. .-..... 20 AnsRar This.

Minutes to Answer This
Hero Ia "A mathematical 'lan'" A''"
Mother Goose.
Twice four and twenty III" '
ara sitting In the rain;
o,o shot killed a seventh, how many
did rcmain?'
Answer to Yesterday's.
,u;,ro,,t Encouragement ri the let
,ors fine limo IL respaced to read: he
,1r.vs upright, honest and INDUSTRIOUS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
ARCHBISHOP CURLEY
INVESTS MONSlCNOR

Cumberland. Md. Oct. l@.-Wi'h hiSh-
ons. monsigrori and priests oi INV
MARYLAND aud adjoining diocese IN Al
tendance. Very Rev. Edward j. """-
vcr. rector ot 81 ra'rick's church was
Invested monsiguor this morning al i"
o'clock at St. Patrick's before great
,hrong. Archbishop Michael }. CurlcE
crNc;atcd Elaborate ceremonies attend
"A rho raising Of IN" dean of tho TAIN
ollie church II Western Maryland to the
osn.o Of Domestic rrelat" /" me fapal
Household. the highest rank ~ m"ns!S-
MORT m honor bestowed, by Rope FiuS
N =, tho request Of Archbishop cur
Icy. -
Tho serrno rwas delivered by RI. S'V.
Nonsisnor {. II. Thomas "t st. latrlHh
washington. Right Rev. N"nSignor j.
T, Holden was r"lehrant Of the mass
nov John W. Bowling IT Mount savage
Md, deacon. Rev. Joseph p. Nolan or
Homecoming. suh-dcacon an dthe ReTs.
Rnhcr, Froetich and Joseph oCallag-
INN. ass!stan; pastors "f -. Patricks
church masters Of ceremonies.
,u .,cor,nrs ,r Tho rCraN;unr came
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-26
xoF1cE or 11o1raAax sALE


Notice is hereby given that that GER
tain mortgage. which is hereinafter de-
scribed. and which was executed and
delivered by r. H Burgess and Maude
r. Finley as MORTGAGE dated the 4th
day Of March, 1916, and filed for record
i'm the office of the register Of deeds.
Dakota. on the 31st day Of March. 1916,
at $50 o'clock p. m.. and recorded in
Book 1s2 Of Mortgages ct Page 1872. and
which said nfortEage was assigned by
ntfe3 Inrurance5 company, corporation.
on the 10th day Of February. 1920 which
assigninerN was recorded In tho Office of.
the register af deeds s.s Of said Grand Forks
1920. at 2::so o'clock p. M. In Book 1877
of Mortgages, at Page 1874, will be fore
closed by sale Of the premises mort
Premises .,s al . are s hersinaftsr descriped,
which sale will be held 1.-THE front door
Of the court house in the City of Grand
Forks, County Of Grand Forks etete Of
p. 10. On the nth day 81 Aay. 1921. 10
satisfy the amount due ON such mort
gage on the day OF sale.e including the
scS snd
will be sold to- satisfy the saEney arc
stsas Il Nosth II M bsSoss nd dsscfissd !.
loTSsis 'Ths hHk 81 si Il section !. Tswnship 1ss.E
NerSs TSers ahe Vii 5. s dss ss: 8. suc m.rtsas.
N ss E9s. & siis sns 'a & sSs
ana ss-ioaths DelisEs: 80. 80
fNssU1xSeE sisns & 3 70, d Is. ss
HersrYnt ] aUsr ) "a 4
s5slg GRAND F0rks. N. bsaSsss n;
tHsrsld April issis:: ~ IL -i1sssssss
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-26
HELAP-FEsNIALE.

ALL YOUNG WOMEN ARE INVITED
to make the Young Women's Chrlstian
: Assn. their headquarters while In the
city.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-26
NOTICE OF MORTGAGES roREcLos-
URE 9ALE ~


Default having been made in the
terms of the mortgage described below,
by reason of the failure of the mort
thereby when due or at all, and the ur1-
dersigned. having been compelled to pay
overdue interest on prior mortgage to
protect its interests under the mortgage
described below. such sums are included
in this notice, and all sums secured BY
said mortgages are hereby declared due
and payable. zh's "
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given
that that certain mortgage, made. exe-
cuted and delivered by Edwin A. Hem
bricks, single man as mortgagor. to e.
nortgaeee. dated June 5th.. 1917 and
register of deeds of Grand FORKS County,
Heh in Sa s17 IL Msr sn
VIII be foreciosed by sale OF the
after described at the front door Of the
court house in the City Of Grand Forks.
County Of Grand Forks, and State Of
1872 at the hour Of two o'clock in the
afternoon of that day, to satisfy the
amount due on said mortgage on the day
Of sale.
The promises described in said mort
gage. and which will be sold to satisfy
the same. are located in the County OF
Grand Forks, State OF North Dakota,
The southeast quarter of Section 9
and the northeast quarter Of Section 4;
West Of the 9Th Principal Meridian a
There will be due on such mortgage
on the, day OF sale, including the IN
terest, On prior mortEase M 3 paid e sfore-
costs and disbursements OF this fores
closure. f
Dated this goth day Of March. 1872.
E J. LANDER & Co..
Mortgasee.
Attorneys for Mertgasee.
(7erald March 1928; April 5-12-ls-26.)
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or APPIrcAFIoN ron DIs-
CT gT9IgT1@1 70 ; eonn 01 8 0o1SoSS4 oS4 A71o 4

SlAIE OF'S SNOATh DAhOIAssl -
County Of Grand Forks. =
In District Court-Ftrst judicial District
In the matter Of the application of the
Emerado Farmers Elevator company.
corporation of Emerado, North -Da-
kota, for dissolution:
To whom it may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the Elmer
ado Farmers Elevator company, q cor
poratton of Emerado. North Dakota, has
filed in this court its petition PRAYING
the Honorable Charles M. Cooley. one OF
the Judges Of the above named court has
directed the givingsof notice OF such ap-
plication by publication thereof in the
Grand Forks Herald, = newspapsr print
Dakota. for period Of thirty days, such
notice to be published once In each week
for FIVE successive weeks and to be
deemed complete at the expiration OF
thirty days after the first publication.
and i al II persons s,, interested are hereby M
for dissolution and notice is hereby
granting Of said petition for dissolution
is required to file his objections in
writing with the clerk Of this court at
his office in the court house in the City
of Grand Forks, County Of Grand Forks.
State Of North Dakota, Afithin thirty
days after the first publication OF this
notice.
day Of April. 1922.
" NJ. w. sPAULDING.
Clerk of the District Court,
Grand Forks, n. D.
MCINTYRE & BURTNESS. .
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Grand Forks Nd. ss
.tHerald April 1926: May 5-lo-17,)
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-26

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTED
AS housekeeper on farm. Wages
$500 per month. Write. Box 858.
Cando, ~ D. ts
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, y

County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court
In the matter Of the estate Of Knud j.
Nomland, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by North
western Trust company administrators
of the estate OF Knud J. Nomland, de-
o sons having " @ claims against M ST. said aid pse- De-
ceased, to present them with the neces-
sary vouchers. to the said Northwestern
Trust company, at Grand Forks. N. D..
within six months after the first pubs
ication of this notice. }s
Dated Grand Forks, N. d.. April Attn,
A D. 1922. ~, -.a,ag,gs 81 e. Il
COMPANY, 4 ,Sis.,. =, ,,s{ s Fl
Administrators OF the Y
Estate Of Knud j.
2 Nomland. Deceased
8 First publication April 5th. 1922.
(Herald April 5-12-19.261
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-26

MURPHY & TONER,
Attorneys for Mortgaxee.
Grand Forks, N. =. s{2t.
(Herald March e2-2s; April 5-12-ls-2s.)
Grand Forks herald., 1922-04-26

WE MAY. HAVE THE HOUSE you
want. See us before you buy. Phone
78. The III. Bendeke Co., Grand Forks,
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14
SOVIETS AID TURK ARMIES
Crowds March to Russian Legation
to Thank Representatives.

y thIfrG FTess.
ANCoRA. sept. l3-Public disclosure
that the Russian soviets had aided the
Turks in their sweeping victory over the
Greek armies was made here during a
victory celebration this week.
Crowds Of Turks marched to the So
Wet legation and thanked Araleff. the
soviet representative. for aid the soviet
government had given the Moslems.
Aralof dramatically went TO the bal
cony Of his legation and addressed the
multitude. assuring the Turks of Rus
las friendship. -. -
I'VE we're the only nation aiding YOU"
said the representative. May YOU profit
by this experience. Your task is as yet
unfinished. You must build the founda-
ton of a political and economic future
and show that the sick man of the East
is regenerated and ready 10 take his
place in the history of the world.
The Turks and Russians will march
hand.in.hand and will not remain op.
pressed peoples"
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14
RESBi TERI1N
TTDEiT PARTY

A reception will be given by the Off
crs Of the Presbyterian Church TO all
iudenls who are members of or prefer
nat denomination. in the church par
rs at 80 O'Clock Friday evening. Since
orrccf addresses are not yet completely
yailable, personal invitations could not
.c sent everyone. Among those giving
his reception are President J. c. Jones,
Dean Walter Miller. Dean Walter Viii
jams. Dean F. ]. McCausilaad, and other
1embers of the University faculty. An
lformaI program will be given; there
i'll be- solos by Mr.. Mikesell. Miss Ham
lack aud Miss Hcrwig. and Miss Flor
nee Russell will give a reading. The
oung wom,-'s circle Of the church will
ssist in the entertainment.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

iernoon al 3 o'clock with a sewing party
at her home ON Lowry street. Those in
yited were Mrs. T. B. Long. Mrs. o. s
CrisleT, Miss Wincna Windsor, Miss Alice
Cardwell, Mrs. ". c. Knight, Mrs. p. F,
Anderson. Mrs. T. D. Crump. Mrs. H. L,
kempster, Mrs. E. A. Trowbridge. Mrs
L. W. Berry. Mrs LA. Weaver, Ms. ii.
A. LaRue, Mrs. v. L. Nelson. Mrs. Ken
meth Cunningham. Mrs. w. p Moore and
Mrs. True Moore.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14
TNCREON FOR
USS DENNY

Mrs. Marshall Gordon entertained with
O'Clock luncheon Yesterday at her
on,.' on the Ashland Gravel road in hon
Of her sister. Miss Frances Denny. The
uesls wcre Mrs. Don Patterson. Mrs. r..
d. Hill. Mrs. \. F. Neaic. Mrs. Ben Now
Il. Mrs. Turner QinkscaIcs, Mrs. Vance
andiver, Mrs. Joe Harris. Mrs. Clyde
hepard Miss Mary Cauthorn, and Don
'a;ters0n. JE.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14
Or. ". II. GENTRY md
t9THERINE VOLF H1RRIED

Word has been received in Columbia
{ the marriage of DR.. v. II. Gentry to
1iss Katherine Wolf. at the home of the
rides father, DR.. B. J. Wolf. fourteen
niles northeast of Carthage. Mo.
Doctor Gentry is graduate of the
'chool Of Medicine here and was class
nate Of DIR. Dan G. Siinc. Mrs. Gentry
: also graduate of the University. Doc
or Gentry was a major in the World War
nd his wife, who is a graduate nurse,
lso served in France during the war.
DIR. and Mrs Gentry will 90 TO Vienna
or a year and then return 10 Carthage,
here they will make their home.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14
ARD PfRTY FOR
fR md VRS. Jesse

Percy Martin will entertain with sev-
ral tables Of cards at 3 clock this even
~ at the home of his mother. Mrs. Al
,lndor Martin, 902 University avenue,
} honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Jesse.
he guests will be Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
-sse. William Jesse. Bredelle Jesse. Miss
iary Jesse. Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson Balm.
r.. Capt. Richard Tindall. Mr. and Mrs.
,arrcu Branham. James Lipscomb, Mr..
nd Mrs. VI. Il. Lipscomb. Jr., and Maj.
nd Mrs. l.. Z. jones
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14
Freshman Women to Have Meetin,
CASH GRAIN MARKET

ST. LOUIS CLOSING CASH GRAIN PRICES.
BY URited Press
Com-No. 2 white, Ole; No. } white.
6Oc; No. white. 5S12c; May. 55isc;
Dec. 60c
Olts-No. ? white. 59c-39l@c: No. 4
white 36ls-37c; No. 3 white. 37la-37aIc;
Dec. 34l2c: Sept. Sic.
Wheat tRedD-No. ,. sll2-SLli; No.
;, SlO5-Sl08: No. 4, sl03.
Wheat (HardD-No. ,, Sl0l-Sl02:
May. sl.03fsc; Dec. 99lsc; Sept. 99;isc.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14
Ne1Us OF Columbia Society

following: Sadie MacNeal. Maryvilie
Maryville; Helen Mae Clarahan. Portage
Vile; Gertrude Dunlap, Nelson. Kan;
Jessie Helen Simms. keoia. Okla: Mary
Crouson, Pickering. Mo-; Evangeline Gil
laspy and Flora Baker. Columbia; Ruth
Collins, Tripleit. No.: Mary Maxim.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14
Girls Baseball Next Week.

The Women's Athletic Association
met this afternoon in Room $50, Jesse
Hall. All girls having 100 points or
more were requested to be present.
There are about sixty girls eligible for
baseball. Practice will start reN week.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

The dinner guests at the Phi Gamma
Delta house last night were: Mrs. Ella
Taylor. Miss Margaret Miller, Miss Mar
garei Duyal and Thomas Wood Parry. Jr.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14
THETA SIGMA PHI
ENTERTAINED

Miss Helen Workman entertained sew
eral members Of Theta Sigma Phi, honor
ary journalistic sorority, at luncheon at
Welch Hall today. The guests we're: Miss
Sara Lockwood. Miss Cannie Quinn. Miss
Maxine Heimbaugh, Miss Gladys Nc
Kinley and Miss Catherine Ware.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14
Society editors telephone, 800. Please
III befuern 9 and II O'Clock.
fN-HELLEAIC
NTERT1IVED

The regular meeting If the Women :
aa-lIcilenic Council Was held at the
omc of Dean Eva Johnston, 1924 Wilson
scnuc. at ) O'Clock this afternoon. Alter
e meeting. Dean Johnston entertained
ie members Of the council with an infOr-
a buffet supper The members are
RANGES Carter. Virginia keith. nellie Mil
n. Alma Jones. Nellie Sailor. Adelaide
reeze, Dorothy Limerick. Alline Smith.
laxinc Christopher. Marian Mcintosh,
ladys Mckinley. Lois Helen Morrow.
ouise Allen. Margaret Fithian. Florence
icisner. Edith Hammack. Georgia Jen-
ings. Elizabeth Aeee, Mary Geraldine
Dimes. Florence Helm. lola lWoodfill,
ovie Mcintosh. Marie Beechwood,
ouisc Bcslian and Edith Brown.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Harland F. Mayes. A. B. p. is a
guest of the Kappa Alpha fraternity this
week. Mr.. Mayes motored from his
home at Warrensburg. He attended the
Harvard School Of Business last year and
will return to Cambridge next week to
complete his work for a masters degree
from Harvard next spring.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

A window of good things to eat at the
Water & Light office Saturday, Sept. 10.
by the Wilkes Boulevard Epworih
League ADV.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Berry McAlester and
family will be dinner guests Of DIR. and
Mrs. Guy L. Moves at the Country Club
this evening.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

Jane Rodgers and Arch Rodgers will
spend the weekend in Mexico as guests
iof Miss Louise Johnson.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

The members of the Columbia chapter
Of P. E. o. will meet at O'Clock this af.
tcrnOon at the home Of Mrs. ]. W. Ber.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-09-14

The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity will
entertain with an informal dance at the
chapter house tomorrow evening.