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MUCH HIGH SOCIETY IN
EVIDENCE AT WEEK END
Gamma Delta Gamma Gives For
mal Reception—Acacia, Ava
va and Tawahs Dance
Last week end was a pleasant round
of social activity, being the occasion of
several house dances among the differ
ent fraternities and societies.
The large affair of the week end was
the Gamma Delta Gamma open house
on Friday evening. The girls were
royal hostesses and made a good time
for all their guests. Evergreens were
the decoration scheme, and the cleverly
concealed orchestra was a feature. In
the receiving line were Miss Stinson,
Miss Cutler. Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Pen
nell and Mrs. Wilcox, of Portland
About twenty couples enjoyed dancing
after the reception, and had a splendid
time till a late hour.
The Acacias gave a house dance on
Friday evening to music furnished by
FLendershotft’s orchestra. Mrs. Dunn
and Mrs. Straub were patronesses.
On Saturday evening the Tawah Club
and the Avava men each had a dance.
Mrs. McAdams, Mrs. Dobie and Mrs.
Moxlev were patronesses for the Ava
vas, while Mr. and Mrs. McClain did
honors for the Tawahs. Hendershott
and his cohorts furnished music.
SPIRITED TRYOUT BRINGS
OUT GOOD MATERIAL
In the first regular tryout meet this
season, F.ill Hayward’s track aspirants
performed in creditable style, on Kin
caid Field, last Saturday afternoon. A
J number of new men showed up in good
form and bid fair to become valuable
acquisitions to Oregon’s track team.
Hal Bean won the 100 and 220-yard
dashes over Kay, Johns, Hawkins and
Briedwell; time 10 2-5 seconds. Brad
shaw, a Freshman who promises big
thing's in the middle distance races, won
the 440 in good style. Grout, another
“Frosh,” took first in the shot put over
Kellogg, with a heave of 36 feet 7
inches. Stellar and Service showed up
well in the high jump, defeating Sprin
water Johnson. McConnel, Miller and
Huggins ran good races in the half
mile. Rill Fizer won the pole vault
without being crowded to his limit
1 fawkins, running strong, captured the
j hurdle events, with Sap Latourette tear
] ing up the turf for second places. Ed
' I Filey playfully tossed the hammer out
'of the enclosure, for first honors. Me
Clure stepped off the mile in 4:50. Bill
Xei 1 hurled the javelin fifty-odd yards.
The summary of events:
100 yard dash—Hal Bean; time 10 2-5
SS0 run—McConnel; time 2:5.
120 high hurdles—Hawkins; time
16.1.
220 dash—Hal Bean; time 23.1.
Shot put—Grout; distance ,36 feet,
7 inches.
Hammer—Bailey; distance 142 feet.
Pole vault—Fiser, 10 feet.
440 dash—Bradshaw; time 54.1.
I High jump—Stellar; distance 5 feet
7 inches.
220 low hurdles—Hawkins; time 27.
j Discus—Kellogg; distance 103 feet,
4 inches.
| Broad jump—Hawkins; distance 19
feet, 1 inch.
Mile run—McClure; time 4.50.
Javelin—Bill Neil: distance 151 feet,
8 inches.
PRESIDENT CAMPBELL
WILL ADDRESS Y. M.
President Campbell will address th
men's meeting of the V. M. C. A. oi
Friday evening, on the subject, “Th
Philosophy of the Bible.” This is th
1 :st of the series of discussions of th
Bible, and is expected to be one of th
best.
1 he installation of the new officers
"ill also take place on Friday evening,
and F.arl Jones, the new President, will
give a short inaugural address.
\\ illiam Lai has been secured for a
vocal solo.
Clothes
Tailored to Measure
for
Easter
Should be Ordered Now
Do It Today?
Men buy at
THE
Haberdasher
505 Willamette Street
Blue Bell Butter
is worthy of a trial at least.
We have yet to learn of an un
satisfactory experience made
in Eugene and all the better on
that account. It’s pure and
clean, and you can prove it.
NEW JEWELRY
Just received the new
novelties in
JFWRLRY, BACK COMBS
BARRETTES, HAT PINS
Etc.
Call and see them
Seth Laraway
Broders Bros.
Wholesale and Retail
1)ealers in
Fresh, Corned and Smoked
MEATS
Lace or Button
Tan or Black
WILCOX BROS.
ROYAL BLUE STORE
Across from Hampton’s
KOH-I-NOOR
The “Quality” Shop
Confectionery and Ice Cream
that is superior
Hot and Cold Lunches
Call up 578