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gene u» second class mutter.
bub»cnptiou rules, per year,
Single copies, 60.
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WOUtu-m-Clilei.Henry i ovvlcr
Aausotaut Luiior. ..Catharine Carson
Managing Lditor... . Karl Biackaby
News Editor.Jessup Strang
Assistant.Wallace Eakin
Guy tsultor.Fred Duunar
Special Departments.
iLncUange .Luinur Toose
Special Features ....Lee Heudriciis
Sporting.Willard Shaver
Absistant.. Cyrus Sweek
Administration .Leslie 'loose
Dramatic .Mandell Weiss
Assistant .Edison Marshall
koclety .Beatrice Lilly
Assistaut .Marjorie McGuire
Jtlfll'OllT JiltS.
Ray Williams, Milton Stoddard,
Evelyn Harding, Beatrice Locke,
Harold ilamstreet, Bert Lombard,
Florence Thrall, Rita Fraley, Carl
Naylor, Bernice Lucas, Lucile Wat
son, Everett Saunders.
Business Bluff.
Business Manager. . .Marsh Goodwin
Assistant Mgr. ..Anthony Jaureguy
Circulation Mgr....Roy T. Stephens
Collections.Roy T. Stephens
AssisUnt.H. M. Uiilllen
Ad/erllBiug Mgr.. .Millar McGilchrlst
SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1914.
THE HEAD HAND
A concert will be given by the O.
A. 0. Ulee Club In Eugene, Tuesday
evening as a return program tor the
concert given in Corvallis by Pro
fessor Lyman's warblers on their re
cent trip. It is unfortunate that the
date is sol lor a week night, but the
possibllly of obtaining a more ad
vantageous time for the performance
has been precluded by the Easter
holidays which will begin at the
close of classes next Friday.
The Oregon glee club men report
a large audience and the best of
treatment at the bands of the O. A.
C. students, and it is the least that
the Oregon men and women can do,
to turn out in full force to welcome
the singers from Corvallis. Studies
can well be attended to in the after
noon and underclass rules for stay
ing In week nights might for once
bo easily dispensed with.
Aside from the fact that a good
program will he given, which it will
be decidedly worth while to hear, the
Oregon students should do all In
their power to show that they appre
ciate the courtes) extended by hto
members of the O. A. C. student body
to the Oregon club.
SIOMA DELTA (111.
Sigma Delta Chi, the journalistic
fraternity at the Cniversity has un
dertaken a it"w departure in Its
meetings which should be of intense
interest to all students who Intend to
make the newspaper business their
life work. These meetings, former*
1) mu ret, have be n thrown open to
alt who wish to attend, and able men
in the profession have been secured
to speak informally on different
phases id the newspaper game. Fol
lowing each address, those present
are at liberty to ask any questions
in count, tieu with the remarks made
by the speaker.
The first of these open meetings
was held Thursday evening, but the
understanding as to it nature seems
not to have been widely prevalent,
us the only on up present were mem
bers o the fraternity. The Emerald
wishes to correct tills impression, and
moreover to a :v.-e attendance, when
ever possible on the part of would
be newspaper men.
Ultimate a sedation and conversa
tion with man who have made good
in the Journalistic profession are of
inestimable value to those who would
follow this vocation. The impor
tance of this opportunity which is of
fered cannot be overemphasised.
The Soph "mere and Senior classes
have so far expressed no official
opinion muicative oi tneir attitude
wwaru smoa.ng ou the Doruers Ot
me campus, inis is not ■hue to a
taiiure on their part to recognize the
importance of the (fuestion but rath
er to the fact that at the general
class meeting held Wednesday, the
prtfti? o£ business postponed decision
on the smoke brigade amtil a future
date. The attitude oi men and wo
men alike, however, seems to be pre
ponderantly against the use of to
bacco on or near the campus. It is
| not hard to predict the attitude
j which will eventually be taken.
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SOCIETY—
The sixth annual April Frolic will
be given in the men’s gymnasium to
night. Only women in costume will
be Admitted. The stunts of the dif
ferent houses and clubs will occupy
tiie first part of the evening and will
he followed by a grand march and
! dancing. The refreshments will be
"hot dog” sandwiches. The judges
for the stunts will be Mrs. P. L.
Campbell, Mrs. Minnie Washburne,
and Mrs. A. F. Reddie.
* *
Chi Omega will give their annual
Founder’s Breakfast on Sunday
morning. Breakfast will be served
at seven-thirty. The tables will be
decorated with tulips and‘the fra
ternity colors, cardinal and straw.
* •
Alpha Tau Omega is holding ini
tiation tonight for the following men:
Richard Nelson, John Telford, Ern
est Williams, Walter White and Cy
rus Sweek.
• •
Florence Bonnell is a guest at the
Chi Omega house this week-end.
i
Gamma Phi Beta will entertain
with a breakfast picnic in honor of
their guests on Sunday morning.
• *
. The wedding of Fairy L«each to
Harry W. Miller took place last week
In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Miller
were formerly University students.
* *
Prof. E. A. Thurber has returned
from the East.
• *
Mrs. J. B. Buell entertained In
honor of Delta Delta Delta with an
informal dance at the Country Club
on Thursday evening.
• *
Arvilla Beckwith and Constance
Taylor were entertained at luncheon
at the Delta Delta Delta house on
Tuesday.
• •
Olive Donnell, Class ’ll, has an
nounced her engagement to George
Vinton of Portland.
• *
Elizabeth Bush is spending the
week-end in Eugene.
• •
Wilma Young Is going to Harrison
Lake, British Columbia, where she
will be with her mother, Mrs. Oglive,
for two weeks.
• •
Carolyn Dunston is visiting her
mother at the Mu Phi Epsilon house.
Miss Dunston is a teacher at the Anna
Wright Seminary.
Edna llollman and her sister, Nor
ma. who are visiting in Eugene, from
Oregon City, were dinner guests at
tin* Kappa Kappa Gamma house on
Thursday evening.
* •
Marjorie Cogswell will spend the
week-end in Portland.
* •
ML*. Eliza Puttier was a luncheon
guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma
house on Wednesday.
• •
Margaret Rogers, Marjorie Kay
and Gertrude East of Salem are
week-end guests at the Chi Omega
house.
* •
l.udle Abrams is recovering from
her recent illness. She will remain
in New York until she is able to
travel and will then go to New Jer
sey with her mother.
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o Nominations of editor and o
> business manager of the 1916 o
o Oregana will be held iu VII- o
o lard Hall, Tuesday evening, o
o April 7, at 7 o'clock. o
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ANXOUNCEMEN1
The regular bi-weekly recital of
the University School of Muisc will
not be giwen this week, because of
the absence of the various lifstruc^
ors, who are In Portland attending*
Grand Opera. . • ,
L. M. TRAVII
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