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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1923)
Nearly 400 Vacationers in Eugene This Week Among the students that plan to spend the Thanksgiving vacation in Eugene, are: Alpha Chi Omega: Henrietta Han son, Edith Wilson, Mildred Le Compte, Lillian Dale, Maurine Buchanan, Mary Jane Dustin, Mary Hathaway, Annebelle Denn. Alpha Delta Pi: Olive Merry, Esther Jeffers, Partia Kidwell, Verna Pickell, Bertha Berger, Vir ginia Bryant, Elinor Ely, Gwendolyn (Lampshire, June Dalton, Dora Hyrup, Flavia Ritter, Eloise Mc Pherson, Beulah Smith, Mildred Dedman. Alpha Phi: Irve Dale, Frances Sanford, FlOrinda Brown. Alpha Omieron Pi: Margaret Sey more, Evelyn Hogue, Isabel Lundy, Francis Dodds, Wave Anderson, Edna Biles. Alpha Xi Delta: Enid Sonnichsen, Virginia Broughton, Helen Denham, Vivian Harper, Florence Huntress, Beatrice Kidd, Augusta Hamilton. Chi Omega: Clara Wheelhouse, Miariam Schwartz, Marion Lay, Beatrice Harden, Katherine Lauder dale. Delta Delta Delta: Helen Slier wood, Delia Sherwood, Alma Law erence, Margaret FitzSimmons, Mabel Spoon, Velma Meredith. Delta Gamma: Martha Wade, Marion Phy, Ethel Prather, Mary Clarin, Helena Pittelkau. Delta Omega: Katherine Ash mead, Margaret Inabnit, Louise Inabnit, Dorothy Dixon, Helen Dur field, Alice Olson. Delta Zeta: Nell Miller, Margaret Duerner, Doris Parker, Beulah Wright, Kathleen Wright, Eileen Fargher, Page Westwood, Mae Mor-' doff, Dorothy Newman. Gamma Phi Beta: Grade Cobb, Janet Fenstermacher, Areta Little john, Esther Setters, Margaret Mor rison, Wenona Dyer, Margaret Mc Gowan, Georgia Shipley, Virginia West, Betty Nelson. Hendricks hall: Wilna Manly, Myrtle Baker, Ruth Powell, Eugenia Strickland, Dorothy Riordon, Beat rice Loenpig, Ilo Merrill, Grace Sullivan, Alta Knips, Grace Murfin, Rhona Williams, Ruth Melsome, Katharine Summer, Myrtle Lee Am brose, Arliene Butler, Clara Meador, Gladys Roberts, Irene Perkins, Abby Adams, DeLoris Pearson, Lola Man ciet, Gladys Gallier, Theresa Robin ette, Anna DeWitt, Hazel Mills, Vesta Scholl, Marian Lowry, Daisee Leffler, Margaret Small, Lois Lock hart, Helen Mayer, Dorothy Bly berg, Lucie Oatman, Ethel Johnson, ScG BAKER - BUTTON A colored campus or mill race picture for Christmas. “on the comer” 10th and Willamette 513 East Ninth Phone 1180-L The HOWELL-MOORE DINING ROOM Home Cooked Meals, Country Style Special Rates for Regulars Smart/ * (i The more care you give them— the more wear they’ll give you. fil I Sigrid Martinson, Mary Best, Nel lie Best, Milderd Onslow, Genevieve Spear, Anne Runes, Freda Runes, Connie Miller, Margaret McCul laugh. Kappa Alpha Theta: Anabelle McKenzie, Edna Murphy, Betty Belle Wise, Margaret Beattie, Mary Hardy, Grace Duysing, Marcella Berry, Marion Playter, Genevive Phelps, Helen Stoppenbach, Doris Sengstoekeu. Kappa Kappa .Gamma: Dorothy McKee, Florence McGillivay, Doro thea VanBerg, Elizabeth Stowbridge, Gretchen Clenens, Penelope Gehr, Mildred Johnson, Neva Service, Elizabeth Donald, Katherine Slade, Florence Allen. Pi Beta Phi: Dorothy Delzell, Betty Manning, Josephine Rice, Mable Madden, Florette Janelle, Janet Wood, Katherine Ulrich, Doro thy Eakin, Dorothy Oschanger, Mavis Breeken, Ruth Holmes, Con stance Vance. Susan Campbell: Cornelia Robert son, Adah Harkness, Mariette Beat tie, Bernice Myer, Florence Baker, Margaret Jameson, Caroline Clark, Eunice Jonsrud, Dorothy Jonsrud, Katherine Kayne, Lurline Coulter, Virginia Owens, Thama Barnard, Hester Smith, Charlotta La Tour ette, Hilda Jones, Rilda Guerrant, Andree Pellion Geneva Foss, Kath ryn Owen, Marie Malmgren, Alice Darman, Vera Hughs, Golda Boone, Emelia Burrell, Eleanor Hascall, Alice Carran, Leola Ball, Adna Spencer, Maude Schroeder, Chris Heckman. Tau Nu: Helen Igoe, Pauline Bos ton, Geraldine Troy, Lelia Wade, Pauline Rice, Grace Chapman, Dot tie Crummett. Thacher Cottage: Belle Thegart, Beatrice Fisch, Wanda Templeton, Ida Belle Tremayne, MaTy Brent, Helen Johnson, Minnie Johnson. The girls do not seem to be alone in staying over to cram for exams or because of a flattened purse, but are rivaled by the men in numbers. Alphav Beta Chi: Walter Coover, Peyton Burton, Kenneth Rew, Eric Norman, George Horsfall, Leonard Niemi, Arthur Gale, Victor Creech. A. T. O.: Morris Bacock, Sam Her rik, Stanley Smith, Harold Lund burg, Jason McCune, Charlie Daw son, Morris Clark, Vern Folts, Ted Gillenwaters, Jim Baker, Bill Short, John MacGregor, Len Jordan, Frank Short, Ben Jordan. Bachelordon: Bill Hopkins, Ed Tapfer, Bert Halloway, Harold Day, Charles Norton, Hugh McCall, Al bert Skinner, John Garner, Chuck, Kenyon, Paul Patterson. Delta Tau Delta: C. A. McClellan, George Mansfield, Heinie Heerdt, Will Improve the Action of Any !Pfflii|iiiP<!j Fountain Pen ALL COLORS ALL SIZES "The Ink Tkat Made The Fountain Pen Possible” Mason Dillard, John Stimpson, Bus sell Gowans, Horace Vincent, Abbie Green, Carrol Hays, Wade Ruther ford. Friendly hall: Sylvester Stevens, Lyle Baird, Joe Benson, Roland Eby, Robert Walker, Everett Jones, Everett Delgrave, Alva Adkinson, B. E. H. Ogle, J. R. Lowe, Thiran S. Sousser, Ed Haney, James H. Bogan, Herschel J. Brown, Fred Michel, Paul A. Sayre, J. B. Rogers, H. C. Gerber, E. Veazie, T. G. Hubbard, Lowell Baker, O. Krapier, Harry F. Rulac, Raleigh Read. Kappa Delta Phi: James Powers, Hugo Reed, Henry Tetz, Wayne An derson, Frank Troutman, Ted Tamba, Lawerance Robertson, Arthur Hed ger, Ferdinand Kruse, Gilbert Hermantz, Joseph Saari, Joseph Boyd, Woodbridge Geary, Charles Bolistio. Kappa Sigma: Alva Vernon, Ray (Continued on page four.) A universal custom that benefits every* body. Aids digestion* cleanses the teeth, soothes the throat. WRIGLEYS & good thing to remember Sealed in its Purity Package THE, FLAVOR LASTS Unruly Hair Neatly combed, well-kept hair it a business and social asset. STACOMB makes the hair stay combed in any style you like even after it hat just been washed. STACOMB—iht original—hat been used for years by stars of stage and screen—leaders of style. 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They are distinctly— STYLED FOR YOUNG MEN Famous Gold Diggers of History 100 B. 0. Cleopatra The first of the big league shekel sirens. 100 A. D. Thais Second of the well known human cash registers. 1492 Queen Elizabeth Who swiped the key to the Royal Cellar when King Fer die was pounding his ear and lifted the crown jewels and the King’s favorite In gersoll to help a sea-going friend out. 1600 Empress Catherine Like her intriguing descen dant, the Gold Digger of to day, Catherine dug while her shovel was sharp and the digging was good. 1680 Nell Gywnn Who used her wiles so suc cessfully on Charles the Twice, that the national an them soon became, “You Got to be Good to Our Little Nell”. 1860 Camille was the original gold digger with a nasty cough. She coughed her wav to success and put the Smith Brothers into busi ness. But there came a day when she got into a merry mix-up and tried to give the air to her little friend Ar mand. This made the at mosphere so cold that the dear lady coughed her way past St. Peter and got a solid gold harp next to Little Eva who was plunking away on a gold-plated one. " 1923 These babies all had their in nings, but following the sev enth, we can all stretch and; take a look at pretty little Jerry Lamar, who concentra ted her major operations on Little Old New York. Jerry used a pick as well as a sho vel and could dig up more hats and jewelry in a day than could an energetic ’49er in a lifetime. —and now comes the cleverest of them all Based on the play by Avery HopAvood Avith Hope Hampton and a fine cast including Windham Standing Louise Fazenda in arrangement Avith David Belasco • « “Pick while the spade is sharp and the digging good.” « * Motto of the energetic gold iigger of today. # * A comedy of the beautiful ladies with the gimme habits and taking ways The CASTLE TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY WIWIIIIWIJUMIIi Be good to yourself this Christmas. 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