«3§OCIETYs»
By Lavina Hicks
The past few weeks have shown
a lull in social activities partly lie
cause they have been closed to
social events and partly due to the
short spring vacation. However a
number of informal bridge parties,
luncheon : ml engagements have
been annum rod during the vacation
week, (tnt landing of these was
the engagen ’lit of Miss Klina Inman
to Donald Martin and the shower
for Mias Katherine Winchell given
by Miss Margaret Kdmunson. The
formal founders day banquet of I ’hi
Mu was another interesting event.
The coming spring term holds many
delightful picnics and informals to
look forward to and which will take
the place of the usual winter term
formula, although a few formats
still remain. The Miami Triad
given each year bv Sigma Chi, Dili
Delta Theta and Met a Theta I'i, was
the only large dance given at the
end of winter term just before
spring vacation.
Annual Dance Given
By Miama Triad
Is Colorful Affair
Members of Sigma Chi, Phi Delta"
Theta and Beta Theta Pi fraterni
ties entertained at the annual cele
bration of their founders at Miami
university,'Oxford, Ohio. The dance,
which was a costume affair, was
held at the Campa Shoppe, Saturday
evening, March Hi. Jack Jones, Fd
ward Winter and James Swindells
had charge of tile dunce.
TholUas Handley and Marshall
Brownell furnished the feature with
a tew tap dances.
Those acting as patrons and pa
tronesses were Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
denning son, Dr. and Mrs. K. ('.
Komig. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whine
hart, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Urey,
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton K. Spencer,
Mr. Hoy Bryson, Mr. A. Holmes
Baldridge. Mr. Verne Blue and Mr.
S. Stephenson Smith.
Phi Mu Sorority
Celebrates Annual
bounders Day
' Active iiiiil :ilumni un-in iters of
Kt.i (ianiimi chapter of Phi Mu
soreriI v- eelebnit'ed t lie 77th mini
viusnvy of their founding at a for
> Ilia I dill Her ul t lie chapfi'r Iiouho,
■ Monday, LMiirrli I. The sorority was
founded lit Wesleyan college, Ma
con, Ueorgia, in INTiL’.
TIio I'olors of tlio sorority were
I ill i ini out in t lio tahle 'decora! ions
* of rose mi I whit e carnations mol
niso colored tapers. Miss ,,\an
(Vary, president of t lie chapter,
, acted us I oast mist i ess, and toasts
wore given 1 iv the following during
the course of the dinner: Miss Hue
h. Badullet, Miss Nan ('ran, Miss
Amelia Kililan, Miss Marian howry,
M iss 1 >orol liy Hoffman. and Miss
' Until Campbell.
• Inman - Martin
Engagament 1 old
Miss Klma Inman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. I. I’. Inman, of Kit
i gene, announced her engagiuiieiit to
’ Donald •lames Martin, son of Mrs.
A. K. Hartley, of Olympia, Wash
i iugtnii The announcenienl was
made at a dinner at the Delta /eta
it house, Monday evening, March
The taldo decorations were car
i, ril'd out in the colors of pink and
" green, with pink candles and Kit
' I,'iinv rosebuds. The engagement
ii was told on tiny plaeoeards a hunt
" the talde.
Miss Inman and Mr. Martin at
tended the University of Oregon
last year, hul are non attending I lie
University of Washington whore
‘ Mr. Martin is a memher of Alpha
sigma I’hi fraternity and Miss In
limn tif Delta /eta sorority.
, No date has been definitely sol
for the wedding.
" Kiigtne University (tills’ club
‘’gate all interesting dancing parly
for all students in town ovci tIn*
vacation week. The affair was
..given at the Craftsman clubhouse.
Miss I .o v a I mic ha n.a u was general
'‘chairman tor the dance.
Former Students
Announce Engagement
'" Miss ('at In' ia lie .Martin and A'le\
gander Sargent, both former students
in of tlie University of Oregon, an
"nomiced their eugagi'iiu'iit during
„the past week end, in Portland.
•" Miss Martin is a meiuber of
|[Kappa Nlpiia Theta sorority and
"•Mr. Sargent is affiliated with t'lii
“'I’m fraternity. The wedding is t'
,,l)e in June.
) Members of Mplia \i Delta m
erity eateilained a group of promi
no lit people at dinner, Saturday o\e
ning, March !>, at the chapter house. |
(tiiests included Iticli.ud llallihiii
toil, autlioi and ndicntirer; Judge
Hen I.imlsev, Mr. W.itlei Kick.-, Mi
hud Mis. U. I . ('Ii imlici s, Mr. and
Mis D K Hrysun amt M . and Mrs.
Crank Jenkins
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Shower Given
For Bride Elect
Miss Kn the line W m- ii Ii w.is m
Urtaiucd at the home of Miss Alar
gnret Edmonson with ;i miscellan
eous kitchen shower, Friday0 after
noon, March 2:2.
Guests for the nftrrnoon included
Miss Katherine Winehell, Miss .Jes
sie Winrhell, -Miss Mary Klemni,
Miss Jennie Klemni, Miss Gwen
dolyn Shepherd,°Miss Ruth Johnson,
Miss MargFiret Fraser, Miss Ruth
Jackson, Mrs. Alildred (’rakes, Miss
I/onise Kick,aliaugh, Miss Mary Fin
ley, .Miss Lois Baker, Miss Larisa
\ tilings, Miss Lucy Norton, Miss
Elizabeth Htlghes, Miss Juanita
Ilines, Mrs. Ella T. Edmuiison.
* * *
l>r. Oscar At. Voorhees, secretary
of the united chapters of I’lii Beta
Kappa, national scholastic honorary,
was honored at a diniter at the Col
lege Side Inn, Monday evening,
March 2d, bv the local members of
the society.
Miss Sue Badollct, housemother
of the I’hi Mu house, returned to
Eugene, Monday evening, after
spending the campus vacation week
in Cottage Grove as the guest of
Mrs. I>. It. Ilamanf.
Double Wedding Soon
Miss Pauline and Katherine Win
ched, daughters of Dr. and Mrs.
George P. Winched, are to be mar
ried at a double wedding ceremony
to be held on June 2X.
Miss Pauline Winehell, who is
attending the University of Michi
gan, is to wed Dale II. Moore of
Ann Arlior, Michigan. Miss Kath
erine Winched of the University of
Oregon, is to marry James I). Stew
art, who is finishing work in the
University of Oregon medical school
in Portland.
A group of university ' friends
were enle'daineil by Miss . Mary
Elina Knndlett and Miss Bella Itrog
den at a small informal liimheon al
the lion.. Miss Knndlett, on Wed
nesday, Mareli 20.
Yellow daffodils and greenery
were used for the liiiieheon talde
centerpiece and carried out tin)
school colors of yellow and green. I
Covers were laid for Miss Amy Por
ter, Miss Iris Roadman. Miss Marian j
Keep, Miss Louise Bniartt, Miss
Dolly Horner and Miss Civile Cobs.
Birthdays Celebrated
\V. !'\ G. Timelier and Mrs. Dean j
II. Walker were honored on occu- I
sion of their birthday anniversaries
on 8,pt urday .evening, March 22, at
aft informal dancing party given by
Mrs. Timelier.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Dean II. Walker, Dr. and Mrs. .1. M- ’
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell j
Church, ,lr., Mr. and Mrs. Campbell i
Church, Mr. and Mrs. Claude D.
Rarer, Mr. and Mrs. N„ 15. Zane, Dr.
and Mrs. G. A. Ross, Mr. and Af1 -.
Kenneth C. Abies, Mr. and Mrs.
George I’. Hitchcock, Hugh Biggs j
and Dean David Faville.
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An informal afternoon of bridge I
was enjoyed al the Delta Delta!
Delta house, Thursday, March 21.
Mrs. J. M. {Singleton acted as host- i
ess. Those invited included Mrs.!
Elizabeth Scaiefe, Airs. .1. .1. Lange,
Mrs. Alberta Powell, Mrs. D. ,J. Mc
Kinnon, Mrs. F. W. Hamilton, Mrs.
Hawkins, Mrs. K. B; Parks, Mrs. j
II. K. Adams, Mrs, Cassius Peek of j
Portland, Mrs. Kneeland, Miss.
Daisy Plant, Mrs. Gale' II. Camp-'
bell, Mrs. Frank Carl I, Mrs. Walter j
O. Swan and Mrs. T. H. Mehl of
Mabel.
Stude’s Progress
By Wilfred Brown
(Continued from Vage One)
side toward the faraway pass. At.
length he turned and sayeth to the
hoary-headed Sage:
STFDENT: Sire, I shall set out
on the pilgrimage to the Golden
City of Education, situated in the
Happy Land of Collegia. Pleasant
as is this pathway which I now
travel, and difficult as seems the
oilier, nevertheless will I follow it,!
(lull I may escape the Fiver of. For- j
getfulness, the dank Valley of i
Mediocml..v, and the City of HHt-l
eruey, where dwell the Morons and
the Submerged Tenth.
AMBITION: Fare thee well,
sweet youth. Forget not the stun! j
staff which is culled Credentials, I
the change of raiment, .and least of
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Students Clothing
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We ran supph your rlotliiiijj; needs for I e Come.
Iiere for those new duds. i>
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Sleeveless Sweaters $2,95
Caps $1.45 up
Silk Rayon trunks and shirts 79c
also
Auto robe-, blankets, shoes, ramp equipment
raineoats, ete.
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710 Willamette St.
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all the scrip, for only the Athletes
may enter into the Lau<* of Collegia
without these three.
And in uiy dream I saw
Student forsa.rc the Pathway of
Pleasure and slowly begin to
follow the other which led over
the mountain pass into the Land
of Collegia. For a time his way
lay parallel to the one which he
had just quitted, and often did
he look longingly back toward
it, but in his mind there rose
up the vision of the dank Val
ley bf Mediocrity which lay at
the end of that pathway, and
again lie turned his face stead
fastly toward the pass which
led into the Land of Collegia.*
A) length he eanie unto a very
narrow place in the pathway, where
stood an mined sentry, blocking the
way and menacing him. Student
lifteth his staff and would have
smote tile sentry, but that one
raised his arm.
(SENTRY: Desist, I beseech thee.
! perceive that thou art properly
armed with the Staff called Creden
tials, and that thou dost carry the
change of raiment and tile serip, !
which is of most vital importance [
in tlie Land of Collegia. Take this :
and continue on thv way.
And he gave unto Student a great 1
hook, and a pen to write therein.
And in my dream I saw Student
sit himself down by the wayside
and open the great book. The vol
ume was filled with pages, contain
ing blanks to be filled in with the
pen which the sentry had given
unto him. Some of the pages were
perforated in three places, some in
two, and some only in one. Some
pages were marked “Tear out,” and
others “Leave in.” Some were la
belled “To be Retained by Student,”
some “File with Adviser,” some
“File with Dean of Men,” ami some
“FiK* with Registrar.”
On some of the pages of the
great book were to be written one
thing, and on other pages another
thing, hut on each and every one
was to appear Student’s name, the
name .of the Village of Ignorance,
wherein he had dwelt before setting
out on the pilgrimage to the City
of education, the name of his sire,
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These styles are so smart this
Spring! And there are so many
from which to choose* At this
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you can easily afford to have
several new pairs at once!
CLOSE OUT PRICES
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<-u 11<• is, Oregon pins, It. of pins in monogram form, “O’s”
ami numerals, pearl set or plain, :n green, yellow or white gold.
Tlie pins may have eliaiim attaeheil «o that they ran be used
as guards fgm-ptilej' jpiius.
A drug store
that carries drugs
You have heard nothing lint “fountain ami
Kistwieh sandwiches’’ for so long now that
maybe yon have forgotten we arc at heart a
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means a
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and of his grandsire, and of his
great grandsire, and many more
things, which did set my head
whirling, even in my dream, stu
dent buried his head in his hands
and sighed.
STUDENT: O woe is me. Why
did X ever set out on so arduous
a journey? I have climbed the
steep mountain to the pass, and
here I find this gTeat book,
which must needs be filled out
before I may enter into the
Happy Land of Collegia.
He arose and 'would have
turned back, but before his eyes
arose the vision of the d^nk
Valley of Mediocrity, together
with the City of Illiteracy and
the Morons and the Submerged
Tenth, the dwellers therein.
Whereupon he sat himself down
again anc\ began to write. AInd
it was about the noon hour.
The sun sank slowly down the
heavens and vanished behind the
mountain peaks in the west, but
still Student wrote, as in a frenzy,
until it grew too dark for him to
see the pages of the great book.
PLEDGING ANNOUNCEMENT
Sigma Phi Epsilon announces the
pledging of Lester Hanks of Eugene.
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At id don t forget this week is your last chance
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Saturday. • —
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NEXT TO Y. M. C. A.
Wire by
“Florist Telegraph Delivery”
for Easter
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your girl, fellows—she loves
flowers ami would appreciate
a beautilul plant the same as
your best "biddie” does.
m
(ini' till1 folks soitii' jov bv
wiring an Paster plant or out
flowers Uardi'iiia. Lily of the
Valley, Sweet Peas. Poses,
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Men: Your Girl Would Fall for an Easter Corsage
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Plume 1950
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