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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1935)
Men s Page~lf The Ladies Don’t Mind / Ye Gods By Miriam Eichner and Roberta Moody Not knowing: just what benefits will be derived from a men’s dress column, we offer: greens like young lambs in the spring, the male student populace has been spied flaunting gay and varied apparel. A certain Phi Del ta was seen strutting about in a rich-green suit and hat, with grey accessories. Other style plates have been promenading in clean cords, classy blue sweaters, and flashy ties. Checked flannel sport slacks are being worn with gabar dine belted-back suit coats—al ways a gladsome sight to the mai den’s eye. LINGERIE Astounded members of the Em eral staff were introduced to the mor^ intimate life of pompous Hercules Phipps when he saun tered into the shack recently be decked in white ducks under which green and white striped shorts were plainly revealed to the ad miring public—and why are the staff numbers increasing? SANDALS AND SOCKS Now for beautiful ankles and feet we suggest a peep at “Big Business” Mercury Russell’s ex treme parts carefully shod and draped in Scotch-socks and shiny brown brogues. For tea time we propose zephyr sandals, this sum mer’s most talked -about and walked-about smart shoes for men, as the best camouflage for the tripping tootsies of the Chi Psi’s social light. * * * And for a long time we’ve want ed to call the attention of the world to Jack Mars Gilligan’s lovely Christmas-present loud — loud — louder — socks! BRAIN WEAR "Black Beauty” Appolo Aughin Graduation and GIFT THANK YOU cards ;! f : Oriental i Art Shop ^ Annex to the Miner building. I 1 22 E. Broadway baugh (how Appoling!) would be de lightfully “set off” in brown slacks, coat, and shoes with charming ac cessories consisting of a Sennit straw hat, yellow suspenders, stockings, and lastly but not least ly a huge yellow orchid- and, for other male admirers, the delicate flower has been reduced in price. Platinum blond Venus Harbert should be told about headwear. Milliners would do the world a fa vor if they created deep-crowned turkey-red derby for the lad. Af ter all he's growing up. Then there are these sun-hats— of the type they wear in Africa and at Oregon State—which pro motors have attempted to put across on this campus. For the complexions of the more lily-like type of male, this paraphernalia should fill the bill, but the coeds will still vote for the deep sun brown. OVERALLS And when Bobby “Bacchus” Lu cas slides into his snappy grey paint job, garbed in pearl grey with wine red tie—to match the road ster's air-wheels — that’s class, men—class. (Mr. Lucas comments “Consistency!”) Our idea of a ritzy knockout would be Jim Reed in lavender checked coat and orchid slacks. Complete with white shoes and navy socks this should be a perfect background for this blond Nep tune. We haven’t seen any of these light-tan gabardine campus uni forms. How about the titian charms of Newt Adonis Stearns in such a get-up? HERE’S HOW And “Nero” Bauer, the well dressed man from Pendleton and parts, passes on a tip to his fel lows. When on the verge of in vesting in a new bit of wearing apparel Nero goes about the house and collects odd bits of clothing. He assembles an ensemble. He goes forth to meet his bowing (scraping and curtseying i public and solicits comment. If opinions are favor able, Nero buys. (Did you see him Wednesday in brown bi-swing coat, brown boots, and beige whip-cord breeches? We did. We gushed, and Nero will invest.) Miss Otis Regrets Since all the stool pigeons and men-about-town seem to be hold ing tight to their news in anticipa tion of the “Green Goose,” real dope just isn’t crawling about. Didn't our friend I.B. publish one whole column yesterday without one scrap of anything dusty men tioned ? Okay now, wre’ll slip one over I.B. Scoop! When Maury Van Vliet and the rest of the bringin’ home-the-bacon baseballers rolled in yesterday Gaddis and the gang all turned out to meet ’em. And with the team were three “coeds” —three live ones from Seattle! It seems the babes had made the whole trip with the boys—imagine the chummy feeling of the some coming convention! (source unmen mentionable). And for the truth about yourself and everybody else, try parking just outside the Theta’s new sun and sleeping addition. The sisters play truth to put themselves to sleep—under the moonlight and all —so revealing! and stuff. * $ * It just can’t be true—so sad— but unless something pops quick— Theummel will be sitting at home with his beer while another passes into eternity. Grant takes Pat, the D.G., to the D.U. shindig, hoping for a Mortar Board date with the much-beloved—but Pat invites the Portland interest for the formal. Theummel and his love life—ah— And though it’s been going on for some time—you really should be told—That Marigolde and Ed (Continued on Page Seven) “EUGENE’S- OWN STORE” McMorran & W ashburne MERCHANDISE OF MERIT ONLY -PHONE 2700 Girls! If you object to that wilting collar Show him this! SALE! Marlboro Trubenized Collar “STA NEAT” SHIRTS You’ve read about these shirts— you know of the process that makes the collar and band Per manently Semi-Stiff — but you haven’t seen them at this price before. Can be washed the same as soft collar. Do Not Boil. $2.00 Values. FIRST FLOOR any ] HAVE DINNER HERE BEFORE THE BALL PRIVATE TABLES EXCELLENT FOOD CAFE DEL KEY Cocktail Hour And then I said to him, “There's nothing like a cool, soothing drink on a hot summer afternoon.’’ He agreed, but went on to stipulate that of course a lot depended upon the drink and the general get-up of the concoction. “Now,” said the Innocent By stander, “you can make drinks, and you can make drinks.” His voice changed in its inflection be tween the two pronunciations of the word. “There are drinks for all occasions.” Thinking of all the times when there would be nothing like a-good, reliable cocktail recipe to save the situation, I made myself so bold as to ask a list of the very Inno cent’s favorite dispellers of that “my evening’s a failure” feeling. They, with a couple of private insertions at the last, are given, with much anticipation, below: “Innocent Bystander” 3 drinks Juice of one grapefruit, one or ange, 3-4 of one lemon 1-2 ounce simple syrup 1-2 pint gin 1 pint carbonated water Dump fruit juice, syrup, gin and ice into shaker. Shake until frosty, add carbonated water, stir twice and serve. “Topaz” 3 drinks Juice of one orange, 2 1-2 lem ons 1-4 pint of Sauterne 5 jiggers of gin Ice Pour all ingredients in shaker, agitate and serve. “Smoke” 3 drinks 1-2 pint orange juice, one lemon 1-2 pint gin 1 jigger Vermouth 1 egg Ice Pour orange juice, lemon, and gin into shaker. Beat whole egg into a batter and add to the rest, along with Vermouth and ice. Shake violently and serve. “Silk Pants” (to be served only to unwelcome guests!) 1 jigger gin 1 jigger Sloe gin Dash of lemon juice Stir together, serve and run! “Sloe (Jin Sling" 1 drink 1-4 lemon- or 1-2 lime 1 jigger Sloe gin Carbonated water Ice Place the quartered lemon or lime in a thick-bottomed glass. Crush well with a wooden pestil. Add sloe gin, ice and carbonated water. Stir and serve yourself. “Dimmick Special" Juice of about six lemons, de pending on how thirsty As much gin as lemon juice As much sugar as lemon, juice in. shaker. ' * '■y - »-1 ' Dump all in shaker and exer cise ingredients until exhausted. Serve in glasses, half filled with crushed ice. Add squirt of car bonated water. “Violet Takashuta" Considerable orange juice ' Two teaspoons of grenadine White of one egg As many jiggers of gin as peo ple drinking, but not more than orange juice unless circumstances are right. Add cubes of ice. Shake by hand very thoroughly. 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