Holiday Season Brings
News of Many Nuptials
Announcements of engagements and weddings of Oregon students
and alumni were interesting events of the holiday season.
Students who attended the University last term who were married
were Miss Jean Bovard, Kappa Alpha Theta, and Herb Juel, Delta
Upsilon; Miss Betty Beckley and Victor Dallaire.
Miss Vilet Riddlesbarger, former Oregon student and a member of
Alpha Gamma Delta, became the bride of Beverly Marlatt.
Miss Bonita Tichenor, graduated
from the University and a member
of Pi Beta Phi, was married to
John Vosmek, Sigma Nu from the
University of Iowa.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Reynolds and Paul Howell was sol*
emnized December 20. Mrs. Rey
nolds Is a graduate of the Univer
sity and Mr. Reynolds is a. former
student.
j/Tiaq Dorothy. Olsen and Sidney
IT Dobbin.^Theta Chi. and gradu
ated frorrf the TTniversitv. were
united in marriage on December
20.
The marriatre of TWiaa Dorothv
Paolev of Marvsville California. t.O
Edward T Wells T>hl Delta Theta.
And a. member of the graduating
elnaa of 1933, took place on Decem
ber 27.
At. a. oniot reremonv .Tanuarv 2.
TWiaa 'Piitb TT CiarV Eannn WannS
Da mm a from the TTniveraltv of
Idebn. beeame the bride of William
.1 ColUna erraduate of the TTniver
altv of Oreeron and a member of
Delta Tan Delta.
yVmong the interesting betrothals
fl.nnonneed were those of Mias Mar
garet Ann Wmitb. president, of the
Aasoelated Women Students of the
tlniversitv last vear and member
of Tfanna A Inha Theta, to Dr Don
ald Barelav Riorum, graduate of
the TTniveraltv of Oregon medical
sehonl: of Miss Trances Wilson to
Mr. Amos M Unwrence. Miss Wil
son reeelved her BA degree from
the University and is affiliated
with Kanna Alnha Theta. Mr.
Dawrenee also graduated from the
University and is affiliated with
Phi Delta Theta.
Announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Dioria Dane, sonho
more at the TTniveraltv last term,
to Dene Temllnson was made last.
weeV MTs T ane ia q member of
Alnha T>b i aororitv Tfr TomU-nqon
graduated loot venr and is affillat
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Other engagements announced
during the holiday season were
those of Miss Constance L. Bough
er, former Oregon student, to Wil
liam A. Horsham; Miss Mary
HagfUe, former Oregon student and
a member of Kappa Alpha Theta,
to Borden Poison; and Miss Amy
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Across from Sigma Chi
Klliott, attending the University,
to William Barnum, enrolled at the
Pacific Dental college in Portland.
(Continued from p<ir/e one)
the same parents should be equally
pleased to continue the contribu
tion while the son or daughter has
the added advantage of a normal
emotional life and the incentives
of marriage; and the child should
have no hesitation in accepting it.
"If one or both should have fi
nancial obligations, it makes these
obligations none the lighter that
in addition they should be deprived
the normal life of the marriage
partnership. And ‘t.c.l.a.c.a.”; mar
riage if carefully planned need not
add to the difficulty of meeting
rightful obligations.
Marry and Travel
"Early marriage should not gen
erally interfere with the variety
of experience in travel, sports, per
sonal acquaintance, reading, cul
tural recreations, etc., which is re
garded as the privilege of youth.
All these things can be the more
satisfying when the couple take
them mainly together. Your plan
to develop a social life especially
adapted to married couples is im
portant.
"If two young people are think
ing of marrying and look to mem
bers of your organization to guide
them, they can well be advised
that performance in university
classes, sports, and parties* is not
an adequate basis for selection. Be
fore deciding on marriage they
should have been acquainted long
enough to see each other under
trying circumstances; and should
have learned about each other's
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