Military Dance, ‘Pursuit of Happiness’ Cap Term’s Social Events
‘Little Colonel’
Will Be Picked
Saturday Night
Military Honorary Runs
Election; Dan Flood’s
Band Will Play for
Formal Ball
The last major social event of
this term, the Military Ball, will
be held March 6, Saturday night,
in the Igloo with the climax of the
evening being the introduction of
the Little Colonel chosen from a
list of fifteen potential candidates.
Each person entering the ball
room will vote for one of the 15
coeds named on the programs. The
girl with the highest number of
votes will be named the Little
Colonel. Of the next four highest,
two will be appointed majors and
two will be named captains at a
coronation ceremony at 11:00.
The huge flag owned by the
Oregonian in Portland, that waves
on 6th avenue during Rose Festi
val time, has been procured and
will form the celling at McArthur
court to complete the military
Retting.
For the
Military
Ball
Choose your formal with
the utmost care. It may
mean your future dates
on the campus.
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Burning Bonfires
Not Needed After
These Ballots In
Predicting the outcome of a
campus election is seldom pos
sible, but the class election of
Victor Rosehfeld for vice-presi
dent and Mildred Blackbume for
secretary, to be held Friday in
the YMCA hut, offers political
railbirds but one selection.
As the candidates are both un
opposed, the polls will be closed
after three votes have been cast.
Cumbersome political machin
ery must be swung into action
to meet with legal requirements
of the old ABUO constitution.
Clerks and checkers will be on
hand for the election.
After three votes have been
stacked into the ballot boxes,
the polls will be closed, the elec
tion board will count the three
votes, and the winners will be
declared.
'Nine Old Men9
Hawker Thought
Ex-Oregon Man
The Oregonian, on its Wire
photo page, gave his name as
Charles Itiddell and his place of
educational origin as the Uni
versity of California.
But Webfoots who saw the
photograph of the audacious
youth who has set the country
chuckling by daring to hawk
copies of Drew and Pearson’s
“The Nine Old Men” on the
steps of the hall of justice in
Washington, D. C., remarked
upon his startling likeness of
Bob Riddell, who was a student
on the Oregon campus last win
ter.
Bob Prescott, a close friend of
Oregon's Riddell, declared he
had no doubt but that he was
the bold salesman who deigned
beard the lions in their den.
Other students in the school
of English who were associated
with Bob Riddell last winter de
clared the photograph to be a
“dead ringer” for him, if it were
not he.
Melodrama of
Mexieo Will Be
Given by Class
Members of the radio class will
:ake part in a half-hour broadcast
:,ver KORE, Eugene, between 7
ind 7:30 p. m. Saturday. The pro
gram will be presented under the
Ttreetion of D. E. Hargis and Paul
5. Kiepe, Instructors In speech.
A melodrama of California vaq.
tero davs. “One Beee Fool” will be
iresented with the following cast
vf characters: Tiburcio Vasouez, a
-’alifornin bandit. Marshall Nel
'on: Renorlta Rosalie, his sweet- j
wart, Douise Sandstrom; John
leffrjes, sheriff of Santa Clara
■ountv. Virp-i] Garwood.
.Tames Black, Douglas Parker,
Varren Waldorf and Robert Vad
inis will take part in a discussion
nd campus chat program.
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Bundling Hit
First Nighter
Is Tonight at 8
Authentic Colonial Sets
Featured; Play Stars
Helen Roberts, Smith;
Mrs. Seybolt Directs
Tonight at 8 p. m. is the formal
opening of the bundling hit “Pur
suit of Happiness” in Guild thea
ter. The play is directed by Ottilie
Seybolt, the stage set designed by
Horace W. Robinson. Featured in
lead roles are Jerry Smith and
Helen Roberts.
j The dean of women's office has
j stated that attendance at the play
i will not be counted as the one date
! permitted coeds during the closed
I weekend.
Play Is Social Satire
The play “Pursuit of Happiness"
I was meant by its authors, Lawr
| ence and Armina Langner, as a
I social satire, a laughing poke at
some of the inconsistencies of Am
jerican life. The “bundling” situa
tion at once caught on to such an
extent that the play came to be
known as the "bundling” play.
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In the campus production, Jerry
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Helen Roberts as the other half of
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sprightly and courageous colonial
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Robert Henderson contributes
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Carole Lombard says:
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