Weekend Society By MARY K. RIORDAN Taking advantage of one of the few weekends of the year when the majority of Oregon mothers are on the campus, fraternities, sororities, and halls will squeeze in special parent-honoring affairs of their own in the full weekend to augment the Junior Weekend slate. A number of luncheons and din ners have been arranged for over the weekend by various living or ganizations. Every house has planned to entertain the mothers at Sunday dinner in their respec tive houses at 1 o’clock. Alpha Tau Omega freshmen will enact the year’s big activities in a skit at the special dinner Sunday. The main events of the year which have affected the lives of the dif ferent members of that fraternity will be reviewed. The Delta Tau Delta house will be open for the inspection of mo thers Saturday and Sunday. Trans portation will be provided for the visitors to show them the campus. A bridge party has been ar ranged by Sigma Nus from 3 to 5 this afternoon. They recently vied with other fraternities for the title of "the most bridge playing men on the campus.” Eugene Kappa Alpha Theta mo thers are entertaining all mothers and friends after the canoe fete Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. H. Gordon at 1063 21st ave nue east. Phi Kappa Psi is planning their Sunday dinner on the lawn by the millrace. Sigma Chi members will entertain their mothers at dinner with a pantomime, after which they will offer several special mus ical arrangements. Many mothers staying at sor ority houses over the wreekend will be guests at firesides arranged to night and Saturday nights after closing hours. Favorite . songs, especially individual house songs and Oregon tunes, will be sung in special arrangements for them. One of the largest affairs planned for Saturday afternoon is the open house to be held at the Susan Campbell dormitory. Mem bers of Orides, Yeomen, Hendricks hall, and the six men’s dormitories have been invited to attend with their mothers. Spring flowers will decorate the rooms. The entire dormitory will be open for inspec tion. Kappa Kappa Gamma Eugene mothers are planning a luncheon for all other visiting Kappa moth [ ers Saturday at 1 o’clock at the Episcopal church, Thirteenth and Pearl streets. Alpha Omicron Pi has made ex tensive plans for its mothers. This evening a dinner is scheduled at 6 .o’clock. A luncheon Saturday and a buffet dinner Saturday night is j also listed. Sunday morning moth ers will be guests at a breakfast when they will be presented with | corsages. Theta Chi Eugene mothers wil have a luncheon at Mrs. H. C. Mothers Wisecrack in Letters to Sons, Daughters By SALLY MITCHELL Snatches of letters from Oregon mothers accepting their sons' and daughters' invitations to the Jun I ior Weekend festivities reveal both 1 wit and maternal understanding. “You won’t have to bother about getting me a date," one mother ' wrote, “because daddy has decid ed to go down with me.” “Don’t forget to meet me at the station,” another parent wrote. “You’ll be able to recognize me be cause I’ll be the good lookingest one there.” ‘It Might Snow’ From a California mother came the reply, “I’d really like to be i there for your Junior Weekend, but I I’d be afraid to gamble against | Oregon weather. It might even snow.” Auld's home for out of town mo thers visiting the campus Satur day. | "Your invitation was very nice,” j replied one mother. “Your father [ and I were particularly pleased that you omitted your usual p.s. You know—money!” “I’ll be expecting you to show me all the sights,” said another lady, "and, oh yes, I’ll get a chance to see that cemetery that some of your fraternity brothers have told me about.” “Is the millrace too cold to swim in,” queried one coed’s mother, “or will I have to be content with a “Every Junior Weekend I ex pect big things,” said another parent, “and I’ve never yet been I disappointed.” Shorthand-Typewriting Complete Business Course ■University Business College Edward L. Ryan, B.S., LL.B. Manager I.O.O.F. Building Eugene Dahlcerg to Give Commencement Talk W. A. Dahlberg, instructor in speech, will give commencement addresses to a series of eastern Oregon high schools this month. His general topic is “Public Opin ion in a Democracy." On May 18 Mr. Dahlberg will speak at Rufus, May 19, Wa§co, May 23, Oakridge, May 29, Monroe, and May 30, Jefferson. John L. Casteel, director of the speech division, will be speaking at Echo, Dufur, and Walker on similar dates. 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