Croivd Expected for Weekend Luncheon
Coronation
To Be Affair's
Main Feature
Minstrels Will Play
Music Suggesting
Viennese Theme
Students and visitors will an
nihilate 4500 sandwiches at the
Junior Weekend campus lunch
eon Friday noon.
If placed end to end, the hand
wiches would reach nearly half a
mile, and stacked they would
tower 375 feet in the air, Grace
Irvin, chairman, said yesterday.
“Those staggering figures won't
mean a thing to the diners,” Miss
Irvin declared. An army of 90
girls will prepare the standwich
es, cutting the luncheon expenses
by $100.
The coronation stage will be
moved farther north than its po
sition in former years, Miss Ir
vin stated, so as to give the spec
tators a better view of the coro
nation of Queen Betty Buchanan
and her princesses—Laura Jean
Maurice, Suzanne Cunningham,
Janet Foster, and Eleanor Col
lier. Six hundred chairs will be
available for visiting mothers.
A more festive spirit will be
promoted by minstrels who will
circulate through the crowd, play
ing music suggestive of the
“Springtime in Vienna” theme of
Junior Weekend, Miss Irvin said.
Assisting in the plans for the
luncheon are Janet Goresky, as
sistant chairman; Karolyn Kort
ge, serving; Ken Bowles, set-up;
and George MacKin, finance.
Reporting Classes
Publish City Dailies
As Class Project
Tuesday’s edition of the Eu
gene Daily News was put out by
journalism students of the Uni
versity of Oregon, with Lowell
Dick as managing editor, Doris
Murphy as city editor, and Bill
Phelps, sports editor.
Reporting and editorial writing
will also be taken care of by Ore
gon undergrads in journalism.
Today’s Eugene Register
Guard will be put under the same
conditions with Doug Parker as
managing editor, Helen Angell as
city editor, Buck Buchwach,
sports editor, and Mari Medill, so
city editor.
2 MAJOR FEATURES!
“Over the Moon”
with Merle Oberon
and Rex Harrison
— plus —
“House Across
the Bay”
with George Raft
and Joan Bennett
Another First-Run Picture!
“Too Many
Husbands”
starring
JEAN ARTHUR and
, i ; | MftyVYN DOUGLAS
Men's PE Majors
Will Elect Officers
The men's Fizzed club will hold
its election of officer at 7:30 this
evening in room 101 PE building.
Entertainment for the meeting
may be furnished by the Hawai
ian trio directed by Harold Chung
Hoon.
Definite plans for the mixed
picnic will be made tonight and
the meeting will be followed by a
volleyball game, students versus
instructors.
Law Students Vie
For Hilton Prize
Five law school students will
talk for 15 minutes tonight at
7:30 in 307 Fenton hall, as they
compete for the $50 first prize
offered in the annual Hilton prize
contest.
The prize has been offered since
1922 by Frank Hilton, a Portland
attorney, for the purpose of pro
moting and fostering oral discus
sion of legal subjects. A $25 sec
ond prize will be presented from
the lgfw school dean’s trust fund.
The subject of this year’s
speeches will be that “courts
should adopt the attitude that
money damages are never an ade
quate remedy as compared with
specific relief.” Speeches will be
made without the use of manu
scripts, although notes may be
used.
George Tichy, third-year stu
dent in the law school, and Floyd
Hamilton, John R. Hay, William
J. Roberts, and Theodore E.
Thompson, second-year students,
are this year’s contestants.
Judges for tonight’s contest are
L. L. Ray, district attorney for
Lane county, and Eugene V. Slat
tery and Fred E. Smith, practic
ing attorneys of this city.
Westminster Plans
Dinner for Tonight
Westminster house will hold its
covered dish dinner and business
meeting starting at 6 o’clock this
evening. Anyone is welcome to
attend.
Plans for the annual spring
conference to be held this year
at Kitson Springs, May 18 and 19,
will be the main topic of business.
Mrs. J. D. Bryant, hostess, is
advising those interested in at
tending to make reservations
early.
Filmed on the McKenzie—
“ABE LINCOLN
IN ILLINOIS’’
starring
RAYMOND MASSEY
Another Top Program!
“Private Detective”
with Dick Forham
and Jane Wymann
— plus —
4 Young as You Feel’
with The Jones Family
Dancers to Present
Satire on College Life
By MARTHA WODAEGE
The idiosyncrasies of college
characters, the fundamental
faults and virtues of people all
over the world, and the lilting
dances in waltz time are a few of
the themes for the dances in the
free Master Dance recital to be
given Friday evening at 8 in Ger
linger hall.
In the satirical “Our Campus”
appear the typical college profes
sors who walk sedately around
the campus, bowing stiffly from
the waist to greet students. Like
the professors are the studious
Phi Betes who dwell upon their
many books in concentrated
study.
In contrast the activity girls
cover the campus, flitting from
place to place, never seeming to
accomplish a great deal in spite
of their many and hurried mo
tions. The glamour girls in this
number lend a quiet grace to the
Joe College atmosphere with
their movements of dignity and
suspension.
In “Us Humans,” the take-off
on human characteristics, the
group presents “Gossip,” “Un
rest,” “Godliness,” and “Cleanli
ness.” “Gossip” shows women in
tent upon gathering juicy bits of
news; “Godliness,” as the name
implies, is a religious theme; and
“Cleanliness” shows industrious
women engaged in the less for
mal and more virtuous occupa
tion of washing clothes.
The Viennese theme of Junior
Weekend is carried out in two
waltzes, “Waltzing Through the
Rye” and “Vienna.” In “Prologue
to War,” a solo, the dancer de
nounces war in striking percus
sive movements.
The remaining program con
tains “Carnival,” a number by
several men dancers, a solo, and
other group numbers with a va
riety of themes.
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MOTHER’S DAY
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Across from Sigma Chi Phone 3018
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