Friday Tea
To Honor
Mothers
Members of the YWCA, AWS,
and Eugene Mothers club will en
tertain all mothers on the campus
Friday afternoon in the newly
redecorated sunroom of Gerlinger
hall. Barbara Fulton is student
chairman working with Mrs.
Howard Taylor, chairman from
the mothers organization.
Eastern birch furniture, chosen
by Dean Earl and committee, re
places the wicker chairs used in
Gerlinger for 20 years. Sixteen
tables, 20 love seats and 20 chairs
make the sunroom an attractive
place for teas and a smoking
room for dances and college sup
pers. The chairs and tables are
built in six designs with water
proof finish. Variation and color
is given the room by upholstery
of striped, flowered, and tweed
designs.
Committees for Tea
The committees for the events
are headed by Phyllis Sander,
food; Eleanor Nelson, decora
tions; Patricia Vandenynde, pro
gram ; and Kathrine Brady, clean
up. House mothers have been
asked to pour and Phi Theta Up
silon pledges will serve.
The Delta Tau Delta trio com
posed of Cy Nims, Paul Ekelman,
and George Drach will appear on
the program.
Musicians Have
Three Programs
During Week
National music week is being
celebrated on the campus with
three major programs. Monday
evening students and townspeople
heard the Women’s Choral group
in their annual concert at the mu
sic auditorium.
Tuesday evening members and
alumni of Phi Beta, music hon
orary, held a dinner in Gerlinger.
Tonight Mu Phi Epsilon, music
honorary will sponsor its spring
concert.
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TICK TOCK
(March of Time)
My Dear Miss 1899,
Just a line to let you know
I am giving you the well
known “kiss-off.” Spring has
sprung and ye old mill race
is calling me. But if you think
for t one minute that I would
step my big toe in a canoe
dressed as you see fit, you are
a wee bit cra-a-azy. Imagine
trying to balance a hot house
of wild flowers and butterflies
on my head and paddle a canoe
at the same time! That veil
you wear reminds me of a
canary cake; I would just as
soon let my hair down and see
vhere I was going than to have
those black spots playing hop
skotch before my eyes. Gee,
don’t you almost choke with
that veil twisted under your
chin as tight as possible and
tucked into that formidably
high collar, rising in peaks on
the side clear up to your mas
toid bone ?
Why all the distortion? You
might just as well enter the
torture chamber as advocate
that “kangaroo bend.” Go
ahead and have your fun and
see if I care; this is life, this
is America, this is Oregon,
this is Eugene; Freedom is
here today, so take it while
you may.
If I fall in now it won’t
make an difference because to
me canoeing calls for sunshine
and a bathing suit . . . and I
do mean a 1940 model.
Wondering if I’ll ever see
you again.
MISS 1940.
Junior Weekend
Activities Replace
House Dances
Junior Weekend is taking the
place of all house dances this
weekend leaving only desserts
and entertainments for Mothers
on the social calendar for living
organizations.
The dessert list for Wednesday
includes Delta Gamma-Sigma
Nu; Theta Chi-Alpha Delta Pi;
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for the
Junior Prom
A dippy, dreamy, ev
ening dress in a shad
owy white chiffon
. . . the girdle is em
broidered in a peas
ant design of yarn
flowers. The full Gib
son girl sleeves ac
centuate the wide
shoulders and slender
lines. As sketched.
14.75
Many others in
this shipment
EUGENE’S FASHION CENTER
Play Clothes
Spring Out
For Fun
By DORIS MURPHY
Summer play clothes are gay,
cool, and demure . . . and are so
provocative that you’re teased
into buying them just to refresh
your soul—and your wardrobe.
Square decolletage and straps
wide enough to stay put make a
sun dress of dark blue linen one,
with possibilities . . . imagine its
charm against a bright glaring
background! Highlighted is a
Phi Sigma Kappa-Susan Camp
bell hall; Zeta Tau Alpha- Pi
Kappa Alpha; Sigma Alpha Ep
silon preference; Sigma Alpha
Mu-Delta Delta Delta; Alpha Tau
Omega-Kappa Kappa Gamma;
Alpha Chi Omega-Phi Delta The
ta and Phi Gamma Delta-Gam
ma Phi Beta.
Thursday desserts are Sigma
Chi-Chi Omega: Beta Theta Pi
Alpha Phi and Hendricks hall
Kappa Sigma.
Saturday evening Mothers and
guests of Alpha Xi Delta, Alpha
Chi Omega and Delta Gamma
will be honored at firesides at
their respective sorority houses.
All living organizations will
fete their Mothers at dinner Sun
day.
huge apron-like pocket of start
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Loyal to Oregon
One good loyal Oregon play
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gold yellow print and numbers a
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The style front lists tight bath
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For the ultimate in slacks this
season get the straight, and nar
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enough’’ fitted blouse easim’ly
on the outside ... in this be dar
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