Decora ti ve Presen ts
A1 ways Apprecia ted
By A DELE SAY
Why not give gifts for each oth
ers’ rooms this Christmas instead
of chocolate creams or stockings ?
The stockings get runs and the
creams are gone in a cloud of epi
curean delight, but a lamp or
book-end will see the spring in.
Take Susan's room; about the
only bright thing in it are the
lights. What she needs is a red
gingham dresser cloth, with rows
and rows of frills, or twin lamp
shades white and merry with red
polka dots, or some big red oil
cloth bows to tie back her cur
tains, or a clever waste bassket
with a scotty or a zebra on it—
anything that’s gay and capri
cious.
Freshmen especially should have
intriguing rooms, they have to
stay in most of the time.
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Maybe the girl down the hall is
majoring in art and loves animals;
why not give her a modernistic
fox to hang on her walls or a sur
realist panda climbing a tree? If
she can't figure them out right
away, it will give her something to
do in her spare time.
If the person you want to give
something to already has a motif
in her room, get something that
will either fit into it or be a sur
prising contrast.
If the room is just too pink and
sweet for words, get her a mod
ernistic black horse or a bright
green rack for cactus plants to
put in her corner. If she has too
severe a room, give her bunches
of brilliant oil-cloth flowers to
pin her curtain back, or a fluffy
dog for her bed.
Magazine racks in springy col
ors, flower-splashed chintzes for
spreads and pillows, cozy hooked
rugs, a creton-covered stool; any
of these will make your friends'
rooms happy and livable and bright
as a blue-jay.
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GREETINGS
By BUCKVVACH
Soon the clop-clop-ciop all over
the campus will not be the sound
of wooden shoes keeping everyone
and brother from studying but the
sound of Santa’s reindeer hoofs,
galloping over rooftops. The bells
you will be hearing will not be
those chasing the males out of the
gals’ houses just when everything
is getting along nicely but the
sleigh bells of Christmas.
Anyway, that’s what you learn
before you come to college and are
taught to be skeptical of every
thing.
* * *
What should the modern day
coed NOT buy for her boy friend ?
That is the vital question before
the youth of today, the query that
must be answered before any pro
gress can be made on the Decem
ber 25 deal.
Don’t get your boy friend a
yacht. First of all he has a hard
time pronouncing the name. Sec
ondly, it costs money for oil and
gasoline, and oil, and stuff. . . Be
sides he might think you care for
him, and you want to be aloof to
really snare him, don’t you, you
liar.
* * *
The same thing goes for a new
Buick. A Ford is ok, but Buicks
are definitely taboo, unless of
course your boy friend has taken
you out more than once. If he has,
most assuredly, get him a Buick.
(LaSalles will do in extreme cases.)
Don't give your boy friend any
ties you made with “your own itty
bitty’’ hands. In the first place
the modern girl isn’t expected to
be able to do anything with her
hands except to protect herself,
and there is no need to think you
arc an exception. In the second
place, your boy friend will have to
go to all 3orts of trouble in hiding
it whenever anybody is around, and
then finding it again when you
come over.
Don't get your boy friend a pipe.
You'll get him the worst kind pos
sible, when he smokes it you’ll get
sore at the horrible smell it makes,
and it won't make him have that
manly look despite the Esquire ads.
For god sakes, don't get him any
shirts, sweaters, or anything you
have to know a size for. Girls for
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PINK AND BLUE
Kenycn-Jones Photo
This pink and blue Dorothy Grey { hristmas kit, contains a diaphun
! ous bubbling bath, a cologne to make anyone sparkle, and a powder of
! delicate whiff; the two perfumes are “Flutter” by Dorothy Grey and
| "Opening Night” by Lucien LeLong. Flatter quivers in a heart-shaped
bottle, and has a scent that earns its name; “Opening Night,” in the
blue'and gold box, is ready to go out and do things.
some reason have no sense of
judgment at all when it comes to
reckoning what size a man wears.
Result: the boy friend either
drowns in his present, or chokes to
death to please the gal friend.
Things like that have meant the
downfall of more than one empire.
Bunny slippers are nice in the
window, but a guy that has to
wade through all the stuff on the
floor of a fraternity or dormitory
has them just long enough to tbe
kidded to death and then they're
relics of the past. So use your
own judgment, and don't let it
de-feet you.
* * *
Pajamas are lovely, except boys
don’t like nice, neat ones with
beautiful pattern. They want
something like a solid red top, flan
nel bottoms of a different hue,
and with no frills to choke them
as they snatch 14 or 15 hours of
slumber.
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As long as it’s near Christmas,
my gift to all the readers of this
column is a set of directions on
how to give a baby a bath:
1. Toss the brat in the tub.
2. If he turns red the water is
too hot.
3. If he turns blue the water is
too cold.
4. If he turns over he is drown
ing.
5. If the water turns black, you
may rest assured that he really
needed a bath.
Simple, ain't it. . . .
.
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Quaint China Ashtray
Charms Gift Seeker
By .JOEY CHRYSTAIX
New in the line of smoking ac
cessories are china ash trays mod
eled like mandolins, banjos, etc.
They are white, with roses and
forgetmenots painted on and a
French motto in gilt paint. You
almost hate to put ashes in them.
We were fascinated by an ex
exquisite collection of Chinese gifts
being shown now on the campus.
There are embroidered shoes,
ivory clips, magnificent rings—
but we went mad over a fish on a
charm bracelet. He is all in sec
tions, like the large wooden
snakes we used to terrify the
smaller fry with, and he is painted
in vivid blues and greens.
Inevitable Handkerchiefs
The inevitability of receiving
handkerchiefs on Christmas does
n’t seem to bother a certain lady
we know. She even expressed a
decided wish for a nice white lace
handkerchief with really GOBS of
lace on it.
People Rave
There are people who will rave
about anything you give them if
THE IDEAL GIFT
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An easy way to solve your
gift problem. Put a bright
spot in h e r Christmas
wardrobe, and you may be
sure that her pleasure
won’t end with the holi
day season. Come in and
see our new assortment of
blouses designed to fit ev
ery taste. Also sweaters,
skirts, and slips.
Frager’s
829 Willamette
it has a personal monogram on it.
Besides the decorative touch a
monogram adds, it keeps most
people from borrowing from you
... so much.
For a person who loves the j
weird and bizarre there are lively
white plaster vases shaped in the
form of a hand. If you haven't
any flowers to put in them they
can look just as beautifully strange
hanging on the wall.
Oregana Completes
Pictures Wednesday
Kennell-Ellis studio has taken
almost 21,000 individual pictures |
for the Oregana, according to Wil
bur Bishop, editor. Except for the .
make-up pictures the living organ
ization photographs are completed,
according to the editor.
While
Christmas
Shopping
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Stop
for a bite to eat
between times at
the
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See our unusual line of Bath
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ON THE GIFT HUNT
For Her
For Him
For Them
DOROTHY GRAY
FLORAL FANTASIES
bath set
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BATH SET—A 4-oz. scroll bol.'o
of Floral Fantasies fragrance
and matching Dusting Powder.
Both bright v/ith metallic pink
and blue labels. In gift box, $2.
Boxed separately, each $1.
Choice of Old-Fashioned Pink
Bouquet, South American, and
the lovely new Siren.
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DOROTHY GRAY
CHRISTMAS TREE SET
Your gift will bear tl’.at
personal stamp if you
select for him personal
aides to good groom
ing. Lenlheric offers a
lavish variety of gift sets
in a wide price range.
The one illustrated
contains the Lenlheric
ivory-toned bowl of
Shaving Soap and a Ba
con of After Shave Lo
tion.
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