Concert and Tea Dancing
Fill Weekend Date Books
By LOIS Hl'LSEK, Society Editor
From the Ftiday night concert of lyric Grace Moore to Sunday
afternoon tea dancing to the sweet swing of Ted Fiorito at the Park
coeds have filled their date books for the last weekend before the
rush of house dances begins. •
After-the-coneert-entertaining is planned by Sigma Chi, Beta
Theta Pi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Phi Sigma Kappa.
AIpna lau Utnega is giving- a
fireside Saturday evening at the
White House. Campbell club will
elite, tain at a fireside Saturday
evening at 8 o'clock. Shows and
dances will fill the evening for
the rest of the campus. -
Desserts for the week include
Gamma Phi Beta- Sigma Nu; Pi
Kappa Alpha-Sigma Kappa; Kap
pa .Alpha Theta-Sigma Chi; Can
ard club-Hilyard house; Chi Psi
Ctu Omega; Alpha Gamma Del
ta-Campbell co-op; Alpha ©mi
cro a Pi-Phi Kappa Psi; Delta Up
siloa-Hendricks hall; Sigma Phi
Epsi.ion-Alpha Phi; Delta Delta
Delta-Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Chi
Omega-Theta Chi ; Beta Theta Pi
Delta Gamma; and Kappa Kappa
Gamma-Kappa Sigma.
The Theta Chis have scheduled
a pledge dinner and radio dance
for Saturday night.
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With the presentation of a five
pound box of candy, traditional
engagement announcement at
Kappa Alpha Theta, Miss Flor
ence Gordon announced her en
gagement to Lt. Charles N. Tripp,
Jr., class of ’40, at the Theta
house Tuesday evening.
The wedding will be solem
nized this evening at the First
Congregational church at 6:30
o’clock, with Rev. Williston Wirt
officiating. Miss Pauline Gordon,
the bride-elect’s sister, will be
maid-of-honor.
DORIS DODSON
FROCKS
In Classic
Junior Styles
These frocks have irresistible appeal
for the’ younger generation and the
college girl who wishes to dress
smartly with due consideration for
economy.
A splendid group of these arrived this week.
Fi oeks for sportswear, for dress up occasions, for
informal affairs. To try on a DORIS DODSON
is to want it. Shown only in the best shops in
America. You find them here priced at only
$6.50, $7.08 to $12.95.
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Reversibles
$14.95
Others 12.95 to 19.75
We've “swjped” the coat
right off his back! Down
to the smallest detail!
Broad-shouldered, swag
gery styles in Camel's hair
and herringbone tweeds.
Plains, plaids, with bal
macaan collars, inside
pockets, button front.
Green, blue, navy, brown,
camel, with natural gab
ardine reverse side. Sizes
12 to 20.
At BEARD'S
. . . you'll find DRESSES that
will meet your every activity—•
campus casuals — date dresses —•
dinner and formal. Priced to meet
every budget!
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Raincoats, raincoats — the
curse of the fashion columnist
who anxiously looks for those
new and different gadgets and
stuff.
Even on wet days Carolyn Col
lier, Gamma Phi, is colorful in her
blue pastel raincoat . . . Betty
Miller dodges raindrops in a beige
corduroy porkpie hat . . . Jean
Valuire’s huge leather studded
bracelet and belt look plenty
smooth with her flame-red cor
duroy dress ... Jo Ann Supple,
Theta, even looks good in a shoot
ing jacket . . . Charlotte Smith,
Tri Delt, wears a good looking
brown campus coat with belted
back and natural stitching . . .
Virginia Bubb, Chi Omega, dash
es to the BA building in her yel
low gabardine raincoat . . .Mary
Aldrich favors a biege jersey for
classes . . . Roberta Lemon, Al
pha Chi, is well-red in her rain
bonnet . . . Marilyn Beard, Tri
Delt, gets campus approval on
her long torso jersey blouse and
skirt combinations . . . Joanne
Dolph, Chi Omega, mixes her
brown sweater with a blue and
brown plaid skirt . . . Zolo Dyke
man, Alpha Xi Delta, flashes in
a red, yellow and green diamond
jilaid sweater at open house . . .
Anita Gatton shows western spir
it by wearing a huge Indian lapel
gadget, black braids and all . . .
Janet VVagstaff, likes rust skirt
with those three pleats front and
back that are so good looking.
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Social events for the University
women’s faculty club were
brought into prominence Wed
nesday when new women teach
ers and wives of faculty mem
bers were greeted at a tea in
Gerlinger hall. Newcomers of
last year and this year will meet
each other again next Monday
when the board serves tea at the
home of Mrs. Donald M. Erb.
Also scheduled is a no-host
luncheon for next Wednesday
noon. The University board will
entertain the members of the
Corvallis board.
Concordia college, Moorhead,
Minn., has a 60-voice a cappella
choir.
Girls
Only 3 items are neces
sary to clear that aene or
blemished skin . . . for
really rapid improve
ment try the FRANCES
DENNY program, a doc
tor’s actual prescription.
Cleansing1 Meal 1.50
Acne Cream 1.25
Acne Lotion 1.75
We also have a special
powder for erupted skin
. .. Come in and see Mary
Lon Ilazelip about your
complexion problems.
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The engagement of Miss Max
ine Mann and Frank Larsell, both
of Portland, was announced re
cently. Mr. Larsell was graduate
assistant in English last year. No
date has been set for the wed
ding.
Detling Obtains Herbs
Dr. Leroy E. Detling, assistant
professor of botany and curator
for the herbarium in Condon hall,
made numerous trips into the
Cascade mountains and into
southeastern Oregon during the
summer, to collect specimens for
the herbarium.
FOR YOUR FLYING
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may be, that mane has
to be tamed for special
occasions. . . . Come in
and let our trained op
erators style your hair
for the more formal"*
moments.
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