rkJltafci 2)<u*tr 9n the AWS It’s a women’s world . . . watch their Heart Hop on February 10. Highlights of the week . . . . Dean of Women Maris and AWS cabinet from Oregon State ar rivin’ here today to visit sister cabinet . . . Dean Maris will in formally speak at Chapman at 4 on Personality . . . banquet and fireside’s being planned by Eliza beth “Steedie” Steed as evening’s entertainment for the guests. . . . Things to Come . . . Heart Hop February 10 . . . Betty Kincaid named by Lois Nordling as hop The piquant beauty of the but terfly and the carefree madness of its flight... yours. In these scampering Hoolygan Kicks by Paramount. You must see them. * Thru the Week * On Friday You will enjoy our fine quality Sea Foods Phone 2309 Newman’s Fish Market 39 East Broadway chairman . . . dance from 2 to 5:30 in the afternoon ... at four sorority houses . . . and a GIRL DATE BOY affair. Women in Defense . . . another big week . . . Kwama members are getting a headquarters for Red Cross work established on the campus ... at Chapman hall . . .' there will also be instructors for knitting and sewing on hand . . . Phi Thetas are in charge of the sewing materials . . . Kwamas, knitting. Words of the Week . . . Marge Dibble, “I wish the Phi Thetas would have more ice skating par ties. A few more times and I’ll” . . . Marge Curtis and Rohda Harkson, “And how many refu gees can you take in, madam?” . . . Lois Nordling and Betty Kin caid, “The Heart Hop will be the best yet” . . . Nancy Riesch, “You should have been to the Phi Theta assembly last week,” but Carolyn Holmes says, “My fresh man asked me if it was ‘repu sory’ to go it it” . . . And still it is a women’s world. Barbara Lamb. £iuG*i-cMobani Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Paul ine Ewan, junior in physical edu cation, and William Hobart of Tacoma. Miss Ewan, also of Ta coma, is a member of Alpha Omi cron Pi. No date has been set for the wedding. WO l/Ua+ne+i 9*t ^bejenie Now that all the gals’ houses have decided to be patriotic and buy bonds, to help win the war, the next big problem is how to find the necessary money to pur chase said bonds, so the whole thing becomes a sort of What Can - We - Give - Up - Now week that will end, we hope, in lots of money for bonds. Some houses are giving up des serts, both the ice-cream at the end of every meal and the food eaten at exchange desserts. Oth er houses are giving up their * house dances, or having radio dances instead of formals. The Down-With-Desserts group in cludes the Kappas, the ADPis, the Alpha Gams, the Alpha Os, Highland house, and University house. The Pi Phis, Susie, and the Sigma Kappas are not having formal house dances winter term. Especially violent knitters are the Gamma Phis, who made 14 sweaters, according to the legend, Hilyard house, the Pi Phis, and University house. Orides collect ed over 80 sweaters for a Bun dle for Britain drive. Some of the houses are mak ing other contributions toward defense. The Alpha Gams are saving tinfoil, metal tubes, and paper; the Alpha Os are making their own dance programs to save money that can be spent for de Finger-Tip Length Camel Tan Fleece COATS $12.75 Reversible for Changeable Spring Weather Smart fleeces with equal ly smart gabardine on the “weather” side. Be smart and sensible at the same time. Reversible Goats $4.98 Corduroy rents in finger-tip lengths, with water repellent poplin on the reverse side. • * fense; Hendricks and the Dee Gees are sewing for the Red Cross; the Thetas are taxing themselves for money for bonds; the ZTAs are asking each girl to buy defense stamps and all the 1 upperclassmen in the Alpha Xi Delta house have signed up to work in the filter center, and they have midnight to 6 "San. shift Sunday morning. —Mary Ann Campbell. f Sfb'Una fyfvochA, WASHABLE rayons and cottons, these are exciting new fashions with gaiety, c o 1 o r a n dy originality. Made in plain color, small or Hawaiian prints, yon will love them for wear in the “house,” on campus, or for afternoon. STYLED BY Doris Dod son. Nelly Don, Joyce Hu bute and Martha Man ning. Sizes for juniors, regulars and petite half size. Prices $2.25 - 2.75 to $7.95 S' BROADWAY*1 20-30 East Broadway Shopping the Town With LEITH BROWN 1-2-3.:: And you’re out^ for a big evening. < Chen Yu 1-2-3, will make for a Mystifyin’ Manicure to go with your new formal. The lacqueral goes on first, to make for smoth polish applying. Next pol ish in those marvelous Chinese shades. Then a coat of the new Chip-Chek, which cuts drying time, and makes your manicure last longer without chipping. At MILLER’S for $1.50 plus tax. Miracle Stuff . . . The miracle crepe swansglow blouse from HADLEY’S < would really be a practical pur chase. Just right to wear under your suit for a little dressiness, yet plain enough to look well with your sport suit. What’s more it’s washable! In blue, gold, rose, white, red, green—in short sleeves for $2.25 and long sleeves for $3.25. On the main floor. Budget Bliss ... If you’re yearning for a new dress but your pocketbcok just won’t stand it, PENNEY’S $2.98 prints will make you hap py. Styles to wear under your coat now and to pop off to class in—come the sunshiny days. For example: a red two-piece dress with a polka dot design. The skirt is pleated all around. The blouse is worn on the outside, jerkin style ... a shirt style col lar and short sleeves . . . all make for a good buy. Gal's Pal.. Jane I r w i 11, who makes those sweaters “de signed to be lived ixi, xxcio aaucu cl xav> w to her creations. A new rein forced sleeve fashioning to pro vide for any tug-o-war you put your sweater to. Made of im ported wool, these sweaters really look hand-knit—-and only cost you $2.98 at the BROAD WAY. They come in pink, aqua-,' white, yellow, and blue. * * * Hearts a' Flutter. J Dorothy Gray’s, new Flutter Per T UlVilUiiV IQ Ull 111 trimmin’s and would make a nice gifty come February 14. A heart-shaped sachet for your hanky box and the tiny bottle of perfume in a celluloid case all for the price for $1.50 at the TIFFANY - DAVIS cosmetics bar. $ * * Party Girl.. Have you glanced at the winter term so cial calendar of late? What with house dances, the Triad, the Military ball, and Gamma Al pha Chi, you’re going to be busier than two bees puttin’ the B on the B.F. You’d better start early to find that new formal and BEARD’S is the place to start. One beautjus numbah is made with a white silk jersey blouse draped across the front, with gatherings down the front and at the sides of the blouse This skirt is made of paper taf etta with a white flower print on a green background. A flow er with beaded center and of the'1 sam ematerial as the skirt is on the right shoulder of the blouse. Short sleeves and much swish for $17.95.