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By LORRAINE WOODS
The old saying, “When Cupid
shoots his arrow, I hope he Mrs.
You,” certainly is appropriate for
the summer weddings, because
many of our students have
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invite students to vis
it our store in the
Register-Guard build
ing.
featuring cameras,
films, photo supplies,
artist and architect
materials, attractive
line of greeting cards.
You are welcome to
visit our engraving
plant.
Next to Register-Guard
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marched up the aisle to the tune
of "Here Comes the Bride.”
Carol Bird, ’42, said “yes” to
Warren Phillips, '42, and they
were married May 31, in Eugene.
Carol was a member of Orides
and Warren a member of Yeo
men and Sigma Delta Rho. They
are living in Eugene.
Blanche Gustavson, a former
member of Alpha Xi Delta and
Pi Lambda Theta, and Glenn
Williams were married the eve
of graduation, May 31, in Eu
gene. Blanche graduated last
year, and is living in Eugene.
Marjorie Schnellbacher, a grad
uate of the University of Oregon,
and Lieutenant George Cartier,
stationed at Fort Benning, Geor
gia, were married June 2, in Eu
gene. Mrs. Carter is a former
member of Alpha Gamma Delta.
The couple are living in Port
Benning.
Vivian Pelman, who attended
the University, and Richard Mo
shofsky were married May 29 in
Portland, where they are making
their home.
On June 1, Orsa Lee Toll, who
attended the U. of O. and was a
member of Zeta Tau Alpha so
rority, wed William Thomsen at a
ceremony in Portland. The couple
are living in Eugene.
News to many was the mar
riage of Echo Tomseth, a gradu
ate of the University and a mem
ber of Phi Mu, to William Steg
ner, March 3, in Goldendale,
Washington. The couple are mak
ing their home in Eugene.
Helen Sutherland and Robert
Potwin, both graduates of the
University were married at West
minster house in Eugene on June
14. They are living in Portland.
Oregon’s Margaret Kortge
and Archie Zarewski became
bride and groom at a ceremony
in The Dalles on June 3. Margar
et was a member of Sigma Kap
pa, and Archie a member of Phi
Kappa Psi. They are living in
Seattle.
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Hello, Students
Furs — Apparel — Accessories
Millinery — Cosmetics
Your shop is fully stocked with everything you will want for 1942,
“come September and school opening.’’
We have traveled to New York where we have conferred with
our office there and we can say with assurance that we have the
really “top” creations in the market.
To those of you who are juniors or better we need to say little
because you have already shopped with us.
To you students who are coming to Eugene for the first time,
save some of your purchases because we usually have more varieties
for the freshman than you can get at home.
This is an invitation that you visit this rendezvous for university
girls whether you make a purchase or not. We want you to see our
shop and become acquainted.
You are welcome to have a charge account or a budget account
so that you may purchase and pay out of your allowance.
We are a complete shop, offering you things for dress, for sport,
long things for evening, and a complete gift department featuring:
Elizabeth Arden, Charles of the Ritz, Lucien LeLong, Chanel, and
many other cosmetics and perfumes.
Nell Keeney, from O. S. C. and Carol Boone from the U. of O.
will comprise our College Board. They will be glad to answer questions
concerning your wardrobe and the activities on the campus.
14. Qottfou & Co-,
EUGENE OWNED, WITH NEW YORK BUYING CONNECTION
Birdseye View
Of Top’Coeds"
So, you Miss Webfoot, ’46 en
joyed activities in your high
school days and you want to con
tinue that sort of fun while at
Oregon? Here’s a few words of
introduction to the Oregon wom
en who are the heads of the vari
ous activities on the campus.
Marge Dibble . . . president,
Associiated Women students . . .
winner of Gerlinger cup ....
Mortar Board . . . Kappa Alpha
Theta . . . brown hair . . . dark
eyes with a chuckle in them . . .
life of the party personality . . .
everyone calls her “Dib.”
Gertrude Puziss . . . president,
Women’s Athletic association . . .
Hendricks hall . . . her reddish
brown hair earns her the name
of “Goldie” . . . modest, retiring
personality.
Abbie Jane White . . . presi
dent, YWCA . . . Mortar Board
. . . Gamma Phi Beta . . . Ro
mance languages major . . . nat
ural curly blond hair . . . friends
call her Skipper instead . . . ac
quaintances , think she is a good
talker because she is such a good
listener.
Corrine Wignes Nelson . . . .
president, Mortar Board, senior
women honorary . . . past presi
dent Orides . . . journalism ma
jor . . . although a senior, her
blue eyes, blond hair gives her
the look of a freshman ... is
really a Mrs., wife of Lyle Nel
son, Old Oregon editor.
Marge Curtis . . . president,
Phi Theta Upsilon, junior worn
en’s service honorary . . . past
Kwama treasurer . . . Alpha Chi
Omega . . . journalism major . . .
brown hair WAAC-length . . .
never too busy for another activ
ity.
Phyllis Horstman . . . president,
Kwama, sophomore women serv
ice honorary . . . Delta Gamma
. . . Arts and Letters major . . .
blondish brown hair . .. eyes with
a smile . . .typifies the Kwama
spirit of friendliness .
Betty Jane Biggs . . . Emerald
business manager . . . Mortpj j
Board . . . Alpha Omicrom Pi . . .
journalism major .. . rotogravure
brown hair . . . greenish-grey
eyes.
Williams Family Adds
New Sugar Ration Card
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams
are parents of a son, Kenneth
Gerrard, born June 26 at Sacred
Heart hospital, Eugene. Williams
is manager of educational activ
ities and was former business
manager of the Oregana. His
wife, also an Oregon graduate,
is the former Margery Jane Kel
logg.
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