Chance VarUety Spied.
Weekend Social JUjje
Women really mean it this weekend when they say, “I haven't
a tiling to wear" as costume dances cause casual coeds no end Of
confusion. Co-op members are having a back-to-the-farm session
Friday eve with George Carey bringing the city influence of synco
pation and swing.
Friday s formal is the Phi Deit dinner dance "Club 40" honoring
jneoges. iviusic is a cjeuige
booking.
Pi.ti Kappa Psi is entertaining
at a radio dance, and Campbell
Club with a fireside.
Back to the Woods
Betas are transforming their
stately house on the mill race
into a big log cabin for their tra
ditional Backwoods dance. Musi
cians from Tillamook are putting
on shoes to come in town and
play for the occasion.
Sigma Alpha Mus are Commem
orating the anniversary of their
fire with an Inferno theme. Pa
per flames in the window and
fluorescent logs will carry out
the theme. The boys say it's open
house and invite one and all.
A lpha Delta Pis, are surprising
then1 freshmen with an undis
closed theme at an informal
dance, also Saturday.
Barn Dance
Ec Johnson is maestro for Pi
Kappa Alpha’s barn dance at the
chapter house.
It will be the Graveyard Shift
at A.OPi Saturday eve when they
honor pledges with a costume af
fair.
Sigma Kappa has added varie
ty to the evening with a formal
pledge dance. Ray Dickson's band
will play.
Alpha Xi Delta is honoring
Mrs Myrtle Storms, new house
tr.0.1 er at a reception Sunday af
ternoon at the chapter house.
Wifi.i Mrs. Storms in the receiv
ing line will be Dean Hazel P.
Schwering, Mrs. Alice Macduff.
Mrs. Marjorie Reynolds, Mrs.
Vivian Pittman, and Florence
Cooley.
Delt’s Saturday night informal
dance is honoring pledges of their
chapter.- The theme secret.
Swedish Smorgasbord
Delta Delta Delta is entertain
ing the faculty Sunday evening
at a Swedish Smorgasbord.
Exchanges for the week in
clude Phi Delta Theta-Delta Del
ta Delta; Beta Theta Pi-Gamma
Phi Beta; Sigma Nu-Kappa Al
pha Theta; Theta Chi-Pi Beta
Phi; Sigma Chi-Alpha Phi; Phi
Kappa Psi-Chi Omega; Hilyard
house-Alpha hall: Pi Kappa Al
pha-Alpha Omicron Pi; Alpha
'Tau Omega-Sigma Kappa; Phi
Gamma Delta-Alpha Chi Omega;
Kappa Sigma-Alpha Delta Pi;
Chi Psi-Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Phyllis Gray, daughter of Mrs.
Pvalph C. Gray, of Eugene, an
nounced her engagement to Da
vid Knox, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Fred G. Knox of Eugene, at a
party at her home Saturday
night.
Miss Gray is a junior in music.
Knox, who attended the Univer
sity last year and was president
of Yeomen, independent men’s or
ganization, is now a second lieu
tenant in the army.
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Good Taste
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Apologies and a low, low bow
to the feminine portion of the
PE department. It seems they
took umbrage at an item in this
column last week. To the entire
PE department and Miss Jean
nette Neilson in particular we
wish to express our gratitude for
reading this humble column. Tf
we displeased them, OUR PUB
LIC, in any way, we are most
frightfully saddened to think that
we have alienated some of our
ardent readers.
But in the interests of the
privileges of a democracy, here is
our case for the defense: Admit
tedly ‘‘inactive," we resei-ve our
energies for grooming, intellec
tual pursuits, and an active con
cern with the arts. This does not
imply that the PE department
doesn’t do these things too—it
simply means that it takes so
much time for us to get our hair
up and all the books we want to
read finished that there just isn’t
time enough for GAMES! The PE
gals are obviously super-women.
Our case rests.
* * *
Not too many howls, please,
about no Thanksgiving holiday.
After all, the British don’t have
Thanksgiving holidays, and they
seem to survive pretty well.
* * *
To all the poor people who have
three midterms on one day, all
kinds of sympathy. In fact, to all
the people who have any mid
terms at all, more sympathy.
They really are a loathesome in
vention—such an unsubtle way of
letting the faculty know how lit
tle we know about everything!
And, now, a plug for an ex
tremely entertaining book, name
ly, Van Loons latest. ''Lives.” It’s
about a series of dinner parties
Van Loon and his friend gave for
famous people, one winter in
Veere, Holland, several years
ago. The guests include Erasmus,
George Washington, Queen Eliza
beth. and Montaigne, a very small
part of their long guest list.
There are bits of historical back
ground of each guest, all very
gaily related, and the comments
and reactions of the celebrities
are often quite unexpected. For
such pure fantasy, it is really
very well done, and worth an
evening or two, if there are to be
spared from higher education.
One of the boys from a sunnier
clime than ours was moaning the
other day that his hair had been
wet ever since he dashed to his
S o’clock that morning. Several
helpful and encouraging people
inquired if he REALLY thought
it had been raining, and if he
HONESTLY considered this cold?
One suggested a bandanna as the
solution of his problems.
He snorted, yes, he did, but per
haps lie'll get used to the rain,
etc., in four or five years. Practi
cally everyone does—don't they?
Conies January, comes the
draft, exit all the men on the
campus departing for the wars.
Penny Nichols wistfully peers
into the future and can see her
self dashing up to a friend with
the Big News . . . "Hey, I've just
seen a MAN!!!"
New York university school of
commerce, accounts and finance
“jits chosen ten leaders in indus
try and labor as participants in
a new course in collective bar
gaining.
THROUGH THE
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