*140 Alumna la Speak.
At tf-tUday Sanauei
By CAROL GREENING
Details of a vagabond career in journalism will be told by
Mrs. Lucile Saunders McDonald, ‘19, a widely-traveled and ver
satile alumna of Oregon, at Matrix Table, annual dinner honor
ing women pro.minent in journalism, literature, music, and the
arts, which is scheduled for April 16, 6 p.m. at the Osburn hotel.
Mildred Wilson, president of
Theta Sigma Phi, national pro
fessional honorary for women in
journalism, which sponsors the
dinner, will preside. Mrs. George
.Turnbull, adviser for Theta Sig
bna Phi, national professional
honorary for women in journal
ism, which sponsors the dinner
will introduce Mrs. McDonald.
Latest development on Matrix
Table arrangements is a letter
from Marian Miller, of The Ore
gonian staff, who sent regrets to
her invitation but w'ho also sent
$1.50, the admission fee, to pay
for someone who had been invit
ed but could not afford to attend.
The problem now' faces the invi
tations committee: who will re
ceive the money?
Honored guests at Matrix Ta
ble will be Marjorie Young, soph
omore in journalism, and June
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By MARY ANN CAMPBELL
Tra-la, tra-la, tra-la . . . Who
wants .to study ? ? ? Who wants
to sit in the library ? ? ? Who
cares about being sensible and
constructive ? ? ? Fiddle-dee-dee,
it's SPRING!!!
And if three-quarters of the
campus population doesn't react
this way to the weather, the nice,
sweet, generous, kindly weather,
there is something definitely
wrong.
Note for the Lenteri Season:
One charming, but vague lady,
who lives nearby, wandered into
a local bakery not too long ago
and inquired tenderly if there’
were any Red Cross buns avail
able.
As a small reward for those .
noble characters who got up ear
ly Sunday morning, a bit of
drammer occurred on the campus,
or at least an out-of-the-ordinary
happening. The word suddenly
got around that a horse was wan
dering on the lower campus. The
beastie took notions to prowl
around the infirmary and behind
the art school, which gave those
chasing it plenty of chance for
exercise. Finally Dan Scott
joined the procession, and when
last observed, the horse was at
the University press somewhere.
A scout reported later that it
was tethered to a telephone pole,
so it must have been cornered
eventually.
The owner of said horse in
formed any interested spectator
that he had only recently bought
it, and it had been scared by
something so took to its heels,
which led to very complicated re
sults, because no one could get
within five feet of the thing.
They probably had to resort
to hypnosis to capture him!
Spring has more hazards than
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By LOIS HULSER
Picnic tans are making coeds
glamorous for six dances this
weekend. Slated as the big event
is the one o'clock Saturday for
the Frosh Glee. Black Magic will
feature Ray Dickson’s band and
Four Knights and a Dream. Skull
and Dagger men will be tapped.
Short silks will be worn for this,
the first big campus dance since
the Military ball of winter term.
The only formal of the week
end is Phi Kappa Psi on Friday
night with Ray Dickson playing.
Sigma Phi Epsilon and Kappa
Sigma spring dances are informal
at their respective chapter hous
es.
Colorful chintz, pique, and seer
sucker dresses will be featured
at Susan Campbell’s Cotton Cud
dle Friday eve.
Delta Upsilon’s Beachcomber’s
Brawl completes a varied pro
gram to the weekend with a
costume occasion.
Alpha Xi Delta alumnae will
be guests of the active chapter
at a coffee on the occasion of the
fifth anniversary of their nation
al fraternity.
Coed cooperatives will cele
brate their seventh birthday on
the Oregon campus with a tea for
co-op girls in Gerlinger Sunday
at four.
Desserts were cancelled this
week because of the coincident
date with Nickel-Hoppers.
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