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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1945)
Coed off the tyJeeJz MaSui MoSUfGSiet C. Shinel ^bedpite O^b *7 By BARBARA JOHNS A queen was left without a throne last week when Dads’ Day was cancelled by ODT rulings, just after Mary Margaret Ellsworth was chosen from Oregon coeds to rule as Miss Hospitality during the event. Although “M.M.” has only the memory of applause and a bouquet of fading red roses, she is still Oregon’s Hospitality Girl and Coed of the Week. Scintillating “Sworth” claims Roseburg as the town where she got her start in life and says that Benson grade school, and Roseburg junior and senior highs contributed somewhat to her education. She shyly declares she graduated no cum laude. But this humble begin ning did not daunt her. The last half of her freshman year she found herself in the busy, breath taking Washington D.C., giving the capital’s girls’ school a try and spending her weekends at An napolis. Mary Marg’s Kappa Sig father, U. S. representative from Oregon, . MADEMOISELLE • HARPER'S BAZAAR • VOGUE • GLAMOUR • CHARM t • SEVENTEEN • JUNIOR BAZAAR • CALLING ALL GIRLS 8.95 to 14.95 ^BROADWAY*" wearing eppard^drg goods' XO A SO East Broadway Harris Ellsworth, and her mother are now in the nation’s capital. She and her freshman, red-headed, Dee Gee sister, Janie, say they miss their mom and dad but “After all, our parents are really old enough to take care of themselves now.’’ Theta Sigma Phi, women’s jour nalism honorary, and Gamma Al pha Chi, advertising honorary, claim Sworth as a member. Re cently chosen Hospitality Girl, she remarked, “When George Luoma handed me the green and yellow ribbons and told me to put them in my hair, I thought he was just kidding, and he was about the hair part" Sworth loves basketball and re marks tha~ she would like a fam ily of basketball players because she wouldn’t have them on her hands all the time. “Basketball players take so many trips!” she laughed. Music-minded Mary Margaret plays the piano, radio, and the phonograph. She also sings for her own and for the “amusement” of others. All dogs are on her love list. She also declares she is mad about buying clothes at bargain sales. Her main crusade: Svelte Sworth urges every UO student to take economics. She admits she got her lowest grades in that course but liked it anyway. Naturally, she would also appreciate a Republican president, but states considerable pressure is being put on her in the Democratic field by certain emi nent young Demos on the campus. “But, I shall continue to bear the standard for the Republicans. May be I’m prejudiced.” Miss Hospitality says she wouldn’t mind working in tiie Spanish-American embassy. “They • Lost FALL term, blue and red Ever sharp fountain pen. Call Ore gana or Emerald office. Reward. SOU-WESTER rain hat Wednes day. Maryanne Hansen. Phone 3200. • Wanted TRANSPORTATION to Seattle for girl this weekend. Phone 1212-R. ,1 —your personality ^ in fragrance... A perfume...brilliant ... dramatic... lasting 2.50 Phutax TIFFANY DRUGS Saint Valentine Strikes Mark By PEGGYY FINNELL and NILA DESINGER at. valentine nas started eariy on his February trip and already he has shot at various hearts. All we are waiting for now are the results of his February plans. From the ADPi house comes wedding news about Laura Kim ball who was recently married to Corporal Phillip Zalesky of the marine corps. What’s this we hear about Jean Taylor’s spending $30 on a phone call to Texas. It seems like Saturday night dates always take Orin Weir and Mickey Metcalf, Theta, to the Per sian room. Also Gamma Phi Anita Fernan dez and Elmer Sahlstrom have their favorite 9:30 booth at the Side reserved indefinitely! Sigma Kappas tell the news that Bernice Granquist is engaged to Kenny Lomax. Recently Marguer ite Wittwer received a Phi Psi pin from Ralph Holworth of the navy, now stationed overseas. We have heard from the Alpha Phi house that Dona Sullivan and Mary Coffee traveled to Seattle last weekend to watch the Oregon team play. We wonder whom Dona credits with the top game? Pi Phi Miriam Becke received word from University of Oregon Phi Delt Tom Kay, who is now overseas, that he might spend spring term on the campus await ing further orders from West Point. As a result of last weekend, we predict that we shall soon see Mary Ellen Struve, Kappa, wearing A1 Loeb’s Beta pin. Al, we under stand, is a former Oregon Stater— we still prefer the lemon and green to orange and black. Alpha Phi pledge Mary Palmer is going to a Washington State dance this weekend. Do they have better material than Oregon, Mary ? We. will welcome Phi Delt Le land (Babe) Winberly, who is home on furlough, and Pi Phi Pat McClintock back on the campus this weekend to witness the Ore gon-Oregon State “civil war.” lead such gay lives!” She plans to gc back to Washington after her graduation, “disguised as Elliot Roosevelt’s dog.” Then she flashed her big smile and dashed down to meet Ed Allen, owner of the ATO pin she wears. Oregon*# Emerald Night Editors: Nadyne Neet Eleanor Anderson Thursday Advertising Staff: Jackie Kenfield, day manager Mary Lou Richards Jean Hailing Gloria Grenfell Pat Berg Sue Schoenfeldt Virginia Peterson Dedo Miseley Mary Carnes Mary Palmer Marjorie Fay If A Large Selection of the Best in Sea Food Order Thursday to insure Friday delivery! NEWMAN'S FISH MARKET Phone 2309 39 E. Broadway Shoo Shoo Sets Styles For Studes By SHUBERT (SHOO SHOO) FENDRICK Rally ’round, males. Too long have we writhed while the es teemed women of our esteemed cmpus wrangled. Too long have we suffered their concern over straight skirts and sleeves. The time has come to turn the tables. Let us proceed. Short haircuts, better known as pig shaves or cue-balls or Hitlers, seem to have become the rage among some of our men. The Es quires (SAE) have revolutionized the drape shape of the campus cranium crop and brought it down to an abbreviated form. One of the more notable and regrettable loss es is that of Bob Moran, who car ried an appreciable portion of per sonality atop the head, bringing light into our darkest classrooms. Those curls have succumbed to the scissors and clippers. Eddie Lyon needs a pair of bib overalls to augment ms waruruue for his performance of Mr. Jor dan in “Heaven Can Wait.” But Eddie is not acquainted with any one fortunate enough to possess a pair of bib overalls. Eddie would appreciate an introduction to some body’s janitor. 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