Gamp,u& Glad By MARY HIBBITT The houses are filled to the brim with excitement this week end and everyone is living under the magic spell of Christmas, so shoving our books aside for awhile let’s take a look around the cam pus and see what’s going on. Down Delta Gamma way we noticed Jeanne Herndon and Joan Williams. Jeanne had on an in geniously designed dress of black wool, with a half turquoise high rolled neckline. Breaking this con trast is a diagonal arrow of rosy red. Joan was wearing a dream scheme of a black crepe dress with a round neck, tiny cap sleeves and a saucy peplum. A silver studded belt and a silver clip at the neck finished it off. Wearing the new est thing on Lullaby lane is Joanna Mapes. She has a darling pink and white flannel nightie trimmed with a fluffy white fringe, so soft and warm for these frosty nights. Janet Kirk has some carefree companions for her knockabout hours—the companions, a pair of midnight-blue moccasins, not so good for the rain, but so comfort able for those play time hours. . . Punctuation? Blue-green clips . . . Exclamations ? Wherever she wears it, that’s Janet Feenaughty ART BAZAAR TO SELL Art Bazaar to Self Student Creations The annual “Art Bazaar,” sell ing the student’s work of the school of architecture and allied arts will be held December 8 and 9 in the Little Art Gallery from 9 to 5 p.m. each day. t Neil A. Koch, in charge of the bazaar will be assisted by Robert W. Springer, president of the architecture and allied arts league, and Betty Lou Dundas. Student work in painting, tex tiles, sculpturing and jewelry will be sold at the sale. Ten per cent of the profit from the sale will go to the benefit of the allied art league and the rest of the profit to the individual art student. Department heads for the affair are: Erlene Lamen, architecture; Evelyn Woodworth, sculptering; Laverne Eriskson, painting; Mirza Baumhover, interior design; Velita Estey, normal arts; and Carol Zeigler, ceramics. Miss Maude Kerns, associate professor of art education, will supervise the affair as faculty adviser. Parties, Pageants, Cards (Continued from Page Nine) Christmas activities will be a tea and pageant on December 9. The tea will be held in the afternoon and is under the chairmanship of Pearl Peterson. Afi exchange of gifts will be held and carols are to be sung. The Christmas,, pageant, under the direction of Barbara Fossen, will be presented in the evening. Gifts anil Kntertainment • Christmas paijmes, Jv with ex change poems and gifts, sparkling entertainment, and refreshments will constitute Yuletide activities for Alpha Xi Delta, Rebec house, Hawthorne house, Delta Delta Delta, Gamma hall, Delta Gamma, Kappa Alpha Theta, Pi Beta Phi, University house, Sigma Kappa, Judson house, Hendricks hall, Zeta Tau Alpha, and Hilyard house. Highland house plans an evening of caroling on December 9. Dinner parties are on the menu for Chi Omega, Delta Gamma, and University house. St. Nick will visit Chi Omega and University house after dinner. A formal dance is planned in Portland to celebrate Christmas by Alpha Omicron Pi, The affair will be held December 21 at the John son home on Riverside drive. in her smart black silk crepe dress, with butterfly sleeves and crescent shaped clips adding a sparkling note of interest. With new sleeves, new drapes and glittering satin trim, Virginia Woodward is herd to resist. The dress is powder blue, trimmed with satin sleeves on which is a net work of silver and sequined em broidery. Around the Kappa house the latest idea is to paint your slippers to match your robe, quite a novel ty and lots of fun. It seems they used a solution of show-card paint and ink, the more artistic even with dainty flowers around them. You never know what they’ll think of next . . . It’s a gold star for stripes when Gloria Montag comes in wearing an adorable brown striped taffeta dress, featuring a straight neck line, cap sleeves and a very full dirndle skirt, the heaven-blue and pink stripes bring color and life to the dress . . . Smooth as a pond is Naedene Foss in a shining black hat and dress combination, made of black satin. The dress has a slight drape in the skirt, a V-neck and tiny covered buttons down to the waist. Casual as you like it, important as you please, that's the rust wool dress worn by Pat Davis. The dress has a high neck line, long dolman sleeves and is set off with a smart leather belt. For day-dates or dance-doings Natalie Brown has the situation well in hand, in the latest in brown fashions. The dress is plain in front with cap sleeves, but the back has a soft fold of material falling from the shoulders to the waist line. Bound to be becoming, so clever ly casual is the smart suit worn by' Patty Beaton. The suit is gray with a red stripe running through it. The design ’is tailored with a round neck and one button at the waist, and a kick pleat skirt. Barbara Tibbets has a new, sophisticated peasant dress, a royal blue dirndel skirt worn with an aqua blue blouse, and a royal blue, aqua and fuschia kerchief effect around the back and coming over the shoulders, forming cap sleeves . . . Bring him home faster and back your candidate for the Victory Loan drive . . . Buy a Victory Bond . . . Oregon Press Conference Scheduled February 8 February 8 and 9 have been an nounced as the dates for the annual Oregon press conference by Lawrence Spraker, publisher of the Stayton-Mail, and the Univer sity school of jounalism. The affair will be held in McClure hail, on the campus. The program is being arranged by George Turnbull, acting dean of the school of journalism, Mr. Spraker and Carl C. Webb, assis tant professor of journalism. All papers in the state are in vited to send representatives to the affair. Wyoming produces the nation’s largest share of bentonite. Bright-and-shiny you . . i you're All 'fWtied up Jor Christmas Pearl-sew jersey snoods, 4.95—6.95 Sparkle-band to use a dozen ways, 2.95 and- so are the gifts you'll give Christmas is for fun, among other things ... you'll want the holiday shine for yourself (via the kind of sparkle-dresses and accessories we've a store full of right now)... you'll want to pass it along in the gifts you give, too. Like what? 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