AWS Party
To Benefit
Local Folk
For many needy families in the
Eugene - Springfield area, Christ
mas will be a happier occasion.
Women students on campus are
preparing for the annual Associ
ated Women Student’s Charity
Party to be held from 3 to 5 p.m.
Dec. 3 at the Sigma Kappa house.
AWS has invited all women stu
dents to attend this campus party.
Special invitations will be sent to
faculty wives and their guests, Eu
gene townswomen, house mothers,
house presidents, and members of
AWS Congress. Holiday refresh
ments and entertainment will be
two features of the afternoon.
TO PREPARE BOXES
Working in collaboration with
the Lane County Relief, each wom
en’s organization is to prepare a
gaily decorated box Tilled with
canned foods and toys, announced
Ellie Johns, general chairman.
Boxes are to be turned in to the
Sigma Kappa house by noon on
Dec. 3.
Special boxes will also be placed'
In the library and Co-op to enable!
everyone to contribute. The boxes'
will be displayed under a Christ
mas tree at the party.
Going home for the Thanksgiv
ing vacation furnishes an oppor
tunity to pick up articles of canned
foods and toys that will be suitable
for donations.
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Committees for the party in
clude: refreshments: Arden Hebb,
chairman; Bonnie Bressler, Kathy
Kaddas, Mary Penwarden, Denise
Thum, Thelma Savelich, and Joan
Zener, committee members; publi
city: Barbara Jeremiah, chairman;
Diana Ketteringham, Molly Har
bert, Beverly Hart, and Dian Be
kins, committee members.
Entertainment: Elizabeth Wad
dell, chairman; decorations, Betty
Jones, chairman; Jean Annabil,
Marian Brown, Louise Carsillo,
Mary Eilertsen, and Helen Shanks,
committee members; collection,
Marilyn Thompson, chairman; and
distribution, Dolores Jeppesen,
chairman.
String Quartet
Program Slated
The University String Quartet
will present its second campus pro
gram at 4 p.m. on Dec. 4 in the
music school auditorium. Assist
ing the quartet at the piano will be
Stacey Green, assistant professor
of piano.
The faculty group includes
George Boughton, assistant profes
sor of violin, and Mary Kapp All
ton, music teacher, violinists; Ed
mund Cykler, associate professor
of musicology, playing the viola;
and Milton Dietrich, instructor in
cello, playing the violin-cello.
Last night the string quartet
played at the Oregon College of
Education in Ashland.
DuShane to Return
Late Next Week
Donald M. DuShane, director of
student affairs, will return about
Dec. 3 from Washington,, D. C.,
where he is attending the National
Inter-Fraternity Conference and
an executive council meeting of
Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
DuShane is national scholarship
chairman for the fraternity.
Enroute, DuShane met with
Northwestern University officials
in Chicago.
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