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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1957)
Engagement Book On August 17 at a dinner party in her Coos Bay home, senior Ann Petterson announced her engage ment to Phil Keizer of North Bend. Family and friends were present for the announcement. Ann, a general science major, lists among her many past activi ties membership in Kwama and Phi Theta, three years on Rally Board, three years on AWS cabinet, and Student Uuion Direc torate. Ann is presently a member of Pi Lambda Theta, education honorary, and ASLTO Budget Board. A member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Ann is counsel ing the third floor of Carson Hall this year. University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, is where Literature Series Dr. Carlisle Moore will discuss Kofka's “The Castle” at the Westminster House, 1414 Kin caid, today at 6:15 p.m. This is one of the discussions provided in the Religion and modern literature series. r-v — ANN PETTEKSEN Keizer i9 finishing the senior year of his Pre Med major. He is a member of Asklepiads and the Pacific Northwest Club, and will attend medical school next year. Ann and Phil plan a late June wedding, and will make their home wherever Phil attends medical school. SocialCalendar Wednesday desserts Sederstrom Hall and Chi Omega Phi Kappa Psi and Kappa Kappa Gamma Sigma Nu and Alpha Phi Canard Club and Sigma Kappa Chi Psi and Delta Delta Delta Adams Hall and Nestor Hall Philadelphia House and Rebec House Morton Hall and Sherry Rosa Hall Alpha Tau Omega sophomores and Delta Gamma sophomores Phi Delta Theta and Kappa Alpha Theta Campbell Club and Alpha Omi cron Pi Cherney Hall and Carson 4 Thursday faculty dinners Delta Zeta Delta Gamma Friday firesides Delta Gamma Alpha Oniicron Pi Saturday house dances Alpha Phi Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Chi Omega Chi Omega Delta Zeta Zeta Tau Alpha Orides Alpha Xi Delta —n MAKE THESE CLAIMS BECAUSE . .. 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Study time may find you sprawled on the couch of your room, sitting cross-legged on the floor; at your desk; or in the library. But while you arc improving your mind, you can be fashionable as well as comfortable in the new "relaxed look” sportswear liv ing shown this fall. If you're in your room . . . why not set yourself for a study seige in a pair of tapered pants and a bulky sweater * These pants come in a variety of colors and fabrics and many styles are washable. Taj>ercd |>ants are very attractive in strijies. They give the desired “Ivy League" look . . . via the buckle in the lack and are very slenderizing . . . via the vertical stripes. Choose these pants in a blue-black-and-white combination, ( 1’ari-. is raving about blue this year) or select yours in a handsome brown-tan scheme. Top these tapers with a couTnecle bulky sweater. One version features a ribbed set-in yoke that is extended to form the collar. Ribbed-knit cuffs and bottom detail complete the effect. Try this siveater in white ... or tjo in for a red or black number. If you are sitting cross-legged on the floor ... a pair of black cotton-knit pants would be an ideal choice for you. These pants bend when you bend and offer maximum com fort. They can be found in plain or ribbed-knit and are easily cared for. Blouses and toppers are important counter-parts of your relaxing ensemble and provide attractive case for you. They can lie found in waist length, tuck-in length, or overblouse styles. New among the relaxing blouses are the embroidered versions. Delicate or heavy embroidery patterns adorn front*, travel down sleeves, or wind around collars and cuffs. You’d be stunning during your leisure hours in one oj these embroidered blouses combined with a pair of velveteen Capris. I'or a special touch, try adding a satin cumerbund . . . definitely feminine. If you are one who likes to think of yourself as a tailored girl and adores the crisp, unadorned look, bermudas may Ik- just your ticket for study time. The comfort of bermudas is undeniable, and their “boblied at the knee” effect gives the crisp touch. Designers have let tlieir imaginations run wild in creating new and different styles in the fai’orite bermuda. Suspenders have ben added to some . . . braid trims have been added to others, side splits, pocket details and nrtr fabrics liai’e made their way. ' « Many of the winter versions of the l>ermuda are made in wool or corduroy. One handsome pair is made in herringbone tweed, while another makes its appearance in a flecked tweed. A popular wool fabric for many Ijermudas has been wool flannel. Charcoal grey, black, red, charcoal brown and grey have dominated the wool flannel picture . . . color wise. Jaunts to the library call for campus clothes. If you are meeting a special friend after a long evening of studying . . . why not try' a matching skirt and sweater combination? These match mates arc dyed-to-match so that the sweater is exactly the same color as the skirt. Red and blue seem to be commanding the lead as far as color goes. l;or that after-thc-library date, you'd present an attractive picture in an all-red skirt and sweater duo. Choose a sweater unlit a slight novelty effect . . . cither in the knit or the trim. Pearl buttons, cable knits or unusual collar treatments can give your sweater novelty. If you like accessories, circle your waist with a matching or contrasting leather belt, tuck in your sweater and add a couple of chunky gold bracelets to your arms . . . appealing? Whether your GI’A needs a little l>oost ... or needs just a little bit of application to be maintained . . . you’ll rate 4.00 if you choose from the relaxed look ’ fashions offered for study hours.
