The Oregon weekly., October 13, 1902, Image 4

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Wednesday, October 15, 9:50 a. m.
Weekly assembly at \ ¡Hard Hall. 3 p.
m., V. W. C. A. meeting in association
room.
Friday, Octboer 17: 7 p. in. Y. M. C.
A. in the association room. 8 p. m.
meeting of Philologian and Laurean lit­
erary societies in I)eady Hall. 4 p. m.,
R e H t iu i r a n t Eutaxian literary society meeting in
Heady Hall.
Saturday, October 18: 3 p. in. U. O.
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vs Albany College, Kincaid field.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
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Y. W. C. A.
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D R . A. O. A T W O O D
The reports of the delegates toC apitoia
DENTIST
had to be postponed as so.ne of them q ^ cc over Lane Co. Bank. Tel. M,
341
could not be present. The meeting was
Residence 515 High St. Tel. M. 343
lead bv Miss Lula Craig. An address
SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS
delivered by Dr. Bell at Capitola was
read and quite a number commented on
W IL L O U G H B Y A S O N
it. Mrs. DeCou was at the meeting and
made a few remarks which were te n
DENTISTS
much appreciated by the girls.
The meeting this week will be held at
Over Kauffman’s store, Willamette St
5 o’clock as so many of the girls have
classes at 3 o’clock. Miss Armitage
will lead the meeting which will lx: on
the Missionary topic. All girls are I». I». W H I T S O N
invited.
DENTIST
Louise Jones arrived last week.
JUNIOR ANNUALS
John Penland arrived last Friday.
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty
C. F. Grover made a trip to Browns­
The class of 1903 has a few copies of
ville last Sunday.
the “ Webfoot” still on hand. In order
II. S. Lamb came in last week. He is to facilitate the sale of the remaining R A I N E A K U Y K E N D A L L
enrolled as a senior.
copies they have reduced the price to $1.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
David Graham has been appointed Every new student will find the book an
assistant manager of the football team. extremely interesting one and should not
Thos. L. Williams writes from La- miss the rare opportunity of buying Eugene Loan and Savings Bank Building
HUGE K, OREGON
Grande for the Weekly. He will be w bile the price is so low. Any member
of the senior class will furnish theannual
$50,000 down later on.
C a p ita l,
E . O . R O T T E R , ’8 7
Harry Templeton, ’97, old full-back at $L00 a copy.
Surplus, -
50,000 on t ,le ’Varsity was seen on the field last
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Wednesday. He never loses interest in
ANNUAL RECEPTION
W e Invite Your Business
I the old game.
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Over Eugone Loan and Savings Bank
Ray Goodrich,’04, has been compelled
T heannual reception of the literary
P t Snodgrtss, C»»hier to resign his position as coach of the Eu- societies to new students took place in
T C Hendrick*, Pre*
L H Potter, Asst C.sh geIlc „ ¡gh Scho(,i team on account of the gymnasium, Saturday evening, and
S B Lakin, Vice Pre*
An elegant line of
is conceded to have lx:en one of the l>est
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pressure of work at the University.
S T A T IO N E R Y
Fred Stockton, ’03, has severed his society receptions ever given a t the F I N F
The
gymnasium
was
taste-
’Yarsitv.
connection with the Countv Surveyor’s
INCLUDING PEN AND PENCIL TABLETS
office and has gone home to attend to fully decorated w ith wild shrubbery and PENS, PENCILS, INK, MUCILAGE, ETC.
T U F
some business. He will enter the Uni- hghted by Japanese lanterns.
Students liegan to arrive about 8 Yerington’s 9th St. Drug Store
versity after a few weeks.
o’clock and by 9:30 the building was full.
L. C. Dick has left school temporarily
Green freshmen, sm art sophomores, T ' H F
B O N B O N IE R E
on account of ill health. He will make a
dignified juniors and the high and lordly
Holden Block, Willamette St.
trip down the valley awheel, stopping at
seniors with an occasional “ Prof.” scat­
Albany and Salem. He will remain in
Portland for a while. He will resume tered here and there, mixing together in
his work in the University as soon as the jolliest kind of conversation and all
having a good time. At 9:30 chairman
his health will permit.
Phone R. 554
DUNN BROS.
P. Wold rapped for silence and the pro­
gram liegan. Dr. Rice favored the audi­
W ill m ake you a p ictu re you will
SORORITY TEA
H. M. M A N V IL L E
ence with a short lecture in which he
be ¡»leased to show your frien d s
spoke briefly of the benefit to I k gained
FOR
The members of the Theta Psi were en­ from society work and of his own expe­
tertained at the home of Miss Dodge
rience in college literary societies.
Saturday afternoon. 1 his was the first
Following this Miss Yoran rendered a
meeting o f the sorority for the year, and
40 Ninth St., Eugene
vocal solo in her usual charming man­
everyone had a delightful time. An in­
ner.
formal business meeting occupied the
The third and last nuinlier on the pro­ J O H N D A V I E S
early part of the afternoon, and then a
gram was a laughable Japanese farce in
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dainty lunch was served. Those present
which the leading parts were played by
A full line of Imported and Domestic
were, Miss Bannard, Miss McKinlav
Misses Rosa Dodge, Mabel Eaton, Gene Goods constantly on hand. Fine busi­
Miss L leaver, Miss Melrath and Miss
Crawford, and Alice McKinlav.
Crawford.
ness and dress suits to order in latest
After the farce the divided leaves of a styles and at reasonable prices.
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Junior Annual were distributed among
EUTAXIANS
the audience, the gentlemen taking one
-FOR-
half
and the ladies the other so th at the
I lie first meeting of the Eutaxian liter­
New M cC lung Bldg. Mb and W ill.
ary and debating society will I k - field lady and gentleman whose half leaves G R O C E R IE S , C R O C K E R Y
Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock. All girls formed a perfect leaf became partnersaf-
ter which dancing then ruled till 11
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