A t A rm o ry
'fh e K appa Sigma F ratern ity e n te r
tained a few of their friends at a dance,
S aturday evening, at the A rm ory.
T he hall was most artistically decor
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ated in greens and in the fraternities
colors, red, white and green.
An
original and very attractive feature of
the dance was that the orchestra, which T. G. H e n d ric k s , P re s .
P . E . S n o d g r a s s , C a s h ie r
was placed in the center of the hall, S. B. E a k in , Vice P re s. L. L . G o o d ric h A sst.jC ash .
was p artly concealed by large palm s.
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D uring the evening, a delicious sup
per was served in the reception-room s
of the A rm ory.
'file fra tern itie s’ guests w ere: Helen
606 Willamette St. Phone Main 591
Barber, of P o rtlan d ; Ella Dobie, Pearl
W ilbur, Sue Haves, Frances O berteuf-
Eugene, Oregon
fer, Jessie H urley, Edith W oodcock,
L oretta Show ers, M ary Steiw er, W in
nie C ockerline, Irene Sim ington, H elen
Capital and Surplus, $150,000
Beach, A gnes Beach, Helene R obin
son, G ertrude Holmes, Ruth H ansen,
M ary H ow ard, Cecile W ilcox, C ornelia
Pinkham , Daphne Leisure, C lara Can- Your Patronage Respectfully Solicited
field, E dna Canfield, Hazel M cN air,
M ary D eB ar, Vivian Holm es, Frances
BARNARD & W E S T
Nelson, Adele Goff, Lena Miller, H azel
First Class Livery
The Place to Buy and Rent Pianos Brown, Leone Dilly, Lucia Cam pbell,
and the out of town guests were K en
neth M cAlpin, Jack Alexander, C hester CAB ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED
Loomis, and Tom W ord of P o rtla n d ;
Duncan M onteith, “ Budge” S tu art,
High Grade Photography
and Ralph Robinson of A lbany; Earl
P e rm ane ntly Located at 29 W . 10th St.
L ato u rette of Oregon C ity, Paul Stahl
P h o n e (Hack 3311
C losed S u n d a y s of Salem , John \ catch
Let us whitewash your
of C ottage
Linens with Soap and Water
('»rove, and Vergil Earl of Jefferson.
The patronesses were M rs. R. II.
NEW ELECTRIC THEATRE
Telephone Main 65
D earborn, Mrs. C. A. Burden, M rs.; East Eighth Street
574 Willamette St.
W arner Brown, M rs. K atherine W ard
Pope and Mrs. Schnecker.
Spring Styles in Correct
Things in Footwear
March 6
Burden & Graham
H. [. MORRIS MUSIC HOUSE
TRY LA RE FOR
a continuous perform ance every
afternoon and evening. A change of
program M ondays, W ednesday and
Fridays.
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The Leading Dry Goods Store
Y. W. C. A.
DRY GOODS, CARPETS, CLOTHING
SHOES
flic Y. W . C. A. held a rousing
“ booster m eeting” last T u esd ay a fte r
Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings
noon in order to w ork up enthusiasm
lor the society. \ ery in terestin g talks
were given by the
president R uth
GEO. O B. DE BAR, M. I).
Balderee, Marv W atson, Zella H air
and others. Dr. B roughcr of the W hite
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
I'cmpie, of Portland, will address the
Office over E ugene Loan and Savings Society at the next m eeting, T uesday,
March 3.
Bank.
Admission 5c.
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