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OREGON LA W S P R O G R E S S IV E Plan to Have Student Organization and Boost as a Unit at all Games GAY HALLOW EEN FESTIVITIES Social events of the past week cul Paul Reid. Mr. M inier. Ray W alsh, m inated in a num ber of delightful h al Jam es Neill, Bob H ickson, Phil B row lo ween parties. W hile sm all boys ( )scar F u ru set, U n iv e rsity of O re- nell, Jam es Lym an. Mr. Shangle and g. n 'OS, who is at p resen t a tte n d in g were detaching gates, the older young C latide B artrum spent hallow e'en at Oregon Law School at P o rtlan d , people in college circles were enjoying the M ary Spiller house. writes in terestin g ly co n cern in g the them selves in the wierd and ghostly I'he girls of Zeta Iota Phi so ro rity light of g rin n in g golden jack o ’ lan school. entertained inform ally on T h u rsd a y terns. At present th ere are 105 stu d en ts T he m em bers of the K loshe T illa evening in honor of the b irth d ay of enrolled, of which n u m b er 53 are Miss Juliet Cross. freshmen, 30 are ju n io rs and 22 are cum gave their annual hallow een frolic Alf H am m erstrom , of A storia, vis T he guests seniors. In the fresh m an class th ere on S aturday evening. ited S aturday and Sunday with his s is are tour O regon g ra d u a te s, I). E. H a r present were Miss P rescott, M essrs. ter, Miss Rubie H am m erstrom , ’12. 1 rew, Lewis, S teelquist, din, 07, John C. \ eatch, '07, G ordon P rescott, I'he M isses Edna and C lara Canfield C. Moores, 'OS, and O sc a r F u ru se t, ’OS. Moore, K ilpatrick. H unt, W ard Rav, M errym an, A rnspiger, T ow nsend, €8, • visited at the 'Pau Pi so ro rity Among the stu d e n ts are g ra d u a te s C hessm an. F rancis W alsh, Kislev, Mc house from S atu rd ay till M onday. in m E dinburgh U n iv ersity , C h ristian Miss Moda Drain, ex-’l l , and Miss brothers College, of M em phis, T e n Daniels, H am m erstrom , Lee Caufield, Schum acher, A rth u r M eans, Reynolds, \ anda Coffee. 05, were week end nessee. U niversity of O k lah o m a, and Shaver, W elch, F arrin g to n , Barber, guests of the Kloshe Tillacum . Oscott College, of B irm in g h am , E n g Bovard and G ilbert. Miss M ary W atson and Miss G er land. T he menu card was w ritten in C hi trude Holm es attended the Y. W . C. Sessions are held at n ig h t in o rd er nook which the g u ests found more A. convention at Salem last week. that they may be a tte n d e d by m en who • puzzling than the conventional French. have em ploym ent d u rin g the day. Miss Mary Steiw er and Miss G ladys .Many of the stu d e n ts have w ork in A ppropriate gam es were played, fol F arra r spent S aturday and Sunday at lowed by a short dancing program . law offices and th u s have th e ad v a n Miss l'a rra r's home in Salem. T he Z. Y. X. girls gave a very o rig tage of being in touch w ith a tto rn e y s W ard L. Rav, 08, came to tow n on inal and clever hallow e'en p a rty at on questions which arise. T lje school T h irteen th and Mill. T he hostesses Friday evening and will visit the Alpha is especially favored in h av in g under were the M isses Alice Stoddard. Fay Club until T uesday. its observation the co u rts of P o rtland, Miss Sibyl C.ibson spent F riday in C lark. Daryl Belat, Zim m erm an, and which include all co u rts ex c ep tin g the E ugene as the guest of her sister Ruth M aud Beals. Lnited States and th e s ta te suprem e Miss M argaret Cundiff, '08, e n te r Gibson at the K. T. house. courts. The law lib rary of M u ltn o M isses Florence and M ary D eB ar tained tw en ty guests at her hom e on mah county is also open to th e school. P atterson street. T'he house was dec were charm ing hostesses at a card The lecturers are p ro m in en t a tto r o rated with autum n leaves. z\ witch party on S aturday evening for Mr. neys in Portland. T h ese a tto rn e y s scene lent the hallow een a tm o s p h e re .1 Philip M arrion, 08, of H a rv a rd . are not actuated by an y p ecu n iary in ducement. but g en ero u sly tak e up the G erm an Club Form ed A Communication work because the are w illin g to m ake a sacrifice in o rd er th a t the law s tu G erm an students of advanced grade (C ontinued from page 4) dents of ( )regon m ay receive the best met and formed a G erm an C lub last of instruction. such as those levied for bonfires or T h u rsd ay afternoon. Miss Blanche Each class has its d e b a tin g society H uston, ’09, was elected president, acquaintance parties. which meets once a week. T h e school T h ere are a few w hose nam es the Miss .Anna Bergm an, 10, vice-presi will hold a joint d eb ate w ith the U n i dent. Reuben S teelquist, 09, is secre versity of \\ ash in g to n C ollege of L aw class does not wish posted on account tary. Finances will be in charge of of th eir extrem e financial circum stanc this winter. But this class of hard w orking Miss G reta Bristow, 09. Earl K il It is a hard m a tte r in a n ig h t school es. patrick. 09, was elected to the dig n ity to arouse much college sp irit in the stu d en ts are not the ones who wish to of sergeant-at-arm s. Plans of the club sense in which it ex ists in m o st u n i escape p aying their dues. I have in include social, musical and literary ev versities and colleges, because m ost of m ind several whom I adm ire deeply enings. 'I'he first m eeting will be at the men are busy d u rin g the day. for th eir w hole-souled, honest in te g the Tan Pi house and will be in charge However the classes have o rg an ized rity in regard to this m atter. Look of Miss Pauline Davis, '09. chairm an and a student body o rg a n iz a tio n will back into college h isto ry and show of the social com m ittee. '«»on be effected in o rd e r th a t the me a single m an who was prom inent ''hot»] may have ä u n it re p re se n ta tio n in student body affairs and who had Jubilee Singers Coming held in P o rtla n d . T h e s tu the esteem of his fellows who did not dents will atten d in a body th e gam e pay his class taxes. 'I'he finance departm ent of the Y. T h e class has not the easy way of against t ). A. C. on November 21. M. C. A. will offer at V illard Hall collecting dues as the stu d en t body next 'fh u rsd a y evening an e n te rta in Executive Committee Helps Band uses, but as a last resort publicity is ment by the W a tk in ’s T ennessee J u b going to be tried on the class drones. ilee Singers. 'This is a group of col wenty-five d o llars w as a p p ro p ria t- M any m em bers of the class b itterly lege trained negro singers, who are niversity B and by th e E xecu- resent the u n w arran ted and m alicious fam iliar alike with plantation m elodies t.ne Committee of the A sso ciated S tu- interference of this editorialist in the and classical music. 'The Jubilees are * cuts at its reg u lar m eetin g . F ive dol- sophom ores' private affairs when they endorsed by m usicians everyw here, ars was voted as p a rt of th e prize for w ere ju st beginning to see th eir way and the Y. M. C. A. secured them at tc y ell contest. T he co m m ittee decid- clear of m any difficulties. \ \ hat is considerable expense, to defray which, to b o ld a college h o u r on W ed n es- still m ore galling, is his attem p t, a popular price of adm ission will be th ro u g h m isrepresentation, to p er charged. T he singers are practically Alix Lela Goddard and Pearl Luck- suade us th a t we should exclude o u t a college club, with the advantage of siders from our dance. It m ay seem to Eugene to attend the an a bit old fashioned, but I believe an years of experience and special equip ment for th eir peculiar line of work. nouncement reception of Miss Leone honest end should be gained by honest Miss Florence Williamson, of Port i f ' 1, C. Carson has been visiting m eans. L ? ‘ 1 s'¡ter. Professor Luella Clay ARTHUR M. GEARY. Pres. Sophomore Class. land, was the guest of Miss Mary Wat son, CXA last week.
