University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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The Philologian Society 4 . 0. -Wi. if .,,- I3 gg III'. I'I11I0Iogizu1 I.ilci'zu'y Society, m'g:u1izc1I in 1805, Ins . ulmjccl the flisciissimi of rlucslims UI gn-1lc1'zlI intcrcw thc aim nl' the im-nibcrs In sccurc pimiciciicx' in clclmln .mil .1 knowlcrlgc of pzu'Iizm1cnlzu'y usage. 'lihc lncinlu-1'sI1ip list in the pm includes many HI thc most Imrillizmt wrzili 1 ns mfi ilclmzlla-ix in IIIL University. Ifurl If. Strung and Iillswwrtli Nlmgzlii Ilzlvc bun thu presidents Im' the ye-zu' 19118-IW. Cn.:-:N Iilcllclmxvl-11.1, I-I. If, Cmulc N. R. CLIQM J. AI.I'IIIilTS Cm.:-1 I.. B. IIOISINIi'I'UN Iinwmm lllmi-ns 'I'1Alu. Ii. Iill,iwi'1eu'l4 'RAPHAI-zl. Glclsi.1f:1z Cnixs. 'RANlml.l. CIIAS. Ri-:vNoi.ns C. MIC. SNOW C. L. S'l'olmAR11 Iimu. Ii. S'1'imN1: IFRANIQ Il. Wmnsm: A'IlCMI1I'lRS II.xunl.ii IMl,m-11.1, III-:NNY KX. Ihxvli-:N I'.wl. Cumu-11.1. IJ. I.. Ihmii-1 I'f,xm, A. NI.xresn.xl.r. II.'XROI.Il Ml-1luu'M.'xN I'Il.l.swrm'1'ii IXImu:.xN CARI. IL Nui. JOIEI. IQICIIQXRIISIIN CHAN. ROBINSON I 1-:lemN.xNlr S'I'Rl3VIi C. I'. Su.xNc:l.i-1 fXN'I'IIlIR S'I'II.I.IXlAN Ifla.-xNc'ls W.u.sll W I K' I . I.Jlc,xN xIII.I.l.XNl IIIYNIHXI W.xYN1-1 I'fl.l.urr W.xl.'l'lcie Ifi :4 I I 1-in W YN IIUI xx C.. ' ... NN NIl'IlUI..XS II.xlcm.n U'Nlf:ll.l. .Xu-'m-in l'mvlf1i:s II.uuu.n IQmvNl1s I. VVII.I..NRll SIIAXIIN I'I'.RlX I ie.xl-miie I.. VAN iXI.NR'I'l'II! L'il.x'lN I.. Wim IQ.XYMIlNI!'I'II1lA Glmmsl-1 Su.-x'r'rUc'K :IHIIN Sil,xN'r1N IXS

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The Eutaxian Society my lf-H-y ,ms xiii q,..-amid-1-if 'f JW' 4 ' ,':1!fw 1 HE liutaxian Soeiety has aeeomplishecl a great fleal of good :luring the past year. 'l'he icleas ol the society seem to have broaclenerl and a fuller realization nl its power in the L'niversity has been brought about. A large number ol new members were aclclefl at the beginning' ol' the year anal they have proven themselves enthusiastic Su 'porters ol' literary society work. 'l'hrough the inllnence of the Etyiatians an interest in clebate for women has been awakened. lt is hoped that this will result in the granting' ol permission lu mlebate to the women ol the University. Nlueh valuable aifl has been given to the society by members ol the Faculty anal olrl society members among' the alunmae. QJIWICICRS - IIQNNIIQ l.I1.l.Y, '1lJ, Plucsiin-:N'r Annie S'ronn,x1ui, '11, Viva-1-Pau-:slmcN'r FAY CLARK, '12, Slevin-:'l',xRv lililililli Wlslc. 'l2. ASH. SI'K'RIC'l'ARX' MAu1oN STOWIC, '11, 'lxllliitiilllilili lfllci.laNA Iluunlas, '10, ClcNso1: Mfxumc Smwmc, '09, SIERGICAN'I'-AT-ARMS Lixulm KI-:NNoN, '12, linrrou