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".Singly at first,
And then in a throng innumerable.”
Guests from the various high schools
about the state began to arrive Wed
nesday evening. Thursday’s trains brought
contestants for the intercollegiate and
scholastic meets, and additional expect
ant visitors.
The repressed spirit evidenced at the
University in view 'Of the past week’s pre
parations burst forth into a wave of en
thusiasm and exuberance for the fes
tivities of Junior week-end.
Aside from baseball games, track meets,
campus activities and the Senior play, the
fraternities and clubs have snatched
moments for the entertainment of their
personal guests.
The mill race has been merry with
light frocks, bright parasols and gay
picnic parties. The woods have been the
rendezvous of jolly hayrack crowds.
Breakfasts, dinners and dances have been
enjoyed at the various houses and at
the Country club.
The climax of the week end’s gaiety
comes with the Junior Prom Saturday
evening. -
The grand march will be led by Bertrand
Jerard, president of the class, and Miss
Hazel Ralston, with over 300 couples
following from a background of green fir
boughs, and an abundance of yellow
Scotch broom and poppies hanging from
huge baskets. The reception room will be
banked with palms and furnished with
comfortable chairs and davenports.
The balcony will be transformed into a
pseudo roof garden with vari-colored
lights and Japanese lanterns. Here punch
was served.
The guests will be received by:Governor
and Mrs. Oswaid West; Ur. and Mrs.
John Bovard; Prof, and Mrs. E. E. De
con; Dr. and Mrs. John Straub; Miss
Ruth Guppy; Prof, and Mrs. O. F. Staf
ford; Prof, and Mrs. W. P. Boynton;
Prof, and Mrs. F. C. Ayers; Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Hayward; Mr. and Mrr
Hugo Bezdek.
There were many theatre parties cm
Friday evening at the senior play.
Fraternity and club houses are gay
and festive in appearance with the ac
quisition of bright porch baskets and
window boxes. *
DELTA GAMMA
Lucile Hood, Itoberta Killom, Marian
Grebel, Lucile Iluggins, Edith Clerin,
Agnes Beach, of Portland, Jeanette Cal
kins, of Eugene, Erma Bennett, Audrey
Clock, of The Dalles, Ivy Holcomb, Fern
Holcomb of Cottage Grove, Fern Bellin
ger, of Lebanon, Alice Thurston and
Beatrice Thurston of Wells, are spending
the week end as guests at the Delta
Gamma house at 1367 Alder street.
★ ★ ★ + ★
Guests and the active chapter of Del
ta Gamma were entertained by its Alum
nae and town members, at'a dancing and
card party at the Country Club Friday
afternoon
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A formal dinner was given in honor of
their guests by the Delta Gammas Sat
urday evening. Scotch broom, yellow can
dles and green place cards carried out the
Oregon color scheme.
BETH RHEA
Lucile Clark, Helen Ball, Margaret
Larnson, Helen Gardner, Gladys Todd,
Elizabeth Havely. Katherine Smith and
Dorris Porter are guests at the Beth
Rhea house on Alder street.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Picnic parties and informal dinners
were given by Beth Rhea for the pleas
ure of their guests.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA
Week end guests at the Kappa Alpha
Theta house on 12th and Hilyard streets
arer.Minnie Klump. Margaret Raeder,Beu
lah Hayes, Marie Rice, Erna Keathley,
Mary Warrack, Alice MacIntyre Vesta
Tagert, Vivian Bretherton, of Portland;
Dorothy Dunbar, Mignon Allen, Sarah
Barker, of Astoria, Beatrice Gaylord,
Ruth Holmees, of Tillamook, Alice Bing
ham. of Salem. Melba Williams, Cleone
Carol, of Eugene, Helen Hamilton, of
Roseburg. Lora Taylor, Gertie Taylor and
Elsie Bain of Albany.
Kappa Alpha Theta entertained with a
garden party at the home of Mary Cham
bers Thursday evening. Japanese lan
terns and parasols were hung in great
profusion from the huge old trees, and
refreshments were served on the lawn.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A picnic was given by the Thetas at
the Chambers home on Williamette street
Saturday.
GAMMA PHI BETA
At the Gamma Phi Beta house at 1316
Alder are: Marjorie McCollum, Isabelle
Clark, Margaret Raeder, Genevieve
Coughy, Ada Otten, Helen Harrington,
Esther Gilpin, Adele Bray, Louise Corbin,
Julia Platt, Enola Bracons, Ruth Trow
bridge, Luciledea Hunt, Joy Gross, Mar
guerite Gross, Laura Eakin, Olive Gehr,
Francis Clark, Neva Boniwell and Verna
Barker, of Portland; Martha Huderman,
Lillian Boylen, of Pendleton; Florence
Hofer, Marion Gould, Wannelle Bloom,
Helen Deckeback of Salem; Jeanette
Crosfield, Florence Brosens, of Hood
River, and Dorothy Montgomery, Dorothy
Dunbar, Sarah Barker, Mignon Allen and
Dorothy Downard, of Astoria.
MU PHI EPSILON
Lillian Bohnson, Pauline Bohnson, Mae
Thomas, Bess Bach, Levelle Epperly,
Miss Woodruff, Miss McClaren, of Port
land, Estilla Campbell, of Spokane; Mar
guerite Trotter, of Astoria, Allie Phil
lips, of Coquille and Edna Holman, of
Eugene, are spending the week end at
the Mu Phi Epsilon House on e^st 11th
avenue.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Among the entertainments given by
■Mu Phi Epsilon for their guests was a
breakfast Friday morning, a dinner at
the Hotel Osborne Friday evening, a
breakfast at College Crest Saturday
morning, a formal dinner Saturday even
ing and a picnic up the McKenzie river
Sunday.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A dancing party at Folly Hall was given
by Mu Phi Epsilon Thursday evening.
DELTA DELTA DELTA
Delta Delta Delta iB entertaining: Dor
othy Sharp, Beulah Smith, Dorothy Evans
Alice Sloane, Genevieve Chapin, Ada Ot
ten, Lillian Boylen, Helen Harrington,
Helen Haseltine, Ive Bragg, Isabel Mc
Gilchrist, Maud Durham, Florence
Churchill and Sybil Gibson.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Tri Delta entertained their week end
guests with a dinner at their chapter
house on Alder street Friday evening.
Pansies, the fraternity flower, were used
in decoration.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Leolo Ball, ex. ’16, of Astoria is visit
ing at the Tri Delta house..
KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA
Kappa Kappa Gamma has as its
guests: Grace Reed, Anna Grace Pallett,
Mary Page, Esther McCulloch, Edith
Merriman, Helen Phillips, Julia Platt, Ol
ga Spluck, Pauline Jacobson, and Mil
dred Mannel of Portland; Madeline Raw
lings, Marguerite Rawlings of Albany; and
Ruth Cooper of Underwood.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Thursday evening the Kappa Kappa
Gammas gave a dinner dance at their
chapter house on 13th street.
CHI OMEGA
Guests of Chi Omega this weekend
are: Marie and Helen Haller, Genevieve
Matteson, Irene Strowbridge, Beatrice
Stone, Helen Gregg, Louise Manning,
Agnes Barker, Caroline Andrews, Dor
is Smith, Margaret Casey, Grace Bing
ham, Elaine Brown, Gladys Wilkins, and
Juanita Kilkins, Noami Beckwith,
i * * * *
An informal dance was given Thurs
day evening by the Chi Omegas in honor
of their guests, at their chapter house
on 13th and Mill streets.
PHI DELTA THETA
Phi Delta Theta,
The guests at the Phi Delta Theta
house on east 12th avenue are: Mr. Lay
man, John Kennedy, Marion Kyle, Mc
Leod Maurice, Steven Wilcox, Roger
Ill
Holcomb Neil McEaehern and Kennurd
Nottingham, of Portland; Charles Hun
tington and Harold Bennett, of Dallas
and Charles Miller, of Newburg.
DELTA TAU DELTA
Delta Tau Delta has as guests at the
chapter house at 849 11th avenue this
week end: Walter Muirhead and Dem
onic Callaierate, of Portland; Clarence
Bean, of Pendleton; Edward Beard, Wet
zel Griffin, Charles Moad, Mr. Loekshaw ■
and Clyde Dee of Astoria; Robert Pel
ouze, Joseph Grey, Carter Brandon, Geo
rge Gates, and Lloyd Williamson of Med
ford.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA
Wm. Blackaby, Will Higgins, Fred Bar
ber, Frank Dudley, Kent Wilson, 11.
Brotherson are guests at the Alpha Tau
Omega house at 1143 Oak street. Harry
Vierick, ex. T4, is visiting at the house
also.
IOTA CHI
The Iota Chis are entertaining at their
house at G7G 9th avenue East: Shelley
Davies, of Portland, 11. Peterson and
Raymond Leonard.
SIGMA NU
Week end guests at the Sigma «u
house at 217 11th avenue E. are: Ken
neth Farley, Lloyd Tagert, Stanford An
derson, William Nightengale, Hartley
Hutchings, Wendell Rogers, Glenn Cork
ey, Gilbert Hunter, Harold Wheeler, Ral
eigh Stine, Donald Roberts, Wenzel Grif
fin, Luther Jensen, Peter Jensen, Hunt
Malarkey, Doiph Phipps, George Gates,
William Vauter, Geary Garrett, Leland
Senford, George Nixon, Lex Peabody,
Charles Beckett, and Biddle Coombs.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Sigma Nu will entertain its guests
and several others with a feed und stag
party after the Junior Prom.
Franklin Fowler, Henry Muling, Fete
McLaughlan, Irwin Hansen, Malcomb
Reid, Charles McDonald, Dean Cum
mings, of Portland, William McGuird, of
Hood River, William Rhinehurt, Daryll
Proctor, of Sh|em, Leo> Devaney, of
Roseburg and Charles McNeil of Pacific
University are week end guests at the
Sigma Chi house on the corner of 13th
and Alder streets.
BETA THETA PI
At the Beta Theta Pi house on 12tli
and Mill streets are: Mr. Snyder, Mr.
Jamieson, Harry Brubaker, Jack Mon
tieth, John Bates, Charles Fortmiller,
Vergil Parker, Jack Montague, Sper
ou, John Langley, Lord Sengstake, Ray
Staub, George Davis, Walter Phillips,'
Tom Campbell, Borne, Riches, Service,
Clark, Thompson, Harold Brock, Bart
lett, “Ted” Sheehan, Miller, Philbart and
Milton Bozarth.
PHI GAMMA DELTA
Visitors of the Phi Gamma Deltas at
their guests on E 12th street, are: Catliu
Wolford James Sheehy, Clark Story,
Keith Kiggins, of Portland, Ray Gor
man, Jack Risley and Joe Hedges of
Oregon City, James Bird, William Holt,
Homer Egan, DeWitt Gilbert, Jack
Kern, Donald Roberts.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Maurice Cleary ex. ’17 and Aaron
Gould ex. T5 are at the Fiji house for
the week end.
KAPPA SIGMA
The following guests are spending the
week end at the Kappa Sigma house:
Harold Brock, Folsotn Tallman, Joseph
Colesworthy, of Pendleton, Charles Tis
dale, of Sutherland, Mr. Booth, of Rose
burg; Kenneth Moores, Roy Keene, Bert
Ford, of Salem; Robert Earle, of Cot
tage Grove, Ralph Buttch, John Carr,
Charles Dundore, Clyde Hedges, Charles
Johns, Ed Mumly, Mark Mumly, Alex
ander Morrison, Wilbur Morrow, Alvin
Miller, Nelson, Schoenberg, William
Steiuer, Aaron Whitmer, Arthur Wood
cock, Everett and Alexander Bowen.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Kappa Sigma gave an inf.srmul dunce
Thursday evening at their chapter house
near the mill race, at the corner of 11th
and Alder streets.
LOVERS’ LANE
The graceful interwiniug c*f the trees
above the race, ,
The gay fantastic shadows mirrored soft
ly in its face,
The idly drifting boat that held her and
me
Bring back the dainty picture of the
sweetest memory.
And as I sit here smoking, dreaming,
that good old timb,
I’d like another boatride, with an “old
sweetheart of mine.”
—2—
IIow she held herself so quietly,caught by
the rapture of the place,
And how I sat there gazing at her half
averted face—•
That she oft turned toward me, a beauty
that did flash
That made me break the silence of our
drifting with a splash
Of the oars upon the water, as with a
thrill divine,
I looked into the blue eyes of that “old
sweetheart of mine.”
—3—
How her hand trailed in the water and
I longed to hold it tight
Yearning for the future when just mine
would be the right.
Then we would drift forever down Life’s
Lovers’ Lane
Where love would be our pilot, warding
sorrow if it came,
That sad hot tears should never dim those
blue eyes soft and fine,
For you see I love most-nobly that “old
Sweetheart of mine,”
—4—
My pipe is out, the spell is broken, comes
a letter to the door
Wondrous strange, it is her writing, al
though three years or more
We’ve lost track of each other; plough
I’ve always meant to ask—
Why ‘tis her wedding invitation, she was
married two days pust!
So there’s one lass I’ll never trouble with
that question old ns time,
’Tis the last boatride I’ve drifted with
that “old sweetheart of mine.”
—Wilhma Young.
Lester Keenan of Portland was a week
end guest at the Sigma Chi house.
W. O. Bryant, a Beta Theta Pi from
the University of Washington, is visiting
the local chapter.
Marie Rice is spending the week at
the Kappa Alpha Theta house.
The Phi Gamma Delta underclassmen
were entertained by Sigma Chi for Sun
day dinner, while the Sigma Chi upper
classmen were entertained by Phi Gamma
Delta.
Iota Chi entertained Professor Allen,
for dinner Wednesday evening.
Miss Katherine Fix, of Lewiston, Ida.,
came Thursday to spend a fortnight
with Ruth and Bertha Dorris. Miss Fix
's an expert tennis player, having ac
quired much of her skill while in Eng
land.
Timmy is keeping four of his frater
nity brothers at his home over the week
end. He says that he has so many beds
for them to sleep in—vegetable beds.
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