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About Oregon emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1917)
--- ^tudent and Qaeultij yfetivities By Dorothy Parsons HE crowning social event of the week was the dinner-dance of Phi Del worked out in ivy garlands, last evening. A green color scheme was ta Theta at the Hotel Osburu Soft orange shades weTe effectively ar lunged over the lights. The programs were white leather card cases em bossed in gold. Crested cards marked places at the daintily appointed tables for the following guests: President and Mrs. P. L. Campbell, Dean and Mrs. John Straub, Dean and Mrs. D. W. Morton, Dean Elizabeth Fox, Professor H. • F. Harthan, Lillian Littler, Marjory Williams, Edyl Fraasch, Helen Wiegand, Naomi Bernard, Helen Rhodes, Helen Robinson, Gertrude Cowgill, Doris Slo cum, Mary Irving, Mapril Keasey, Helen Studley, Gladys Smith, Dorothy Par sons, Ellabel Wigginton, Edythe Bracht, Helen Bracht, Anna Lee Miller, Marie Beach, Helen Delano, Gene Geisler, Ma rguerite Gross, Reba Macklin, Lucille Stanton, Anne Dawson, Erma Kiethley, Faul Farrington, Edward Ward, Wil ' bur Carl and Glenn Wheeler. © m Of greatest importance to the women of the University in the week’s social calendar, is the “Dippydrome”—the an nual April frolic which will be held in Hayward hall this evening. As a re ward to the organization presenting the best stunt, Seth Laraway. a Eugene jeweler, has offered a cup which will be presented after the decision of the judges. After the program which will be even cleverer than usual, the remaining hours will be spent in dancing and refresh ments donated by the Weinhard Ice and Storage company will be served. Be sides the Laraway cup, the Woman’s League will give a prize of $2.50 to the girl wearing the cleverest and most original costume. * £ * The members of the Sigma Nu frater nity living in northern Oregon and southern Washington held a banquet on Tuesday evening at the Hotel Portland in honor of the Oregon chapter of the fraternity. The chapter was the first national fraternity to be installed on the campus of the' University of Ore gon. Among those who respond ad to toasts were: Dean H. Hayes, Frank Farrell, Dr. Fred Zeigler, J. K. Knapp, Frank Templeton. Condon Bean, and Thomas A. Burke, Artlu: M. Geary acted as toastmaster. * S £ Kwama held a pledging ceremony on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. A. C. Dixon in honor of Lucinda Coch ran, Reba Macklin, Grace Hammer HOTEL OSBURN First Class Hotel of City Caters to Student Banquets Our Sunday Night Dinners Unsurpassed Music by Hendershott’s Orchestra strom, Evelyn Tregilgas, Gretchen Col ton, Era Godfrey, Jessie Garner, Nell Warwick, Mary McCornaek, Alice Van der Sluis, Margaret McKim, Lorraine Mahoney, Jeannette Moss, Irva Smith, Adda Martin, Doris Slocum, Dorothy Parsons, Marion Chapin, and Brownell Frasier. After the ceremony, light re freshments were served by the active members of the society and the evening was spent most enjoyably in chatting around the fireplace. The active mem ber of Kwama are Caroline Alexander, Lillian Boylen, Edith Bracht, Helen Bracht, Helen Brenton, Genevieve Dick ey, Maty Dunn, Genevieve Gillespie, Mary Murdock, Ruth Pearson, Lillian Porter, Dorothy Robertson, Roberta Schuebel, Mildred Steinmetz, Louise Wilson, and Katherine Twomey. * « # Chi Omega entertained the following guests at dinner on Thursday evening: Mary McDonald, Pearl Craine, Louise Clausen, Mildred Woodruff, Jennette McClaren, Nell Warwick, Gertrude Cow gill and Beatrice Gaylord. -ft Margaret Dunniway and Lillian "Wilk inson of Portland, are week-end guests of Kappa Kappa Gamma. 4k Phi Beta Phi was hostess at dinner last Thursday evening to Eulalie Crosby, Leura Jerard, Anne Lee Miller, Lor raine Mahoney, Gladys Harbke, Nellie Reidt and Helen Koren. Thursday evening dinner guests of Al pha Tau Omega were Jim Vance, Leo nard Floan, Walter Amspoker, Harold White, Frank Miller, Forest Watson, Xed Fowler and Jack Montague. # £ # Mapril Keasey of Portland, is spend ing the week-end at the Kappa Kappa ! Gamma house. « -S « Sunday dinner guests of Pi Beta Phi were Mrs. W. F. Gilstrap, Marion Gil strap. Mrs. A. E. Dixon, Dorothy Dix on, Richard Dixon and Mr. S. W. Tink er. # £ 4 Miss Louise Fitch, grand president of Delta Delta Delta, was honored at a pretty reception at the Delta Delta Del L to house this afternoon. A yellow color scheme was carried out in daffodils. In the receiving line were Miss Caples, Miss Fitch, Miss Olive Risley and Miss Bernice Perkins. Miss Fitch recently . Now is the Time to Visit California Her beauty, her brilliant city life, her joy ous sunshine, her fascinating haze of history —all draw you on. People never tire of re discovering California and never will. She is an old, old land, yet ever young. Go there. Refresh mind and body. See that your tickets read Shasta Route EUGENE TO SAN FRANCISCO California Express—Shasta Limited San Francisco Express This route offers a remark able service of comfort and enjoyment. Steel cars, rock balasted road-bed. Past Mt. Shasta, Shasta Springs and other wonders. _-- ' Ask for Booklets, Helpful and Instructive JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent Portland SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES returned to Eugene from Newport where she has been spending the winter. # # « Alpha Thu Omega entertained with a dinner party last Sunday. The guests were: Mrs. Barber, Jeannette Wheat ley, Helen Case, Roberta Schuebel, Dor othy Hunzieker, Ruth McMurphy and Ruth Westfall. # # # Lois Macey of Portland, and Mary Kruse of Marshfield, were Sunday even ing guests at the Pi Beta Fhi house. * « # Alfred Augusti, of O. A. C., was a guest at the Sigma Chi house last week end. ♦ £ # Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Fell, Miss Mar garet Fell and Esther Fell were guests at the Beta Theta Pi house on Wednes day evening. # # * Beta Theta Pi entertained John Hunt and Ed Ward nt dinner on Tuesday 'evening. At lunch on the same day, Chester Zumwalt was a guest. * * 4t Mask and Buskin held initiation on Tuesday evening in Guild hall for Ber nice Lucas, Martha Beer, Cleorne Car roll, Robert McNary, Golden Barnett ' and Warren Edwards. After the in itiation an informal supper was served and short talks were made by several of the active members of the fraternity. # « £ Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Kingsbury and son Frederick entertained with a St. Patrick 6 o’clock dinneT at their home Saturday. Green carnations and sham rock were the prevailing decorations. The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. E. H. McAllister, Mr. and Mrs. Erie Lane, Mr. and Mrs V. L. Granger, Miss Edith Prater, Miss Tilde Olsen, Miss Clara Lee and Harold Hamstreet. £ « « Emma Wootton, a junior in the Uni versity and editor of the Oregana for this year, left Thursday evening for Baltimore where she will attend the (Convention of the Gu.uma Phi Beta sor ority as a delegate for the Oregon .chapter. The convention will be held on March 28, 29 and 30. * * * Professor McAuslan was a guest at the Sigma Chi house on Wednesday evening. 41 o Mrs. Robert McMurphey, of Eugene ; and Ellis Williamson, of LaGrande were entertained at the Alpha Phi house at dinner last evening. * * * Thursday evening Beta Theta Pi ex changed dinner guest with Alpha Tau Omega. Ellis Williamson, of DaGrande ia spending the week end at the Delta Tau Delta house. * # * Fred Heitzhnusen and Ross Giger, of Portland are at the Sigma Chi house this week. £ £ £ Mr. and Mrs. Reaney and Mr. O. B. Wo^ds were dinner guests at the Kap pa Sigma house last Sunday. # # * Miss Eleanor Hopkins, northwest field secretary of the Young Women’s Christian Association, is spending the week in Eugene. She is a guest of Kappa Alpha Theta, of which frater nity she was a member at Goucher Uni versity in Baltimore. * * # Beta Theta Pi announces the pledg ing of Burnice Nelson, of McMinnville. Guests of Sigma Chi last Sunday were Misses Jane Cupels. Frieda Ball, Katherine DeVoe, Joanna Driscoll! Frances Talmadge, Margaret Spangler, Margaret McKim. Frances Golden, Florence Tregilgas, Evelyn Tregilgns! Paul Farrington, and William Jenkins. ’ 4 4k 4 Tuesday evening dinner guests at the Delta Tau Delta house were, Mrs. A. F. Barker, Miss Naomi Williamson, and Professor Hermann Schwarz. Kappa Sigma announces the pledging of Donald Randall, of Salem. ♦ ♦ ♦ Lost — A gold monogram watch ♦ ♦ in leather case. Lost Wednesday ♦ ♦ night between campus and 11th ♦ ♦ and Pearl. Finder phone 683R. 4 ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦ CONCRETE FACTS HERE Pamphlets on the uses of concrete, issued by the Portland Cement associa tion, of Chicago, have been added to the public library of references on build ing. They were written by engineers skilled in concrete work and are of ben efit to students who are interested in construction. Among the_subjects treated in detail are: “Concrete Facts About Concrete Roads,” “Concrete Sew ers” and other*. A dancing contest was held at the co-ed informal at the University of Washing ton, with the judges’ decision that •niy two girls in the school can dance the waltz properly. Send the Emerald home Easter Apr. 8 our local dealer, you'll enjoy being “seen as others see you." MERCHANT TAILORS PRICE BLDG. CHICAGO, U. S. A. Y. M. C. A. BANQUET APRIL 4 The date of annual Y. M. C. A. ban quet and installation of new officers was announced for Wednesday, April 4, at the regular weekly meeting of the cabinet Tuesday. The banquet, to be held at either the Presbyterian or Christian church, is in charge of a com mittee consisting of Joe I)enn, chair man; Loren Roberts and Paul Spangler. The new' officers ..ill be installed by I. B. Rhodes, secretary of the stale Y. M. C. A. committee. A stereoptican lecture by Nicholas Jaureguy will pro vide part of the entertainment. The slides for this lecture will illustrate the Heabeck summer conference held by members of Y. M. C. A. in the North west last summer. Fourteen men from Oregon attended the conference, and Jaureguy was one of the number. The annual banqu t will be for mem bers, their guests, and any other persons who wish to attend. Patronize Home Industry And use Butter Manu factured by The tahe County Creamery Always Fresh and Sanitary Phone 117 48 Park St. Face and Scalp Treatments a Specialty Madame Shaffer Flair Dressing Parlors Manicuring for Ladies and Gentlemen Mrs. Chaney, Assistant. 78OV2 Will. 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