SOCIETY
By Mary Ellen Bailey.
Despite the aftermath of the friv
olity of Homecoming week Univer
sity folks aie entertaining? this week
end with parties that are perhaps
among the gayest of the season.
The Senior dance Friday night had
the “tone” that always graces their
far famed parties. This evening
members of the school of journalism
left their typewriters and eye shades
and are dancing the hours away in
the men’s gymnasium. Of a more
formal nature were the house dance.s
of Pi Beta Phi and Sigrna Delta
Phi, Friday night, and Phi Delta
Theta tonight. Woman’s league
sponsored a matinee dance this aft
ernoon.
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One of the foremost events
of the week is the Sigma Nu dance
given at their house this evening.
The decorations were original and
attractive. The three rooms used
for dancing were decorated to rep
resent Spring, Autumn and Winter,
respectively. The patrons and pa
tronesses were Mr. and Mrs, L. L.
Goodrich, Mr- and Mrs. Elmer Paine,
and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Walker.
The guest list included Marjorie Del
zell. Jeanette Hogan, Bernice Craig,
Gladys Nosier, Frances MacMillan,
Genevieve Haven, Margaret Gundy,
Mable Ramont, Esther Peterson,
Thelma Stanton, I la Nichols, Ada
McMurphey, Geraldine Pilkington,
Dorothy Dixon, Laura Gates, Madge
Calkins, Norma Medler, Ruth Grif
fin, Lucille Parsons, Barbara Shep
pard, Maybelle Leavitt, Christine
Forbes, Irene Barrett, Marjorie Ed
snll, Dorothy McGuire, and Alice
Wherity.
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The men of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity are hosts tonight at their
chapter house for an informal danc
ing party. Sprays of ivy and strips
of blue and white crepe paper
formed the decorations. The pa
trons and patronesses for the even
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lar
remore, and Dean Elizabeth Pox.
The guests were the Misses Helen
Murdock, Madeline Slotboom, Mar
gery Holman, Eleanor . Bailey, Wan
da . elson, Lucia Watson, Mildred
Muniby, Miriam Holcomb, Era God
frey, Juanita Kirk, Mary Wells,
Marjory Kruse, Eva Digerness, Imo
gene Letcher, Jeannette Crosfield,
Florence Hartman, Gertrude Phette
place, Dorothy Manville, Marian Tay
lor, Gladys Smith, Irene Brye, Thel
ma Moser, Pauline Goad, Doris Dez
endorf, Relm Macklin, Margaret
Hamblin, Beatrice Clarke, Clara
Thompson, Mildred Weeks, Vivian
Chandler, Betty F.pping, Ima Proc
ter, Gene Geisler, Marjorie Kay,
Lenoro Blaesing, Marcile Carlock,
Haze llickethier, Alys Sutton, and
Louise Sheahan.
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The Sigma Delta Phi house dance
was an event of Friday evening.
The house was decorated with the
sorority colors, green and pink, and
the leatuie dunce consisted of a
unique arrangement of electric
lights, flooding the rooms with rain
bows. The patrons and patronesses
were Dean Fox, Miss Badolet, Mr.
and Mrs. 11. Douglass, and Dr. and
Mrs. W. R. Boynton. The guests
were Prof, Peter Croekntt, Robert
Riggs, William Porter, Robert Kays,
James Say, Robert Burns, Guy Mor
lock, John Houston, Ace Eggleson,
Stanley Stickles, George Turner,
William Garretson, Arthur Johnson,
Guy Kent, Crecene l'ariss, Ernest
Crockatt, Carlton Savage, Miles Me
Key, Robert Retieher, George
Stearns, \\ illiam Purdy, Remey Cox,
Charles Giles, Reuell Moore, Arthur
Larson, Robert llendron, Jacob Ja
cobson, Charles Huggins and Pan
Cook.
The Sophomores of Beta Theta
l’i entertained with a dinner dnnre
at ’lie Osborn Wednesday evening.
Following the dinner was a box
party to the performance of "A
Prince There Was." The guests for
the occasion were Mrs. A. H. Mc
Donald, Doris Pittinger, Lillian Man- j
erud, Gladys Wright, lmogene Letch
er, Audrey Collins, Anne Shea, Ruth
Diehl, Genevieve Matson, Mary lle
gardt, and Ik>ris Dezendorf.
Mrs. Harold J. Broughton (Rita
Fraley) and Marian Mateer were
dinner guests of Pi Beta Phi Tues
day evening.
* * *
Mrs. Carlos Close, a Gamma Phi
Beta from Stanford, is here visiting
the local chapter.
* * *
The Delta Gammas have as their
guest this week Miss Pear McDon
of Seattle, Washington. Miss Don
nell of Seattle, Washington. Miss
McDonnell is the province secretary
! of Delta Gamma.
* * *
Miss Catherine Powell of Rose
burg was a dinner guest at the
Sigma Delta Phi house Wednesday.
Dinner guests this week at the
Alpha Delta house were Miss Cath
erine Winslow, Fern Holcomb, Ruth
Stewart, Lois Black, and Miss Rosa
lina Espanosa.
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Dean Mary Fawcett, dean of wo
men of O. A. C., President and Mrs.
j P. L. Campbell, Dean Elizabeth Fox,
; Miss Agnes Campbell, and Dr. and
i Mrs. John F. Bovard were Sunday
dinner guests at Hendricks Hall.
* * ' *
Dinner guests at the Pi Beta Phi
house Thursday night were Ben Ivey,
Wilbur Carl, George King, Hobart
Belnap, Kenneth Lancefield and Fred
Main.
* * *
Robert Stewart was a dinner
guests of Sigma Alpha Epsilon on
Monday; on Wednesday, dinner
guests were Willis Kays and Eugene
McKenty. *
* * *
President and Mrs. P. L- Camp
bell, Dean Elizabeth Fox, Miss Ger
erude Talbot, Dean and Mrs. John
Straub, and Professor and Mrs. A.
H. Schroff were dinner guests at
the Kappa Kappa Gamma house
Thursday evening.
* * *
Phi Delta Theta held initiation for
Rodney Smith of Eugene, Thursday,
November 13.
* * *
Dinner guests at Gamma Phi Beta
last Sunday were Teresa Albers,
Mary Clancy, and Elizabeth Ilulme,
all of Portland.
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Monday evening Alpha Delta en
tained Mrs. G. G. llewett and Mrs. j
C. D. Tilson at dinner- Tuesday ev-j
oiling their guests were Mrs. Anna j
Stevenson, Miss Elizabeth Steven
son, and Frankie Adams.
Theta Sigma Phi and Sigma Delta
Chi are entertaining the school of j
journalism tonight in the men’s
gymnasium with an informal lottery!
dance. The scribes will edit
a gossip sheet during the evening
and it is rumored that no one’s
pride will be spared. Committees'
for the affair are Dorothy Duni
way, Mary Ellen Bailey, Frances!
Blurock, Robert Case and DeWitt
Gilbert. Patrons and patronesses!
are Dean and Mrs. Eric Allen, Mrs.
and Mrs. W. F. G. Thacher, Mrs.
Anna 1. Beck, George Turnbull and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hall.
• • •
Delta Tau Delta honored their
homecoming quests with a breakfast
Sunday morning. Old Delts at this
exclusively chapter affair were Joe
Scaife, Maurice Hyde, Jerald Back- j
strand, Russell Ralston, Martin As
key, Robert Atkinson, Raymond
Hiatt, Claire Ogle, Thurston Lara
way, Jack Rerry, Walter Sage, Earl
Murphy, and A1 Epperly.
* * *
Kappa Kappa Gamma entertained
Wednesday evening with a dinner
dance for Kappa brothers, sons and
engaged brothers. The dining ta
ble had as a centerpiece a large
basket of burnt orange chrysanthe
mum Small crested cards marked
the places for Williams Steers, Raul
Foster, l’ierre Meade, Alien Hopkins,
Newton Crosfield, Ralph Burgess,
Shy Huntington, Hollis Huntington,
DeWitt Gilbert, Joe Trowbridge,
Horace Foulkes, Charles Miller, Ker
by Millqr, lan Campbell, Pierce
t'umings, Phi! Janey and Irving
Smith.
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The Freshman of Pi Beta Phi en
tertained the Sophomores Friday
evening with a dinner dance. Pink
was the predominating color, the
rooms being decorated with masses
of pink cherry blossoms. Little
tables were used and small Vogue
ladies formed the centerpieces and
marked the place cards for Donald
Newbury, Howard Straub, Fred
Main, Dudley Day, George King,
Arvol Simola, Warren Kays,
Austin Hazard, Ray Kinney,
Virgil Cameron, Jimmie King,
Carl Newbury, Lawrence Gray,
Sherman Reeves, John Alex
ander, Frank Dickson, Floyd Bowles,
Wesley Frater, Hal Simpson, Guy j
Armantrout, Ray Mooers, Wilbur I
Carl, Audrey Furry and Floyd Max
well.
* * *
The engagement of Lois Hail of
Eugene to Louis Bond, also of this
city, was announced Monday even
ing at the Delta Gamma and Delta
Tau Delta houses. Miss Hall, a
junior in the university, took her
first year at Stanford. She is a
member of Delta Gamma fraternity
and Theta Kappa Psi, woman’s hon
orary national forensic fraternity.
Mr. Bond returned in July from
France, where he was stationed for
more than a year as lieutenant in
the artillery. He is on the campus
now assisting the department of
geology. Mr. Bond was graduated
from the university in 1916 and re
ceived master’s degree the follow
ing 'year. While in college he was
a tennis champion, a member of
the men’s glee club, the Order of
the O. and Delta Tau Delta. The
date of the wedding was not an
nounced.
* * *
A luncheon was given at noon
today at the Delta Gamma house
in honor of Miss Pearl McDonell,
province secretary of the local chap
ter. The purple and yellow color
scheme was carried out in astors
and tule. The invited guests were
Mrs. P. L. Campbell, Mrs. J^hn
Straub, Dean Elizabeth Fox, Mrs.
Amy Dunn, Mrs. A. Rogers, Mrs.
F- S. Dunn, Mrs. L. E. Bean, and
Mrs. M. H. Douglas.
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