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About Oregon emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1920)
By Esther Fell In spite of the discouraging wea ther of the past week, picnics and outdoor events have maintained their places in the list of social events, fol lowed up by dances on many aecas ions. On Wednesday, open house day was the cause of a number of the town folk visiting the campus, to whom the University played host. * * * Hendricks Hall was the scene of one of. the most attractive teas of the year this afternoon wrhen they held a reception and dance for the benfit of the Women’s building. Mrs. • William M. Case, Mrs. L. E. Bean, Mrs. P. L. Campbell and Dean Eliz abeth Fox presided at the tea table, assisted by Louise Davis, Ella Raw lings, Ruth Engstrom, Helen Noyes, Winona Lambert and Irene Wake field, who were dressed as old-fash ioned cololial maids. * * * Of interest to college folk is the announcement of the engagement of Lora Evelyn Smith, Pi Beta Phi, and Robert Case, Delta Tau Delta. The engagement was made known at a supper party at the Pi Beta Phi house Thursday evening, when Miss Smith’s fraternity sisters were handed cards bearing the names of both Miss Smith and Mr. Case. At the same time the news was announced at the Delta Tau Delta house. Both Miss Smith and Mr. Case are seniors in college, and both are prom inent on the campus. Miss Smith is a member of Mask and Buskin, dram atic honor society, and is an assist . ant in t)ie psychology department. Mr. Case is a member of Cross Roads, Sigma Delta Chi, Sigma Upsilon and has been prominent in “journalistic work. Miss Smith’s home is in Redmond, and Mr. Case’s is Portland. No date has been set for the wedding. * * * One of the most attractive dances of the week-end* was the formal dance given by Chi Omega fraternity at the Osburn last evening. California aca cia, daffodils and blue tulle were charmingly combined in carrying out a color scheme of blue and yellow. Wicker baskets full of the bright blossoms and tied with tulle greeted the guests on every hand throughout the rooms. Patrons and patronesses were President and Mrs. P. L. Camp bell, Dean Elizabeth Fox, Dean and Mrs. John Straub, Professor and Mrs. Schroff, Dr. E. H. Sawyer and Mrs. Sawyer, Miss Julia Burgess and Mrs. N. S. Pearson. Guests of the fra ternity from out of town were Cath erine Wilcox, Agnes Kennedy and Elizabeth Hulme of Portland, Martha Johnson and Alice Garretason of Cottage Grove, Lillian Manerud, Aline Equals and Frances Hinkle of Eugene. Additional guests for the evening were Mr. Albert Applegate, Mr. Bater, Mr. O. F. Dillon, George King, Clive Humphrey, Edward Ball of Corvallis, Everett Pixley, Este Farley, Sam Leh man, Merle Moore, Ogden Johnson, Austin Hazard, John Flinn. Arthur Larsen, Thomas Strachan, Roscoe He menway,- Carl Weigel, ^Stanford An derson, Paul Farrington, Frank Bar rett of Albany, Arnold Koepke, Har vey Madden, Roger Plummer, Martin Howard, Kenneth Bartlett, Hubert Smith, Arthur Base, William Ralston, George Sensenich, Arthur Ritter, Fred Lorenz, William Smith, Vincent Jac- 1 obberger, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosen berg and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Me Cready. * * * The underclassmen of Alpha Phi are entertaining with a dinner dance . at their chapter house this evening. The decorations for the table are in keeping with Washington’s birthday, with the proverbial hatchet and cher ry tree. The underclassmen and their guests are Marjorie Wells, Kittie May Stockton, Dorothy Reed, Ila Nichbls, If Gladys Wright, Gladys Lane, Chris tine Forbes, Helen Carson., Marian Gillis, Caroline McPherson, Lucille Hutton, Aulis Anderson, Chloe Thomp son, Jessie Thompson. Glyde Shue bel, Lucile Elrod, Maurine Elrod. Hal Simpson, Barney Garrett. Harrison Huggins, Virgil Cameron. James Whit aker, Arthur Kuhnhausen, Ivan Mc Kinney, Wayne DuComb, Richard Martin, Richard Sunderleaf, Delbert Oberteuffer, Wesley Frater, Jesse Digman, and Hubert Jacobberger. • * * Sophomores of Kappa Kappa Gam ma sponsored a dinner dance Friday evening when they invited a number of college men to be' their guests. The hostesses were Emme Jane Gar bade, Alice Evans, Fern Murphy, Hil nm Fox, Evelyn Fitzgibons, Anna May Chipping, Helen Nicolai, Doris Pit tenger, Helen Huntington, Hazel Young, Florence Tenneson, Mary Evans, Phoebe Gage, Mildred Apper son, Eleanor Spall and Lois Barnett. The guests included Sanford Gehr, Nelson English, Reed McKinney, John Finneran, Lee Wilson, Easil Wil liams, James Benedict, Lawrence Manerud, Sterling Patterson, John Langley, Paul Patterson, Hugh La tham, Matthew Duffy, Sidney Bur leigh, Jay Butler and Ormand Hilde brand. * * * One of the largest social gather ings of the week-end was the recep tion held by the members of Bachel ordon club Friday. In the receiving line were Dr. and Mrs. Bovard, Pres ident and Mrs. Campbell, Dr. and Mrs. Straub, Dr. and Mrs. Dale, Dr. and Mrs. Miller, Helen McFaul of Corvallis, Geraldine Leever, Olive MacDonald, Mildred Oleson and Gene vive Betts, all from the University of Washington. The guest list com prised all the members of the facul ty, representative members from each organization and numerous out of town guests. * * « The underclassmen of the Beta rheta Pi house were hosts for an in formal dinner dance at the “Anchor age Inn’’ Thursday evening. The guests were Louise Sheahan, Mauna Loa Fallis,- Dorothy Donlon, Anne Shea, Arbelyn Healy, Ulda Basler, Florence Plartipan, Wanda Nelson, Marcile Carlock, Lenore Cram, Lil lian Manerud, Doris Pittenger, Fran ces Hinkle and Thelma Stanton m * • Kwama members sponsored an es uecially attractive dance at the Ho tel Osburn last Saturday evening. Masses of greenery and boughs deck ed the walls of the palm room, where erange-shaded lights cast a soft glow ever the dancers. Patron and patron esses for the evening were Profes sor and Mrs. Frederick S. Dunn and Dean Elizabeth Fox. The hostesses ind their guests included Katherine Baker, Pauline Coad, Ila Nichols, Dor ethy Reed, Eleanor Coleman, Helen Nelson, Phoebe Gage, Mildred Ap person, Helen Nicolai, Marian Dun ham, Helen Clarke, Marvel Skeels, Eleanor Spall, Ruth Flegal, Leta Kid ile, Florence Riddle, Reba Macklin, Era Godfrey, Madeline Slotboom, Gretchen Coitem, Lois Macy, Nell Warwick, Jeannette Moss, Margaret Hamblin, Irva Smith, Dorothea Boyn ton, Vivian Strong, Brownell Fraser, Robert Cosgriff, Carl Knudson, Virgil Cameron, Harrison Huggins, Leon Cul bertson, Sanford Gehr, Paul Smith, Frank Durbin, Kenneth Comstock, William Collins, Henry Koepke, How ard Staub, Jay Butler, Don Davis, George Hopkins, Rollin Woodruff, Harry Jamieson, Walter Banks, George Black, Verner Ruedy, Walter Hempy, Eugene Kelty, James Smith, Frank Holmes, Sidney Burleigh, Har ry Pearson, Ted Ball and Elston Ire land. • • • Of interest to University people il Just Arrived A NEW ASSORTMENT OF ‘Bathing Caps It will pay you to come early ^nd take your pick of the assortment. G _ a University Book Store I will be the announcemnt of the mar riage of Peggy Boylan and John Bull , on Wednesday, February IS, at the home of the bride in Pendleton, Ore gon. Mrs. Bull was a member of the class of '19, and cf Gamma Phi Beta; Mr. Bull. ex-'17, was a Kappa Sigma. * V * Chi Oinga members entertained their week-end guests today in the form of an all-day picnic at. Coburg bridge. Mrs. Rearson was chaperon for the occasion. The guests were Aline Equals, Alice Garretson, Lillian Manerud, Martha Johnson, Elizabeth Hulme, Agnes Kennedy, Catherine Wilcox, Nelson English, Ward Mc Kinney, James King, Jack Benefiel, William Ralston, Sam Lehman, Cur tis Phillips, Harry Hollister. Floyd I Bowles and Ralph Smith. * * * Pussy willows and daffodils formed j an attractive background for a tea given by Delta Delta Delta last Sat urday in honor of Mrs. George Fitch and Miss Louise Fitch. During the at'terno’on tea was served to a host ; of University and town folk who were guests of the occasion. In the receiv | ing line were Pauline Wheeler, Mrs. Flora Owen, Mrs. Fitch and Miss F1tc.li. * * * Torch and Shield is responsible for an attractive dance at the Eagle hall | this evening w hen the active mem ; hers, the newly elected members and I the alumni of the club are hosts to I a number of the college folk. * * * Alpha Phi gave a birthday dinner honoring their housemother, Mrs. Bar- I ker. on Sunday, February 15, at their ; chapter home. The table decorations j were in lavender and white. Mr< Barker receiving a corsage of lav ender sweet peas and orchids. Only ' Mrs. Barker and the members of the chapter were present. * * * Kappa Alpha Theta upperclassmen entertained with a dinner dance at The Anchorage Friday night. 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