The gala event of the week-end;
was the Seven Seers’ Costume Cab-1
aret at the Campa Shoppe Friday
evening. Many brightly colored'
balloons attached to the tables, I
glowed beneath shaded lights, and ■
festoons of serpentine lent a car- ]
nival air to the room in dres3 that i
ranged from elaborate costumes to ^
humorous make - ups. The
guests entered by a slide, and were ;
greeted by the Seers who appeared j
in person for the first time. From
the arrival of King Olaf, sovereign
of Moronia, for whom the dance
was given, and who was portrayed
by Jack Seabrook in royal purple
and ermine, to the final feature,
the. affair was one to be remem
bered.
Music by the Oregon Aggrava
tors, and punch, pastries and cigar
ettes were important factors in the
success of the affair while acts and
special features between danceg in
cluding a soft shoe solo, blues songs,
musical comedy hits, a magician
act, Maypole dance and a wild
horse fight, kept the spirits at a
high pitch. Prizes for the most ap
propriate costumes were awarded to
Kables Epping and his partner,
Catherine SaTtain, who appeared as
Bachanalian revelers, and second
prizes were given to a colored gen
tleman and his wife.
Hosts for the event were Phillipa
Sherman, Paul Luy, Gregg Millet,
A1 Clark, Sam Kinley, Donald John
son and James DePauli. Patrons
and patronesses included Miss Ger
trude Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Oberteuffer, Captain J. T. Mur
ray, and William Maddox.
'Concealed on a small paper
scroll held in the hands of dolls
at each place was the announce
ment of the engagement of Flora
Edwards and Ray McKeown, which
was made at a supper late Saturday
night at the Pi Beta Phi house.
The table in the dining room was
banked with flowers in the Beta
Theta Pi and Pi Beta Phi colors
and the pastries were very cleverly
made with the Greek letters of the
two organizations.
Miss Edwards is a member of the
Pi Beta Phi and a junior in the
j school of music. For the past two
I years she has played in the Uni
, versity orchestra.
Mr. McKeown, whose home is in
| Marshfield, is a member of Beta
i Theta Pi and active in student body
' affairs. He is also affiliated with
Xu Sigma Nu in the medical school
at Portland.
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Members of Sigma Beta Phi
were hostesses at dinner Wednes
day evening honoring Dean and
Mrs. John Straub, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce J. Giffen, Mr. and Mrs. L.
E. Bean, Mr. and Mrs. A1 E. Rob
erts, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simp
son. Covers were laid for twenty
eight.
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Mrs. Norman B. Mann entertain
ed the members of Pot and Quill at
her home last Tuesday evening.
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Thursday afternoon the advanced
riding class of that day rode up
Spencer’s Butte and dined near
the summit. They returned by
moonlight.
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The members of the Alpha Chi
Omega sorority entertained with
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an informal dance given at the’ Eu
gene hotel on Saturday evening.
The dancing room was decorated
with many spring flowers and Do
rothy Brown gave a quaint little
spring dance. The patrons and pat
ronesses were Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Croekatt, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Doug
lass and Mrs. Anna C. Hart.
A banquet was held at the An
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by the members of the Hermian
club for the initiates. The new
members are Katherine Sehnell,
Cornelia Meek and Elaine Mobley
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Miss Jessie La Rue Lewis, of
Hood River, was married to Cedric
B. Baldwin at Makeweli, Kauai, H.
I. on March 26. The bride was a
graduate of the University and a
member of Kappa Alpha Theta. Mr.
Baldwin graduated from the Cali
fornia Agricultural college and is
at present the assistant manager!
for the Hawaiian Sugar company. [
On Saturday evening the mem- j
bers of Beta Theta Pi gave a for- j
mal dance. The chapter house was j
beautifully decorated with pink and i
blue flowers and many ferns.. The j
lights were shaded by parchment
on which were painted the house
crest. The light supper was served
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were arranged under the trees.
Catherine Sartain gave a dance of
Baccus and later in the evening
Frank Boher and Bill Granthum
came down the millrace in front of
the house and played and sang sev
eral numbers.
The patrons and patronesses for
the dance were Mr. and Mrs. Tho
lrtas I. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. and
Walter Snyder and Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Kosson.
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The members of the Oregon Nor
mal Club enjoyed a breakfast pic
nic in Hendricks Park early Sun
day morning.
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The members of the Tri Delt sor
ority gave an informal dance at the
chapter house on Saturday evening.
The rooms were gayly decorated
with spring flowers in orange and
yellow hues. The special guests
were Mrs. Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Car 11,
Mrs. Waldo and Mrs. Knowland.
* * *
The residents of Hendricks hall
and Miss Gertrude Talbot were
hostesses at a dinner given on
Thursday evening. The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Oberteuffer,
Dean and Mrs. John Bovard, Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Earl, Captain and
Mrs. John J. McEwan, Miss Flor
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