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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1927)
Bv MARGARET LONG Reception for Freshmen Held Much interest was aroused last year in the reception given by Wimcn's League for the f rQshrucu to meet Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Bennett Hall. Last Thursday afternoon the affair was repeated and sponsored bv Dean Estcrly and Dean Shirroll. The freshmen were received at the Women’s building from B:■ >11 to (i o 'clock. In the receiving line were Mis. Arnold Bennett Hall, Dean Virginia Judy Esterlv, Miss Esther Hardy, Dean Elmer Shirrcll and Mr. Donald Bcelar. ices and cakes and coffe were served on the sun porch by active members of 1< wain a and dancing was enjoyed throughout the after noon. Members of Mortor Board and Friars assisted about the rooms. Head Resident Honored at Tea For the pleasure of Miss .Mar garet McMillan, Hendricks Hall gave its annual formal tea on Satur day afternoon from -t to (i o’clock. A large centerpiece of white chrys anthemums and pink roses decor ated the Jtca table and pink and white candles provided a soft glow of light about the dining room. In the receiving line were Miss Margaret McMillan, Mrs. Arnold Bennett Hall, Dean Virginia Judy Esterlv, and Miss Agnes Petzold. Those 'jvh(i poured were Mrs. Lucy Perkins, Mrs. A. T. Powell, Mrs. H. D. Sheldon, Mrs. Elmer Shirrei Mrs. Robert Wilcox, Mrs. N. B. Zan , Mrs. George Rebec, Mrs. Joint* H. Gallagher and Miss Fanuv Me t'amant. Cutting ices were Mrs. L. 11. Johnson, Mrs. R. J. Marsh, Mrs* James Gilbert, Mrs. Eric W. Allen, Mrs. Lottie Mowry, Mrs. C. G. Grey, Mrs. A. II. Schroff and Miss Haze! Prutsman. The Misses Ira ISaun dors, Henrietta La Morce and Pollj I’ovey were in charge. Sorority Gives Formal Tea Tn honor of .Mrs. Etna C. Hansom, their housemother, Chi Omega, sorority entertained at a formal tea Saturday afternoon at the chapter house. Over 450 invita tions were issued and tea hours were from to 6 o'clock. Airs. Hansom, Miss Julia Burgess and Miss Betty Easterday wiye in the receiving line and those who poured and cut ices were, Mrs. John .MeEuan, Airs. 11 .!>. Sheldon, Mrs. Hubert Horn, Airs. I*. E. Snodgrass, Airs. A. II. Schroff, Airs. C. V. Boyer, Airs. Aluriou McClain, Airs. Lynn AlcCready and Miss Hazel Pruts inan. Chrysanthemums and dahlias in autumn colors of bronze, reds and yellows were used in the living room shaded from deep rose to light pastel shades, with tall tapers of green, orchid, pink, and yellow'. ' file .Misses Alary and Marjurie Clark and Alary Margaret Kerrall furnished the music for the after noon and Miss Ilia Lou Parkin had charge of, the affair. I'or its pledge members, Eta Del la of Chi I’si fraternity, gave an informal dance Friday night at (he Chi Psi Lifllge. Characterisin' of the' week-end festivities, the decurative scheme was in the Hallowe’en mo tif. Pumpkins overhung the lights and about the room were large bunches of corn stalks. Patrons and patronesses were Lieut, ajid Airs, (leorge F. Herbert and Air. and Mrs. L. L. Simpson. LAST DAY He Was GUILTY But He Could Not PROVE It! J>«*»AaO UlMMlI t*wOU«TiON With ANNA Q. NILSSON FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN A 111ri11 in”• mystery undo-■■ drama. adapted from they scusat ionally .successful stage play. Counsel for the De fense. Also Playing ANDY GUMP “TOO MUCH SLEEP” Rex Music Rex Prices Mr. Kenton Case had charge of the dance. A large harvest moon' in one corner of the room surrounded by cornstalks and pumpkins, baskets of yellow and pink chrysanthemums, and softly shaded lights of yellow and orange formed the background in which Alpha Gamma Delta sor ority entertained with its annual pledge dance Friday evening. Miss Lcnore Durkcc was in charge and patrons and patronesses were Mrs. Abbie' Marsh, Dean Esterlv, Miss Maude Kerns, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs. Purple and silver yellow was the color scheme at the pledge dance! given by Psi Kappa fraternity Sat-| unlay night at the Craftmau’s club.j Draperies of these colors on thoj light produced an added effect. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kelly were i the patrons and patronesses. Pledge members of Phi Delta j Theta were hosts at a dinner dance! Saturday evening at the chapter house. Featuring the fraternity j pledge button, colors of blue and I white as decorations were used. Pa-| trons and patronesses were Mr. and | Mrs. Howard Hall. Mr. John Pliibbs! was in charge. I The pledges of Sigma Xu were j honored at a grille dance at the: chapter house, Friday night, Octo ber US. The ceiling was almost en tirely hidden by autumn leaves, the j colors of which were accented bv skillful indirect lighting. The small tables placed about the rooms were covered with white cloths that lent a truly urbane appearance to the house. As a feature, Kenneth Allen sang several songs. The pratrons and patronesses for the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Coffee and Mr. and Mrs. Sprague Carter. * * * Alpha Upsilon honored their pledges at a dance Friday evening, graceful-palms and baskets of flow ers forming the decorations, and softened lights adding to the gen eral effect. Punch and wafers were served throughout the evening. Professor and Mrs. W. F. O. Thaehcr, Dean Estorly and Dr. Warren D. Smith acted as patrons and patronesses. Mehmbers of Alpha \i De^a gave a Hallowe’en dance at their chapter house Saturday night in honor of their pledges. The rooms Were dec orated with pumpkins, black eats, and ghosts and skulls and cross bones were placed over the. doors and on the tables. • Patrons and patronesses were Mrs. Charles G. Gray and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Folts. Pledges of,Delta Zeta were host esses at a dance given at the chapter house, Friday envening, October 2S. Their decorations followed the Hal lowe’en idea, with pumpkins, corn stalks, cats, witches, and orange and black streamers about the rooms. A feature dance was given by j Miss Janice Clark and patrons and patronesses were Mrs. Grace Pus sell, Mrs. Katherine Yerex, Dean Ksterlv and Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo Stewart. Members of Delta Gamma were hostesses at an informal dance Sat urday night at their chapter house, the rooms decorated to carry out the “Palm Beach Idea.” Mrs. Katherine Yerex, Mrs. Grace Russell, Mrs. R. C. Scoffern, Pro ■fessor and Mrs. Frederick Dunn and Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Endicott were patrons and patronesses. With u fence which guests had to climb over before entering the house and bales of bay propped against each* side of the doorway, the decorations at the “Hard Times” dance for which active members and pledges of Phi Gamma Delta entertained Saturday even ing, truly conformed to the spirit of the occasion. The interior of the house was the scene of numerous cornstalks and pumpkins and in the dining room was a false ceiling of autumn leaves. Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Erb and Formerly Watts Optical Parlors 14 W. 8th St. Eugene Oregon House Managers, Don’t Worry About It You have enough worries already— JUST PHONE —We will settle your fuel problem for you. Ask us about slabwood. Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. Phone 452 TODAY and WEDNESDAY The Mightv Melodrama of the Jungle Q3*> aoHd On the Sjtttgc SHARKEY MOORE Violin Soloists Also l’layiug INT'L NEWS EVENTS Christie Comedy “SCARED PJNK’’ and Marvelous Music Score by Frank D. C. Alexander NO ADVANCE IN PBICES Mr. Gene Carr acted as patrons and patronesses. The chapter house ot Alpha k*m ieron Pi was the scene of a unique Hallowe'en dance Saturday even ing. Witches and goblins haunted the dancing, rooms alnl ghostly forms were hidden among the pump kins and cornstalks. Patrons and patronesses were! Mrs. Lucy Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miner arid Mr. and Mrs John Stark Evans. Costumes varying from that of a sedate Russian or Dutch maiden to ‘ that of a pirate and a clown were ; represented at the informal dance i held by the Girls' Oregon club at the Woman’s building, Friday even-! ing, October 2S. The dancing room was decorated: with autumn leaves, red ami black ; streamers and Hallowe'en cutouts. Dr and Mrs. Homing and Dean and Mrs. Henry D. Sheldon were pa- ! trons and patronesses. ThtCliving rooms of Friendly Hall J were turned into the interior of a barn Saturday evening when mem-j bers of the ball entertained at a I Barnyard Bust. Preceding the dance, j dinner was served family style. At the table the engagement of Miss Edna Mathews and Mr. James Evan off was announced. Patrons and patronsscs were Dr. ami Mrs. W. TO. Milne, Mr. ami Mrs. H. W. Davis, ami Mr. ami Mrs. Del bert Oberteuffer. Sigma l’i Tatt-entertained at an informal danee at the chapter house, Saturday evening. The rooms, were cleverly decorated in evergreens and autumn flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Hex Vndenvoud, Mr. and Mrs. lOvlcr Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Kingstnill were patrons and patron esses. # * # Members of Kappa Kappa Gam ma honored their pledges with a Manli Gras Carnival at the chapter house, Friday night. The rooms were decorated to represent an old lOuropenn street and the dance was a costume affair. Confetti and ser pentine was distributed to the guests during the evening. Mrs. Lottie Mo wry, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Akers, Mr. and Mrs. Lnw roV-e Mauerml, Mr. and Mrs. N. Zaiie and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hull ached as patrons and patrones ses. Classified Ads LOST—-One crystal car ring. Finder please, call 411. nl TYPING WANTK11—Term papers, thesis. Phone IJ72-Y. I’ostoffice box 147. Ask for Vivian Tumor. 026-28-nl TYPEWRITERS for sale and rout. 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