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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1929)
«3§ O C I E T Y s» By Lavina Hicks The quiet Lenten period immedi ately preceding Easter had some effect on the social activities of the campus during the past week. How ever, the opening of the spring sea son seems to have encouraged more engagement announcements a n d weddings. An engagement of the most out standing interest was that of Miss Hazel I’rutsman, acting dean of women, to Hr. C. L. Schwering of Eugene, made at. a luncheon given Saturday by Mrs. J. L. Hershncr and her daughter, Mrs. Powell Plant. Another interesting engage ment was that of Miss Margaret Mumaw to Harold Socolofsky. The annual founders’ day banquet of Phi Delta Theta, was another im portant social event as was also the Delta Delta Delta informal tea, Fri day afternoon, in honor of their national president, Miss Pearl Boni steel, who spent the past week-end in Eugene. * * * Miss Hazel Prutsman Announces Betrothal At Luncheon Party Miss Hazel Prutsman, acting dean of women, announced her engage ment, Saturday afternoon, to Dr. C. L. Schwering, of Eugene, at a love ly luncheon party given at the Eu gene hotel by Mrs. J. L. Horshner , and her daughter, Mrs. Powell Plant. ^ The luncheon table was decorated to carry out the Easter motif with daffodils,’ soft, yellow tapers and greenery. The placecards, of tiny cupids holding a ring, carried the verses which told of the engage ment. Miss Prutsman has been connected with the university for the past two and one-half years. For the past year she has been acting dean of women during the absence of Mrs. Virginia Judy Esterlv. Miss Pruts man is a graduate of the University of Chicago, and later took advanced work at Columbia university, New York, and at Harvard university, and is now working further on her master of arts degree at the Uni versity of Oregon. 8he is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, of Phi Lambda Theta, national edu cation honorary society for women; of Mortar Board, national senior women’s honorary society; of Kwama, sophomore women’s honor ary service society on the campus, and is an active member of the Eu gene branch of the American Asso ciation of University Women. Dr. Schwcrmg, who is Die son or *Mr. and Mrs. fl. A. Schworing, is a former student at the University of Oregon and a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity, lie is a gradu ate of the North Pacific Dental col lege of Portland, where he is a mem ber of Psi Omega, dental fraternity. No date has been set for the wedding. Guests at the luncheon included Miss l’rutsmah, Mis. Lewis Beeson, Mrs. Gilson A. Boss, Airs. Lettie Mowr.v, Miss Fanny McCamant, Miss Consuelo MacMillan, Mrs. Ken neth Wilshire, Mrs. Eifrl M. Pallett, Mrs. William Fowler, Miss Alice McKinnon, Miss Marian Pliy, Miss Florence Grebe, Mrs. Burt Brown Barker, Mrs. II. A. Schwering, Airs. James Brown, Airs. P. L. ( ampbell, Airs. George II. Godfrey, Mrs. Char lotte Donnelly, Mrs. E. E. DeCou, Aliss Glenn a Fisher, Aliss Edith Dodge, Dr. Wilmoth Osborne, Airs. llershner and Airs. Powell Plant. * * * Phi Delta Theta Celebrates Founding At Annual Banquet Active and alumni members of phi Delta Theta fraternity cele brated their annual founders' day banquet, Saturday evening, March ;!0, at the Eugene hotel. Oregon Alpha chapter sponsored the affaii for all members of the fraternity in Oregon. Many prominent men ot the state were present for the event Speakers at the banquet included Judge O. Hewitt, alumnus of tilt University of Nebraska; Judgt Frank Howell, Portland, University of Missouri; Deaii Cordley of Ore gon State college; G. AN. AV all, Poit land, University of Oregon, prov ince president; Douglas McKay, Sa lorn, Oregon State college; Fran: Wagner, president of the Oregoi CAMPUS BARBER SHOP Next to Campus Shoe Shop Gives those neatly tapered hair cuts without the cap effect. DR. C. H. DAY Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Special attention to foot troubles. E, C. Meade Optometrist 11 8th Ave. W. Phone JoO active chapter; Jim Torson, presi dent of the Oregon State active chapter; Carl Lodcll, graduate man ager, Oregon State; Spec Keene, coach at Willamette university; Wallace Kadderly of. the extension department at Oregon State college. L. L. Hurst, Eugene; manager' o*f the local May store, and an alumnus of the Alpha chapter at the Univer sity of Kansas,, was toastmaster at the banquet. Following the banquet honoring the 81st anniversay of the frater nity, a smoker was held at the chapter house. * * * Socolofsky-Mumaw Engagement Told Miss Margaret Mumaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mumaw, of Aberdeen, Washington, announced her engagement to Harold Socolof sky, of Salem, Saturday evening, at the Alpha Chi Omega house. The flowers and candles used in the decorations were of pink and blue, the colors of Beta Theta Pi of which Mr. Socolofskv is a member. Individual corsages were at each place with tiny cards telling of the engagement. ' . Special guests at the dinner were Mr. and Airs. Mumaw and Helen Mumaw, of Aberdeen, .Mrs. Sheet Manorial, of Eugene, Mrs. X el lie Green, of Portland, and Miss Alice McKinnon, secretary to the dean of men. * * * Delta Delta Delta Entertains at Tea On Friday afternoon, between flic hours of and 5 o’clock, members of Delta Delta Delta entertained at an informal tea at the chapter house in honor of Miss Pearl Bohi steel, national president of the sor ority and a visitor in Eugene over the week-end. The guests included housemothers, house presidents and wives of department heads on the campus. Mrs. J. M. .Singleton, housemother i of the sorority, poured. The tea table was decorated ill yellow tapers and daffodils. During the afternoon an informal musieale was given. Piano solos were played by Misses Prudence Spiglit, Irma Logan and Theresa Kelly. Miss Alberta Lives had charge of the tea. * * * Beta Theta Pi Have Double Engagement On Saturday evening, March MO, Harold Socolofsky and Dr. ('. L. Sclnvcriug, both alumni of Beta Theta Pi, announced their engage ment at an informal dinner at the chapter house, to Miss Margaret Muiiiaw of Aberdeen, Washington, j who is a member of Alpha Chi I" ~ REX LAST TIMES TODAY TOMORROW and TIIURS. “RESTLESS YOUTH” Omega; and to Miss Hazed Pruts man, lifting dean of women, who is affiliated with Kappa Kappa Gamma. Williams-Lincecum Married Recently Miss Jessie Lincecum, daughter of Mis. R. T. Streplin, and Mr. Carl Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams, both of Lakeview. Oregon, were married at a simple ceremony, Friday afternoon, March Lhh at the Central Presbyterian church. Fol lowing .the ceremony, they owent South on a trip but will return to reside in Eugene until the end of the school year. Mr., Williams is doing graduate work in geology and is a member of Scabbard and Blade, military hon orary fraternity. Mrs. Williams is affiliated witli Kappa Delta sorority and is. Studying music. At a dinner at the chapter house, Thursday evening, members of Cauima Xu entertained a group of Eugene people. The guests were Mrs. W. D. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Ilarrv T. Holden, Mrs. Agues Shucking of Salem, Mis?. Ida Pope, Miss Vena Gaskill. Members of Alpha Xi Delta gave their annual Easter breakfast at the chapter house, Sunday morning, in honor of their housemother, Mrs. ('has. Grey. Luck-Scott Wedding Miss Margaret Scott, daughter of Air. aud Mrs. Joseph X. Scott of Pendleton, became the bride of Carlton Luck, son of Air. and Mrs. John H. Buck, Monday afternoon, March 23, at the home of her parents. Miss Pauline Scott was her sis tor’s only attendant. Jaek I.mk, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The bride attended the Uni versity of Oregon and is a member of ('hi Omega sorority. Mr. and Mrs. Luck will make their home in Portland.' » * * Mrs. Gilson A. Hoss entertained at a breakfast party at her home Easter Sunday morning for Eugene alumnae and freshmen members of Delta Delta Delta and for Miss Pearl Bonisteel, national president of the sorority who is visiting the campus chapter this week-end. Assisting Mrs. Ross were Mrs. .Tames 11. Gilbert, Airs. 'Kenneth Wilshire, Mrs. Arthur Everett, Mrs. Raymond Walsh, Miss Alice Mc Kinnon, and Mrs. Carlton E.' Spencer. * * * Kappa Kappa Gamma gave an in formal dinner at the chapter house. Saturday evening, in honor of the engagement of Miss Hazel Pruts man, dean of women, to Dr. C. L. Schwcring, who is an alumni of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Members of the Girls’ Oregon club were entertained on Friday and Saturday afternoons at infor mal teas at the home of Mrs. W. R. B. Wilcox. Half the club were in vited on one day and the other half for Saturday. Hours were from J till d o’clock each day. Additional guests invited were Airs. Henry D. Sheldon, Airs. Earl A1. Pallet! and Airs. Kenneth Shu maker, patronesses of the club. On Sunday evening, March ill, members of the Minerva club gave their annual tea for the active mem bers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and their guests at the fraternity chap ter house. Minerva club is made u]i of mothers, wives and sisters of members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. In charge of the tea were Airs. 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Carter and Mrs. Arthur Hicks. * * * Members of Delta Delta Delta en tertained at an informal tea, Satur day afternoon, at the chapter house for the mothers of Bugene members and especially to vlionor Miss Pearl Bouisteel, their national president. Alls. Walter (). Swan and Mrs. Frank ('aril poured. Miss Charlotte Carll hud charge of the tea. On Saturday afternoon, March 30, members of Chi Omega gave an in formal tea between the hours of 3:30 and d o’clock, at the chapter house, for relatives of members liv ing in Eugene. Doris Leigh Gordon had charge of arrangements for the affair. * * * Harold Davis, ex-’28, of Portland was a visitor at the Sigma Pi Tuu house during the past week-end. Hugh Miller and James Haley of Pendleton were honored, Friday evening, at a dinner party given by Mrs. J. M. 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