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by Dorothy Her
Emerald Assistant News Editor
At Alpha Chi Omega
Recent pinnings include Jean
Paulus to Chuck Greenley, Sigma
Chi; Alma Owen to Neil Tardio,
Sigma Nu, and Phyllis Pearson to
Andy Berwick, Beta. Nancy Leon
ard has announced her engage
ment to Reed King.
Marriages during the summer
months were Jeanette Morse to
Jim Bauer, Beta; Pat Ryan to
Larry Seurrieir, Kappa Sigma at
Stanford; Sue Fuller to Phil Han
sen, Phi Psi;" Ellen Quibell to Jim
Courtright, Sig Ep, and Donna
Shestak to Jim Cole, Sigma Nu at
Oregon State.
Marjatta Haavio from Finland
is the foreign student living at
the Alpha Chi house this year.
At Alpha Omicron Pi
Joan Willits was recently pinned
to Brice Reimer, ATO; while Shir
iey Dunning is wearing the Theta
Chi pin of Dave Lenz.
Barbara Bullock and Jack Wad
man, DU, were married this sum
mer.
At Chi Omega
Rae Thomas married Kenny
Dodds, Sigma Nu, in June. Au
gust weddings included Jeanne
Hall and Rox Hunt, Phi Psi; Don
na Blum and Jim Moore, Beta, and
Gayle Pattee and Bob White, SAE.
Dorothy Anderson is now wear
ing the pin of Dick Stuart. Pat
Kemmerer announced her engage
ment to Jerry Brown, Delta Tau
Delta, last spring.
At Delta Delta Delta
Recent pinnings were Molly
Moore to Roy Stigum, Pi Kappa
Phi at Oregon State, and Virginia
Owen to Jack Eberhard, Phi Kap
pa Tau at OSC.
Niclti Trump has announced her
engagement to Lloyd Powell, Sig
ma Chi, while Marilyn Dyer will
wed Bob Herkes. Summer mar
rioges include Sue Behnke to Lar
ry Hall, Sigma Nu; Janet Leffel
to Bob Tebbatt, and Diane New
land to Bob Hawes, Phi Delt.’
At Delta Zeta
Summer weddings include Bun
ny Ivory to Jim Hetrick, Chi Psi;
Sella Wineberg to Tommy Hat
field, Chi Psi; Eunice Bryteson
to Don Therialt; Joy Trieman to
Dave Hall, Phi Psi; Molly Hewett
to Jerry Hopkins, OSC student;
and Kathy Clark to Willis John
son, Pi Kap.
Marie Fletcher has announced
her engagement to Judge Elder
kin, Theta Chi, and Joyce Lang
don will be married to Ed Tyler,
Sig Ep, during ti^e Christsmas
holidays.
At Gamma Phi Beta
Sammer marriages included
Donno Krieske to Eill Hunter, Sig
ma Nu; Alice Hodges to Pat
O'Brien; Georgene Porter to Bob
Jones and Diana White to Roy
Fulton. Doris Padrick, '53, an
nounced her engagement Satur
day night to Larry Blunt, Fiji.
At University House
Carole Beech, freshman at the
house, is engaged to Kenneth Gor
don, student at Portland State.
Married during the summer
•were Mary Peterson to Ken Ar
lington, Oklahoma A & M; Sharon
.Williams to Don Whitlow, gradu
ate of UO; Louise Matter to Mar
ion Putnam, Willamette univer
sity, and Jerrine McCormick ‘to
Jon Jackman, Tigard.
At Lambda Chi Alpha
Earl Fowler pinned Joan Chand
ler, Delta Zeta, last week.
At Ann Judson
The engagement of Mary Evelyn
Park to A/2c John R. Naylor was
announced recently. Also engaged
is Patricia Peterson to La r,r y
Coons, of the U.S. Army.
YWCA Schedules
Retreat Saturday
YWCA senior and sophomore
cabinets will hold their annual fall
retreat Saturday, according to
Anne Hill, publicity chairman of
the senior cabinet.
Plans for the year's activities
and events will be made by the
groups, which will leave at 7:30
a.m. and return late in the after
noon. The retreat will be held at
a spot near Jasper.
0 Tryouts for the second pro
duction of the Radio Workshop
drama, “Forever,” an adaptation
of Mildred Cram’s love story, will
be held from 4 to 5 p.m. today in
Studio A Villard, according to
Glenn Starlin, adviser for the
group. Parts are available for
both men and women. Anyone in
terested in radio drama is in
vited, Starlin stressed.
Campus Briefs
£ The first meeting of the year
of Delta Nu Alpha, transportation
fraternity will be held at 7 p.m.
in the Student Union.
0 The Faculty club will hold an
open house at 8 p.m. this evening
for all members and for all new
faculty men. Refreshments will be
served,
^ William Feeney and William
Van Voris, instructors in English,
will lead a discussion on Ireland
at a coffee hour at 7:45 this eve- j
ning in the Student Union brows- |
ing room.
^ Theta Sigma Phi, women’s
journalism fraternity, will meet
today at noon in the Student
Union. Plans for the Matrix Table
will be discussed, according to
President Kitty Fraser.
^ Feature movie in the Student
Union ballroom at 2:30 and 4:30
p.m. Sunday will be ‘‘Lifeboat," a
tale of six men and three women
cast adrift in a lifeboat after the
torpedoing of a freighter. Admis
sion is 30 cents.
0 An informal lecture and dis
cussion period, ‘‘Conversation on
Ireland,” will be held during the
regular Friday evening coffee
hour at 7:43 p.m. today in the
Student Union browsing room, ac
cording to Jim Baker, SU brows
ing room committee chairman.
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