Out of town guests were Mrs. May Fuller of Camp Beming, Georgia; Mrs. D. K. David of Cambridge, Mass., sister of the bride-to-be, and Mrs. L. I. Case of Kansas City, Mo., sorority sister of Miss Soulen, who is a member of the Gamma Phi Beta.

Several pleasant affairs have been given the past week in honor of Miss Viola Oberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oberg, who is here from Portland visiting her parents and friends. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. Sandelius entertained at dinner in her honor. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oberg, Viola Oberg, Ragnar Kullberg, Edythe Beck, Walter Sandelius, Betty Sandelius, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Sandelius. The rooms were pretty in sweet peas.

On Wednesday evening Mrs. Carl Oberg entertained at a delightful dinner in honor of Mary Ramstedt of Wallace and Viola Oberg of Portland. After dinner the guests attended the play at the university auditorium. On Thursday evening Mrs. Frank at law dinner at her home on East Eighth street in honor of her daughter, Miss Viola Oberg. After the sumptuous dinner a pleasant evening of games and music was enjoyed. Those present were Carl Oberg and family, John Oberg and family, Frank Oberg and family, A. Sandelius and family, and Miss Edythe Beck.

Ronald Romig and George Curtis entertained Thursday evening at a delightful dinner in honor of three visiting Beta brothers, who are spending a few days in  Moscow, Russell Scott, Arthur Gueren, and William Carpenter. A splendid dinner and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed. Mr. Carpenter will teach the coming year at Deary. The other two visitors will return to the U. of I. in the fall. 