Evening star., 1925-02-22
ALUMNAE CALLED
TO REUNION HERE
All Parts of Country viii Be
Represented at Immacu~
Iata Seminary.

The first reunion of the graduates
OF the immaculate Seminary since its
tFounding 20 years ago will be held In
washington March !, and g..
Alumnae from every section of the
United States, Canada, Mexico and
Costa Rica are expected to attend.
Sister Frances Helen, the first supe-
rior, and Rev Joseph Mallon, the
first chaplain of the institution, will
return for the festivities.
Many of the graduates will see for
the first time the new buildings
which have replaced the plain modest
structure in which the seminary was
established in 1905. The institution
now consists of three buildings, rep
resenting a cost Of more than $1,000,-
600. The chapel is ranked among the
most beautiful in the country.
Chairmen of the chapters in vari-
GUS sections of the country are work
ling on the reunion plans. They are:
Mrs. George Haggerty, Philadelphia;
Senorita Clemcia Mata, San Jose,
Costa Rica; Mrs. Walter c. Collier, St.
Paul, MINI: Mrs. S. H. Wright Ros-
nen. N. Mex: Mrs. Frank Hart,
Philadelphia; Miss Margaret Need
ham, Nashville, Tenn; Mrs. Vincent
P. Dooley, New Haven; Miss Mary
Steele Wharton, Springfield, KY; Mrs.
F. ]. McAlready, Farnsndina, Fla;
Miss Elizabeth Jones, Highlandale,
Miss; Miss Catherine McMullen,
Cumberland, Nd; Mrs. John ]. Meade,
Erie, Pa; Miss Margaret Weiter, Nor
folk, Va; Miss Ellen Delli, Chicago;
Miss Geraldine NJ. Smith, Montreal,
Canada; Miss Dorothy Dove, Mont
gomery, Ala: Miss La Verne
Dooley, Saginaw, Mich; Miss Anna
More Mullen, Brockton, Mass.
NTt1I MaQQ
Miss Alice Evelyn Hughes. Jackson,
Tenn; Mrs. F. c. Jones, Montclair.
N J.; Miss Anna Marie Martt, Gin
:. .cinnati; Miss Franck Darorsey, Dali
las, Tex; Miss Alice Mullen, Parkers-
burg, w. Va; Miss Marie McMannus,
Douglas, wyo.; Mrs. Victor Strobe,
Portland, Greg; Mrs. J. H. Preston,
sr., Providence, r. l.; Mrs. L. n.
Rogers, Mount Plea SAINT, Iowa: Miss
Regina Anisly. st. Joseph, Mo-; Mrs.
Leonard Weinberg, Baltimore; Mrs.
Nancy Keenon Dawes, Parkersburg,
w Va; Mrs. Dania Chisholm. Eau
Claire, Wis: Mrs Herman illegal,
Clear Field, Pa; Miss Viola Fitz Pat
rick, Louisville, Ky; Mrs. D. c. Faith,
Washington; Miss Catherine Greedy,
Tuscaloosa, Ala; Mrs. James Gillin,
st. Louis, Mo.
Reception Committee.
The reception committee, composed
OF Washington alumnae, follows:
Miss Audrey Alexander, Miss Delphine
Barr, Miss Vivien Barr, Mrs. Frank
A. Biberstein, jr.; Miss Averill Bogley,
Miss Gertrude Daily. Miss Marguerite
Daily, Mrs. Henry w. Driscoll, Miss
Rebecca Field, Miss Grace Griffin,
Mrs. ]. Louis Gibney, Mrs. Josephine
Gallery, Miss Mildred Garrett. Miss
Edna Lester, Miss Eleanor Marshall,
Miss McArtor, Mrs. Raymond c. Mill
er, Miss Dorothy Magee, Miss Regina
Neligan, Mrs. Lucy Russell Ogston,
Miss Angela O'Donnell, Miss Nativ-
idad Pamintuan, Miss Caradad Pamin-
tuan, Miss Angela Sullivan, Mrs. J.
William Stohlman. jr.; Miss Beth
Sheehy, Miss Florence Tucker, Miss
Margaret Venable, Miss Rita Venable,
Miss Margaret White and Miss Mary
Walmsley.
Miss Beth Sheehy is chairman of
the committee on badges and buttons.
The entertainment committee has
planned a banquet at the seminary
and concert by the students, a
luncheon and bridge at tie White
Peacock, visit to the national
shrine, and a tea in the home of Mrs.
John J. Noonan. On this occasion
Mrs. Thomas H. Carter and Mrs.
Frederick Essary will pour tea and
coffee, and they will be assisted by
some Of the younger girls.