Evening star., 1928-04-26
ings Of the fraternity since Us inception

ings OF the fraternity since ns inception
| IN 1867 to the present day.
| The first scene will represent the
| founding of ri Beta Phi, the oldest
Greek letter woman's fraternity, III
Monmouth College, Monmouth. H., In
1867, by IL college girls, of whom
are still living, the growth of tht
| fraternity now into ~ chapters In aS
many different colleges and approx.
mately $4,000 members, active ane
F., alumnae Other scenes will present the
| founding Of Columbia Alpha Chapter
at George Washington University: the
establishment of the ri Beta Phi settle.
ment at GatlinburR. Tenn. portraying
conditions before and after.
The play will be presented in the
costumes of the period represented, and
those taking part arc Mrs. Eli Helmick
Mrs. Roy Blakey. Miss Ruth Apperson
Miss Edna Clark. Miss Helen TAYLOR
Mrs, Helen McCloud Cliff, Miss Marion
Mccoy, Mrs. p. ID. Parkinson. Miss
Anna Waring, Miss Helen williams.
! Miss Maxine Girts. Miss Ruth Foster
Miss Frances Foster, Miss Muriel Davis
Miss Jean Sine Miss Betty Miles. Miss
Mary Hudson, Miss Betty McKelvey
and Miss Vivian Ward.
Miss Mary Virginia Lackle will pre-
sent ri Phi dance arranged by her
self, and Mrs. Robert McFall will sing
several selections.
Mrs. Natalie r. Fernald entertained
for luncheon yesterday at the Hotel
Powhatan for her house guest. Miss
Edith f. Ryer of New York City and
Ocean Grove, Covers for six were laid.
Senator Walsh To Speak
TO Christ Child Society
The annual meeting of the Christ
Child Society will take place this even
ing at SIS O'Clock. when Archbishop
Curley will address the meeting. Mrs.
Daniel c. Stapleton will preside
Senator David l.. Walsh will speak
on The Child" and other speakers
will be Dr. William Kirby of the Catho-
lie University and DR.. John O'Grady.
The work of the children of the
settlements will be on exhibition and
music will be furnished by the George
of managers extends an invitation to
those interested in the subject to at
tend the meeting
Mrs. Henry X. Willard is opening
her home. at 1888 K street northwest,
for the Smith College Club TO hold two
benefit vaudeville performances for its
scholarship fund this evening and to-
morrow evening
Mrs. U. G. B. Pierce will be hostess
for the luncheon tomorrow which will
follow the meeting of the Women's Al
lance of All Souls Unitarian, Church
The alliance will meet in Pierce Hall.
~ icf a ~
O'Clock and at noon Mr.. Charles w.
Eliot. Cd. will speak on Washington in
the Year 2000" Mr. Eliot is on the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning Com
mission and is a prominent landscape
architect OF Boston.
This meeting is the annual guest
meeting members from the Baltimore,
Richmond. Lynchburg. Highland Springs
and Wheeling. w. Va, Alliances to be
guests of the Washington Alliance.
Mrs. Maurine E. Emrick will be the
guest of honor at the weekly dinner of
the Art Promoters Club tomorrow eve
ming al Z O'Clock in the clubrooms, in
the Hotel Dupont. at i40l Twentieth
street northwest. Other guests will be
MIR. and Mrs. Henry c. Finkel. Nine.
Joserhine c. de Lagnei. Miss Mittie
Burch and Mrs Thaddeus Ranney. AT
S:I5 o'clock Mrs Emrick viii give an
talk in the club studio on
Leonardo da Vinei and other Italian