Evening star., 1928-03-09
SOCIETY
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held in honor OF the pledges and new
members Of the active chapter tomor-
row at o'clock in the auditorium Of
the National Press Club. The officers
and members of the alumnae chapter
who will be hosteSSeS at the luncheon
are Miss Helen Stoutamycr. president;
Miss Veroa Eakin, vice president; Miss
Elizabeth Hobbs. secretary: Miss Kath-
crime Brake, treasurer. Miss Marion
Drown, chapter reporter: Mrs. Cathryn
Baker, Miss Marion Bates Mrs Hubert
BisSell, Miss Mary Chace. Miss Tous-
saint Dubois, Miss Mary Harrison, Mrs.
Dorothy Sauer and Miss DorothCa
StorcS, The new members of the ac-
tive Alpha Pi Chapter Of Alpha Delta
Pi who were initiated March include
Miss Helen Bach, Miss Ruth Mac
Arthur, Miss Louise Mackall, Miss Mary
P.icss. Miss Virginia Storck. s.iss Doro-
thy Albert and Miss Ruth Grisgs. The
uninitiated pledges are Miss Chita
Brown, Miss Grace Hurd. Miss Clouie
Senitiere and Miss Martha Steele.
Mr.. G. c. Dickens had returned from
two-week business stay in the South.
The District of Columbia Alumnae
Association Of Gamma Phi Beta will
gve.a luncheon in the American ASSo-
cation of University Women's Club. at
1884 l street northwest. tomorrow at
] o'clock.
About so prominent Washingtonians
will be present at q pre-view of The
Light of Asia" the first film ever pro-
Cuced in India at the First National
projection rooms i'll the Mather Build
ing Monday afternoon st 2:S0 O'Clock;
The picture deals with the life of
Buddha and is considered one of the
most noteworthy artistic achievements
Of the Orient in recent years. Among
the guests at the pre-view will be Mrs
Tytus McLennan. Mr.. Leander McCor-
mick Goodhart. commercial secretary
Harold II. Sims. Mrs. Felicia Pearson
and the commercial counselor of the
British embassy and Lady Broderick.
Several patrons and patroneSSes have
been added to the list of those who are
interested in the three concerts TO be
given by the Elena de Sayn String
Quartet. March u. 10 and Is. in the
Du Barry Hall in the Draper Building.
They include Mrs. E. d. White. Mrs.
Terry B. Thompson. the Misses Johnson,
MFR. William Bruce King. Mr.. Clarence
Blachley. the Rev. Paul Sperry and Miss
Anita Schade, president of the German
Literary Association.
The Schubert quartet for guitar,
violin, viola and cello will have It's
American premiere Monday. assisted by
sophocles T. Papas. the Greek guitar
eirtuoso.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty. chairman
ot patroneSses for the Mi-Careme dance
for the benefit of Monticello. has among
the patronesSes for the event: Mrs
Edward Terry Sanford, Mrs. David A.
Reed. Mrs. Key Pittman. Mrs. Walter
z. Page. Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes. Mrs
Sol Bloom. Mrs. Finis J. Garrett, Mrs.
Cordell Hull, Mrs. william D. Mitchell
Mrs Frank Dickinson Let's. Mrs.
Ineooore w. Moves, Mrs Perry Belmont.
mrs. David De Bose Gaillard. Mrs.
HenEy w. Fitch. Mrs. Robert Hollister
Chapman. Mrs. Samuel Williams Earle
Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh, Mrs Frederick
9 HICKS. Mrs. Henry A. Strong, Mrs
Frank B. Freyer. Mrs. Stephen BonsaI
and Mrs. Charles M. Oman.
The dance. which will take place
THURSDAY. at the Mayfiower Hotel will
oe IN the nature of an old-fashioned
country dance with many unusual and
oeIgntful features that have not been
on the programs or in the arrangements
o. any OF the balls given this season
eccorcing To announcement bv Mrs
Deios A. Blodgett. chairman OF the bali
Much interest is already bein. shown
oy prominent Washingtonians In the
coming to this city Of the famous Mask
nc Wig Club Of the University of