Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-29
Social Fetes Listed
By Sorority Groups
For Holiday Season
Luncheon Scheduled by Mt.
Holyoke Alumnae-Christ-
mas Party and Tea Spor.
sored by Other Fraternii.
ties.

The annual luncheon of the WASH
ington Association OF Mount Holyoks
Alumnae in honor OF Mount Holyoke
students from Washington who are at
home for the holidays will be given on
January 3. at l o'clock, at the Madril-
Ion, New York avenue near Fifteenth
street. Guests OF the association this
year will be: Miss Virginia Deyber,
Miss Frances Gernand. Miss Mary Nc
Millen, Miss Nola Sanborn, Miss Kath-
crime Scott, Miss Marjory Smith. Miss
Josephine Stevens. Miss Nancy Van
Buren, and Miss Elizabeth Wheeler.
Mount Holyoke alumnae and students
| who may be in the city are cordially
| invited. Reservations should be made
through the treasurer, Mrs. Walter L.
Clark. 4400 Lowell street northwest, not
later than January /.
Sigma Theta Sigma Sorority will
start the new year with tea held on
| New Year day from to O'Clock at
the home of Miss Alice D. Taylor, 1920
, Ingomar street northwest Hostesses
for the occasion are Miss Alice TAYLOR
Miss Margarete Mitchell, Miss Isabelle
Stleg. Miss Elizabeth Price and Miss
Marjorie Walker.
A delightful Christmas party was en-
Joyed by the girls Of the Delta Phi
Sigma and number of their friends
| wednesday evening. December 10, at
the home Of Mrs. Florence Derrick, 0
Poplar avenue, Takoma Park.
Many of the girls were in costume.
which added to the cheerful atmos-
phere. Santa presented each of those
present with gift from the Christmas
tree.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. AS the club expected to send a
Christmas basket to some needy family,
each member brought a donation for
that purpose.
A formal Christmas dance for the
members of Alpha Chapter, Beta Chi
Sorority, was held at the attractive
New Idea Country Club, near Arling-
ton, Va, Thursday, December 26. Miss
Marianne Spellbring and Miss Wini-
tred Hirsh composed the committee in
charge OF the dance, which lasted from
1890 until 80 O'Clock with a delicious
buffet supper served at midnight. The
holiday spirit prevailed throughout the
evening and all present voted the af-
fair great success.
The Phi Alpha Fraternity, converting
| at the Willard tomorrow for a three
day session, has many social functions
scheduled In connection with its meet
ing. Tomorrow night members will be
guests at a supper dance being given
IN the large ballroom on Tuesday there
will be card party and tea for the
wives and daughters of members in
the presidential suite and cabinet room:
on Wednesday there will be a luncheon
in the Willard room, and the afternoon
session will be followed by a tea dance
in the Willard room
The Delta Phi Sigma Sorority will
give dance in the cabinet room at the
Willard on Friday, January 5. Miss
Cornelia Hill, st. Mary's Seminary, st.
Marys, Md. is in charge Of the ar
rangements for the affair.
Miss Irene Schmidt and Miss Mary
Schmidt we're hostesses to the Alpha
Chapter of the Kappa Phi Delta Ma
tional Sorority at a Christmas party
Monday night in their home, on Far
ragut street.
The hostesses had carefully planned
that the girls would enjoy many sur
prises.