Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-16
St. Patrick Day Dance
Future Attraction In
Fraternity World
Newman Club Announces
Program Scheduled at
Country Club - Special
Notes of Leading Sorority
Activities.

The annual st. Patrick's day dance
of the Newman Club of George Wash
ington University will be held tomorrow
night from 10 to l o'clock at the Ken
wood Country Club. The Washington
Five Orchestra will furnish the music.
An interesting program of entertain
ment has been prepared, including Miss
Eileen Lally, interpreter of popular
songs; Ann and George Filgate, juve-
nile acrobatic dancers, and Mr. Sam
uel Rosey, who will give several xylo-
phone solos.
The reception committee will be COM
posed of Miss Camilla Cleary, Miss Ag-
mes O'Brien and Miss Mary Kerwin.
The committee in charge of the dance
includes Mr.. Walter O'Brien, chairman;
Miss Marian Roberts, Miss Marie Sulli-
van, Miss Frances Hamill Mr.. Tom
Bentley, Mr.. Dudley Aud and Mr.. Ed
ward Orozco.
Sigma Theta Sigma Sorority will hold
its annual Founders day banquet Thurs
day at the Hotel Roosevelt, on which
occasion the charter members will be
the honored guests. The decorations
will be carried out in the sorority col
ors of blue and gray. Following the
banquet there will be dancing. The
committee in charge of the arrange
Walker, Miss Margaret Fitzgibbon, Miss
Alma Nussear, Miss Margarete Mitch
ell and Miss Alice D. Taylor.
The Washington Alumnae Chapter of
Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity held its
March meeting at the home of Mrs.
Howard Warren Friday evening, Mrs.
Charles Sammons acting as joint host
ess. The meeting was followed by
bridge. Among those present were Mrs.
Joseph Baird, Mrs. Don Kirkley, Miss
Beatrice Clephane, Miss Virginia Ron
saville, Miss Dorothy Gollodsy, Miss
Elizabeth MasterSon, Mrs. Laurie Hess,
Mrs. w. Paul Briggs, Mrs. Paul Loeb
Ter, Miss Phoebe Underestimate Miss
Marie Didden, Miss Mildred Trotter,
Miss Katharine Bennett, Miss Lucy
bers of the alumnae chapter will be
the guests of Beta Alpha Chapter at
George Washington University at a tea
to be held this afternoon at the home
of Miss Marion Stewart, 1442 Clifton
street.
zeta Chapter of Chi Sigma Sorority
held its first and second degrees of ini-
tiation Tuesday, March IL, at the So
rority club rooms. The initiation chair
man, Mrs. Edith Eckstein, was assisted
by the entire chapter. If these four
pledges get in zeta Chapter, the total
membership will be an even so.
Zeta Chapter also celebrated st. Pat
rick's last night. Its annual dance was
held at Indian Springs and was classed
as successful in every way. The chair
man, Miss Gertrude Ochs, and her COM
mittee, Miss Dorothy Healy and Miss
Gertrude Bell, are to be congratulated.
The prizes were unique and the music
good.
zeta's bowling team is progressing.
The girls who have made the team to
represent the chapter in the national
finals are Miss Emily SuSson. Miss
Ethel Baker, Miss Evelyn Riley, Miss
Dorothy Achterkirchen, Miss Alma Bell
and Miss Lora Patton.
The IL new members of Gamma Del
Ia Sigma Sorority took their final
pledge Of membership March 9 at
meeting at the Ambassador Hotel at
o'clock in the afternoon, which was
followed by tea at o'clock for the
entire sorority. They are, namely, Miss
Miss Margaret Cox, Miss Frances Cox,
Miss Anne Russell, Miss Bee Cahill,
Miss Claire Leaman, Miss Betty Jones.
Miss Dorothy Donovan, Miss Anne Sui
Ivan, Miss Eileen Brown. Miss Louise
Brown, Miss Lucille Magee and Miss
Genevieve Magee, members of the 1880
class of Holy Cross Academy. They
will be known as Delta Chapter and
have as their founder Mrs. Ruth Nc
Key Werber of Theta Chapter, who is
a member of the class of "a at Holy
Cross. Mrs Werber will act as their
president for the remainder of the year,
when she viii be succeeded by Miss
Eileen Brown, whom they have chosen
to I'LL that office next year.
A regular meeting of Delta Chapter
Of Sigma Kappa Phi Sorority was held
at the home of Miss Martha Lacey,
president, on Wednesday, March II.
Final arrangements were made for the
card party to be given at 2103 Rhode
Island avenue northeast March 20.
At recent meeting of the advisory
council of the Sigma Kappa Phi So
rority, which was held at the home of
Miss Marion Louise Hayes, initial plans
were made for the sorority's annual
Easter banquet to be given at the May
flower Hotel.
The March meeting of the Alpha Pi
Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi
was held Tuesday evening, March IL,
in the home of Miss Marion j. Drown,
5006 Thirteenth street. Plans for the
annual luncheon given by the alumnae
to the chapter at George Washington
University and their pledges were dis
cussed. The luncheon will take place
on March % at the home of Miss Grace
Newton. SCOT Sixteenth street. The
business meeting was followed by bridge
Alpha Delta Phi present were Mrs.
John Bisselle, Miss Katherine Brake,
Miss Virginia Burbank, Miss Mary Lou
Use Chace, Miss Marion j. Drown, Miss
Lorraine Dickinson, Mrs. G. z. Eakin
Miss Elizabeth Hobbs, Miss Bernardine
Horn, Mrs. A. e. Laughlin, Mrs. Vera
Martin, Mrs. Beatrice McEvers, Miss
Aurelia Moore, Miss Grace Newton, Miss
Nellie Oesterle. Miss ALA Rogers, Mrs
Ethel Knight Pollard, Miss Harriet Ross
and Miss Grace Sandhouse.
A st. Patrick's dance will be given
by the Kappa Tau Chi Sorority tomor-
row evening at the Blue Triangle Hut,
Twentieth and B streets northwest
Music will be furnished by a we'll known
orchestra.
The committee in charge Of arrange
ments includes Miss Ellen Keane, chair