Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-22

/ vais Richards, Miss Katherine Edmon-
ston Riegel, Miss Lucille Swift, Miss
] Louise Turner, Miss Carolyn Mclean
Walker, Miss Susanna Bagley Wallace,
Miss Helen Lee Washington Miss Betty
West and Miss Georgette VERIFY.
Miss Margaret Shea, Miss Dolores
Carroll and Miss Nell Clements will be
! the hosteSSeS at buffet supper given
in honor of the rusheS of the Gamma
! Epsilon Sorority tomorrow evening at
the home of Miss Shea in Chevy Chase.
The Christmas dance to be given at
| the Wesley Heights Community Club for
the younger members will be held Mon
day evening, December 30, instead OF
! last Friday as previously announced.
| The young pSoplss' committee consists
of Miss Lois Webb, chairman Miss
! Mary Barkalow, Miss Carolyn Barka-
| low, Mr.. Phillip Herrick, Mr.. John Car
don and Mr.. Harry Knapp. The Floor
! Committee includes Mr.. Charles r.
| Stark, jr: Miss Elizabeth Saunders.
! Mr.. Ernest DAILY. Mr.. John Garrett,
Miss Carolyn Barkalow and Mrs.
Charles H. Ruth, jr.
The Alpha D,lta Chapter of the
Delta Zsta Sorority will hold their
Christmas dance at the A. A. u. w. Mon
day evening, December %, with Mrs. John
Gardner Laid acting as hostess. Miss
Helen -Martell is in charge OF arrange
mentS and chaperons will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman B. AmeS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Werner p. Clapp and Mr.. and Mrs. Laid.
The v. M. I. Club of Northern Vir-
ginia will give its initial dance at Gull
pSp~f TUESDAY evening December go
from 9 to 2:30 O'Clock. The club is COM
posed Of V. M. I. Cadets from Gull
pepper, Orange, Fredericksburg, Warren
ton, Upperville, Front Royal, Alexandria
and the surrounding territory.
Bsta Chapter of the Phi Delta Gam
ma Sorority gave the third of its series
of social events for the graduate stu
dents of George Washington University
Saturday evening in the sorority rooms
Miss Agnes Lee, assisted by Miss
Agnes Farrell and Miss Elsie Green,
planned the entertainment for the eve
ming Miss Margaret A. Klein, the
president of the sorority, received the
guests.
The event Saturday evening was the
last of the Fall series of social events
planned by the sorority in accordance
with its policy of promoting friendship
among the graduate students of the
university.
Mount Pleasant Chapter, Eo. "a. Or
der of the Eastern Star, celebrated It's
last meeting in 1880 by holding
Christmas party at the close OF its meet
ing Friday evening. Two large Christ
mas trees, laden with gifts, which were
later distributed by Santa Claus, were
placed on either side of the room. Each
member was presented with gift and
box of candy. After the distribution
of the gifts there was dancing.
Saturday evening, the retiring worthy
matron, Mrs. Nina Taylor, and the re-
firing worthy patron. Mr.. George Smith,
entertained the officers and heads OF
the various committees associated with
them during the year, and the past
patrons and past matrons, at well
appointed card party, in Mrs. TaylorS
home on VeaZey street.
At the NEE ting of the chapter Fri
day evening plans were made for the
annual dance and card party to be
held or Friday evening, January %, in
the Nsw Shoreham Hotel. Mr.. Alfred
Sherman is chairman of the committee
which will have charge of all arrange
ments for this event.