Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09
Special Festivities
In Late Fall Season
On Sorority Programs
Members Make Merry at
Dinners. Suppers, Dances
and Rush Parties. and An
nounce Plans for Future
Events.

Members Of the Theta Alpha Chi So
scrity viii hold their twenty-first an
nual banquet and dance at the new
Ehoreham Hotel Monday, November II.
The banquet will be at 1880, followed by
dancing from 10 to / am, with music
by the Shoreham Lowe-Nevins Orches-
tra. A program of entertainment by
sorority members will be presented dur
ing the banquet, while wrist corSages of
yellow roses, the sorority flower, will
figure as favors.
The five chapters of the sorority
Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta and Epsilon
ARE joining in staging this annual
celebration, while number of alumni
will also be present as guests. The ban
quet will climax with the presentation
Of silver vases to the outgoing grand
regent and the chapter presidents of
last year.
The grand council of the sorority is in
charge of arrangements and includes
Miss Maxine Snavely, grand regent;
Miss Aubrey Babcock, vice grand regent;
Miss Josephine Rankin, grand record
ing secretary; Mrs. Sue Jemison, grand
corresponding secretary, and Miss Isabel
Alexander, grand treasurer; Miss Jayne
Adams, Miss Pearl Young, Mrs Fern
Keith, Miss Ada Alexander, Mrs. Eliza
beth Metcalf, Miss May Lacey, Miss
Marjorie Fuller, Miss Cornelia Wood
ward, Miss Estelle Cunningham and
Miss Margaret Bride.
The Washington Alumnae Chapter of
Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity will give a
progressive supper party tomorrow
evening in honor of Beta Alpha Chap
ter and its rushes at George Washing
ton University. The first course Will
be held at the home of Mrs. Don Kirk
ley, the second course at the homes of
Mrs. Laurie Hess and Mrs. Howard
Warren, the third course at the home
of Mrs. Paul Loefler and the last course
followed by bridge, at the home of Miss
Beatrice Clephane. The committee in
charge OF arrangements consists of Mrs.
Paul Loehler, chairman; Mrs. w. Paul
Briggs, Mrs. Don Kirkley, Mrs. How
ard Warren, Mrs. Laurie Hess, Miss
Virginia Ronsaville, Miss Katherine
Day, Miss Phoebe Tauberschmidt, Miss
Beatrice Clephane, Miss Marie Didden
and Miss Evelyn Pierson.
The regular November meeting of the
chapter will be held at the home of
Mrs. Paul Loehler, 4007 Connecticut
avenue, Friday evening. All alumnae
members of the fraternity are urged
to attend
The regular meeting of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association is
to be held at 6 o'clock Monday. No
vember 10, at the Y. w. c. A. head
quarters, Sevente enth and K streets
northwest. The entertainment for the
evening will be historical review of
the association given by Mrs. Edward
Stones and talk on her trip to the
Ooerammagau by Miss Edith Macauley.
zeta Chapter of Chi Sigma Sorority
became acquainted with its "rushees'
at 9 tea Sunday afternoon, October 26,
In the sorority rooms. The rush girls
present were Miss Ellen Briggs, Miss
margaret Cragg, Miss Genavieve Fegan,
MISS Nancy Haas, Miss Edith Hammel,
Miss Mary Maiden, Miss Catherine
Quill, Miss Anna May Ryan and Miss
Donna May Sparks. ARRANGEMENTS
were made by Mrs. Ethel L-wry .I'homp-
son, who is in charge of this seasons
rushing" program. The national presi-
dent, Miss Margaret Casey, was present
ana extended welcome TO the girls.
Miss Mary Agatha Kelly of Dobbs
Very, N. Y, was elected president of
the New York Chapter Of the Trinity
College washington, D. c. AIumnae
Association at the meeting November /,
held IN the Women's University Club,
New York, to succeed Mrs. Vincent p,
Butler Of Jersey City.
The other officers chosen to assist
Miss Kelly included Miss Louise Cliff
ford Of New York City vice president.
Miss Katherine Fenlon of Pelham
Manor, N. Y, secretary, and Miss
Marie Madden of Brooklyn, N. Y,
treasurer.
The practice Of forwarding all the
proceeds Of the social events Of the COM
ing year to the building and endow-
ment fund Of Trinity College win be
continued by the incoming staff Of
officers.
A rush tea was given by Lambda
Chapter Of Chi Sigma National Sorority
ut the Cavalier Hotel last Sunday. Miss
Betty Deakins was hostess. and the
guests were Miss Esther Cooling, Miss
Marguerite Petit. Miss Genevieve Hart
Miss Marian Hart. Miss nellie Hancock
Miss Mildred Troxel, Miss Nellie Mae
Ne1, Miss Laura Bradshaw, Miss Vir-
gtnia Pendleton. Miss Muriel Barnes
Miss Hazel Anthony. Miss Catherine
jenkins, Miss Ellen Pfiuger, Miss Vir-
gfnia Becker. Miss Alma jenkins and
Hiss Peggy Boyland.
The Junior Pi-Tau-Pi Fraternity
gave q formal dance last night at the
Woodmont Country Club, number Of
out-of-town guests participating. Among
them were Misses Harriet Katz, Amalit
Echoenthal, Claire Myers and Dorothy
Newman Of Baltimore; Lois Greenberf
of Charleroi, Pa; Marvin Kader, So
Jacobs and Fred Fensterwald Of thu
University of Pennsylvania and Eman.
uel Wertheimer and Daniel Crone O.
Baltimore.
The Epsilon Chapter of the Iots
Gamma Phi Sorority entertained las
Sunday at the Little Russian Restau-
rant with a luncheon and bridge ir
honor of their new members Mis-
Beulah Goldberg, Miss Bessie Goldberg
Miss Sara Loet and Miss Ethel Kramer
At the last meeting of this chapte
the officers installed for the cominI
:. year were: Miss Hilda Greenberg, chan
cellor; Miss Rose Jinkin. scribe; Mrs
n. Yaffy. treasurer, and Miss Freid;
Rosenblatt, sergeant at arms.
Founders day stag banquet will b.