Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
Sigma Epsilon Group
OF Fraternity. Folk
~ =! Sponsor Fashion Show
Event Scheduled at Ward
man Park Hotel for March
Especial Notes Of Prom
inent Sororities. =.

Elaborate plans are now being made
for a fashion show to be given March
AZ in the main ball room of Wardman
Park Hotel by the executive council
OF Sigma Epsilon Sorority. Plans also
call for dancing after the show or be-
tween the different parts of the show
The entire production is !under the d.
rection of Mr.. and Mrs, r. HudibiIrs
while the girls on the committee in
clude Miss Evelyn Smallwood, chair
man, Alpha Chapter; Miss Elizabeth
Leonard, Beta Chapter Miss Ruth
Richter, Gamma Chapter; Miss Cath
crime G. Lorenz, Delta Chapter. and
miss Dorothy Gardner, M Chapter.
The Washington Alumnae Chapter,
Kappa Alpha Theta, will be entertained
Tuesday evening at o'clock in the
home Of Mrs. Thomas r. Taylor at 1905
Jocelyn street, Chevy Chase. Assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. KaVanaugh, Mrs.
Howser and Miss Helen Hayes. All
Thetas in Washington are welcome.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae As
sociation will meet Tuesday, February
10, at the Burlington Hotel. Supper
will be served at o'clock Miss Alice
Atwood. 1916 Euclid street northwest,
who, with Mrs Gilman W. Smith and
Miss Ruth Forbes, is hostess for the
evening. The program is to be VAL
entine surprise arranged by the social
committee.
The Iota Sigma Epsilon Sorority
celebrated its twelfth anniversary yes
terday at the Hay-Adarns House with
. banquet and dance, y.
Mrs. Herbert Shepherd acted as
stoastmistreSS, and short speeches were
lGiven by Miss Betty Bergman, preSi-
ldent of the sorority,9 and Miss Mabel
sGrifhth. president of the Atoigis Club,
1.-THE active unit of the sorority at Gen.
trial High School Miss Clarice Bland
srecited the sorority'S poem, and an en-
ttertainment was given under the SUI
spervisicn of Mrs. Gayle BaptistA and
Miss Margaret Holland.
The three Washington chapters of
beta Chi, national sorority, celebrated
1.-THE twelfth birthday anniversary of the
tsorority with charming program dance
kat the Congressional Country Club
TUESDAY evening. More than so young
Scouples danced to the strains Of @ pop
ular jazz orchestra in the ball room of
the club from 10 pm. until i O'Clock
am. Favors, commemorative; of $ the
accession, took the form of dainty silver
necklaces for the girls and silver ciga-
srette toppers for the men. All bore the
teeal OF the sorority. Punch was served
Iduring the evening.
The ball room was bright with the
many colored gowns of, the girls and
with the blue and gold banner of the
sorority on the wall.
The dance was planned and executed
10y capable committee which included
Mrs. James ONeill and Mrs. Claude
sClagett, Alpha Chapter; Miss Miriam
IDraeger and Miss Alice Morgan, Gamma
fChapter; Miss Martha Burch and Miss
IShirley Kellam, Eta Chapter.
Twenty members of the Phi Gamma
IPi Sorority from chapters in New York.
pennsylvania and New Jersey Joined
with Il members of the local chapters.
Eta and Theta, in luncheon and grand
council meeting at, the Carlton Hotel
Sunday, February g. The luncheon was
held in the patio and wAs1followed by a
meeting in the broom5, Various mat
Cers OF lmportancegto the sorority were
discussed and decided. oThe next grand
council meeting will be held in Atlantic
City during the eaSly part of June.
The conference was arranged by the
Eta and Theta Chaptefss and all plans
were in the hands otaMtkS Tillie Udoff
and Miss Blanche Kfonn1an, who were
assisted by Miss BeFtaA4 Silver, Miss
Yetta Halpefn, Miss Helen Buchalter,
Miss Rhoda ;Kaplowitz. Miss Molly Katz
and the two chanceilors,s Miss Betty
Kronman and Miss ESsie RAphelsoa.,
The Alpha Chapter of Gamma Sigma
Sorority held its fourth annual9 dinner