Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26
Sororities Schedule
Social Festivities
In Season s Program
Business Sessions Featured
by Charming Entertain
ments - Tau Sigma Pi
Group Observes Founders
Day.

Sigma Epsilon Sorority, Alpha Chap
ter, entertained at tea last Sunday
from 4:30 to $3.50 o'clock at the home OF
Miss Helene Page. 46O2 New Hampshire
avenue northwest.
Assisting Miss Page, who presided at
the tea table, were Miss Evelyn Small
wood, Miss Catherine Dupar and Miss
Helen Dolan.
A delightful reading was given by
Miss Hazel Beall of washington.
Attending were Mrs. Roberta Dage-
fish, Mrs. Mary Hudiberg, Miss Mildred
Gillinghan, Miss Helen Turner, Miss
Alma johnson, Miss Mary Tardy, Miss
Catherine Mcdonnell, Miss Rosemary
Humphrey, Miss Margaret McVean, Miss
Catherine Rea, Miss Barbara Tyler, Miss
Frances Laws, Miss Ann Ffnegan, Miss
Helen Carver, Miss Dorothy Graham,
Miss Mary O'Connor, Miss Dorothea
Rehage, Miss Priscilla Naeker, Miss
Yvonne Beuchert, Miss Peggy Clark,
Miss Mary Lowry, Miss Margaret Man
nox, Miss Della Ferguson, Miss Cath
crime Howe, Miss Rose Moffett, Miss
Catherine Healy, Miss Elizabeth Nc
Daniel, Miss Louise Gallahorn, Miss
.JuIliane LANCE Miss Cecilia Luedtke,
Miss Nina Mclean, Miss Mary Agnes
O'Connell and Miss Catherine Wiley.
Gamma Sigma Sorority held its regu-
lar meeting Monday evening in the
home of Miss Kitty Marques, 1909 Ninth
street northwest.
An anniversary dinner dance was ar
ranged for Saturday, February 8. at the
Madrillon, when the newly elected OFF,
GERS will be installed. They are Miss
Kitty Marques, president Miss Hazel
Smith, secretary, and Mrs. Bessie Whit
vice president and treasurer.
A swimming party win be given to-
morrow evening at the Ambassador
Hotel for the rushees.
The. fifth annual Founders day BAN
duet of Tau Sigma Pi Sorority was held
Saturday evening, January Is, at the
Roosevelt Hotel. The tables were
attractively decorated with sweet peas.
the sorority flower, and ferns, the color
scheme being green and white, the
colors of the sorority A corsage cluster
of sweet peas of various colors was at
each girls place, adding beauty to the
table. A speech of farewell was made
by Mrs Virginia Hedges, the retiring
president of Alpha Chapter, and Miss
Ruth i. Huntington, the toastmistress,
presented her with silver loving cup
as a token of appreciation from the
girls of Alpha Chapter for her most
successful year as president.
A short address was also made by
Miss Virginia Shook, the new president
of Alpha Chapter for 1880. Miss
Pauline Collier, new president of Beta
Chapter, made a short speech, as well
as Miss Virginia Compton and Miss
Inez Passman of Beta and Miss Ethel
Flaherty of Alpha.
The favors were silver purse COM
pacts with the sorority seal on them.
A birthday cake of green and white
was on the table, the i've candles repre-
Senting the years Of active work Of the
sorority. @
Beta Chapter has just taken In five
new members, who were heartily well
coined by both Alpha and Beta Chap
tiers. The new members are Miss Jessie
Barnes, Miss Dorothy Hardie. Miss
Myrtle Montgomery. Miss Thelna
Robey and Miss Pearl Sorrell.
The committee in charge of the BAN
quet included Miss Ruth Huntington,
chairman and toastmistress; Miss Louise
Luve and Miss Ethel Flaherty of Alpha
Chapter and Miss Virginia Compton
and Miss Pauline Collier Of Beta Chap
ter.
The new officers for Alpha Chapter
for the year 1890 are: Miss Virginia
Shook, president; Miss Louise Luve.
vice president; Miss Mabel thinner
man, corresponding secretary; Miss
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Miss Eleanor RoSenberger, treasurer,
and Miss Mary Glenn, chaplain.
Beta Chapter officers are: Miss
Pauline Collier, president; Miss Thelma
Collier, vice president; Miss Mabel
Bowie, corresponding secretary; Miss
Virginia Compton, recording secretary:
Miss Marian Woodend, treasurer; Miss
1nez Passman; chaplain, and Miss Edna
Crafty, publicist.
The Washington Alumnae Chapter of
the Chi Omega Fraternity will hold its
annual bridge party at the Hamilton
Hotel next Saturday, February /, at $3.50
O'Clock. Mrs. d. Lynch Younger, who
is president Of the chapter here, viii be
assisted by Miss Helen Lupton, Miss
Mary Temple Hill and Mrs. Francis
Lackey.
The washington Alumnae Associa-
ton of Kappa Delta Sorority enter
tanned at the Kappa Delta House
Thursday evening, January Is, to meet
the alumnae members Of Sigma Rho
the new Kappa Delta chapter installed
at the University Of Maryland last No
veTnber.
The guests from Sigma Rho were
Miss Nellie Buckley, Miss Ruth McRae,
Miss Winifred McMinimy, Miss Alma
Preinkert, Miss Alberta Woodward
Miss Olive Settler, Miss Mary Bourke,
Miss Irene Mead, Miss Maxine Heiss,
Miss Josephine Kelly, Miss Margaret
McMinimy and Mrs. H. S. Heine.
The members of Alpha Chapter, Beta
Chi National Sorority, met informally
at dinner Tuesday, January 20, in the
dining room of the Cavalier Apart
ments, where the sorority has rooms.
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