Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-26

MRS. Rose L. johnson, Mrs. Minnie
, Koerppen, Miss NJ L. Lutz, Miss Eliza.
beth Lynn, Miss Julia r. Martin, Miss
Bertha Mccain, Mr.. otto NJ Miller.
Miss Elizabeth Milovich, Misses Minitor,
Miss Mamie v. Mitchell. Miss Annie r.
Murphy, Mrs. j. D. Prosise, Mrs. Earl
Ruth, Mr.. B. F. Saul, Miss Margaret
Sherlock, Mrs. v. II. Stonesifer, Mrs.
Il. e. Sullivan, Mrs. Frances Thuee
and Mime. Theresa de Provost.
The Washington Alumnae Chapter Of
Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity held q tea
in honor of Miss Katherine Phelps and
Miss Mildred Fansler. new initiates OF
Beta Alpha Chapter at George Wash
ington University, Sunday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Laurie Hess, province
president. Attending were Miss Kath-
crime Bennett, Mrs. w. Paul Briggs,
Miss Marion Campbell, Miss Beatrice
Clephane, Miss Katherine Day, Mrs.
Paul Loehler Miss Elizabeth MasterSon,
Miss Evelyn Pierson, Miss Mildred
Trotter, Mrs. John Warlick, Miss Julia
watkins, Miss Elizabeth Eidhammer.
Miss Olivia Watkins. Miss Dorothy
Haislip, Miss Helen Manning, Miss Mary
Hall. Miss Elizabeth Hall, Miss Molly
Brinckley, Miss Elizabeth Lowell Miss
Dorothy Worrall, Miss Larry Worrall,
Miss Elizabeth Crawley, Miss Elizabeth
Crosby and Miss Thelma Cox.
The Alumni of Sacred Heart Of Mary
Academy Of Washington held its an
nual dinner in the Georgian room OF
the Olney Inn on Saturday evening,
October l8. Among those attending
were Miss Evelyn Collins Miss L.
Gality, Miss B. Mills. Miss L. Auth,
Miss A. Ault, Miss M. Rich, Miss e.
Dolon Miss NJ Brinckley, Miss K.
O'Connor, Miss E. Flint, Miss M. Dun
nington, Miss E. O'Connor, Mrs. G.
Price, Mrs. M. Awkward, Miss E. Bran
son. Miss e. Mccain, Miss M. Harold,
Miss E. Regain and Miss M. Hawke.
The washington Alumnae Association
of Phi Mu Sorority will open its social
season with a bridge party Wednesday.
Miss Louise Jaquette, president of the
association, will be hostess.
The officers Of the Phi Mu Alumnae
Association are: President, Miss Louise
Jaquette; vice president, Miss Lon
Fischer, and treasurer, Mrs. Anita
Eckels.
The Alpha Chapter of the Phi Sigma
Chi Sorority held Its Fall rush tea
Sunday, october 10. at the home Of
Miss Marguerite Tippett, 1419 Perry
place northwest Attending were Miss
Helen williams. Miss Margaret Murray,
Miss Marguerite Tippett, Miss Helen
Harris, Miss Webster Richards, Miss
Dorothy Lee, Miss Doris Cover, Miss
Dorothy Rice, Miss Virginia Richards,
Miss Lillian Homage. Miss Mary Ker-
nan. Miss Florence Pyle, Miss Marie
Hunt, Miss Rose Schram, Miss Elsie
Powell, Miss Francis Bowers, Miss
Katherine Harris. Miss Freda Sacks
and Miss Mary Roche.
The Sigma Kappa Phi Sorority an
nounces the event of its opening sub
scription dance to be held Thanksgiving
eve, Wednesday, November 26, in the
beautiful and spacious ball room Of the
new Shoreham Hotel. Dancing will be
from 10 until o'clock. The arrange
ments for the affair were completed at
a meeting of the entire executive COM
mittee of the sorority held Wednesday
in the home Of Mrs. Adelaide Jerman,
Alpha, 448 Newton street northwest.
The committee Is elected to serve for
the 1930-31 season, and includes Mrs
Jerman and Miss Elton v. Ashby,
Alpha; Miss Martha Lacy and Miss
Mar1on-LouiSe Hayes, Beta, and Miss
Virginia Parry and Miss Regina Wat
kins, Gamma. Miss Mae Hummer,
president OF Beta, also attended the
meeting Of the committee.
A regular meeting of Beta Chapter
will be held Wednesday, october 20, at
the home of Miss Martha Lacy. Dis
position will be made of SIS gold piece
and the winner announced.
With many local and out-of-to
alumni and its chapter at West Virginia
University as guests, Taft Chapter of
Phi Alpha Delta Fraternity of George
town Law School completed ar
rangements for the formal opening of
its new house at 174l X street north
west. The formal house opening was
celebrated in conjunction with the
annual homecoming game between
Georgetown and West Virginia.
Following the Georgetown-West Vir-
ginia foot ball game there was open
house at the chapter house, which was
followed by formal dance Saturday
night from 10 to l. Plans were con-