Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-23
Dinners. Luncheons.
And Teas in Schedule
Of Local Sororities
Variety of Entertainments
of Record in Week just
Ended-Rushees Given
the Glad Hand"

The second Of the series Of monthly
suncheons being given by the Genera
Alumni Association Of the George
washington University will take place
saturday, December 6, &C 1880 o'clock
ct the Hotel La Fayette, when the
alumni will be given an insight into
program. The speakers will be the
director of physical education for men
Prof. James Z. Pixlee, and the director
Of physical education Tor women, Prof
Ruth Atwell.
Mr.. James M. Proctor, president Of
the General Alumni Association, will
preside. All graduates and friends oil
the university are invited.
Epsilon Chapter, Kappa Beta p
Legal Sorority, entertained its rushees
Mt o. theater party at the Belasco
Theate. last evening. Following the
performance the guests were taken TO
the willard Coffee Shoppe, where re-
treatments were served Those attend
ing were Miss Gretta r. Palen, Mrs.
Ernest Field Parkinson, Miss Edyth M
Perkins. MRS. Vera Hagan Leichtman,
Miss Dorothy j. Quinlan, Miss Frances
w. Pepper, Mrs. Elizabeth p. Cubber-
ley, Miss Selma C. Anderson, Miss
Grace z. Kincare, Miss Anna T. Fra
tantuono, Miss Elizabeth F. Reed, Miss
Elna M. Anderson, Mrs. Josephine
Tardiff. Miss Martha Lickteig, Miss
Agnes McWhinnie, Miss Rose Votava,
Misc Cecilia Thornton, Miss Ella j.
Maloney. Mrs. Anna Mae Smith, Miss
Norine KlosS, Miss Julia Banks, Miss
Mary L. Chadwick, Miss Helen A:
Siapnicka, Mrs. Maude r. Pryse and
Mrs. Gertrude L. Pierce. Mrs. Joseph
inc Tardiff, chairman: Miss Edna
Moren and Miss Agnes McWhinnie
were in charge Of arrangements.
Tau Zeta Chi Sorority, under the
direction Of Mr. Fred L. Schickler, pre-
scented "Artichokes for Dinner" q
three-act comedy by Lindsey Barbee.
Tuesday and "wednesday. November IL
and 10, at Brightwood Park M. Z.
to the Swartzsl Home Methodist
ORDNANCE. The cast consisted of Mrs.
Hester Cullers, Miss LouCeille Horton,
Mrs. Edith Gusack, Miss Iona Browne,
Mrs. Helen Herbert, Miss Mildred Jen-
nings, Miss Viola Wyand and Miss
Virginia Schmidt.
After the performance Wednesday
night, the sorority gave supper party
for its members and their escorts at
the M4orll1Ou.
The annual dance Of Iota Chapter.
Chi Sigma National Sorority. will be
held Christmas night at the New
Shoreham Hotel. Elaborate plans are
being made by the committee to make
this the most brilliant event Of the
The committee in charge includes
Miss Dorothy Wills, Miss Hilda
Bertham. Miss Margaret Collins. Miss
Loretto Mansfield. Mrs. Gladys Bowd.
lie and Miss Mary Lou Colliflower.
Plans are being made by Miss Eve
lyn Schwartz, initiation chairman, for
q progressive dinner and a pledging
banquet for rushees.
Alpha Chapter Of Nu Sigma Pi
Sorority held its FIRST dance OF the sea-
son, in part o closed affair, October
Q, ut the New idea Country Club, from
10 20 2 o'clock.
The guests were received by the presi-
dent. Miss Peggy Clarke. Miss Della
Ferguson was IN charge Of arrange
ments, assisted by Miss Catherine
Howell.
Mu Chapter, Psi lambda Tau So
rority, held its third annual installation
banquet and dance at the New Shore
ham Hotel. Saturday, November is.
The table was beautifully decorated
with o large boat-shaped bouquet OF
flowers.
The members on the committee were
Miss Bertha Schwartz. Miss Josephine
Sternberg and Miss Sophie Schwartz.
Mrs. Abe Cohen, who was elected
sorority mother for the third conSecu-
tive year, was presented with q bouquet
Of roses. A chancellorIs key was pre-
sented by the sorority TO Miss Sophie
KlivitxlIy, the retiring chancellor.
Speeches were made by the toast
mistress, Miss Sadie fSlivitzky, who
also introduced the new officers, Mrs.
.Esta Warsaw, chancellor: Miss Bertha
Schwartz, vice chancellor; Miss Joseph
Inc Sternberg, scribe; Miss Mary
Kramer, quaester; Miss Irene Under
slime, marshal, and Mis- Sadie XIII
vitzky, orator.
At the close of the banquet toast
was made to DR.. and Mrs. A. D. Solo,
mon, who had just arrived from their
wedding trip.
The members Of Delta Chapter,
lambda Sigma Kappa Sorority, VIII
hold their first dance Of the season,
December 8, at the La Fayette Hotel.
Committee in charge Of the dance in
ciudes Miss Frances GorreM. Mrs. Ethel
Sendlak, Miss Virginia Nelligar and
The sixth annual dance of the local
conference Of the Catholic Students
Mission Crusade viii be held in the
main ball room Of the Shoreham
Hotel the evening Of February 6.
This dance viii bring together those
units Of the conference representing
the private academies, colleges and
alumnae and alumni of these institu-
tons. The various committees in
charge are under the craftsmanship Of
the officers, Miss Marie Herbert, presi-
dent; Mr.. Joseph Collihower, vice presi-
dent; Miss Margaret Barrett, CORE
spending secretary; Miss Evangeline
Rice, recording secretary: Mr.. Philip
Hannah, treasurer, and Miss Mary
McQuiIlan, Miss Inez Ford, Miss
Margaret Fealy, Miss Anna Mae Ryan,
Mr.. Bernard Cook, Miss Mary Lou
Collidower and Miss Frances DAILY.