Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-01
GNU. Alumni tOEntertain
In Honor of June Graduates
Reception and Dance Scheduled for June In
Corcoran Hall-Festivities Sponsored by
Other Leading Sororities.

The General Alumni Association O
the George Washington University wi
entertain at reception and dance Il
honor of the members of the jun
graduating class Saturday evening
Jnune 2, in Corcoran Hall of the uni
versity. DR.. Oscar Benwood Hunter
president of the association, and Mrs
Hunter will receive with the senior elias!
presidents.
The reception will be preceded by tn
annual meeting of the association, whel
officers for the next year will be electet
and annual reports will be made.
Miss Margaret Maize of the class o
r2S is chairman of the committee OF
arrangements for the annual meeting
and reception. At the reception she vii
have assisting her a group Of recen
graduates of the university, including
Miss Margaret Rees, Miss Ermyntrude
Walden. Miss Elizabeth Miles, Miss Eliz
abeth Wright, Mrs. George Muth, Mis-:
Alice Graham, Miss Elizabeth Drake
Miss Georgia Eiker, Miss Evelyn Person
Miss Maude O'Flaherty and Miss judith
Steele.
The officers of the General Alumni
Association are DR.. oscar Benwooc
Hunter, president; Miss May Paul Brad
shaw, DR.. Charles B. Campbell, DR.
Kirkland, DR.. Ralph L. Morrison, Mr.
William F. Rosser, Mr.. Harold E. War
ner and Miss Emile Margaret White
vice presidents; Miss Irene PiStorio
treasurer, and Miss Margaret Maize, as
sistant treasurer. On the executive
committee are DR.. Daniel LeRay Bor-
den, DR.. c. Willard Camalier. Mr.. Ly-
man Dishman, Mrs. Harold F. Elbows
Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr.; Miss Olive
Geiger, Mr.. Albert L. Harris, DR.. Frank
A. Hornaday, Mrs. DaiSie I. HUFF, DR.
William T. Kerfoot, jr.; DR.. Carl Joseph
Mess, Mr.. Lewis Moneyway. Miss Marie
K. Saunders, DR.. Harry w. Sessford
Miss Ermyntrude Walden and Mr.. Har-
old A. Wheeler.
Delta Chapter of Sigma Epsilon So
rority is planning a 'sweethearts'
dance" scheduled for next Friday night
at the Washington Canoe Club. The
dance is going to be quite different from
anything this chapter has given.
Sweetheart" decorations will take the
place of bare walls. The girls Of this
chapter are devoting two evenings Of
their time toward decorating this ball
room, spending another evening entirely
on decorating with balloons. There
will be a voluminous amount Of balloon
decorations. To further add to the en-
joyment, Delta's girls have planned a
refreshment menu. Miss Mary Frances
Glenn, who will sing that evening, Is in
charge of the entertainment for the
evening.
Miss Catharine c. Lorenz and Miss
Gertrude Leavell are on the sweet
hearts dance" committee.
The sorority had another formal
third degree session, or initiation, last
Monday night at the Grace Dodge Hut,
which was followed by dance. The
guests of the evening were Miss Rose
mary Humphrey, Miss Catherine Pea,
Miss Ardella Smallwood, Miss Dorothy
Graham. Miss Dorothea Tehag, Miss
Helen Garner, Miss Elizabeth McDan-
iels, Miss Mary Tardy and Miss Ivonne
Beuchert of Alpha Chapter; Miss Eliza
beth Howe, Miss Eleanor Brooks, Miss
Elizabeth Brooks, Miss Catherine Brown,
Miss Charlotte Farnum and Miss Eileen
Haltigan of Beta Chapter; Miss Mabel
Money and Miss Marion Woodruff Of
Gamma Chapter; Miss Mary Frances
Glenn, Miss Helen Glenn, Miss Chris
tine Lurig, Mrs Dorothy Collier, Miss
Ethel IinSey and Mrs. Mildred Leef Of
Delta Chapter.
Miss Catherine Mcdonnell, chairman
Of the executive council committee, and
Miss Irene Ford, chairman of the third
degree committee. were in charge of
arrangements.
The Gamma Epsilon Sorority enter
tanned at dinner dance last evening
at the Congressional Country Club
when the members and their guests
were Miss Mary Catherine Dorsch, Miss
Jeanne Prince, Miss Regina Dorsch,
Miss Alyce Trew, Miss Dorothy Trew,
Miss Frances Weller, Miss Eleanor
Akers, Miss Mary Donohue, Miss DOL
ores Carroll, Miss Margaret Shea, Miss
Louise Mantz, Miss Nell Clement, Miss
Olivia Boss, Mr.. Bernard Blummer, Mr.
Feddie Lancaster, Mr.. Hunter G.
Grimes, Mr.. Jerry Lee, Mr.. George
Miller, Mr.. William Clarke, Mr.. Dan
Harvey, Mr.. George Rife, Mr.. A. Miller,
Mr.. John Coons, Mr.. George Boulser.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
Peter M. Dorsch and Mrs. w. w. Trew.
Mrs. Eugene z. Stevens was hostess
to the members of the Washington
Mount Holyoke Alumnae Association
for the last meeting of the current
year, Saturday, May "a. The program
for the day took the form of q business
meeting in which reports from the vari-
Gus committees for the year were made
by the individual chairman and plans
were discussed for ways Of adding to
the scholarship fund which the local
association has pledged itself TO raise.
The following officers were elected for
the coming year: Mira. Eugene Z.
Stevens, president; Mrs. Edward E.
Brown, first vice president; Mrs. j. r.
Hildebrand, second vice president; Mrs
e. ]. Working, treasurer: Miss Eleanor
M. Clifford, secretary; Mrs. z. e. Car
ter, recording secretary; Mrs. Fred C.
Meier, chairman scholarship fund
After the election Of officers the meet
ing was adjourned and q social hour
followed in which Mrs. Stevens delight
fully served tea TO the guests.
The Alumnae Association Of Holy
Cross Academy viii entertain the class
Of 1880 at the annual alumnae reunion
banquet TO be held Saturday, June Z, at
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