Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-21
Kappa Delta Council
Members to Be Guests
At Alumnae Banquet
Tea Given for Delegates at
National Convention of
Sigma Epsilon.

The National Council of Kappa Delta
will be the guests of the washington
Alumnae Association at banquet in
the gold room Of the La Fayette Hotel
Thursday evening at O'Clock. Nhtional
officers who compose the council are:
Mrs. Albert M. Redd of Union Springs,
Ala, president; Miss Marion Mullins of
Fort Worth, Tex, vice president; Mrs.
H. o. Brown of Virginia Beach, Va,
secretary; Miss Lulu Grace Saberson OF
DeS Moines, Iowa, treasurer; Mrs. j.
Frazier Smith of Memphis, Tenn.
chapterian; Miss Olga Achtenhagen Of
Appleton, Wis, editor. These officers
are in the city this week in preparation
for the Kappa Delta national conven-
ton, which Is to be held at the Ward
man Park Hotel next week.
Other guests at the banquet will be
Miss Eleanor Dunn, convention mar
Shal; Miss Virginia Shefheld, president
ington University, and Miss Mary Encell,
q convention delegate from Berkeley,
Calf.
Miss Sylvia Meyer, 1927 p street
northwest, is in charge of the arrange
mentS for the banquet. Members Of
her committee are Miss Virginia Willis.
Miss Dorothy Pyle and Miss Catherine
Hawley.
The annual convention of Sigma
Epsilon National Sorority will begin Of
flcially this afternoon, when a tea in
honor Of the chapter delegates will be
given IN the palm room Of the May
flower Hotel.
The executive council of Columbia
Province, composed OF, representatives
from the Washington chapters, has ar
ranged an attractive program for the
five-day session, mingling business
meetings and social activities, and Miss
Louise Gallahorn, chairman of the
council, Is to be official hostess. Head
quarters will be at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Chi Sigma Sorority, Zeta Chapter,
held an election of chapter officers in
their club rooms at the Plymouth
Apartments Tuesday.
The new officers include Miss Mar
garet Reith, president; Mrs. Ethel
Donovan, vice president; Miss Evelyn
Riley, initiation chairman; Mrs. Doris
Riley, recording Secretary; Miss Dorothy
Amin, corresponding secretary; Miss
Dorothy Healy, treasurer; Miss Cathe-
rine KindSfather, historian-librarian
Miss Gertrude Bell, custodian of prop
erty, and Miss Bertha Rupertus, SER
geant-at-armS.
ri Chapter of Beta Chi Sorority
held its second annual picnic at Seaside
Park last Sunday as guests of Miss
lima Bitter The couples enjoyed a
day swimming and dancing and a
chicken dinner was served in the large
garden adjoining Miss Bitter's cottage
Those present in addition to the hostess
were Miss Elsie Trittipoe, Miss Martha
Lacey, Miss Mae Hummer, Miss Marion
Louis Hayes, Miss Verna Sanders. Mrs
Ella Collins, Mr.. Thomas Proctor, Mr..
Max Taylor, Mr.. Lee Risdon, Mr. Ed
ward Lacey, Mr.. Lee Tucker, Mr. Rus
sell Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F.
ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Perry
A joint meeting of all the local chap
tiers of Beta Chi was held at the Cava-
Tier Hotel Thursday, June 10, and plans
were made for the Sorority's Fall activi-
ties.
Among the sorority girls of Alpha
Delta Theta of George washington
University visiting at Long Island
Beach for the Summer is Miss Alice
Regina Anthem, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Anthem, 1921 E street north
east.
Today, at $3.50 o'clock, at the Jew
tSh Foster Home, Sigma Pi Sigma So
ror1ty, lambda Chapter, will dedicate
the memorial fountain which it is pre-
senting IN memory of the departed
Soror, Selma Foer. The dedicatory adj
dress will be given by Miss Anne Yasne.
grand president of the sorority.
Miss Frances MenSh was chairman
OF the Charity Committee in whose
hands the sorority undertaking was
placed.
Last Sunday, at the Carlton Hotel.
the sorority installed Miss Frances Eel
man, Miss Lillian Letvin, Miss Mildred
VigderhouSe and Miss Evelyn Vein
stach into the Lambda Chapter.
The annual closing tea which marks
the end Of the social season followed.
Miss Frances MenSh was awarded a
token for the member doing the out
standing piece of work during the year.
The Gamma Chapter of the Lambda