Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
Group From Sororities
Will Act as u $ h ers
For Bohemian Evening
Michigan University Alum
nae to Meet With Men s
Club at Banquet March 81.

A group of George washington Uni
Versity sorority girls will act as ushers
Tor the Bohemian Evening" which
to be given by Columbian Women
f the George Washington University
IS a benefit for their scholarship fund
1t the Arts Club the evenings of April
o and IL. Mrs. Robert McSwa1n
versity and member of Chi Omega
Sorority, is chairman of the ushers.
Miss Margaret Maize is in charge Of
the student assistants.
The Bohemian atmosphere will be
carried out in the program OF pro-
eessional entertainment and in the
costuming of the ushers. Miss Har-
riet Garrels, whose work upon the cos
tunes for the Bal Boheme was highly
commended, will design the costumes In
which the ushers will appear.
The program will be staged in the
gallery of the Arts Club, and following
the entertainment guests will be served
in the reception room.
Miss Virginia Diedel is chairman Of
the benefit.
The University of Michigan Alumnae
Club will meet with the Mems Club at
banquet March 81, at the Mayflower,
when Mr.. Shirley w. Smith, vice presi-
dent and secretary Of the university will
bring news of the university progress
and Mr.. Delos o. Kinsman will give a
talk on Economic Conditions in Rus
sia."
Another activity of this month will
be the participation with the American
association of University Women in the
annual college day" when Michigan
women will have in attendance for
consultation specialists In every de-
partment Of the university. Mrs. George
wv. LipScome, chairman, will be as
sisted by Mrs. j. E. Heberle, who will
advise prospective students and their
parents on the profession of teaching.
Other speakers will be DR.. Mildred Dick
erson, Mrs. William r. Bolton, Mrs.
David Friday, Mrs. James F. Pierce,
Mrs. William M. Mann, Miss Iva Swift,
Mrs. H. w. Fisher, Mrs. George B. Roth,
Miss Harriet Hine, Miss Florence Hedges,
Miss Ann James and DR.. Lauretta
Kress.
A card party win be given by the
Alpha Chapter Of the Phi Sigma Chi
Sorority, Friday, March Is, at the
Thomas Circle Club. Miss Virginia
Richards is chairman of the committee,
planning the party.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae As
ISOLATION viii hold its monthly meet
ing at the Y w. G. A., Seventeenth
and K streets northwest at O'Clock
tomorrow. Mrs. Margaret White, direc-
tor Of the nursery department of the
washington Child Research Center, will
describe the work conducted there. As
sisting her In the program will be Miss
Katherine r. Appleman and Miss Mar
garet Karr: Mrs. Raleigh Gilchrist,
president Of the association, and Mrs.
6eiforde NJ. Stellwagen, social chairman,
are IN charge Of arrangements.
Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Gamma,
Graduate Professional Sorority, will
hold q tea for the members in the
sorority rooms today from 4 TO O'Clock.
Miss Agnes Lee, Miss Hazel Borden
and Miss Lillian Dutton viii preside
over the social portion of the afternoon,
as the hostesses.
The March meeting Of the Washing
ton AluTnae Club of the ri Beta Phi,
national fraternity, will be held Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Florence
Frisby, 1907 Thirty-first street. Elec-
ton Of club officers for next year will
be the chief business Of the evening.
Games illustrating the history of the
fraternity viii be played
The girls of Beta Chi Sorority, Eta
Chapter, held a shower for Miss Mary
Ellen Bollman, Tuesday. In the sorority
rooms IN the Cavalier Hotel.
Miss Bollman was married Friday to
Mr.. Edwin A. Franklin. The wedding
took place at Fredericksburg. Va.
Forty nine members of the alumnae
and active chapters and pledges of the
Chi Omega Fraternity had places at the
banquet Tuesday evening in the garden
room Of the Hotel Mayfower when the
fraternity celebrated the twenty-sixth
anniversary Of the founding of Phi
Alpha Chapter at George Washington
University. Miss Emily Pillsinton was
toastmistreSS. Mrs. Charles Burmeister
OF the alumnae chapter talked on
Memoirs" members Of the active
chapter, Miss Ruth DeVane, Miss Caro-
line Schreiner and Miss Frances Ward