Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-15
Card Party to Be Given
BY Phi Sigma Sigma
On Tuesday Evening
Sigma Theta Chapter Enter
sains at Tea at Miss Glib
son . Home.

Kappa Chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma
Sorority, George Washington Univer-
atty, will hold its annual philanthropic
card party Tuesday evening at the
Roosevelt Hotel.
The washington Alumnae Club of
the Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority enter
tanned the pledges and active members
Of Kappa Chapter, George Washington
University, at o luncheon and bridge
yesterday at the Shoreham Hotel.
The pledges are Miss Charlotte Du-
bin, Miss Eleanor Felser, Miss Elizabeth
Gelman, Miss Eleanor Grollman. Miss
Evelyn Hillersor, Miss Jean Mormon
stein and Miss Sylvia Nelson.
The Beta Chapter of the Sigma
Theta Sorority gave tea ct the home
Of Miss Margaret Gibson, and q pow
erty party was given at the home Of
Mrs. Evelyn Moore.
Ten tables Of Chi Omegas and their
friends played at the benefit bridge
party given by the Washington City
Alinnnae Chapter Of the Chi Omega
Fraternity Tuesday at the home Of
Miss Katherine Boykin, 2622 Connecti-
cut avenue. The party was given for
the purpose Of securing funds to send
an a1umnae delegate to the Chi Omega
National Convention to be held at
White sulphur Springs in June. Miss
Mary Temple Fill, chairman; Miss
katherine Boykin and Miss Barbara
watson composed the committee IN
charge Of arrangements.
The members of Theta Chi Sigma
Sorority entertained their friends at q
charmingly arranged tea at the home
of Miss Eileen Cush. on 8 street. Miss
table by Miss virginia Mcguire and
Mrs. Joseph Pricci.
Tau Beta Phi Sorority will hold its
annual inter chapter hop Saturday
evening, November a, at the willard
Hotel, the entertainment to be In
charge Of Miss Halle Mitchell OF up
silon Chapter.
Aipha Chapter Of the Phi Delta
Gamma Sorority and Chi Psi Omega
FRATERNITY gave is annual reception
and dance at the downtown school
Saturday evening for the trustees,
faculty and students Of the Graduate
School. -
The reception occupied the first
part Of the program In the RECEIVING
line were Miss Hazel FeagaI1s, preei-
dent of the sorority; Mr.. T. T. Marie.
president Of the fraternity; DR.. Walter
M. w. SplaWn, dean of the Graduate
school and the School Of Political
Sciences, and Chancellor and Mrs.
Lncius c. Clark.
A "dumbbell" party was given by
Zeta Chapter, Chi Sigma. Sorority Tues
day evening, In their their club rooms.
Novel games we're played and q prize
awarded for the dufnbest costume went
to Miss Alma Bell. Miss Mildred and
Miss Marie Mackin, Miss Alma Welsh,
Miss Anna Reith, Miss Dorothy Smith,
Mis- Virginia walters. Miss Lyndall
Coffey, Miss Marie Lingebach and Miss
Phyllis Ransdell were guests Of honor.
Miss Evelyn Riley was In charge OF this
unusual affair.
Zeta Chapter girls and their "rushees"
are going on q week end party to Brad
dock HEIGHTS, Md, November IL. Miss
EVELYN Myers, in charge Of all arrange
ments, has promised a very full week
end.
The twentieth anniversary Of the
founding Of Phi Delta Delta Legal
Fraternity was celebrated wednesday
evening, by the four local s chapters ps SO, OF
Of Baltimore, at banquet served IN
the palm room of the Shoreham Hotel.
The founders were themselves COM
i11emorating the occasion, In Los
Angeles, with banquet and the dedi-
cation of tablet.
Greetings from officers and various
chapters throughout the country were
read, including teleefAms from Mrs.
president, now IN Los Angeles, ana Miss
Eleanor Curnow, president, New York
City. Mias Louise Fallieant acted as
thAkkfnihtresa and Wa introduced by
Afiee Louise Foster.
The birthday celebration included
reDresentations Of the membership In
hve.year periods, authentic gowns OF
the period being worn. Nineteen hun
bred and eleven, the date of founding,
was featured by Mrs. Leona Gilbert;
1916. Mary Agnes Brown; 1921. Bar
bara Bartels; 1926, N. Faye woodward;
1881, Sophie Nordenholz.
Addresses were made by Barbara
Bartels. Mary Agnes Brown and Emelie
Doetboh, and o toast was offered by
Mrs Mary Conner Myers. A feature
Of the evening was the initiation OF
MRS. Bona lockwood, Catherine Couri-
Gill, Agnes Lee, May Truitt and Lor-
raine Magruder Of Baltimore, and Janet
Rntter Of washington:
Among che guests Of honor were Miss
Annabel Matthews, only woman menu
ber Of the Federal Board Of Tax APP
peais: Miss Mary Brown, president of
the Women's Bar Association Of Balti-
more; Miss Emelie Doetsch, assistant
solicitor Of Baltimore; Miss Vera Man
kinen, province secretary Of the frater-
nifty for this province, and the presi-
dents Of the five chapters. Ina Russell,
Beta; Lillian Dutton, Zeta; Sophie
Nordenholz, Alpha Delta; Mildred
Burke, Alpha lambda; Faye Woodward,
washington alumnae. The committee
In charge included Mrs. Ella Evans
Hignarl, chairman; Leila M. Brown,
Mary Smith Gulick and Zoda Greenlee.
Miss Helen Drew will entertain the
1910 Crittenden street, Thursday eve
ming.
The members of washington Alumnae
Club and Rho Beta Chapter celebrated
founders day Of the national honorary
sorority, Mu Phi Epsilon, Friday eve
ming, in the home Of Mrs. John A.
Logan, formerly Miss Ruth Bronson, on
Connecticut avenue. A program Of
music was followed by dancing and re-
treatments
TIE Alumnae Club held It's regular
meeting in the home of Miss Olive
Writer'S, treasurer, In Clarendon, to for
mulate plans for the celebration. Miss
Helen M. Bellman was assisting hostess.
The Mu Chapter Of Psi Lambda Tau
Sorority celebrated its fourth annual
installation banquet at the Shoreham
Hotel last evening. Following the ban
quet the members were joined by their
escorts for dancing.
The incoming chancellor Ia Miss