Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-11
Program and Business
Meeting Will Follow
Pr Beta Phi Supper
Affair Will Be Opening SEES.
sion of Season for Alum.
nae Club.

supper AT the nome OF MrS. Arthur
E. Nesbitt Ice West Woodbine, Chevy
Chase, Md, at o'clock Tuesday eve
ming, followed by q business meeting
the monthly meetings this season OF
the Washington Alumnae Club Of Pi
Beta Phi Fraternity.
Mrs. NeSbitt will be assisted by Mrs.
John E. Larson, Miss Margaret Monk,
Miss Margaret Somerville, Mrs. Frank
F.. NeSbitt, Miss Marian Mccoy, Mrs.
Fred De Witt Shelton, Mrs. Carl Smith
Dow, Mrs. Dale D. Drain, Miss Rhoda
Watkins and Miss Sara D. Kemmerer.
Reservations for the supper should
be made with Miss Marion Mccoy,
%4l0 Sixteenth street.
The club will hear reports OF the
national convention Of the fraternity
held in Asbury Park, N. j., in June,
from its delegate, Mrs. Carl Smith
Dow; from Miss Mary Hudson OF Co
lumbia Alpha. and from Miss Emma
Harper Turner, who was the honor
guest OF the convention.
The Washington chapters of Sigma
Beta National Sorority will give their
opening dance of the I9S1-S2 season at
the Mayfiower Hotel next Saturday.
Miss Lena Mazzullo is in charge OF
the committee and will be assisted by
Miss Marian Gardener, Miss Fannie
Stanish Miss Frances Green, Mrs.
Olive Booberg, Miss Sarah Davis, Miss
Helen Rayburn, Miss Dorothy Charm
ley and Miss Maragret Nussear.
The Washington City Club of Alpha
Delta Pi Sorority will be entertained
by Miss Sara Branham wednesday at
8 o'clock at her apartment at the May
fair. 2ll5 C street. All members OF the
sorority of Washington are invited 10
attend Those not yet affiliated with
the City Club who wish to attend may
call Mrs. Ralph Erskine, 1901 Argonne
place.
Pt Delta Chapter of Alpha Omicron
Pi Sorority of the University OF Mary
land entertained at tea last Sunday
afternoon in honor of their house
mother. Mrs. T. H. Cordle. Members
of the faculty Of the university and
patrons and patronesses OF the chapter
attended the tea, which was held at
the chapter house in College Park.
Miss Charlotte B. Clemson and Miss
Eloyse Sargent assisted in the receiving
line.
The sorority also entertained men,
bers Of the freshman class OF the uni
versity at a cabaret party Wednesday
night.
MANY members of the Chi Omega
Fraternity filed the rooms Of the Arts
Club Monday evening, when the Wash
ington City Alumnae Chapter enter
tanned at a formal reception from $50
to 1920 o'clock in connection with the
annual roll call.
Chi OmegaS were indebted TO the
committee Miss Virginia Diedel, Miss
Ermyntrude Walden and Mrs. Robert
Barnes, for the privilege Of hearing
Miss Josephine Noel, who played sew
eral piano numbers. and Miss Dorothy
Skinner. who sang two vocal selections.
The roll call. which followed the mu-
steal entertainment departed from the
usual procedure of having one member
preside by having representative OF
each class from Phi Alpha Chapter at
George Washington University from
1902 up to the present year call the
roll for her class. Interesting bits of
news we're contributed about those out
of-town members who were unable to
attend.
Gamma Chapter of Phi Sigma
Epsilon Sorority gave q miscellaneous
shower TO Mrs. Katherine Perry Scriv-
ener when the members taking part
were Miss ClariS Bond. Mrs Warren
Benner, Miss Marian Hine, Miss Alice
boCIdlt, MISS MdAIle hinges, MlSS
Katherine Ferry, Mrs. Paul Boswell,
Mrs. Robert Greenwood. Miss Mar
guerite Throckmorton, Miss Marian
Perry, Miss Evelyn Wooden Miss Edna
Christensen. Mrs. Elsie Ryan, Mrs.
Dorothy Trimmelle and Miss Thelma
Mccarthy. A short business meeting
followed.
Gamma Chapter of the Lambda Zeta
10 a,.%o Iva u NJ tan
last Sunday evening at the home of Miss
Doris Riedel The guests were the sister
members of the sorority and included
Miss Louise Sladen. Miss Margaret
Simons, Miss Margaret Nolan, Miss
Dorothy Fairall, Miss Evelyn Harper.
Mrs Mildred Zambreny, Mrs. Norma
Enright, Mrs. Mary Deck. Miss Frances
High, Miss Josephine Haniein. Miss
Virginia Shelton Miss Jane Loutt, Miss
Miss Nell Archer, Miss Nellie Hobbs and
Miss Esther Whitney. The rushees
were Miss Ethel Carter, Miss Gladys
Bratton, Miss Virginia HALEY, Miss
Lucille Lackley, Miss Irene Moore, Miss
Pearl Peverill, Miss Janet Rock, Miss
Margaret Burchell, Miss Hazel Early |
and Miss Eugennia Ireland.
Eta Alumnae Chapter Of Kappa Beta
Pi Legal Sorority met at the home of
Miss Catherine Reaney Monday eve
ming. Mrs. Edvina Avery, the new
president, presided, and also gave an
interesting report of the recent inter- |
national convention of Kappa Beta
Pi held in Atlantic City, N. J. At-this
time two local members were reelected
to national office, Miss Katherine Pike
an associate grand dean, and Mrs. |
Edwina Avery as the director of prov
FrTk-z i
by 80 members of the local chapters. |
Following the meeting Miss Marie |
Saunders gave an interesting talk on
Patent Law" to which members of the |
local student chapters were invited. |
Attending were Miss Harriet Bucking-
ham. Miss Beatrice Clephane. Miss !
Ruth Tech, Mrs. Elizabeth Cox, Miss |
Mary Holmes, Miss Agnes Kempf, Miss |
Olive King, Mrs. May Peacock, Miss |
Mildred Reeves, Miss Ellen Raedy, Miss |
Lulu Prather. Miss Julia Banks. Miss
Eta Taggart, Miss Helen Prentiss, |
Miss Minnie SAsmuth, Miss Edith |
Cooper, Mrs. Marion Taylor, Miss Es
Their Martin, Mrs. Norman Britten and !
Miss Elna Anderson.
Kappa Beta Pi will resume its weekly |
luncheons at the Carlton grille on |
Tuesday at 1915 O'Clock.
Theta Alpha Chi Sorority, Beta |
Chapter; held its first meeting of the |
1931-92 season at the home of Miss |
Ada Alexander on Columbia road,
Thursday evening. The officers who |
will officiate for the coming year are:
Mrs. Virginia Hammond, president; |
Mrs Virginia Pilgrim, vice president; |
Miss Gertrude Blakeslee, secretary; |
Miss Helen Matthews, treasurer, and a |
new Office was installed namely, that |
of social secretary Among those pres
ent were Miss Isobel Alexander, Miss |
Ada Alexander, Miss Doris Livingstone, |
Miss Gertrude Blakeslee, Miss Helen |
Matthews, Mrs. Virginia Acton, Mrs |
Virginia Hammond, Mrs. Adeline Ter |
rell Mrs. Alice GRAY. Mrs. Florence |