Evening star., 1932-10-09
Four Phi Delta Delta
Chapters to Entertain
Visiting Members
Program Is Arranged for
Those Attending Bar As
sociation Sessions.

The four local chapters of Phi Delta
Delta Legal Fraternity will entertain
visiting members OF the fraternity dur
ing the meeting of the American Bar
Association.
All visiting members will attend the
regular Thursday luncheon at the
Women's City Club.
Following the custom fnaugurated
several years ago the Fraternity will
give a breakfast honoring its members
who are attending the American Bar
Association meeting and other guests,
to be held Friday morning, October IA,
in the garden room of the Mayflower
Hotel.
The regular monthly meeting of Eta
Alumnae of Kappa Beta Pi was held
last Monday evening at the Carlton
Hotel Mrs. Edwina Avery, Miss Julia
Banks, Miss Harriet Buckingham, Miss
Mary Connolly, and Mrs. Elizabeth COX
acted as hostesses.
Final plans were made for the enter
tainment of visiting KappaS during the
American Bar Association meetings.
The Carlton Hotel was chosen as head
quarters for registration and Mrs. Eliza
beth Casteel, chairman Of registration,
plans to have a number OF her COM
mittee at the headquarters beginning
Tuesday.
Miss Marie Saunders will entertain
on Wednesday afternoon at tea at her
home in Georgetown Miss Beatrice
Clephene. past grand dean; Mrs. Helene
D. Reed province dean, and Miss Julia
Banks, dean Of Eta Alumnae, will re-
ceive Miss Anna Boyle and Mrs.
Edwina Avery. members Of the national
board of directors. will preside at the
tea table. They will be assisted by Mrs.
Elizabeth Cox, Miss Ruth Hastings Miss
Olive Geiger, Miss Catherine Raeney,
and Miss Edith Cooper.
A bridge luncheon will be given Sat
urday at the Collingwood Inn. on the
Mount Vernon Highway. Miss Anna
Boyle and Mrs. Claire Wilson are in
charge of arrangements, assisted by Miss
Mary Connolly in charge Of transporta-
ton and Miss Selma BouchardS in
charge of program. The decorations
music and menu will be carried out as
nearly as possible in Colonial style, and
the several hostesses will be dressed in
Colonial costume Mrs. Helen D. Reed,
province dean, will preside as toast
mistress.
Letters have been sent to all chapters
In this country, Canada and abroad,
and to all honorary members, extend
ing the hospitality of the four Wash
ington chapters Among the dis
tingushed Kappas who have Signited
their intention Of being in Washington
during this week are Judge Genevive
Cline. of the Federal Court of Customs
Appeal and Judge Mary Grossman OF
the Morals Court, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Washington Alumnae Club of Pi
Beta Phi Fraternity will begin its first
Fall meeting with supper at the nome
of Mrs Arthur E. Ne3bit l09 West Wood
bine street. Chevy Chase, Md, Tues
day evening. at $50 o'clock. Supper
will be followed by business meeting
and social hour.
MS. Nesbitt, president of the Alumnae
Club. will be assisted by Mrs. Karl d.
Loose, vice president, Miss Margaret
Monk. recording secretary; Mrs. Edgar
P. Allen. corresponding secretary Miss
Mildred Maroney. treasurer; Miss Marion
Mccoy. registrar; Miss Maxine Glrts,
Mrs. Ben B. Baylor Miss Mary Katha-
rine Lutz. Mrs Dale D. Drain. Miss
Maude Hudson, Mrs. Carl S. Dow. Miss
Rhoda Watkins, Miss Sara Kemmerer
and Miss Mary E. Laird.
All Pi Phis in Washington are invited,
and reservations should be made through
Mrs Nesbitt or Miss Mccoy.
The social season of the Washington
Alumnae Association of Kappa Delta
will open with a founders day dinner
at the Kennedy Warren Hotel, October
%. at pm. Miss Maude I. OFlaherty
is president of the association.
Miss Virginia Sheffield, June grad
uate of the George Washington Uni
yersitv. is chairman of the committee
planning for the dinner, to which all
kappa Deltas in Washington, members
of the college chapter and the Alumnae
Association from Maryland University
are invited.
Kappa Delta Sorority, member OF
the National Panhellenic Congress. was
organized in October %, 1897, at Farm
vile, Va. and has II chapters and 70
alumnae associations. Mrs. James S.
Wilson. the granddaughter of Julia
Gardiner Tyler, wife of President Tyler,
of the founders lives at University. Va,
and it is hoped that she will be guest
of the local association at the founders
day meeting.
Pearl S. Buck author, and Georgia
OKeefe. artist, are among the prom1-
nent women of the day who are MEM
bers of Kappa Delta.
MTS. SdllPDci, oAASP
herd street, will give the use OF her
home for a Chinese party under the
auspices of the local chapter, Alpha OF
Beta Chi, at $50 O'Clock THURSDAY
evening. Recently chosen members will
be guests. Recently elected officers Tor
Alpha are: President, Miss Margaret
Dougherty; vice president, Miss Bertha
Marggraf recording secretary. Miss
Lorraine Branson; corresponding secre-
tary. Miss Dorothy Wakefield; treasurer,
Miss Marian Trapp; council members,
Miss Marianne Spellbring and Miss
Margaret Dougherty.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae
Association of Washington will celebrate
the founding of their fraternity with
founders banquet Thursday evening at
7 o'clock in the garden room OF the
Dodge Hotel. This annual entertain
ment is given in every city where there
is an alumnae association and In Wash
ington both the active chapters OF
George Washington University and of
MARYLAND University participate. The