Evening star., 1932-04-10
Eta Alumnae Chapter
Will Be Entertained
At Studio Tomorrow
Teas. Bridge and Other At
fairs on Sorority Programs
for Week.

Eta Alumnae Chapter of Kappa Beta
Pi international legal sorority, will be
entertained tomorrow evening by Miss
Marie Saunders and Miss Julia Banks
at the studio of Miss Clara Saunders.
The principal feature of the evening
will be a talk on the "Law-making Pow
erS of the Federal Government 1nde-
pendent of Congress" by Mrs Martha
Gold, clerk of the Senate Committee on
Rules and secretary to Senator Moses
of New Hampshire.
Plans will be formulated and dis
cussed and the chapters delegate and
alternate elected for the biennial prov
ince convention, to be held the week OF
April rs at the Carlton Hotel.
The University of Michigan alumnae
will be hosteSses at tea Wednes-
day from to o'clock at the A. A. U.
w. club house 1884 street. Their guests
will be the alumnae and undergraduates
who are coming on Washington tour
from Ann Arbor.
The George Washington University
Alumnae Chapter of the Alpha Delta Pi
Sorority will be entertained Tuesday,
April IL, at the home Of Miss Elsa
johnson, Hawthorne road, Lee Heights,
Va. Mrs. Ellowene Niklason will assist.
The washington Alliance of Delta
Delta Fraternity will be entertained at
bridge Wednesday evening in the home
of Mrs. William Collins, 6703 Forty
fourth street, Chevy Chase. Assisting
Mrs. Collins as co-hoStesses will be Mrs.
Marc Phillips, Mrs. Robert Barnett, Mrs.
Lloyd Charles Stenger, Mrs. Bert Frost
and Miss Edith Dawson.
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club
will be entertained on next Thursday
evening with a buffet supper by Miss
Ethel Riley, 1881 Cathedral avenue. The
assisting hostesseS will be Miss Rather
Inc Towne and Miss Betty Benson.
The Alpha Gamma Chapter of Alpha
Epsilon Phi at George Washington
University held its formal initiation and
banquet last night at the Ambassador
Hotel. Those present were Miss RaYena
Chaffetz. Miss Selma Felser, Miss Sylvia
Edlavitch. Miss Evelyn Bielasse and
Miss Harriet Daktor.
The members of Gamma Chapter,
Chi Sigma Sorority, were entertained by
Mrs Lawrence Farhney in Frederick,
Md, Tuesday evening, April 5.
Gamma Chapter is giving silver tea
at the home of Miss Lois Mertz. 14lS
Montague street, from 4 to Z o'clock
sisted by Miss Evelyn Britton. Miss Dale
Phillips, Miss Pauline Keaton, Miss
Mildred Coker and Miss Anna Hawner-
male will preside at the tea table. Mem
bers of various other chapters are plan
ming to attend.
Alpha Province, Phi Sigma Epsilon
Sorority, had an enjoyable get-together
party at Windsor Arms Thursday eve
ming Miss Evelyn White and Miss
Lois Horsnel of Kappa Chapter sang
several popular songs, and Miss Miriam
Hubbard of Lamba Chapter entertained
with a tap dance. Those serving on
the Dance Committee were Miss Lucy
Grimstead. chairman Miss Celia Kline
and Mrs. Loretta Webb.
Miss Aline Reed entertained the ofi-
GERS and members of the Beta Chapter
of Pi Omicron Sorority at tea at her
home, 4705 Blagdon terrace, Sunday
afternoon, April 3.
Musical numbers were given by Mr..
Jack Bird, SoloiSt, accompanied by
Evelyn Riley, pianist. Miss Reed had as
her assistants Miss Garnet Miller, Miss
Thelma Forsythe, Miss Edna Simpson
and Mrs. Alma Cowl.
The Delta Chapter of Delta Alpha
Sorority entertained its rusheS at sup
per dance at the Shoreham ON Friday
The guests were Miss Margaret Day,
Miss Elizabeth Beach, Miss Evelyn Leith,
Miss Helen Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
er1ck Baumann, Miss Betty Welk, Miss
Fudge PLACER, Miss Miriam Ray, Miss
Ruth Barnes, Miss Mariana Couth,
Miss Elsie Mobsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Topham, Miss Ethel Cooper, Mr..
and Mrs Howard Topham, Miss Bertha
Iipscomb, Mr.. Charles Tyson, Mr..
Marshall Osburn, Mr.. David Church,
Mr.. Wilbur Cissel, Mr. Willard Camalier,
Mr.. John Dye, Mr.. John Thomas, Mr..
Jack Marceron, Mr. Winfield Skiles, Mr..
Fred Hart. Mr.. Clarence Hodarth and
Mr.. Robert L. CLANCY.