Evening star., 1932-11-13
Eea VIII Be Served
/ In Lambiie House at
I George Washington
Home Economics Club and
Alpha Pi Epsilon Sorority
to Be Hos:esses.


afternoon Of Tuesday in Lambie Housl
from to 6 o'clock for the Distric
Home Economics Association, which Il
entertaining for the representatives o.
the Land Grant Colleges of the Unitec
States meeting in Washington during
the week of November IA.
Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., of the board
of trustees; Mrs William Allen vii.
bur, wife of the provost of the uni
versity; Mrs. William Carl Ruediger
wife of the dean of the School Of Edu-
cation, and Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle
wife of the dean of the Junior Col
lege, will pour.
The sponsors of the Phi Beta Sigma
Sorority Chapter of American Univer-
sity will give a tea in the women's
residence hall on the campus in Wesley
Heights today from to o'clock. The
sponsors include Mrs. William Hall
Mrs Charles Eckles and Mrs. Horace
Albright. Specially invited guests in
clude the members of the other soror-
Gties having chapters at the university
namely, Alpha Chi, Epsilon Kappa AND
the Swaggers,' as we'll as Miss Eva
Pope, Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Marian
Hagan, Mrs. Lucius C. Clark and Mrs
George B. Woods.
Mrs. William F. Sippel of Baltimore
vice president of Gamma Province OF
the Fl Beta Phi Fraternity. will be the
guest of honor at the November meeting
of the Washington Alumnae Club OF
the fraternity, to be held Tuesday eve
ming at s o'clock at the home of Miss
Marion Mccoy, 4410 Sixteenth street
Following the usual custom, the Novem-
Der meeting will be devoted to the set
clement school which Pi Beta Phi
maintains in the mountains of Ten
kessee near Gatlinburg.
Mrs. Sippel and Mrs. Gardner Hell
tnick will be the guest speakers. There
will be a display and sale OF articles
made by mountaineers under the guid-
ance of the school
Miss Mccoy, the hostess, will be as
sisted by Miss Margaret Bayly, Mrs
Alvin Brown, Miss Mural DAVIS, MIS-.
Rogers M Fred, Mrs James N. Greear,
jr. MRS. Robe-S McFan, Mrs. Gilbert
P. Ritter, Miss Myrna Sedgwick, Miss
Edna Stone and Miss Helen Vincent.
Miss Martha Stoner, 1886 Massa-
chusetts avenue, will be hostess to the
Delta Chapter of Beta Mu Sorority
November 18, when the girls recently
pledged, Miss Myra Kramer, Miss Mar
Raret McHugh and Miss Roberta Boyd,
will attend.
The present rushees are Miss Thelma
Cheek, Miss Marian Mckenzie and Miss
Margaret CLANCY.
Sigma Kappa Sorority held its an
t1ual Founders day dinner Thursday
evening at the American Association OF
University Wcmen's club house, and
following the dinner roll call was held.
The committee in charge of the dinner
included Miss Katherine ScriNener, Miss
Ruth Smith, Miss Meta Newman. Mrs.
Edwin B. LaWleSs, ir.; Miss D. Sorn-
horrer and Miss Irene Pistorio. Miss
Ruth Major, president of the alumnae
chapter of Washington, presided at the
calling of the roll.
Members of Rho Chapter, Beta Chi
WWority, entertained at dinner Thurs
6ay evening in honor of their f1rst
anniversary into Beta Chi Sorority at
the Brick Wall Inn. A gold star was
presented to Miss Irene Mcnamara,
Sf1eir retiring president.
Zeta Chapter of Beta Gamma Phi
National Sorority will give a bridge
party at the Hamilton Hotel Tuesday,
November Is. This is one OF the many
affairs planned in compliment to the
IS rushees whom Zeta expects to have
installed by the forthcoming new year.
Prizes will be given the lucky ones
and refreshments are to be served later
in the evening. Those on the commit
tee of arrangementS are Mrs. Ruth
Langley. Miss Margaret Quaid, Miss
Dorothy Ryder and Miss Gertrude Gel
brick.
Members Of Chi Alpha, women's hon.
n1ary journalistic fraternity at the Uni
kersity of Maryland, entertained infor-
mally at tea at the Alpha Omicron
ri Sorority Monday afternoon in honor
OF Miss Adele Stamp, dean Of women;
DR.. Susan Harmon and the co-eds of
the three publications staffs. After the
tea the following girls were formally
pledged: Miss Louise Rhcinohl, Miss
Catherine Dennir. Miss ElcaTor Meyer,
Miss Marjorie Willoughby, Miss Lois
Belfield. Miss Doris Ianahan, Miss Jane
Hoist. Miss Charlotte Farnham, Miss
Ernestine Hammock, Miss Vesta Byrd,
Miss Karina Erickson, Miss Dorothy
Lane, Miss Sophia Herrell, and Miss
Kathleen hannigan. Friday evening a
Sormal banquet was held at the Lord
calvert Inn, after which the pledges
were initiated.
Iota Chapter of Chi Sigma National
Sorority will entertain prospective mem
bers this afternoon at a tea at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Moffatt, in
North Woodside, Md. Miss Flossie TIL
lotson, initiation chairman, is in charge
OF the arrangements and is being as
sisted by Miss Rita Smith and Mrs.
Catherine Salisbury. Miss Mary Lou
Collifower, president of the chapter,
will receive the guests, assisted by the
NfHnerS "a fho PfaTter
At the last meeting of Iota Chapter
final arrangements were made for the
New Year eve dance. Miss Lois Lucas
Is chairman of the committee, which
includes Miss Mary Neubeck and Miss
Mary Catherine OConnor.
M Chapter, Kappa Beta Pi Legal
Sorority, is entertaining its rushees at
supper at the Congressional Country
Club today. Additional guests will in
clude members of the George Washing
ton University Law School faculty and
their wives, Dean and Mrs. w. C. Van
Week, Col and Mrs. w. c. Clephane,
Prof. Charles S. Collier. Prof. and Mrs.
William A. Hunter, Prof. ]. F. Dawson
and Prof. and Mrs. John A. McIntire.
The Washington Alumnae Associa-
tion of Kappa Kappa Gamma will give
Q dinner at St0nelelgh Court Tuesday
evening, November Is, at o'clock Mrs.
William Davis will preside. A business
and social meeting will follow the din
per. Mrs. Edward Wallace, West Cliff
ton Terrace, is chairman of arrange
nnents.
Gamma Chapter of Sigma Epsilon
Sorority celebrated the eleventh ami
Tersary Of the founding Of the chapter
et dinner and bridge party at Rossdhu
Castle Club Monday evening, when sc
guests were present, including several
inactive members and two of the chap
terS charter members, Mrs. Edna Cross
Wilkes and Mrs. Linda Frye Shanahan
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