Evening star., 1932-12-11
Phi Pi Epsilon
Meeting to Hear
Sonora de Baron
G. w. u. Chapter to Have
Program Tuesday-Other
Sorority Activities.

| Sorority OF the George washington Uni
| versity, Tuesday evening. Miss Ruth
Hastings will lead discussion group
on the place of women in international
law. Miss Dorothy Mess, president OF
the chapter, will preside.
The guests will include Mrs. Charles
| E. Hill, wife of the secretary of the
graduate council of the university. and
Mrs. Wilfred Phelps Thomas, wife OF
DR.. Thomas Of the Romance Language
department. Miss Mildred Burnham
national president. and Mrs. John
Donaldson, national vice president OF
the sorority, win receive the guests
Others assisting are Miss Margaret
Liebler, secretary Of the chapter; Miss
Evelyn Kerr, treasurer; Miss Dorothy
Tschiffely and Miss Dean Clifford.
The following junior and senior
students were pledged at the last meet
ing and will be guests at the Tuesday
evening meeting: Miss Marion Boyle
Miss Mary Cook, Miss Virginia Lee
Dillman. Miss Florence Hedges, Miss
Helen Jones' Miss Francesca Martin
Miss Naomi Myers, Miss Platonia
Miss Katherine Sandberg.
Tea will be served this afternoon
from 3 to o'clock In the Lambie
House on the campus of George Wash
! ington University. by Beta Chapter OF
Phi Delta Gamma national profes-
sional sorority.
A group Of graduate woman guests
| will be received by Mrs. Geraldine Nc
Nit, president; Miss Mildred Green
vice president, and Miss Margaret Klein
past president. The patronesses OF
Beta Chapter include: Mrs. Winnie
porrous Mice EIi1oh hatI, rulloy, NEre
Joshua Evans, jr., and Mrs. Cloyd Heck
Marvin.
Monday evening q dinner will be given
at the Congressional Country Club by
the Washington Alumnae Chapter of
Beta Sigma Omicron National Sorority
in honor of the founding of the sorority
on December IL, 1888, at the University
of Missouri Mrs. Robert Mason De
Shazo will preside, and Mrs. Carl
Giroux, Miss Veryl Schult and Miss
Grace Sherman are in charge OF ar
rangements.
The December meeting Of the Pi Beta
Phi Alumnae Club will be held Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. E. B. Mckinley, Wardman Park
Hotel Contract, auction and other
games will follow short business meet
ing.
Mrs. Mckinley will be assisted by
Mrs kJames Murray, Miss Emile Mar
garet White, Miss Catherine Hasseltine,
Miss Maude Hudson, Miss Ruth Den
ham, Mrs Margaret Gaddis Dutton,
Miss Kathleen Mcclure, Miss Margaret
Mcdonald, Miss Elizabeth Fuller, Miss
Margaret Ayres and Mrs. Robert Nc
Fall. Mrs. James Murray, Valley Vista
Apartments, is receiving acceptances.
Beta Chapter Of Tau Phi National
Sorority gave treasure hunt" Thurs
day night in honor Of its rush girls,
who are Miss Mary Elizabeth Frazier,
Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Gladys
Kramer, Miss Vivian Freeman. Miss
Eleanor Wasser, Miss Renil Stork and
Miss Alieda Newell.
Miss Doris Myers was the chairman
and had the hunt very cleverly planned.
there being five clues hidden in various
sections of the city. Miss Dorothy
Brewton was the first to find the last
clue. thereby winning the prize.
The evening was very pleasantly cll-
NAKED by finding refreshments hidden
in Mrs. Myers home in Bethesda, Mo.
Gamma Chapter of Chi Delta Gamma
formally initiated Miss Veola Jones ana
MISS hulll ANOFSAiONi w ~ e~~O
Hay-Adams House. Miss Virginia Lon
gest and Miss Athena Charuhas were
pledged at the last meeting, December
/, held at the home of Miss June
Beaver. vice president Of the sorority.
The Kappa Phi Delta National So
rority held its annual installation cere-
nony at the Hsy-Adams House Wednes-
day. December Z. Miss Alice NICK. Gill
crest installed Miss Pearl l.. Turner,
Miss Burdella z. Scarborough. Miss
Lillian E. Willier and Miss Evelyn M.
Adams as new members.
Corsage bouquets of yellow tea roses
end certificates Of membership tied with
the sorority colors were presented to the
new members.
A musicale followed the installation
ceremony. Mr.. Arthur Kettnsr. vocalist;
Mrs, Louise Barber. soloist; Miss Anne
Coleman, pianist; Mrs. Audrey Barnes,
pianist; Miss Mary Dickey, soloist; Miss
Margaret Boyd Grant. pianist: Miss
Esther Spier pianist, and Miss Frances
Click pianist, entertaining.
Refreshments were served in the grill
room.
Zeta Chapter of National Phi Chi
Epsilon Sorority entertained with a
dinner December at the Iron Gate
Inn, with three pledges, Miss Mona
Mason, Miss Thelma Fisher and MISS
Roxie Buchanan as special guests. The
favors were shoulder bouquets OF sweet
peas, and the PLEDGES were presented
with gold recognition buttons as gifts
from the sorority.
Gamma Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority
entertained it's new members at bridge
Saturday, December 3. at the home OF
Miss Louise Lerch, 2945 Mills avenue
northeast The guests were Miss Mil
dred Thecker Miss Ruth Conwell, Miss
Virginia Shelton. Miss Rachel Byam,
Miss Virginia Deadwyler and Miss
Evelyn Berry.
A tea is being given today by Gamma
Chapter in the empire room OF the
Shoreham Hotel In addition to the
new members. the guests VIII nciude
Miss Ruth Thomas. national president
II Chi Sigma Sorority, and Miss Dorothy
Collifiower, president of Alpha Province.
Members of the Gamma Phi Beta
Alumnae Association of the District
met at the Highlands for luncheon
Wednesday.
An interesting report was given OF
the Summer camps maintained for un-
derpriV1leged cnlloren eacn summer az
Denver, Colo, and Vancouver, British
Columbia. These camDs are supported
by the work of the active and alumnae
chapters.
AT the meeting were: Mrs. G.. w.
Lipscomb, Mrs j. Donald Halstead, Miss
Helen Crouch, Miss Jane Dibble, Mrs.
Ralph Boss and Mrs. j. A. Rolls.
The Washington Council of Tau Phi
National Sorority gave its annual
Thanksgiving dance at Beaver Dam
Country Club. The committee IN
charge of the dance included
Miss Lydia Ballard. Beta Chapter,
chairman; Evelyn Holcombe, Alpha;
Miss Mae Collie, Delta; Miss Loucille
Profe. Zeta; Miss Dorothy Rock, XII,
and Miss Anna Fensahrens, Pi Chapter.
The next monthly business meeting
,,,;1I =, bald az n,clnck Thursday at