Evening star., 1932-04-17
Kappa Kappa Gamma
To Entertain Visitors
AT D. A. R. Convention
Kappa Beta Pi Legal So
rority to Be Guests of
Dean and Mrs. Van Week
Today.

The Washington Alumnae of Kappa
Kappa Gamma Fraternity will enter
tain in honor OF the visiting kappaS
who are here attending the d. A X.
Convention. with a dinner at Stonelelgh
Court Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
An interesting feature of the program
will be a talk by Mrs. Rose Gouveneur
Hoes, who originated the plan OF nav
ing costumes that were worn by the
First Ladies when they presided III the
White House placed on figures in the
Smithsonian Institution. Mrs. Hoes Is
a direct descendent OF President Monroe
and is a speaker of ability and charm
iIfgly tells of the collecting OF dresses.
Mrs. Thomas L. Stokes, president OF
the Washington Alumnae, Will preSloe
at the dinner and head the receiving
line assisted by Mrs. Edward c. Stone,
chairman of arrangements. ana Mrs
j. C. Ord, Mrs Theodore Knappah, MRS.
Seiford StellWagen, Mrs. j. h. FltZ-
gerald. Mrs. w r. Miller ana MISS
Edith McCauley.
The dinner is at the early hour SO
those desiring to attend the evening
session of the convention can do SO.
Dean and Mrs William c. Van Week
will entertain the members OF the
of Kapua Beta Pi Legal Sorority at
tea to be held at their home thls
afternoon. ,,..-
The Washington Alumnae Chapter OF
zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity held It's
Anril meeting at the home OF MISS
Eleanor Marion OH Friday evening MIS-
Maxine Knapp acting as Joint hostess
Announcement was made OF the ap-
monument of Mrs. John Warllck as
aIlImnae adviser of Beta Alpha Chapter
OF George Washington University lor
the coming wear The meeting was lol-
lowed bv bridge Attending were MIS-.
.Toseph Baird. Mrs w. Paul Briggs MISS
Beatrice Clephane, Miss Dorothy Ed
hammer. Mrs Laurie Hess, Mrs. Don
Kirkley. Mrs. Paul Loehler' Mrs. Nopet'
Iohr, Miss Evelyn PlerSoh: Mis, wa ma
thew Ramisch. Miss Virginia RonSa-
VILE Miss Mildred Trotter, Mrs. Ruth
warren Miss Julia Watkins ana MIS-
John WarllcK.
The annual Spring dance OF the Tau
Delta Phi Sorority. Zeta Chaptef. WIZ
he held Saturday evening April rs at
the Shoreham Hotel. A.
Tha Committee in Charge OF Ar
ranoements is headed by MISS EVelyh
MeZZanotte. chairman, assisted py miss
Alva Giuliani. Miss Tess Rleel ana miss
Ida Soldano. The dance Is 10 De helo
in the palm room.
Miss Maude OFlaherty. president OF
the Washington Alumnae ASSOCIATION ol
Kappa Delta Sorority Will be hostess 10
tbe members of the association at
bridge nartv in the Kappa Delta mouse,
1855 K street, Thursday evening.
rr,,ronk,,onrtaY1
chairman. announces the annual CoIi-
yention Of Phi Sigma Epsilon SHoliCs
will be held at the MayhoWer Hotei
NAV and 8, at which time they VIII
conduct a business meeting. election
and installation of Supreme Council
oficers for the coming year. 1ormal
hannuet and dance will take place on
SATURDAY. evening and Miss Dorotny
Colladay has been selected toaStmStresS
for that evening.
Arrangements are being made Tor
program of entertainment unoer tne
personal direction Of Miss Edna CHRIST
enSen.
Miss Helen A. LuptOn, who was re-
Gently elected president OF the WASH
ington City Alumnae Chapter OF Cm
Omega. is entertaining Tuesday evening
at IlGT I1o IJuNAlo obANNes ANA NAAN
other newly elected officers who are
Miss Katherine VauX, Mrs. Robert D.
Barnes. Mrs. Charles Crete and Mrs.
William Eichner.
Asked to meet with this group are
the chairmen of the standing commit
tees and the captains OF the various
teams into which the alumnae are
organized, including. Miss Ermyntrude
Walden, Mrs George r. Heine, Miss
Helen Newman. Mrs. Florence Kirby
Younger, Miss Della Little. Miss Mary
Temple Hill, Mrs. Alfred Cherry and
Miss Martha Sims
Miss Lupton has also been named
delegate from the Alumnae Chapter to
the National Convention of Chi Omega,
which will meet at the Greenbrier
Hotel, White Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
in June.
The Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority will give musical tea