Evening star., 1932-10-30
rinity Alumnae Give
Halloween Banquet as
Seasons First Event
Reception for New Officers
Precedes Event - Mem
bers of 1882 Class Greeted

The seasons activities of the WASH
mgton Chapter of Trinity College
Alumnae Association were formally
opened Tuesday evening with a Hal
1oween banquet at the Mayflower Hotel
Preceding the banquet reception in
honor of the new officers was held
Miss Margaret Wallace, Miss Florence
ODonnoghue and Mrs. j. Malcolm
Turton received the so members
present.
Miss Margaret Wallace. as president
of the Washington Chapter, received
the washington members of the class
of 1882 into the alumnae association.
Miss Florence Judge, past president of
the chapter. was toaStmiStreSS for the
evening. The responses were given by
Mrs. James Hayden. Mrs. George Hirt,
Miss Catherine Schaeffer, Miss Lucille
Walsh. Miss Mary Harmon and Miss
Regina BiggS.
The local chapter was honored by
the presence of Miss Harvey Smith OF
the st. Louis Chapter. who has gained
great recognition in that city for her
work in child welfare. Miss Helen
Corcoran of Cleveland, Ohio was also
an honored guest
After the banquet delightful eve
ping of bridge followed Highest honors
were awarded Miss Dorothy Rhodes,
Mrs Howard Marin Miss Gertrude
Began and Miss Vivian Barr
Mrs. James Jardine and Miss Julia
Sargent will entertain the District OF
Columbia Alumnae Club of Alpha Chi
Omega at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jardine at 1903 Forty-fourth street
northwest. Foxall Village, on next Tues
day, November /.
Sigma Beta Sorority, Gamma Chap
Ger. held its regular meeting Monday
evening, October "a, at the home OF
Miss Mildred Robson, West Clifton
Terrace.
Plans for a "Wienie roast" on Hal
loween were completed. Particulars of
a rush tea November and details of
the annual convention, to be held No
vember II, u and 13, were also
discussed.
Preceding the meeting a kitchen
shower was given Miss Edna Wltte,
whose marriage to Mr.. Edwin Shelton
has been set for November 19.
Kappa Chapter Phi Sigma Sigma
Sorority of the George Washington
University announces the formal pledg
ing of Miss Alice Alpert, Miss Lenora
Easterson, Miss Maxine Kahn, Miss
Miriam Rothstein Miss Rita Ruben
SlcII ollQ 4NlIOo Oai4S AN5oi 4'ASAAoes'
October "a.
The Alpha Chapter of Theta Kappa
Sigma Sorority held a rush tea at the
home of Miss Helen Perley last Sun
day, when assisting the hostess at the
tea table were the president OF the
chapter, Mrs. Dewitt Miller and the
vice president, Miss Mary Rose Pauly.
Among those attending were Miss
Florence Rice, Miss Hazel Young, Miss
Louise Parker, Miss Polly Weihe, Miss
Margaret Chalmers. Miss Clara Roche.
Mrs Thomas Mudd Mrs Raymond
Macomber, Mrs Harold Finch and Mrs.
George De Vaughn.
Zeta Chapter of Chi Sigma Sorority
entertained its "ruSheeS" at an Autumn
tea, held in the Plymouth Apartments
on October %. Miss Katherine Kinds
father had charge of the arrangements
and she was assisted by Miss Elsie
Mandey president of Zeta Chapter, who
poured tea Vocal selections were
rendered by Miss Elsie Mandley and
Miss Dorothy Amin.
The rushees were Miss Anne
Cavanaugh. Miss Helen Cavanaugh,
Miss Doris Williamson, Miss Adele
Owings, Miss Edith Robey, Miss
Virginia Leishear Miss Mildred Cramp-
ton. Miss Anna Jasper, Miss Betsy
Rosinski, Miss Virginia ORCurke, Miss
Mary Spillan and Miss Elizabeth Jett.
Among other guests were Miss
Dorothy Mattingly. initiation chairman
OF Alpha Province; Miss Marie Rosinski.
visiting here from New York City; Mrs
Isoline Hess Naughton and Mrs.
Charlotte Waters.
Tau Beta Phi Sorority, Incorporated,
Alpha and Beta Chapters combined.
will give a Halloween cabaret subscrip-
tion dance at the kennedy-Warren
Hotel tomorrow night from 10 to 2
O'Clock. Miss Lillian Dennis of Alpha
Chapter and Miss Peggy Meeker of Beta
Chapter are in charge of the affair.
The second October meeting of Pi
Omicron National Sorority was held in
the grill room of the Carlton Hotel
Monday evening. when DR.. Fucker dis
cussed the university guild lesson ma
terlal. which was an excerpt from
Thomas De Quincey'S Confessions of
an Opium Eater and a review of
biography of Goethe. by George
Brandes. in conjunction with the OBJ
servance of the centenary of GCetheS
death.
The meeting adjourned at 10 o'clock
after short business session.
The Executive Council of Sigma Epsi-
lon Sorority gave a successful semi
closed dance last night at the New
Beaver Dam Country Club. The dance