Evening star., 1932-11-06
Alumnae and Sororities
Plan MANY Programs

A luncheon at the Columbia Country
Club, followed by bridge. will be given
at o'clock Saturday by the Washing
ton Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi Fra
ternity in honor of the recent pledges
of the chapter at George Washington
University and two recently chosen ma
tional officers, Miss Mary Katharine
Lutz, Arrow editor and a member OF
the Grand Council, and Miss Mary
Hornaday. president OF Gamma Prov
ince. The active chapter of George
Washington University also will be
guests of the alumnae club.
The guests will be received by Mrs
Arthur E. Nesbitt. president OF the
alumnae club. and Miss Betsy Garrett
president of D. c. Alpha Chapter at
George Washington University. All Pi
Phis are invited. Reservations should
be made with Mrs James Murray, Val
| ley Vista Apartment, 2032 Belmont road
The National Council Of the Kappa
Phi Delta Sorority held its first meet
home of Miss Marcia O'Donnell Plans
for Christmas turkey rattle were dis
cussed and committees appointed to ar
range for the open meeting in Decem-
ber at which time new members will
be given their final degree.
Miss Ruth Hermann and Miss Mar
garet Hermann will entertain the
Washington Alumnae Chapter of Delta
Gamma at their home, 300 Woodland
drive. tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Delta Chapter OF Delta Alpha Sorority
will entertain at rush breakfast at
1880 o'clock this morning at Wardman
Park Hotel The rush guests present
will be Miss Marguerite Ermerins, Miss
Harriet Dye, Miss Ruth Herbert, Miss
Grace Robey and Miss Arlene Spencer
The members to be present are Miss
Ruth Barnes. Miss Elizabeth Beach
Miss Ethel Cooper, Miss Mariana
Couch, Miss Margaret Day, Miss Evelyn
Leith. Miss Bertha LipScomb, Miss Lii
Ian PLACER. Miss Miriam Ray and Miss
Helen Wagner.
Lambda Chapter OF Chi Sigma
Sorority held a rush treasure hunt
Tuesday, November l, when the prospec-
tive members present were the Misses
Colleen Phoebus. Virginia Beall, Dorothy
Berry, Virginia Becker and Mrs
Evelyn Dyer There were l9 members
Of Lambda Chapter present. The hunt
finally ended at the home of Miss
Catherine Pfluger, where Miss Dorothy
Klee located the treasure Refresh
mentS were served in the same exciting
spirit Of the hunt by having each girl
search for her own lunch, which was
packed In box with her name on it
Needless to say, Lambda Chapter S
treasure hunt was huge success.
The Washington Alumnae Chapter OF
Delta Zeta Will give a tea Sunday, No
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at the chapter apartment 2006 G street
northwest. All Delta Zetas residing in
Washington are invited
Gamma Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority,
held straw ride October 29 to the
Lerch farm, near Davidsonville, Md,
followed by ''Weenie roast" and enter
tanned its "rushes' at a progressive
dinner last night. Courses were served
by Miss Evelyn Britton, Miss Harriet
Kimbel, Miss Anna Hawvermale and
Miss Mildred Coker There will be a
card party at the Southern Diaries Fri
day and an invitation is extended to all
Chi Sigma Chapters to attend.
Alpha Chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon
Sorority of North America had a steak
feast in Rock Creek Park October "a,
when the guests were Mrs. Carl Fraser,
Mrs. John l. Davidson. Miss Maxine
Goodwin. Miss Elizabeth Ward. Miss
Laura Purdom, Miss Elinor Franklin
and Miss Frances Cook.
The International Federation OF
Catholic Alumnae had the presidents
of the affiliated schools as guests and
Mrs. Charles P. Neill, governor of the
District chapter, presided Miss Ruth
Craven chairman of literature has ar
ranged for literary afternoon Novem-
Der 13. with Mr.. Theodore Maynard
lecturer and author, as guest.
The first musicale Of the federation
will be Tuesday. November Is, 8 pm
at the Sears, Roebuck & Co. Art Gal
leries. DR.. Edward Donovan, composer
pianist and director of music at George
town University. will be artist guest
Among the patrons are Miss Grace
Fowler. Miss Ida Garrity. Miss Mary
Lee Goddard, Miss Mary Harmon, Miss