Evening star., 1933-05-07
Kappa Kappa Gamma
To Fete Pan-Hellenic
Saturday Afternoon
Phi Delta Gamma to Give
Informal Tea Today at
Lambie House.

sets Park, for the delegates OF Pan
Hellenic, and the presidents Of the
slumnae associations of the national
women's fraternities represented in
Washington.
Other invited guests include Mrs.
Henry A. Wallace, wife Of the Secre-
tary Of Agriculture: Mrs. Robinson, wife
of the Senator from Indiana; Mrs.
Kleburg, wife of the Representative
from Texas Miss Adele Stamp, Miss
Mary Louise Brown and Mrs. Winnie G.
Barrows, deans Of women, respectively,
Of Maryland, American and George
Washington Universities. The. mothers
of the local Kappa alumnae members
will also be among the guests.
The president Of the organization,
Mrs David w. Davis, wife Of the for
mer Governor Of Idaho, will be assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Henning, Miss
Marie Mount. Mrs. G. MINER Hostetler.
past grand officer, and Mrs. Thomas L.
Stokes, province vice president.
Presiding at the tea table will be
Mrs. James Brown Scott, Mrs. John Will
liam Cooper, Mrs Paul Hudson, Mrs. Fred
Bowersock, Miss Janet Lambdin and
Miss Edith McCauley. The Committee
on Arrangements consists OF Mrs.
Edward c. Stone, chairman; Mrs. Will
liam S. Stein, Miss Marie Mount and
Miss Helen HoSkinson.
An informal tea will be given this
afternoon by Beta Chapter, Phi Delta
Gamma National Professional Sorority,
at Lambie House. Miss Margaret
Klein, Miss Edith Hayden, Miss Carolyn
Aiken and Miss Elizabeth Hewston will
be hosteSses
The tea will be preceded by the elec
ton of officers, the meeting opening at
3 O'Clock, when Mrs Geraldine McNitt,
president will preside.
Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority will hold its regular meeting to-
morrow evening at o'clock at 2400
Sixteenth street. The subject of William
Cullen Bryant and his nature poems
will be given by the president. Miss
Mary v. Lauderdale. Open discussion
will follow.
The Alpha Delta Chi Sorority of
Arene Chapter, No. 10, O. E. 8. will hold
the regular monthly meeting at the
home of Miss Janet Jardine on @ street
Wednesday evening.
Plans are to be completed for the
bridge and Jig saw party to be held at
the home of the chairman, Ms Rose
Hyer Hartung, 37l0 Warren street, Sat-
urcay at 8 pm. Miss Lille B. Dowrick
will assist Mrs. Hsrtung
The Washington Alumnae ASsocia-
tlon, Kappa Delta Sorority. will spon-
sor benefit performance of "Good-by
Again" Tuesday for the benefit of the
Crippled Children's Hospital at Rich
mond, Va, where the sorority maintains
q ward of five beds.
Miss Maud O'Flaherty and Miss Vir-
ginia Whitney are in charge of the
benefit
Tau Phi National Sorority will hold
its annual Spring dance at the Ken
nedy-Warren, Friday evening The
committee in charge of the dance in
c!udes Miss Lila Lyman of Alpha Chap
ter, Miss Ruth Heilig of Beta Chap
ter, Miss Gladys Berry of Delta Chap
ter, Miss Winifred Kohler of Zeta
Chapter, Miss Virginia Bushong Of Mu
Chapter, Mrs. Isabelle Williams of XII
Chapter and Miss Mary Wayson of Pi
Chapter.
The Washington Chapter of Trinity
College Alumnae Association plans a
caro- party, to be given for the benefit
OF the Trinity College Record, at the
MayfoWer Hotel Monday evening, Nav
10. Playing will start at Sis O'Clock
ana there VIII be an attractive prize
for the winner at each table. Miss
Ellnor Brady is general chairman and
assisting her are Miss Mary McCracken
and Miss Cecilia Shea, in charge of
prizes; Miss Melita Haardt, in charge of
tickets; Miss Agnes Walter, Mrs Martin
Mcclure; me- Mrs James Farley: Miss Lii
nan Suraci, Mrs. James DAILY, Miss
Helen Brosman, Miss Catherine Brown
mrs. William Shea, Miss Julia O'Neill
Miss Alma Whitty and Miss Regis Boyle
Following the business meeting of the
members last week the Rev. DR.. John
A. Ryan Of the Catholic University
spoke on President Roosevelts Politi-
cal Program
Beta Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority
Will hold its annual subscription dance
at the Beaver Dam Country Club SAT-
urday.
The third annual convention of Sipma
Theta Sorority will be held May 12-l4
Frioay tnere Will be business meeting,
held IN the Thomas Jefferson room of
tne Mayf1ower Hotel. Margaret Horgan,
national president, presiding.
Saturday the banquet and dance will
pe held in the Italian gardens of the
Mayf1oWer Hotel
Sunday will be the Mothers day tea,
held IN the Grace Dodge hut.
The opening meeting of Beta CHAPTER
OF Sigma Nu Chi Sorority was held
wednesday at the home of Miss Eliza
oetn Collins, 1901 West Virginia avenue
northeast
Ohcers elected are: Miss Elizabeth
Collns, president; Miss Emily Hallock,
vice president; Miss Cecilia Winlack
secretary; Mrs. r. L. Dade. treasurer
and Miss Cecilia McGolrick, sergeant
at arms.
Epsilon Chapter Of Sigma Theta
sorority held its last meeting at the
nome OF Mrs. Helen Welsh on Tuesday.
After the regular business of the eve
ming was attended to, installation Of
ofhcers was held. The following were
installed: President, Mrs. Helen Her
pert; vice president, Miss Stasia DoneI-
ley; recording secretary, Miss Elsie
knott: corresponding secretary, Miss
Chrlstlne Thackera; treasurer, Mrs.
Helen Welsh. The installing officer was
the junior vice president, Miss Iona
Browne.
zeta Kappa Psi's bimonthly lecture
was given at the Powell School May |
~ - Il. hdySeT OF george wash
ngton University, who spoke on "Medi-
eval Literature
Ihe annual Founders day banquet of
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority was held Sat-
urday. April 20. at 24O0 Sixteenth street.
A Spring dinner of 10 courses was
served and Immediately following the
banquet Miss Zela Farris opened the
program with prayer. The sponsor, Mrs.
Ellis Logan, gave a welcoming address
70 all the girls of the combined chapters,
Gamma Chapter announced q Spring
4ance 1or the evening Of May 13, to be
held at 2400 Sixteenth street.
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