Evening star., 1933-11-12

be entertained again Friday afternoon
at O'Clock by Mrs George J. Ober,
jr., vice president, at her home, 2948
Upton street.
The Belle Haven Country Club in
Alexandria was the scene Tuesday eve
ming, November Z, of highly success
full dance given by the Beta Alpha
Chapter of Phi Mu Sorority. George
Washington University, in honor of its
pledges Dora Ramirez de Aral-
lano Miss Helen Black, Miss Kitty
Black, Miss Isabella Counselman, Miss
Emily Ellis, Miss Polly Noyes, Miss
Sally Watson and Miss Helen Wilkie.
The party included a large number of
guests from the various George WASH
lngton fraternities and from the young
er set in Alexandria. The patrons for
the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
willard, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Edward
Lee Moore, and Mr.. william Lindsay
Norford. Music was furnished by the
club orchestra.
A rush tea was held November by
Gamma Chapter, Sigma Beta Sorority,
at the home of Miss Margaret Nus
scar, 1919 Gallatin street
Miss Marion Easton, president of
the chapter, presided at the table,
which was decorated with talisman
roses and Autumn leaves
Miss Margaret Nussear was chairman
of the committee in charge, with Mrs.
Mildred Robson and Miss Marion
EaSton assisting.
Gamma Chapter. Zeta Chi Sorority,
gave tea in honor of Miss Sue Ad-
ans, Miss Edith Myers and Miss Made
line Maher, who are rush girls for that
chapter, on November at the home
of Miss Dorothy Sullivan, 1908 Rhode
Island avenue northeast
Gamma Psi Chapter of Kappa Kappa
Gamma Fraternity at the University
of Maryland entertained at a recep-
ton at the chapter house on College
avenue the evening of November 3.
About 300 guests were present, among
whom we're faculty members, officers
of the Washington Alumnae Associa-
ton, parents of the pledges, represent
atives and chaperons from the other
various fraternities, patronesses, alum
nae and others associated with the
university. A trio from the National
Symphony Orchestra furnished the
music. In the receiving line were Mrs.
William Simpson Miss Amy Mister,
Miss Helen harrington, Miss Virginia
Ijams and Miss Merza Tuttle.
Iota Chapter of Chi Sigma Sorority
held its sorority Saturday luncheon
November 4, at Ramon's Restaurant on
Connecticut avenue Mrs Irene Sum-
mers was the guest Of honor.
The chapter is having a breakfast
for the rushees this morning at Willow
Tree Inn.
The Washington Alumnae Chapter
Of Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity enter
tanned representatives of the 81 other
member sororities of the Panhellenic
Association of Washington, at a recep-
ton in Palm Court of the Hotel May
flower on Thursday evening Mrs. Ed
ward C. Prophet, national inspector Of
zeta Tau Alpha, was the honor guest.
Others in the receiving line were Mrs.
w. Paul Briggs, president of the Wash
ington Alumnae Chapter; Mrs. Laurie
Hess president of Alpha province, and
Miss Mary Lee Watkins, president of
Beta Alpha Chapter at George Wash
ington University. The Reception Com
mittee consisted of Mrs. John warlick,
chairman and Panhellenic delegate;
Mrs. John Thompson, jr, Mrs. Joseph
Baird, Mrs. John Lambert, Mrs. Walter
LlpSCOIlD, MIS-. e L. Wl6llOW, ..
Rene Reixach and Miss Beatrice A.
Clephane. Members and pledges of
Beta Alpha Chapter were among those
attending.
Pi Sigma Tau Sorority had election
of officers Wednesday night, at the
home of the Misses Hile. The officers
are: President, Miss Ann Chambers;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Margaret
Ridgeway; treasurer. Miss Virginia
Egense; social secretary. Miss Helen
Hile; sergeant at arms, Mrs. Rose Sui
livan: historian, Miss Betty Hile.
The Washington chapters of Sigma
Phi Gamma International Sorority held
a Halloween dance at the Montgomery
Country Club Loft, October 28, 1888.
The high spot of the evening was the
awarding of prizes for the most tacky
costumes. Later in the evening there
was a spot dance and Mrs. and Mrs.
Duvall were the lucky couple.
Delta Sigma Chapter held its BIZ
monthly meeting october &C. at the
home of Cassie Davidson, when plans
were discussed for spaghetti dinner
to be given for the members, pledges
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