Evening star., 1933-02-12
Delta Delta Delta
Entertains TODAY
At Valentine Tea
Affair to Be Held From 4 to 6
In Home of Mrs. Thomas
Joel Davis.

A Valentine tea for members OF
Delta Delta Delta Fraternity and their
husbands and friends will be given this
afternoon from 4 until o'clock in the
home Of Mrs. Thomas Joel Davis on
Bancroft place. Assisting Mrs. Davis
will be Mrs. George Bailey, Miss Maude
Dunlop, Mrs. Ray Henle. Mrs. Amos
Steele and Miss Gertrude VanRiper.
A Valentine tea will be given today
from to O'Clock by the Washington
Council of Tau Phi National Sorority
in the home of Miss Hilda Volkman,
council president, in honor of the
sorority's "a new initiates.
The hostesses will be the members of
the committee in charge of the tea,
Miss Helen Collier, Of Beta Chapter,
chairman; Miss Thelma Duckett, of
Alpha Chapter; Miss Marie Atkinson,
Of Delta Chapter; Miss Katherine
Edelblut, of Zeta Chapter; Miss Anna
Feusahrens, of Pi Chapter, and Miss
Elizabeth Bechtold, of XII Chapter.
Miss Bessie Feagin, national in
spector Of Kappa Delta Sorority. is
visiting Sigma Mu Chapter of Kappa
Delta at the chapter house at 1855 K
street northwest. This afternoon tea
will be given by the chapter in her
honor, to which will be invited George
Washington University professors, the
mothers, patrons, and chaperons of the
sorority, and officers of other Greek
letter organizations on the campus.
Sunday. February S, Kappa Delta
held rush tea in the chapter house
A treasure hunt was given Tuesday
evening and a taffy pull Wednesday,
for rushees of the chapter.
A silver tea will be given this after
noon from to o'clock by MI Chap
ter, Sigma Epsilon Sorority, at the
home Of Miss Dorothy Gardner and
Miss Florence Gardner, at 4901 Hill
brook lane, Spring Valley, D. C. Mem
bers OF the five other chapters in
Washington have been invited to at
tend.
Nu Chapter also will give tea dance
at the Madrillon Restaurant Sunday,
February 26, from to $50 o'clock.
Washington Alumnae Club of the
national honorary musical sorority. Mu
Phi Epsilon, will give a formal Valen-
tine party in the home of Mrs. Ruth
Bronson Logan, at 5437 Connecticut
avenue northwest, tomorrow evening at
$50 o'clock, for the members, husbands
and guests.
The Washington Alumnae Chapter of
the Delta zeta Sorority of George
Washington University will hold its
monthly meeting Thursday at 8 o'clock,
In the active" chapters rooms at zoos
g street northwest. Miss Mary New
man, president Of the Alumnae Chap
1aT mill oyHYNaiNf rnvvovaiffaA fnx fha
nomination Of officers for the ensuing
year.
Mrs. Annette Steele Ladd, province
director, will make preliminary an
nouncements concerning the fourteenth
biennial convention of the sorority to
be held in Chicago during July. The
hostesseS for this meeting will be Miss
Ida May Lang and Miss Martha Nor
gan. All Delta Zetas in Washington
are cordially invited to ATTEND the
meeting. 7
The Iota Sigma UpSildh Sorority
celebrated its fifteenth anniversary with
q banquet and dance in the Carlton
Hotel last evening. Miss Mary Ferno,
toastmiStreSs, introduced the speakers,
including the supreme president, Miss
Betty Bergman, and the presidents of
the four chapters, Miss Mary Eldridge,
Alpha; Miss Anne Harrison, Beta; Miss
Adele Sparburk, Gamma, and Miss
Dorothy Cramer. Delta.
Entertainment was furnished by little
June Johnston, sister of Mrs. jack
queline Jameson of Delta, who sang and
danced between courses Of the banquet.
Beta Chapter of Lambda Chi National
Sorority entertained at tea Sunday,
February 5, in the home Of Miss Claire
Wertenbruch- Miss Virginia Tehas and
Miss Mary Roach were introduced to
the chapter. Miss Rita Kendig and
Miss Margaret Barrett poured tea.
Beta. Chapter, Phi Delta Gamma
Sorority, met Sunday afternoon in LAM
bic House Of George Washington Uni
versity, with the president, Miss Ger
aldine McNitt, presiding. After lengthy
business session, tea was served by the
hostesses, Miss Esther Colvin, Miss
Patricia Gosnell Miss Hazel Borden
and Miss Mary Burruss.
Phi Delta Gamma Is national soror-
ity for outstanding graduate women in
the professions.
Zeta Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority,
held a closed dance Saturday evening.
Fabruary 4, in the Anne Clarendon
Club. Despite the bad night, most of
the members Of Zeta Chapter were
present and also few guests. Miss
Louise Poore and Miss Myrtle Collins
were co-chairmen on this affair.
Tuesday evening Zeta Chapter MEM
bers were entertained In their club
rooms by their pledges, Miss Eleanor
Inlay, Miss Genevieve Huiess. Miss
Ann Cavanaugh, Miss Mildred Cramp-
ton and Miss Anna Jasper. A. delight
full game in which both members and
pledges participated served to make the
evening a very pleasant one.
Final preparations are being made Tor
the Alpha Province, Chi Sigma Sorority,
minstrel show, card party and dance to
be held at the Mayfower February Is.
Miss Dorothy Amin, Miss Anna Reith,
Miss Anna Welsh and Mrs. Clara Ma
gruder are representing Zeta Chapter
in the annual show.
Zeta Chapter of the Phi Chi Epsilon
National Sorority held formal initiation
services for Miss Roxie Buchanan, Miss
Thelma Fisher and Miss Mona Mason
January 81 in the home of Mrs. P. w.
Barker, In the Sedgwick Apartments,
preceding q jig-saw puzzle party. The
winners Of the puzzle contest were pre-
scented with heart-shaped boxes OF nuts
and candy. Miss Alice Erwin assisted
the hostess in the serving of refresh
ments, for which Valentine place cards
were used.