Evening star., 1933-04-09
Mrs. Charles Camalie
Viii Be Hostess to
Seminary Alumnae
Mrs. Ellis Logan to Address
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Tomorrow.

Mrs. Charles A. Camalier of 350s
Lowell street. will act as hostess to the
National Park Seminary Alumnae to-
morrow and will be assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs Herbert Peacock, Mrs. Al
bert Conradis, Miss Louise Hoover and
Miss Catherine Hoover. Several active
members of the alumnae have created
fund which has aided in the support
of two worthy and needy families for
three months. In addition to this the
members have been active in Red Cross
work
Mrs. Ellis Logan, chairman of the De-
partment of Fine Arts of the D. G.
Federation of Women's Clubs and state
sponsor of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority,
will be guest speaker and will deliver
an illustrated address on "The Easter
Message Proclaimed by Masters in Art, "
at 2A00 Sixteenth street tomorrow eve
ming, with Beta Chapter as the hostess.
All members of the Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority are invited
Pi Chapter of Beta Chi National
Sorority held its bi-weekly meeting on
Wednesday, April 5. at the home of one
of its newest members Mrs. Eta
Dennis.
Pi Chapter is planning to celebrate
the second anniversary of its aflliation
with Beta Chi at dinner party for its
members Easter Monday at the Lotus
Restaurant Miss Ethel Redman and
Miss Ethel Hayes are in charge OF the
affair.
Mrs. Paul Hudson will entertain the
Gamma Chi Chapter of Kappa Kappa
Gamma National Fraternity of George
Washington University this afternoon
in her Georgetown home at 3416 o
street. Mrs Hudson and Mrs. Edward
Wallace are both members OF Kappa
Kappa Gamma and will give the tea
in honor of Miss Katherine Hadley,
Kappa from Washington State Uni
versity, who recently came to wash
ington. Mrs Fred Bowersock will as
sist.
Iota Chapter of Delta Phi Sigma
Sorority, Inc, entertained at a formal
dinner and initiation service Tuesday
evening at the Dodge Hotel. when Miss
Thelma Winkleman and Miss Gertrude
Oakes were initiated into the sorority.
Miss Margie Markley, president OF 1ota
Chapter, presided at the dinner and at
the service which followed and was as
sisted by Miss Lorena ludlow, Miss
Miriam Beale. Miss Mary Severn, Miss
Lorraine Carey and Miss Lillian CraW-
ford Each new member was pre-
sented with shoulder bouquet OF yel-
low Talisman roses.
Zeta Chapter Chi Simga Sorority,
entertained mothers of members Tues
day in its club rooms in the Plymouth
Apartments The new members OF the
chapter presented mock wedding, |
those taking part including Miss Eleanor
Inlay. Miss Anna Jasper, Miss Gene
We've HuieSs and Miss Mildred Cramp-
ton. Miss Dorothy Amin and Miss Elsie
Mandley gave a parody on %, Promise
Me" After the play the mothers ano
their daughters joined in game OF
btngo. Among the mothers present were I,
Mrs Bell, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Hunley, !
Mrs. Sorrell. Mrs. Mandley, Mrs. Inlay, |
Mrs. Susson, Mrs. Schlag, Mrs. Riley,
Mrs. Kindsfather, Mrs. Leishear, Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. Huiess, Mrs. Poore, Mrs.
Umhue and Mrs MacWilliams. Miss
Dorothy Healy received long-distance
telephone call from her mother in New
Jersey. regretting she could not join
the other mothers at this affair.
The members of the Delta Chapter
of the Alpha Sigma Theta Sorority en-
tertained at a rush tea last Sunday aft
ernoon at the home of Miss Barbara
Walter, 1905 Holly street. Members
present included Miss Vivian Gravalles,
Miss Virginia Lee Gessford. Miss Eileen
Magruder, Miss Virginia Linthicum and
Miss Louise brennan. Pledges were
represented by Miss May Crawford and
Miss Margaret Linthicum. The rush
girls attending were Miss Mildred Welsh,
Miss Frances BARLEY. Miss Mary Jane
Currie, Miss Edith Ramsay, Miss Ruth
Hicks. Miss Agnes Latimer and Miss
Josephine Brashears.
The last council meeting Of the Phi
Sigma Epsilon National Sorority Will
be held Wednesday to complete the final
arrangements for the 1888 convention.
to be held at Haddon Hall. In Atlantic
City, N. j., May 5, 6 and Z.
The sorority gave its annual sub
scription dance and card party at the
Mayflower Hotel March IL.
March % the sorority celebrated its
thirteenth anniversary at Mrs. KS Toll
House Tavern. Following the dinner an
interesting program was given by men,
bers of the various chapters and several
short addresses were given. Miss Lucy
Griulstead, president of Alpha Provincd5
of Washington. presented a cup to Ruth
Stall. who won the highest average on
the bowling team for the sorority year.
Alpha Province of Phi Sigma Epsilon
Sorority entertained host of its mem
bers at a closed April Fool dance Sat-
urday, April /, at Windsor Arms. A
novel idea was introduced as the Gin
derella dance. Each girl took of one
shoe and put them in a pile in the
center of the floor. Their escorts picked
a shoe to fit its mate. thereby finding
their partners for the next dance. Re-
freshments were served at midnight.
Miss Lucy Grimstead, Miss Catherine
Ferry, Mrs. Loretta Webb, Miss Weltha
Woolheiser and Miss Rose Roberts made
all arrangements.