Evening star., 1933-06-04
Reception, Dance Given
G. w. U. Graduates
By Alumni Association
Pi Chi Sorority of Columbus
University VIII Be Host
at Banquet Today.

The General Alumni Association OF
The George Washington University en-
tertained at reception and dance in
honor of members of the June gradu-
sting class Of the university last eve
ming at the Mayflower Hotel.
In the receiving line were the presi-
dent of the association, DR.. Daniel
LIE Ray Borden, and Mrs. Borden the
president Of Tire university, DR.. Cloyd
Heck Marvin, and Mrs. Marvin, and
the president of the senior class, Mr.
Donald Goode Dr. Frank A. Hornaday,
chairman of the Committee on Arrange
ments, made the intrcductions.
Preceding the reception the annual
meeting Of the association was held in
the Chinese room of the Mayfiower.
The alumni reception is one Of a
series of senior festivities being held
in connection with the university S
1I2th commencement. This afternoon
Phi Delta Gamma. graduate sorority,
will entertain at garden party on the
university grounds in honor of the
graduate students. Tomorrow after
noon Dr. and Mrs. Marvin will receive
O'Clock in honor of the graduates and
their parents Tuesday evening a
dance viii be held at the university
following the class night exercises.
The commencement week program will
close Wednesday night with the con-
ferring of degrees at ceremonies to be
held in Constitution Hall.
Pi Chi Sorority of Columbus Univer-
sity will entertain at banquet today
in the garden house of the Dodge
Hotel. The guests of honor will be
the graduating class, Dean and Mrs.
Fitzpatrick. Pref and Mrs. Thomas
Fitzgerald and DR.. Sohon, the founder
of the sorority. Miss Franzoni will act
as toastmistress and Miss Betty Martin
will give the welcoming address. The
president of the sorority is Miss Mag
dalen Berger, who is a member of the
graduating class. Miss Ruth Jones had
charge Of arrangements for the BAN
quet.
Formal initiation for the two pledges,
Miss Betty Todd and Miss Eloise
Chabot Of Gamma Chapter, Sigma Beta
Sorority, will be held this afternoon at
a tea given at the Iron Gate Inn from
& to o'clock
The pledges will be presented with
corsages of yellow tea roses with blue
delphinium, which represent the soror-
sity colors, gold and blue.
Miss Leone Hayden will be assisted
10y Miss Helen Raeburn on the Refresh
ments Committee.
The June meeting of the Washington
Alumnae of Delta Gamma will be held
tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs.
William E. Lee. 1922 Moreland lane,
Bethesda, Md. The assistant hostesses
are Mrs. Chiffon Wright and Mrs. Ger
aid Flood. This will be the last meet
ing of the year and officers will be
elected.
The Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Club
of the District of Columbia will be en-
tertained Tuesday evening by Miss
Lois Mahin at her apartment at 1880
Seventeenth street Miss Marguerite
Mitchell will assist Miss Mahin.
The Alumnae Association of st.
Patrick's Academy will entertain the
graduating class with a banquet and
dance, to be held Wednesday evening
at the Broadmoor. Miss Mary Ellen
Arendes, chairman of the committee, Is
being assisted by Miss Louise Brew, Miss
Gladys Carroll, Miss Pauline Gallagher,
Miss Pauline Grant, Miss Margaret
Quaid and Miss Nellie Mccormick.
ST. Anthony,s Alumni are making
plans for their annual communion
mass and breakfast to be given in
honor Of the 1888 graduates next Sun
day
Mass will be celebrated in St. An
thongs Church at O'Clock. followed
By breakfast at the Benedictine Con-
vent
Among the guests of honor will be
Rev. Patrick j. Conroy Rev. Thomas
Sweeney, Rev. Michael Egan, DR.. Roy