Evening star., 1933-02-13

| Of several hundred from various parts
| Of Southern Maryland, Washington and
other points at the pre-inaugural dance
| Of the Young Mems Democratic Club
Of Prince Georges County, Nd, Friday
evening from 10 until o'clock in the
Beaver Dam Country Club at Landover.
| Mr.. Walter l.. Green of College Park.
who was chairman of the committee
that arranged the delightful victory
ball held by the club shortly before
the election. also Is chairman Of the
committee in charge Of the coming
function.
| The Alpha Phi Sorority will meet
this evening at o'clock with Mrs.
James NJ Connally at 35o1 Morrison
street northwest. The assisting hostess
will be Mrs. James z. Wells and Mrs.
william Brown.
The seventeenth annual breakfast Of
the District Society Of the Danes of
the Loyal Legion was held today at
the New Willard in honor Of the I24th
anniversary Of the birth Of Abraham
Lincoln Mrs. John A. Logan, the
founder of the District Of Columbia
Society and its first president, in
auglrated the custom, which has been
followed by other patriotic societies.
1t also was the first society to
place a wreath at the base of
the seated statue Of the immortal
Lincoln in the Memorial. Mrs. War
rem J. Haines, president of the society,
| presided and introduced the speakers
who were Admiral Frank H. Schofield
United States Navy; Col. q. S. Grant,
3rd, United States Army; Gen. Amos
A. Fries, United States Army; Mrs
Mary Logan Tucker. Mrs Virginia
Speel and Miss Clara w. McCuown
Miss Ruth Kobbe, contralto soloist,
sang several songs accompanied by Mrs
Gertrude Trumbly. DR.. George Dudley
was guest and led In the singing
Of patriotic songs.
Eta alumnae chapter Of Kappa Beta
Pi. international legal sorority, will
give its annual card party for the
benefit Of its national club house, to
be held Saturday at in the club house
Of the American Association of Uni
versity Women's Club. Definite plans
will be made in the near future for
securing suitable house for the soror-
ity. and for that reason every effort is
being made to make this card party an
outstanding success.
Miss Anna Boyle is chairman of the
committee in charge Of arrangements
She Is assisted by Miss Julia Banks,
dean OF the chapter; Mrs. Elizabeth
Cox, and Miss Edith Cooper. The three
student chapters are cooperating.
The seven local chapters of Beta Chi
national sorority celebrated the If
teenth anniversary Of the founding of
the sorority Saturday with a supper
dance at the Shoreham.
Tuesday Eta Chapter Of Beta Chi,
national sorority, held the second de-
gree Of the annual Winter initiation
at the Hay Adams House. Mrs. Martha
Walker, chapter president, presided.
Miss Alberta Cash and Miss Margaret
Harrison received their final degree,
having had their first degree q week
previous.
Miss Airline Craig and Miss Blanche
MargaSon OF the Gamma chapter Of Pi
Omicron were hostesses to more than
$50 members from the combined chap
ters and their friends in the studios
OF Mr.. Phil Hayden at Dupont
Circle yesterday afternoon. After
tea was served the club members
were entertained by Mr.. Hayden and
several Of his pupils, including Miss
Betty Johnston, Miss Margaret Scott
and Miss Kathleen Dengle. Mr.. Fritz
Hauer and Miss Flora Clayton, violin
lists. accompanied by Mrs. Hauer, gave
several solos, and Mr.. Hayden gave
his own Interpretation of a Harlem
sketch and dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Morinus Willett of New
York City are at the Carlton for a stay
OF two or three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis D. Nance of