Evening star., 1933-02-26
Judge Mary O'Toole
To Be Fraternity
Banquet Speaker
Chi Omega Chapter Will
Hold Annual Event on
March 9.

COuTU WILL NC lllc ~ ulSiPoA oPSo1AN~
the banquet of the Chi Omega Frater-
nifty, of which she is an active alumna' l,aaa
Thursday evening March 9, at O'CLOCK,
at the Wardman Park Hotel. MISS
Catherine Vaux will preside as toast
mistress, with Miss Catherine Dlile,
president of Phi Alpha Chapter anu
Miss Alicia Mooney of the pleoges' III
cluded in the program.
This is an annual event OF the IRA
ternity, in celebration OF the annlVer-
sary Of the installation OF PM Alpha
Chapter, at George Washington oni,
versity, but is particularly empnaslzeo
this year, as it is the th1rtleth anniVel-
sary of the chapter. Also at this time,
the annual award of the Washington
CITY Alumnae will be made to the out
standing upper classn,an of the active
chapter. who has excelled in certain re-
ouirements, the selection this year being
made by committee with Miss Dorothy
Schenken as chairman, Miss lndeu Lit
tie and Miss Mary Temple Hill. =,
The committee making arrangements
for the banquet is headed by Mrs. ir-
vine Russell, and includes Miss Marina
Shines and Mrs. Theodore Gatcneli:
Any Chi Omega who has not received
special invitation may make reserva-
tions with Mrs. Russell at 1745 irving
street northwest.
a Miss Elaine Middlekauf of the stan
of the Public Library will review Peter
Ashley" by Dubose Hayward, at the next
meeting of the book review section OF
the Chi Omega Alumnae, in the rooms
of the active chapter. at 2O2O u street
northwest, at 8:15 O'Clock, Wednesday
evening. Miss Dorothy Gray. who mas
had charge of the arrangements Tor TINS
meeting, will preside and introduce the
speaker.
Cleopatra" and "Sappho of Lesbos"
bv John Erskin, have been selected lot
the following review, to be held March
16, when Prof Howard Mccormick OF
the history and English departments OF
the United States Naval Academy Will
speak.
Gamma Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi So
rority, will meet Tuesday evening at
o'clock, at 2400 Sixteenth street nortn-
west, when Miss Susie MCGOWAN, au-
thor of juvenile books. will speak
on writings of Juvenile Court. All mem
bers are invited to come and bring their
friends. Miss Lucille Embrey is presl-
dent.
Final ARRANGEMENTS have been COM
pleted for the annual subscription dance
and card party to be given by PM
Sigma Epsilon National Sorority, Marcn
ii, from 9 till l o'clock, at the May
flower Hotel, with the following chapters
taking an active part: Alpha, Cana,
Epsilon. Eta, Kappa, lambda OF Alpha
Province and Delta and Zeta Chapters
of Beta Province.
Among the prizes offered will be a
door prize, lucky number prize ana
prizes for each table of cards.
Miss M. X. Sumner, topographic
draftswoman of the Geological Survey
of the Department of Interior, gave
talk to the members of Beta Chapter,
Delta Tau Gamma Sorority, of the Co.
lumbia Tech" School at rush tea
given by Mrs. Kathryn Tabb in her
home Sunday evening. February 19.
Miss Sumner exhibited many photo
graphs of beautiful specimens of her
work during the talk. A talk on
'Aerial Map Drafting" by Mr.. Paul J.
Leverone, principal of the Columbia
School, also was given.
Mrs. Garden, president of Beta Chap
ter. assisted Mrs. Tabb as hostess.
Guitar solos were played by Miss Lii
liam Deibler and piano solos by Miss
Helen Notter. Mr.. Nelson Anderson
sang several songs. accompanied by Mrs.
Anderson. Miss Nelson and Miss Mil
dred Tabb gave several amusing recita-
tions and tea leaf readings were given
by Mrs. Ruth Eaves.
Beta Chapter of Lambda Chi Ma
tional Sorority held card party Tues
day in Southern Diaries, the proceeds
al convention, to be held in Washington
the week end of April 18.
Alpha Chapter of Phi Delta Gamma
National Graduate Sorority of American
University held its annual initiation at
the home of Miss Elma Moulton last
night. The new members initiated are
Miss Eloise Shafer, Miss Louise Mac
Cracken and Mrs Mabel Crocker. Miss
Eleanor Gessford, president Of the
chapter. was assisted by Mrs. Mary
Longfeld and other members of the
group in the ceremony. The new men,
bers responded by an original toast.
The semi-annual initiation rites Of
Delta Alpha Sorority were given by
Delta Chapter, Miss Elizabeth Beach
presiding, to Miss Margaret Herbert,
Miss Grace Robey, Miss Marguerite
Emerins and Miss Harriet Dye on Tues
day evening. February 81, 1888, at Hotel
Roosevelt. Following the ceremony the
chapter members, initiates and their
FSCOI WClt cllCcI ldIlco dG d
dance at Club Michael, where the new
members were presented with corsage
bouquets of yellow tea roses, the Delta
alpha flower.
On February 81 at Rossdhu Castle,
Phi Sigma Sigma of George Washing
ton University formally initiated Miss
-Alice ALERT, Miss Lenora Easterson,
Miss Maxine Kahn, Miss Miriam Roth
,stein and Miss Rita Rubenstein. After
1.-THE initiation formal banquet and
dance was held in honor of the
initiates.