Evening star., 1933-10-29

Rosabel Robbins. Huldah McNinch
Emily Kinsman, Eleanor McQuin, Elise
Curry, Marjorie Casey, and Mary
Smithson.
Alpha Chapter of Sigma Nu Chi
Sorority is arranging as features of its
Autumn program skating party,
square dance, and a formal New Year
Eve dance. october 81, Alpha Chap
ter gave weiner roast. At the annual
election Mrs. Agnes MacBrair was
reelected president. Miss Margaret Dun
nington was elected vice president. Miss
Dorothy Walton was reelected record
ing secretary. Miss Doris Bender was
selected for the office of corresponding
secretary, and Miss Mary Hannah was
elected treasurer. Miss Anne Baker
was appointed sergeant at arms.
Iota Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority,
will entertain its ruSheeS at tea from
4 to 7 O'Clock this afternoon at the
home of Miss Dorothy Petty. 1927
Girard street northeast.
Delta Chapter of Sigma Epsilon
Sor1 rity has just completed its Fall
rushing season, having entertained the
rushees with some delightful parties. A
week end party was given at Chalk
Point at the cottage of Gertrude
Glauner, past president. The girls en-
joyed yachting party and midnight
supper. The next affair was baby
party given at the home of Dorothy
Page president, when the girls became
kids" again. The last party was a
seance given at the home Of Frances
Lorenz. The members and rushees en-
joyed hearing their pastS, present and
futures.
A lecture, sponsored by Iota Chapter,
Delta Phi Sigma Sorority, was delivered
by Mrs Margie Markley, October "a,
at the home of Miss Pat Jones, 80
E street northeast.
The president of Iota Chapter. Mrs
Margie Markley, was introduced as the
speaker by Mrs. Kathryne Haney. The
subject, THE Joys Of Living" was most
appropriate fer this period of so-called
Following the lecture, which was both
interesting and instructive, a suitable
poem was dedicated>to the speaker, Mrs
Markley- by Mrs Helen Crankie-
Iota Chapter will have an open house
in the home of Mrs. Harbaugh, lat
Tennessee avenue northeast, on Novem-
ber l, at o'clock pm.
The Alumnae Chapter of Phi Sigma
Sigma Sorority of George Washington
University entertained the members of
Kappa Chapter and rushees at a formal
banquet last Saturday evening at the
Carlton Hotel. The table was effectively
decorated with Fall flowers; covers were
laid for 40.
Mrs. joseph Dessoff. the archon of
AI1n1nQn L.
guests and introduced Mrs. John M.
Safer, a patroness, who delivered an
impressive address. Miss Hilda HAYES
was toastmistress.
Arrangements are being completed for
the annual dance which is to be held al
the Immaculate Seminary on FRIDAY
evening November IT. 1888. Those in
charge of the dance, Miss Margaret
DunWorth, chairman, and assisting her
on the committee are Miss Evelyn Pa
clnl, Miss Reba Harden. Miss Alice
keegan. Miss Ulrica Donohoe. Miss
Mary Eleanor Brown. Miss Mary Ann
Pratt.
The AIumnae Association of ST.
Ceclhas held its first meeting of the
year at the academy on Monday, Octo-
per 23. Officers who were elected for
the coming year include Miss Margaret
Tappan, president; Mrs. Paul A. Hur-
ney. vice president; Miss Olga Clements
secretary: Miss Agnes Fealy. recordine
secretary, and Miss Mae Manogue
treasurer.
Arrangements were made for the an.
nual alumnae reunion, to be held in
November
Actlves, alumnae members and pledge.
OF Delta Zeta National Sorority o.
George Washington University joined
together IN celebrating Founders day
Tuesday, October "a. A reception and
banquet was held at the Kennedy
/ Warren apartments.
Delta Zeta was founded in 1902 al
Miami University, oxford, Ohio. From
nucleus of six young women it ha.
grown to a membership of more thar
30 college and alumnae chapters.
Miss Virginia Gummel, toastmistress
introduced the speakers. the Misse.