Evening star., 1934-09-30
Notes of Sororiities
Include Fall Plans

Cards have been issued by the
Washington Alumnae Chapter of Phi
Delta Delta Legal Sorority for tea
Sunday afternoon, October Z, at 2111
Massachusetts, avenue, In honor of all
members of the sorority residing in
washington and Baltimore. The
committee in charge of arrangements
includes Miss Ellyne Strickland, Miss
Fay Woodward, Miss Mary Senart,
Miss Mary Agnes Brown, Miss Jessie
Canoe and Miss Minnie NJ Jamcs.
1h-re are about 200 members of the
fraternity in and around Washington.
Miss Leila M. Brown is president of
the Washington A'umnae Chapter.
The Washington City Alumnae of
Chi Omega will entertain the dele
gates of the Washington CHARTER Of
Panhellenic at a breakf? st, Sunday
morning at IL o'clock, october 7, at
the Shoreham Hotel. Miss Hilda
| Threlkheld, dean of women at the
| University of Louisville and former
national vice president of Chi Omega,
will be guest of honor. Mrs. Robert
Stearns, 1924 Iris street, who has
been Chi Omega's delegate to the
Panhellenic group since its organiza-
| ton several years ago. is in charge
| of arrangements for the breakfast
Alpha chapter of Beta Gamma Phi
Sorority entertained at luncheon at
the Washington Golf and Country
Club Saturday in honor of Mrs.
Mary Riley. a charter member of the
chapter, who has recently returned
to the city after long sojourn in
the Philippine Islands.
The chapter will hold a business
meeting Tuesday night at the Am
bassador Hotel, at which time a
bowling team will be chosen to
represent the chapter in the Inter
Sorority Bowling League, which opens
| It's season Monday
Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Chapter
will hold its first regular meeting of
the year Tuesday in the active chap
ter rooms at 202O G street northwest,
at o'clock. The business meeting
will be followed by a presentation of
rushing plans for the Alpha Pi Chap
ter at George Washington University
by Miss Hazel Haynes, rush captain.
Miss Marian Boyle will give a short
sketch of the highlights of the ma
tional convention at Swampscott,
Mass.
! Alpha Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi.
will open the Fall season with formal
I initiation of new members at meet
ing to be held at 2400 Sixteenth
street tomorrow at o'clock
Miss Relda Ross of Alpha enter
tanned the chapter at buffet
luncheon at her home Saturday,
/ September %.
Thursday. September q. Mu Chap
ter. Beta Chi National Sorority, had
mock initiation followed by a beer
rally at the home of Miss Virginia
Money. Vienna. Va.
Formal initiation takes place at
o'clock today at the home of Miss
Evelyn Leonberger, $40 Quincy street
northwest, Washington, D. c.
A group of new officers include:
President, Miss Mary Costello; vice
president, Miss Anne Vito; secretary,
Miss Evelyn Leonberger; treasurer,
Miss Catherine Lester, and sargeant-
alarms, Miss Margaret Mcintosh.
The regular bi-weekly meeting of
Pi Chapter Tau Phi Sorority, was
held at the home of Catharine
McGogney. on Tuesday. September 25.
Tuesday, October Is, was chosen as
! the date on which the chapter an
niversary will be celebrated with a
banquet and dance.
Pi Chapter of Beta Chi National
Sorority held its regular meeting last
Tuesday at the home of Irma Bitter.
The annual election of officers took
place
The chapter is planning "cootie'
party for tomorrow night at the Cava-
| lier Hotel for its rushees.
Announcements have been distri-
buted for the harvest hop to be held