Evening star., 1934-06-03
Graduate Students C. w.
Tea in Presidents S Garden

beCd SIldpJtT Ol FIJI OtlId 1dlIlInd,
national sorority for graduate women,
will hold its annual garden party for
all graduate students in George WASH
ington University today from S to 7
O'Clock in the Presidents garden, 2100
g street northwest.
In the receiving line will be Miss
Phoebe Knappen, the retiring presi-
dent; Miss Gladys Powell, the presi-
dent-elect, and Miss Emma Thorn.
former president; also Miss Virginia
Kinnard and Miss Celia Carpenter,
who are graduating this June.
Those assisting at the tea tables
thy Corson, Miss Patricia Gosnell,
Miss Mildred Green, Miss Bernadine
Haycock, Mrs. Thomas Kissling, Miss
Agnes Lee, Miss Mary Pearce, Mrs.
George Pitt. jr.; Miss Gretchen Rog-
ers, Miss Gertrude Speiden, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Stafford and Mrs. James Suber.
Alpha Gamma Chapter, Alpha zeta
Beta National Sorority, held a Dutch
party Tuesday evening at 4431 Fes-
sender street, with Helen, Ramisch
acting as hostess. This was the first
meeting for the four new members.
Elsie RANDY, president of the chap
ter, was elected as the delegate to
attend the convention in Philadelphia.
Eva Hodges was elected to fill the
Office of chaplain historian and Billie
Palmer to fill the Office of representa-
tive on the Panhellenic Association,
due to the resignation from the soror-
ity of Sunny Baker, who held these
two Offices.
The next meeting will be held Tues
day, June 5, at the home of Elsie
Randy All members are requested
to be present.
A surprise shower was given to
Miss Betty Todd by her sorority sis
ters of Gamma Chapter, Sigma Beta
Sorority, Tuesday evening. May %,
1884. at the home of Miss Margaret
Nussear, 1919 Gallatin street north
west. The house was beautifully dec
Grated in pink and white. The table
was cleverly dressed with bridal trim
mings.
Sigma Beta Sorority entertained
the members of the Visiting Commit
tee of the Non-Academic Panhellen-
ic Association Saturday. June 2, 1884,
with a delightful luncheon given at
the Washington Golf and Country
Club, Arlington County. Va. The ia
BILE was decorated with Spring flow
ers and the lovely surroundings of
the club made an ideal setting for
the affair, which was thoroughly en-
joyed by all The committee in charge
consisted of Mildred Mackin, chair
man, assisted by Ruth Hicks and Kit
ty Moore.
Beta Chapter of Lambda Chi So
rority held a closed dinner and dance
at Rossdhu Castle Saturday night,
May 26. Miss Sally Meenehan acted
as toastmistreSs. A dinner ring with
the sorority seal was presented to
Miss Margaret Barrett, outgoing
chapter president. After the dinner
the third degree was administered to
Miss Eleanor Fox and Miss Rita Lof-
tus. The chapter officers for l934-35
we're installed They are Miss Alice
Meenehan. president; Miss Winifred
Huck, vice president; Mrs. Mary Mad
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Frances Casson, corresponding secre-
tary: Miss Sally Meenehan. treasurer,
and Miss Claire Wertenbruch. pub
liCity editor. The affair was closed
with dancing until 1870 am.
The Theta Tau Zeta Delphian
Chapter will meet tomorrow evening
at the Claridge Hotel. with Miss Ger
trude Upton as leader
The literary program will be on
Rome, Builder of Modern State
craft" The topics for report are as
follows: "Rome's Part in World De-
-velopment," Miss Estelle Anthony:
Pre- Roman Italy" Miss Lodruth La
Raw; Rome and the Latins," Miss
Mary williams; tThe Age of Legend"
Miss Mary Bostick; "Legacies From
the Days of Kings" Miss Iva Mena-
fee: The Difficult Progress of De-
mocracy." Mrs. Margie Markiey:
Community Customs of Early Rome"
Mrs. F. X Johnson; The Early Ro-
man at Home" Miss Katherine Do
herty.
The last meeting of the season will
be held June ID.