Evening star., 1934-07-15
President Names
Committee Heads
OF K. ID. P.Chapter
Changes in By-lawS Are
Discussed by M
alpha Group.

The Nu Alpha Chapter of the Kappa
Delta Phi Sorority met Monday eve
ming at the home of Miss Maud
Ecton. ISIS Thirteenth street, for
the July business meeting. Sugges-
tions for bylaws for a new consti-
tuition were discussed.
Chairmen for the following COM
mittees were appointed by the presi-
dent. Miss Laney Payne Sadler Mem
| bership, Miss Mary Emory, Sick, Miss
! Ola Perry; Entertainment, Miss jew
ell Robinson; Finance. Miss Maud
Ecton; Civic Affairs. Miss Pearl
Henry: Grievance, Miss Dorothy Cox;
| Expansion. Miss Alma Gerstner; Pro-
gram, Miss Pauline Aker, and Pub
licity. Miss Jewell Robinson.
The next business meeting will be
/ held August l3 at the home of Miss
| Laney Payne Sadler. Mlrimar Apart
ments. Fifteenth street and Rhode
Island avenue, for a further discus
sion of the new constitution.
WOmen's City Club.-The July din
ner of the Business and Professional
/ Section will be held next Wednesday
1 at the club house with the chairman,
Miss Julia D. Connor, presiding. Miss
Catherine L. Vaux and members Of
! the Drama unit, will furnish the pro-
gram.
The Washington Branch of the
! American Association Of University
+ Women will hold a tea tomorrow at
30. when Miss Florence Fritz will
! be the hostess.
The junior group had a picnic
| Thursday evening at Sycamore Island
/ at the cottage of DR.. Stone and Miss
Mcmahon. Miss Ruth Goss acted as
hostess.
The Sixth vTriennial Convention Of
the Internal 8naI Federation of Notre
Dame Alumnae will be held in Gin
cinnati, August 81 through September
8. The Netherland Plaza will be the
convention hotel Meetings will be
held at the Summit. Every chapter,
including the British Association, will
send delegates to the convention. Mrs.
James F. Hartnett and Mrs. Adelaide
Rover Cavanagh will represent the
washington CldpUeT.
Washington Council, Ladies Of the
Z. c. c. of E.-The annual excursion
will be TO Chapel Point, July 18, on
the Steamer Potomac. 1t will leave
Sixth and Water streets southwest at
| 8 o'clock.
The Business Women's Council
{ Itr-a11 L. .
nant First Presbyterian Church
| Tuesday AT pm. The council will
be entertained in a musical program
/ under the direction of Mrs. J. N.
! Baker. Irwin H. Linton will give the
! address at the devotional period at
6.45. Supper to 6:15.
The Park View W0man's Club will
/ hold a card party July II from l to
| O'Clock at the home of the presi-
dent. Mrs. Maurice / Smith, Ais
/ Madison street Bridge and five
/ hundred Will be played Mrs Robert
| JonScher. first vice president, is in
/ charge of arrangements.
The ZOnta Club last Wednesday
held its weekly luncheon. The presi-
| dent Of the Glen Falls. N. Y. Zonta
| Club, Miss Rose A. Morrison, was a
+ guest.
DR.. Mildred Dickerson McCallip
/ president of the Washington Club. who
represented the club at the Zonta in
I ternational, recently held at Quebec,
Canada made her Official report
j There were many items Of interest,
/ among them the officers elected for
/ the ensuing year, as follows: Miss
+ Cora E. Mckenzie, Cambridge, Mass,
+ president; Miss J. Winifred Hughs.
+ Syracuse, N. Y. first vice president;
DR.. Lura Loop Pasadena. Calf, Sec
ond vice president; Miss Gertrude
/ NJ Jacobs. Milwaukee, Wis. treasurer:
/ Miss Harriet c. Richards. Chicago.
{ executive secretary. The chairman of
district No 3, in which the Washing
| ton club is located. is Miss Helen
/ J. Rogers of Buffalo. N. Y. The many
! social activities of the convention
! were related by Miss Emma T Hahn.
On July l8 the session will be for
! general sociability among the mem
! bers and their friends.
/ Inc department OF Potomac, WOm-
ans Relief Corps. Auxiliary to the
/ G. A. R., President Mrs. E Helen
Temple, staff and corps members,
participated in the exercises July 4
at the Washington Monument.
Mrs. Temple accompanied the ma
! tional president. Womans Relief
/ Corps. Mrs. Mae G. Lincoln. who
! presented a watch to the cadet who
made the highest average in an es-
say on home economics and home
I government at the United States
Naval Academy.
An invitation has been accepted
for the department president and all
/ corps TO attend the exercises to be
held on the 10th anniversary Of the
battle of Fort Stevens.
Phil Sheridan Corps held a recep-
/ ton IN honor Of the department
president and staff at the Thomas
/ Circle Club, Thursday.
The national convention Of the
Grand Army of the Republic and the
Woman's Relief Corps will be held in
Rochester N. Y. the week Of August
l..
| Potomac Lincoln. Grant Mckinley
and Beck Ladies Circles of the G, A.
Z. held exercises July y AT Z pm. at
| Fort Stevens Commemoratine the
| 10Th anniversary Of its founding.