Evening star., 1934-12-09
George Washington U.
Graduate Fraternity Tea

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Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Gamma
graduate fraternity of George Washing
ton University, will hold its tea ano
regular meeting in Columbian House
today at 3 o'clock DR.. Bartch of the
National Museum will speak. HoStesse.
will be Miss Phoebe Knappen. Mis-:
Nina Booth. Miss Agnes Farrell. Miss
Gretchen Rogers and Miss Geraldine
Mcknitt.
Saturday evening the fraternity held
a New Deal party in the Wood Shed
from $50 to 1890. Members and
guests played games carrying the New
deal lettering. Miss Verle Schultz wa:
hostess.
The members of the Washington
Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Omicron
Pi will attend an attractively arranged
breakfast this morning at the Iron
Gate Inn. The occasion is the cele-
bration of the founding of the ma
tioaal fraternity at Barnard College
in 1897. and all chapters throughout
the country will meet to honor the
founders
The red and white colors Of the
fraternity will be carried out in pretty
table decorations. Miss Margaret E.
Cook planned the breakfast and Miss
Ruth Miles, president, will preside.
The Washington alumnae Of Delta
Gamma will hold their December
meeting Tuesday at the home of Miss
yopat prou-p 1900 r,,t,opty y,iy,fl, etraot
northwest. The assistant hostesses
will be Mrs. Northcutt Ely. Mrs. Rich
ard Wilson, Mrs. Chiffon Wright and
Mrs Dorothy Hart. Newcomers in
Washington are especially invited.
Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
has made plans for a dance to be
given at the Broadmoor December IA
Mrs. Mildred King extended an in
Ntation to the members to have their
regular Christmas party at her home
on Friday, December 81. The next
regular meeting Of Gamma is Deem
Der IL.
Plans for the Christmas dance given
by Alpha Province to be held at the
Lafayette Hotel December %, were
completed by Lambda Chapter, Phi
Sigma Epsilon Sorority. at its last
meeting, held in the home of Mrs.
Hazel Kremkau at 1445 Park road
northwest. Miss Betty Jacobs of Epsi-
lon Chapter and Miss Edith Rowles,
. rushee, were guests.
Nu Chapter of Kappa Beta Pi, inter-
national legal sorority, met in the
home of Mrs. M. H. Coulston Friday
evening for the purpose of pledging
to membership students at George
Washington University Law School,
including Mrs. Anne Bassler, Miss
Katherine N. Hawes. Miss Eleanor A.
Heller, Miss Helen Pearl Kuntz, Miss
Ora Lee Marshino, Miss Eunice Mozelle
Painter and Mrs. Altha Conner
Wheatley. High scholastic standing is
an important requirement for eligi-
bility. Miss Wilma Van Deman con-
Quoted the pledge services, which were
attended by number of prominent
alumnae of the sorority
The Washington Alumnae Chapter
of Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity held its
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Mrs. Laurie Hess Friday evening
Work was completed on a box of
clothing and Christmas gifts to be
sent to the health center in Currin
Valley, Va, which is the national
philanthropic project of the fraternity.
A miscellaneous shower was also held
for Mrs. Warren Faircloth, formerly
Miss Olive Geiger, whose marriage
took place in this city November %.
Mrs. Faircloth. who is charter mem
Der Of the local chapter at George
Washington University, has recently
returned from wedding trip to
Florida.
The regular business meeting of
Alpha Province. Chi Sigma Sorority,
was held Wednesday at the Mayfiower
Hotel. Mrs. Richard Newell, chairman
of the Entertainment Committee has
called a meeting of her committee to
be held Wednesday, December 10, to