Evening star., 1934-02-18
Delta Delta Delta
Alliance Will Give
Tea for Chapter
Program Saturday Will In
clude Comedy Skit, Music
and Dances.

stalled Tri Delta Chapter at the Uni
versity of Maryland at 4 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon in the club house of
the District League of American Pen
Women. Additional guests will be the
presidents of the other sororities at
Maryland University, the president OF
the Washington Pan-Hellenic Asso-
citation, and the deans of women at
American, George Washington and
Maryland Universities.
The program will consist of a COM
edy skit presented by Mrs. Rollo
Plumb, Mrs. William Moody, Mrs. ].
B. Walsh, Miss Dorothy Kirkwood,
Miss Sara Fulton and Miss Carrie
Lucas; songs by. Mrs Howard Hosmer,
piano solo by Mrs. Dale Quarton and
dances by Donna Toggart.
Miss Annabel Glenn will act as
hostess. assisted by Mrs. w. c. Mark
ham Mrs A. NJ Edwards, Mrs A. B.
Genung, Mrs E H Horton, Miss Nell
lie Brown and Miss Marian Sands.
Mrs James Cumming will be in charge
of arrangements.
The Washington Alumnae Chapter
Of Sigma Kappa Sorority of George
Washington University will give a
bridge party at Southern Diaries
Saturday, March IT, for the benefit Of
Its scholarship loan fund
The committee includes Miss Irene
Pistorio. Miss Lee Harden, Miss Doro-
thy Sornborger, Miss Helen Drew. Miss
Martha Turner. Mrs. Frances Walker
Eassett and Mrs. Isabella Brown Krey.
Alpha Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, will
meet tomorrow. when the program for
the evening continuing the study of
George Eliot, will be under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Ellis Logan.
Miss Kathleen Cagney entertained
the members of Alpha Chapter, Beta
Sigma Phi. at tea Sunday, February
II, in her home on Rhode Island ave-
nue..
The Minerva Club of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Fraternity is sponsoring a
dance Wednesday in the chapter house
at 1923 Sixteenth street northwest,
10 until 2 o'clock Refreshments will
be served by the committee in charge,
of which Mrs Grayson B. Hanes is
chairman
Rho Chapter of Beta Chi National
Sorority has completed plans for its
annual st. Patrick's subscription
dance. The committee in charge of
the dance includes Miss Helen Farley,
Miss Agnes Gowen and Miss Virginia
Chism, and the party will be given at
Indian Spring Country Club Satur-
day, March IT.
Washington Alumnae Club, Mu Phi
Epsilon, national honorary musical
sorority, will give a Valentine dance
tomorrow night in the home of Mrs.
Ruth Bronson Logan on Connecticut
avenue.
The sorority members, with their
escorts, are planning to dress in the
mode of the Gay Nineties," and many
becoming as we'll as ridiculous cos
tunes will be worn. Social arrange
n1ents are in charge of Miss Kath-
crime Fisher, and the decorations will
be cupids, hearts, and valentines with
the dining room in charming st. VAL
entine array. About go guests are ex-
pected, and many unique stunts are
planned for their entertainment.
The Eta Beta Chapter of the Phi
Beta Psi National Sorority celebrated
its founders day Thursday by INSTALL
ing its first sister chapter in Wash
ington. The installation took place
in the Hamilton Hotel The grand
inspectress, Miss Dorothy Davis of
Bradford, Pa, came to Washington for
the installation She was assisted by
Miss Virginia Richards, president of
Eta Beta Chapter, as well as all other
members of the chapter The new
chapter will be known as Eta Gamma
Chapter, and the five charter men,
bers installed we're: Miss Dorothy
Pearson, Miss Enda Doyle, Miss Hilda
Hausenfuck Miss Eleanor Sands. Miss
Gladys Voehl and Miss Jackie Kelly.
After the installation, the new chap
ter was entertained at a supper dance
In the east room at the Hamilton.
The same evening, Eta Beta ini-
tiated two of its pledges, Miss Rose
Ellen Jarvis and Miss Irrna McPher-
son.
Eta Beta Chapter Of Phi Beta Psi
Sorority sponsored a supper dance at
the La Paree Friday, February 9.
A rush tea was held by Beta Mu
Sorority in the home economics de-
partment Of Mckinley High School
from BIS to 4:3O o'clock St. VaIen-
tines day. Miss Thelna Cheek and
Miss Edna Stork poured tea. Miss
Marion Mckenzie and Miss Myra
Kramer were hostesses
Formal initiation into the Delta
Chapter of Beta Mu Sorority was
held Friday, February 9, in the home
Of Miss Dorothy Carpenter at 14O0
Kearney street northeast. when Miss
Margaret Brown, Miss Emmie Har-
wood, Miss Bobbie Redington, Miss
Mary Shelton and Miss Dorothy Wells
were admitted
A supper dance followed at the La
Paree to celebrate the admission of
the pledges.
Beta Chi National Sorority's Coun-
ctl for the Washington district held
its regular monthly meeting Monday
night. The council is composed of
two members from each of Beta Chi's
eight local chapters.
XII Chapter is observing the third
anniversary of its affiliation with
Beta Chi at a party this afternoon
in the home of Miss Louise Schulz.
The chapter also is planning a rum
mage sale for the near future.
Rho Chapter met recently and COM
pleted plans for its annual st. Pat
rick's day script dance, which is to
be given at the Indian Springs Coun-
try Club. The committee in charge
OF the event is composed of Miss
Helen Farley, Miss Agnes Gowen and
Miss Virginia Chism.
Pi Chapter will meet Tuesday in
the home of Miss Ethel Hoff1er at
which time Miss Madelaine. Daven-
port will be pledged.
Gamma Chapter of Sigma Epsilon
Sorority held its regular meeting
Tuesday night at the home of Miss
Ann Galloway. Plans were presented
for subscription dance to be given
In cooperation with Chi Sigma Chap
ter Of Alpha Sigma Lambda Frater-
nifty Saturday, March 8, at the Beaver
Dam Cnnntrv C1uh from IN fi1l .