Evening star., 1934-06-17
othy Wilson of Tau and Lillian Fan

othy Wilson Of Tau and Lillian Fan
shaw of XII.
The officers of the Washington
Council were also presented with cor
sages of flowers for their splendid
work and cooperation throughout
the year.
The banquet table was beautifully
decorated with wildflowers and can
delabara and the menus made at
tractive souvenirs for the girls. De-
tails of the banquet we're arranged
and executed by a committee under
the efficient guidance of Miss Hat
tie Srtyker, chairman, Tau Chapter.
This banquet climaXed the initia-
ton ceremonies which started We'd
nesday when the first degree was ad-
ministered to the 16 initiates at $50
o'clock in the north room of the
Hotel Mayfower Lucille Profe of
Zeta Chapter conducted the cere-
mony.
The sorority will honor its new
members today when Miss Marie
Reichman and Mrs. Irma Patterson
will be hostesses at a tea to be given
at Miss Reichman's home, 7425 Thir-
teenth street northwest, from to 6
o'clock.
Congressional Country Club was
the scene of a very delightful dance
Friday evening when the sorority con-
cIuded it's social activities for the
year. Miss Susan Hall of Mu Chap
ter, chairman of the Dance Commit
tee. was congratulated for arrang-
ing such an enjoyable occasion.
Beta Chi National Sorority will hold
its sixth national convention Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of this
week at South Bend, Ind, with the
chapters in South Bend and Elk
hart acting as hostesses. The dele
gates from washington's eight chap
ters, together with the national preSi-
dent Miss Hilda ShomO, and the ma
tional treasurer, Mrs. Mae Cole, and
two guests from Pi Chapter will en-
train for South Bend Tuesday night.
The delegates from here are Mar
garet Dougherty and Grace Dils, AL
pha; Miriam Draeger and Dorothea
Welsh, Gamma; Mary Bryan, Isobel
Steig and Virginia Mason, Eta: Mary
Costello and Evelyn Berger, Mu; Lu-
cille Bonucelli and Mary Harton, XII;
Dorothy Davis and 10 Hummer, Pi;
Louise Mills and Theresa Trant, Rho
and Garland Pyles, Upsilon. Mae
Taylor and Marion Risdon of Pi
Chapter are also attending.
A majority of the group attending
from Washington plans to visit A
Century of Progress Exposition in
Chicago after the convention has ad-
journed.
Friday evening. June 8. Gamma
Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority, held its
Clarendon, Va. All active members
were present at the banquet, which
was presided over by Miss Evelyn
Beery with the officers as honor
guests.
Gifts were presented to Lois Mertz,
president; Mary Wood. Alpha Prov
ince president, and Louise Lerch, ma
tional secretary. Myrtle Libbey and
Connie Cooksie received remem-
brances for their excellent work in
connection with the sale of tickets
to functions given by the chapter
during the year. The following girls
received awards for perfect attend
ance at meetings during the year:
Louise Lerch, Anna Hauvermale
Stuart Gibson. Lois Mertz, Elizabeth
Swadley, Hannah Kimbell and Dale
Phillips.
Dancing followed from to u.
The bi-monthly meeting Of Delta
Sigma Chapter, Sigma Phi Gamma
International Sorority. was held at
the home of Cassie Davidson June Z,
at which time the annual examina-
ton of the sorority was given to the
members. After the business meet
ing refreshments we're served in the
garden of Miss Davidsons home.
June 10, 1884. the chapter held a
picnic at Great Falls, Va. to cele-
brate the first anniversary as chap
ter Of Sigma Phi Gamma Interna-
tional Sorority. Among those pres
ent we're Peggy Conner. Pauline Kin
singer, Peggy Rose, Eleanor Rosen-
berger, Louise Marion. Ethel Flah-
arty, Margaret Lewis and their
escorts. A good time was enjoyed by
all.
Miss jeanette Rotering. newly
elected corresponding secretary Of the
Washington Alumnae Chapter of the
Alpha Xi Delta Fraternity. will rep
resent the local chapter at the ma
tional convention of the fraternity
which convenes June 25 at the New
Ocean House, Swampscott. Mass.
Present at the convention will be
delegates from the fraternity's SIS COL
legiate chapters and alumnae chap
ters from all over the country Mrs.