Evening star., 1934-10-07
Sorority Programs Hold
Interesting Features

The members of the washington
Alumnae Chapter Of Phi Delta Delta
Legal Sorority are entertaining the
members of the sorority who are STU
dents at the Washington College Of
Law, George Washington University
Law School and National University
Law School and all other members
of the sorority in Washington this
afternoon at 2111 Massachusetts ave-
nue between the hours of 4.30 and
$50 O'Clock. Members of the society
from Baltimore have also been in
Vited.
Presiding at the tea tables through
out the afternoon will be Miss Anna
bel Matthews, Miss Anna O'Neill, Mrs.
Mabel Benson SakiS, Miss Mia Allen,
Mrs. Hector G. Spaulding, Judge Fay
l.. Bentley, Miss Mary Gainey, Miss
Ina D. Russell and Mrs. Katherine
Lloyd Campbell, member of the
staff of the American Legation, Bel
grade, YugoSlavia, who is spending
some time in Washington. The presi-
dents of the four local chapters, Miss
Leila M. Brown, Mrs. Leda Amidon,
Miss Betty Smith and Miss Bernice
Woodward, will assist Miss Ellyne
Strickland and the members of her
committee in receiving the guests.
The Washington Alumnae Club of
Pi Beta Phi will hold it's first meeting
OF the season at the American Asso-
citation of University Women, 1884
street, Tuesday Dinner at 6:45
pm. will be followed at 8 pm. with
a discussion of the proceedings of
the thirty-flrst biennial convention
which was held in Yellowstone Ma
tional Park several months ago. The
program will be in charge of the
members who attended the convention.
The new officers will enter upon
their duties for the year.
Mrs. Arthur E. NeSbitt and Mrs.
Carl S. Dow are in charge.
Zeta Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority,
VIII hold its annual Fall dance on
Friday night at Beaver Dam Coun-
try Club. Miss Margaret Hunter is
chairman of this affair, assisted by
Miss Helen Corker.
AT the meeting of the chapter, held
Tuesday night, the officers for the
coming year were installed, after
which refreshments were served.
Inc next meeting will be held Tues
DAY night. October 16, at 59l7 Seventh
street northwest.
Ann FaysSoux Johnston of Bari,,n
Springs, N. c., who is the travelling
representative for Kappa Delta So
rorlty, has been the guest of Univer-
slty OF Maryland Chapter of Kappa
Delta for the week of October l at
its home in College Park.
MISS Johnston was accorded several
courteSies from the college chapter
haVlng been guest of honor at a
white rose tea at the house Monday
afternoon. Thursday night. the So
rorlty entertained at a formal din
ner having the alumnae, patronesses.
and out-of-town guests to meet her,
Mrs. Percival Hall, jr., Kendall Green,
washington, who is serving on the
National Council of Kappa Delta in
the capacity of national editor of
the magazine. was a special guest.
Its faculty representation included
Dean Adele Stamp, DR.. Susan Har-
mon, Miss Alma H. Preenkert.
Miss Johnston is now completing
her second year in this office, She
completed her undergraduate work
at Queens College, Charlotte, N. c.,
where she was outstanding in campus
organizations. Her visit to MARYLAND
was preceded by inspection at the
University of Virginia From Mary
land she goes to inspect IA chapters
in the Eastern States. At the present
time Kappa Delta is represented in
70 colleges and universities in the
United States, being the fourth larg-
est national sorority. Mrs. A. M. Redd
of Peachburg, Ala, former national
president of Kappa Delta, is chair
man of National Panhellenic Con-
gress.
Miss Maxwell Dudley of Baltimore
was guest at the Kappa Delta house
this week. Miss Dudley was president
of the Randolph Chapter last
year, where she was also May queen
and president of the senior class.
Bowling for Nu Chapter. Tau Beta
Phi Sorority, started TUESDAY night
at Arcade alleys, with team No.
rolling three games. The bowlers of
this team are Edna Steed. Alice Potts,
Lillian Walker, Dorothy CrisWell,
Ruth Finnell, and Kitty Bielaski.
MI Chapter of Tau Beta Phi will
meet this afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Margaret Grossman.
The opening dance of the Kappa