Evening star., 1934-04-15
Sigma Epsilon Group
Is Laying Plans for
Founder $ Day Banquet
Four Sorority Organizers
to Be Guests of Honor.
viii, Install Chapter.

The executive council of Sigma
Epsilon Sorority is making final ar
rangements for its founders day
banquet to be held at Columbia
Country Club Tuesday. The guests
of honor will include the four found
ers of the sorority, Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore, Mrs. Edith Gosnell, Mrs.
Dorothy Low, and Mrs. Mildred Kap-
pier. and all of the grand officers of
Sigma Epsilon.
A large number of Washington
members of Sigma Epsilon are plan
ming to attend the installation of a
new chapter today in Baltimore. The
installation Is to be conducted by Mrs.
Hazel Beall, grand chancellor, at the
Stratford Hotel.
Beta Chapter of Delta Alpha
Sorority will entertain at theater
party at the Belasco Tuesday evening,
when the guests will include Miss
Helen Greenwald, Miss Freda Black
burn, Miss Gertrude Lanman and Mrs.
Mary Lii Kent.
The April meeting Of the Washing
ton Alumnae Association Of Kappa
Delta will be a luncheon at the Iron
Gate Inn, 1734 N street. April 81 at
80 o'clock. After luncheon there
will be short business meeting and
election of officers. Virginia Sheffield,
Cleveland 1887, is chairman Of the
committee on arrangements, and will
receive notices of acceptance.
Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Chap
ter will be hostess to the Panhellenic
Association of Washington Saturday,
at the home Of Mrs. Lloyd B. Wilson.
Preceding tea, a program of original
compositions will be given by Dorothy
Radford. Mrs. Radford, who Is the
wife of Lieut.. Comdr. Arthur w. Rad
ford of the Navy, gained fame on the
West Coast as composer and pro-
ducer when she staged several original
musical comedies with great success,
among them "A Christmas Fable" and
''Prudy and Prunella," selections from
which she will sing on this occasion.
Eta Beta and Gamma Beta Chap
ters of Phi Beta Psi Sorority are spon-
soring a dance at Kenwood Country
Club Saturday, from 10 to ! o'clock.
Phi Sigma Sorority, Kappa Chapter,
George Washington University, enter
tained at luncheon and bridge at the
Willard Hotel yesterday in honor of
its new patronesSes, Mrs. Harry Bern
ton and Mrs. Leopold V. Freudberg
Other patroneSses of the sorority,
Mrs. John M. Safer, Mrs. Abram
Simon and Mrs. William Allen Will
bur, were guests of honor.
Delta Sigma Chapter, Sigma Phi
Gamma International Sorority, held
dance last night at the Beaver Dam
Country Club. In charge were Miss
Helayne Walker, chairman; Miss
Pauline Kinsinger, Miss Ruth Willis
and Miss Peggy Conner.
Delta Chapter Of Delta Alpha So
rority held a pledge service at the
home of Miss Bertha Lipscomb Tues
day, when the pledges were Miss
Elizabeth Gilkey and Miss Grace Nc
Crabb. Miss Helen Wagner, chapter
president, conducted the service.
Alpha Gamma Chapter of Alpha
Zeta Beta National Sorority held its
regular meeting Tuesday evening,
April 10, with Miss Mona Buckley as
hostess.
Last Sunday the chapter held a
cocktail party for the officers of the
Non-Academic Panhellenic Associa-
ton, with Mrs. Huda Benton acting
as hostess. In the company were Miss
Helen Frye of Lamba Chi, Mrs. Peggy
Conner Of Sigma Phi Gamma, Miss
Marion Hine of Phi Sigma Epsilon,
Mrs. Mildred Robson of Sigma Beta,
Miss Dorothy Pearson of Phi Beta
Psi, Miss Marjorie Palmer of Beta
Gamma Phi and Miss Margaret
Dauner of Alpha Zeta Beta. Miss
Mildred Pierson became a pledge,
taking the first degree. The goats
entertained by reading their life his
tories.
Next meeting will be held on Tues
day evening, April II, at the home of
Mrs. Stuart Currey.
Alpha Chapter of Beta Chi National
Sorority held It's regular meeting at
the home of Elizabeth Bernard Tues
day night. The future program for
the sorority was planned. Miss VIII
helmina Cronenberg, goat, will be in
itiated at the next meeting. A tacky
party, to be given by all Washington
chapters, was announced for April %
at the Hay Loft.
Zeta Chapters, Chi Sigma Sorority,
Aew members were welcomed by the
president, Miss Margaret Smith, at
the chapter meeting April 10. After
the business meeting there was a So
cial, at which refreshments were
served
Plans have been completed for
semi-closed dance, to be held at the
Montgomery Country Club in May.
Mrs. Catherine Henley Is in charge.
The Washington Council Of Beta
Chi National Sorority held its regu-
lar monthly meeting at the home OF
its chairman, Marian Draeger, last
Monday, at which time there was a
discussion on Beta Chi's forthcoming
convention at South Bend, Ind. Rho
Chapter has already elected its dele
gates and the other seven local chap
ters are either nominating or electing
delegates at meetings this week. Miss
n UIE