Evening star., 1935-02-03
Alumnae and Sorority
Events on Schedule

The alumnae of the Immaculate
Conception Academy, in cooperation
with the Sisters Of Charity Of st. Vim
cent de Paul, will give their annual
card and bingo party at the convent,
1854 Eighth street, Tuesday evening.
In accordance with the yearly Gus
tom of the alumnae. the proceeds of
the affair will be presented to the sis
terS of the academy.
Miss Mary McCann is chairman of
the Committee in Charge of Arrange
ments. Assisting Miss McCann are
Miss Kathryn Bowers, Mrs. Reiman
Chesley, Miss Dorothy NeSline, Miss
Margaret Sheehan, Miss Elsie Burch,
Miss Kathleen Baker, Miss Alma Happ,
Miss Madeline Auginbauh and Miss
Helen M. Cogan.
The members of Alpha Lambda
Chapter, Phi Delta Delta International
Legal Fraternity of National Univer-
sity, have issued cards for tea today
from to O'Clock in the lovely
Georgetown home Of Mrs. Mabel
Walker Willebrandt, at 30l8 Dunbar
ton avenue. The women students of
National University have been invited
to meet the officers of National Uni
versity, who are the guests of honor,
and prominent members Of the legal
fraternity. The local chapter has
taken this occasion to include among
the guests the prominent Washington
Alumnae Chapter of Phi Delta Delta.
Decorations will be in the colors Of
the fraternity, and the following men,
bers will assist at the tea table: Miss
Rosalia Bigos, Miss Mildred Burke,
Miss Louise Chandler. Miss zoda
Greenlee, Miss Edna Mae Miller and
Miss Bessie Phelan
Beta Chapter of Phi Delta Gamma,
graduate womenS fraternity Of George
Washington University, will hold its
monthly tea at 3 o'clock this afternoon
in Lambie House. Guests of honor
are the new members, including Mrs.
Arletta Ahrends, Mrs Marjorie Cade,
Miss Sara Branch, Miss Ella Fraser,
Miss Mary Henderson, Miss Frances
Harlan, Miss Laura Lee, Miss Martha
Moon, Miss Ruth Remsberg, Miss
nellie Shannon, Miss Mary Smith and
Miss Frances Willoughby.
The table will be decorated in black
and gold, the fraternity's colors. Host
esses are Miss Ellen Anderson, Miss
Alice Jewell, Miss Frances Alexander
and Miss Nanele Kees.
The Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority,
Kappa Chapter, Of George Washing
ton University, will hold a philan-
thropic card party on Wednesday at
8 O'Clock at the Hamilton Hotel.
The poster contest, depicting the
charity dance to be given by the
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority in the
chantilly room of the Hamilton Hotel
Saturday night, closed January 81.
Miss Mary Emory, chairman of the
poster contest, reports favorable re-
sponSe and much talent displayed.
A committee of five judges has been
selected, four members from the
sorority and one non-member. The
judges are Miss Mary Emory, national
president; Miss Laney Payne Sadler,
president: Miss Jewell Robinson, vice
president; Miss Pearl Henry, guard,
and Miss W. E. Mitchell.
The winner will be announced the
early part of next week, at which time
the prize of a ticket to the dance will
be awarded.
Tau Beta Phi Sorority, Gamma
Chapter, will hold "pajama party"
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
Regina Haines, 45o3 Fourth street, at
$50 o'clock Miss Kitty Lewis and
Miss Mildred Quigley will be the host
esses. There will be novel games and
refreshments. The proceeds of this
party will be used for social service
work carried on in Gamma Chapter.
Alpha Gamma Chapter of Chi Sigma
Sorority was installed in a ceremony
held at Indian Spring Country Club
on Thursday. The ritual was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Sara Walter of Cam
den, N. j., national vice president of
Chi Sigma. Assisting were Miss Lille
Marie Knouss of Baltimore, treasurer,
and Miss Louise Lerch of Washington,
secretary; also Miss Mary Lou Colli-
flower, Miss Margaret Smith, Miss
Catherine Pfuger and Miss Lois
Merit, officers Of Alpha province. The
new chapter was sponsored by Miss
Mertz. Following the installation
members of Alpha Gamma Chapter
were guests of honor at dinner, with
dancing later in the evening.
Beta Chapter. Phi Delta Gamma.
graduate women's fraternity of the
George Washington University, held
its initiation banquet in the patio of
the Carlton Hotel Saturday evening.
January 20. The program opened
with an address of welcome by Presi-
dent Miss Elaine Arnaud, who pre-
sided at tho dinpar