Evening star., 1935-12-01
6 Fororities Have
Full PROGRAMS

tea this afternoon from to 8
-..ock at the home Of Miss Alma
..ussear, president OF Eta Chapter, at
1919 Gallatin street northwest. The
party is in honor Of a group of IT
girls who have petitioned the sorority
to form q new chapter in this city.
The committee In charge Of the tea
includes Mrs. Virginia Murray, Miss
Mary Dudley and Miss Olga Bedell.
Assisting at the tea table will be
Miss Peggy Schroble, Miss Audrey
Shanahan and Miss Eunice Bratton,
all Of Eta Chapter, which Is acting as
sponsor for the petitioners.
The Washington Province of Tau
Beta Phi National Sorority will enter
tain the rushees Of the respective
chapter at q tea this afternoon in
the pan-American room of the May
flower Hotel from 4 to o'clock.
Those serving on the committee are
Miss Emma Lee Mcknight, chairman;
Mrs. Jewel Perry, Mrs. Helen Began,
Miss Doris Mead, Miss Bernice Frank,
Miss Margaret Souder, Miss Helen
| 0IIc6 anu N1koS 0I1d kJSSdL.
Beta Chapter, Phi Delta Gamma,
graduate woman's fraternity of the
George Washington University, will
meet this afternoon at 8 o'clock in
Columbian House, when the hostesses
will be Miss Mary Henderson, Miss
Irma Belk. Mrs. Irma White and Mrs.
Levina Bolton.
/ The members of the Psi Lambda
Tau Sorority are planning special
events for their splash party, which
Is to be held Wednesday at the Am
bassador Hotel.
Alpha Epsilon Alpha Alumnae
Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega will have
as its December meeting a 7-o'clock
desert meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Chester Leasure at 30l6
Forty-fourth place northwest. Mrs
| Anne Brosius and Mrs. Marie Stimson
will be assistant hosteSses.
The active and alumni chapters OF
Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority Of George
Washington University joined in cell
ebrating Founders day with banquet
at the Roosevelt Hotel November 26
Miss Ethel Feldscher, president OF
Phi Sigma Sigma at the University of
Utah, was among the guests. The
chairman of the affair was Miss Sarah
Silverman.
The Mu Chapter of Tau Beta Phi
| Sorority held weenie roast at Sandy
Caves, near Herald Harbor, Thanks
giving eve. Goats and rushees at
tended.
Gamma Chapter of Sigma Epsilon
Sorority gave a tea November "a at
the home of Mrs. Howard Stone, 5707
Kansas avenue northwest, in honor of
Miss Bernice Shuey and Miss Miriam
Hyrdle. The grand officers of the
sorority were also guests Of honor at
the tea. The decorations were carried
out in green and white, the sorority
colors.
Iota Chi Sorority entertained a
number of guests Saturday night, No
vember %, with a delightful progress
sive dinner party. The homes Of Mrs.
Norvell Stearn, Mrs. Ira L. Ewers and
Mrs. John Easter, where the courses
were served. were attractively deco
rated with clusters of white and yellow
chrysanthemums. Tables seating the
party of 26 were tastefully arranged
and carried the flowers and colors
of the sorority.
Mrs. Stearn was assisted during the
first courses by Mrs. Norma r. Jones,
Mrs. Emma Haneke and Mrs. Mary
Mccarthy. The entree was served in
the home Of Mrs. Ira L. Ewers, with
Mrs. James Mcdonnell, Mrs. Jerry
Shehan and Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald
assisting. The final course was served
in the cocktail room of the home of
Mrs. John Easter. Mrs. Gerald Shean
and Mrs. Walter zeydel assisted the
last hostess. The evening was brought
to close with a dance. Among the
guests were Mrs. Marie Garrick of
Baltimore, Mr.. Robert Baker, Capt.
Bernard Kidwell, Mr.. Charles A. Wat
son.. Mr.. Samuel King, MIR. Norvell
Stearn, Mr.. Ira L. Ewers, Mr.. James
Mcdonnell, Mr.. Jerry Shehan. Mr..
Thomas Mcdonald, Mr.. Walter Zeydel
and Mr.. John Easter.