Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-29
Sororities Open
Seasons Festivities

| MRS. William stem mas loaned Qer
home at 1T Leland street, Chevy
Chase. for supper tomorrow eve
ming at O'Clock for the members Of
! the Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae
Association. Supper reservations may
| be made with Mrs. Edward G. Stoner
of Bill N street. Assisting Mrs. Stein
will be Mrs. J. S. Baldwin. Mrs. Ber-
nard Grove, Mrs. Terrence Wolford,
Mrs. Henry Fischer and Miss Frances
Wolf. Following the supper the first
meeting of the season will be held.
Mrs. Dorothy Douglas of the Women's
Bureau will be the speaker. Plans
for the province convention, which
will be held in Washington October
! 25 and 26. will be presented by the
marshal, Miss Jean Fugitt.
The new officers for the year are
Miss Helen Hoskinson, president;
Miss Edith Macauley. vice president;
Miss Carleen Loeff1er, recording sec
rotary: Mrs. Donald Beelar. CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Clyde M
Hadley, assistant secretary: Miss
Eun!ce Won Ende. treasurer; Miss
Marcia Stauffer. assistant treasurer;
Mrs. Anne Wilson Ord, historian:
Mrs. Rollin V. A. Hunter, social
chairman.
The Beta Chapter of Sigma Theta
Sorority will give tea Sunday, Oc-
tober 6. at the Brook Farm Tea
| House, and will also hold a masque-
rade party November 2 in the home
of Miss Margaret Holloran at 1915
KanaIha street in Chevy Chase
! At the first Fall meeting of the
chapter, which was held in the home
of Mrs. Amy Mason at 1929 Third
! street, the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent. Miss Margaret A. Halloran: vice
president. Miss Leila Malherbe: sec
rotary, Miss Margaret H. Gibson:
/ treasurer. Miss Hilma M. Morris. and
chapter representative to the national
council, Mrs. Amy S. Mason.
! Alpha Phi founders day luncheon
will he held in Woodward e. Lothrop's
tea room, 1870 o'clock Saturday.
The members of Delta Chapter of
! the Alpha Sigma Theta Sorority en-
/ tertained at a formal tea and install
lation of two new members, Miss
Kathryn Hale and Miss Rose Regain
Sunday afternoon, September %. In
| the home of Miss Virginia Gessford
| at 6o3 LcngfeIlow street northwest.
Members present included Miss Bar
bara Walter, Miss Eileen Magruder,
Miss Agnes Latimer, Miss Vivian
Gravalles, Miss Frances Holly, Miss
Louise Drennon, Miss Virginia Lin
thicum and Miss Margaret Linthicum
Beta Gamma Phi. Zeta Chapter,
opened its twelfth year Tuesday night
at the Ambassador Hotel with a
very large meeting, when the retiring
president. Miss Dorothy Ryder, in
| troduced the new president, Mrs.
Lydia Cattle.
Their opening social function will be
dance held at Powhatan Springs,
Va. and many social and sport af-
fairs have been planned for the new
year.
Sigma Pi Sigma Sorority will give
an open dance this evening at the
Willard Hotel from 10 to l o'clock.
Miss Leonora Kraft Is chairman of
the dance committee.
Epsilon Chapter, Phi Sigma Epsilon
Sorority. held an installation dinner
at the Kenesaw Cafe Thursday. The
sorority colors were evident in the
table decorations, which consisted of
black candles and yellow marigolds.
| The officers were installed for the
coming year, including Miss Ruth
Bivins, president; Miss Lucy Grim
stead, vice president: Miss Oliver
Ruth Brown, secretary; Miss Evelyn
Werner, treasurer, and Miss Marie
Stutz. sergeant at arms.
During a short meeting plans were
made for a rush affair to be held Oc-
tobers17 at The Highlander.
The dinner and games which fol-
lowed were arranged by Miss Louise
Garrett and Miss Marian Farley.
A graduates tea was given by the
Iota Sigma Epsilon Sorority in the
home of Mrs. John c. Livingston at
Silver Spring, Md, Sunday, Sep
tember %. The honor guests were
Miss Helen Murphy. Miss Dorothy
Stems. Miss Alice Holmes, Miss Marie
De Pue, Miss Evelyn Shahan, Miss
Louise De Lawder, Miss Bertha Lang
ford, Mrs. Karl Heinige, Miss Charlotte
Sheads, Miss Margret Waldecker, and
Miss Margret Hammers. Among others
present were Mrs. John H. Miller,
supreme president; Mrs Arthur T.
| Potter, president of Alpha: Mrs
Frances Saphos, president of Gamma,
and Miss Mary Helen Pyle, president