Evening star., 1936-10-11
SORORITY NEWS

Delta Legal Sorority, met october 3
for luncheon at Wesley Hall. Miss
Catherine Edmondson. delegate from
Alpha Lambda Chapter to the interna-
tional convention of Phi Delta Delta
in Boston, gave an account of the con-
vention. Plans for the season were
discussed and committees were ap-
pointed to map out an entertainment
program.
Eta Chapter, Beta Chi National So
rority elected and installed as new
ofiicers: President, Alma Mehler; vice
president, Marguerite Trainor; record
ing secretary, Eva Ellege; correspond
ing secretary, jeanette Cox; treasurer,
Audrey Shanahan: sergeant at arms,
Virginia Murray; goat mistress, Betty
Price; custodian, Olga Bedell re-
porter. Peggy Schroebel; council men,
hers, Louise Heagy and Louise Brown.
Guests were: Marty Hartnett, Mary
Wagner, Gertrude Reed, Dorothy
Rausch, Elinore Pabst, Jean Kugel and
Byrd Waugh.
Mrs. Virginia Murray, member of
the chapter who was elected national
treasurer Of Beta Chi at the conclave
In Chicago. was present.
Eta Alumnae Chapter Of Kappa Beta
P International Legal Sorority will
meet tomorrow at the Carlton Hotel.
The program has been planned to
honor the members who have served
as deans in the years since the Or
ganization Of the chapter. The honor
guests will be Miss Adele M. Stewart,
only woman to act as a national bank
examiner; Miss Anna Boyle, an at
torney with the Federal Trade Com
mission; Miss Beatrice Clephane,
president of the Women's Bar Asso-
citation; Mrs. Edwina Avery, province
dean and a director in the Grand
Chapter; Mrs. Julia Banks Dermady,
private secretary to the solicitor of
the Interior Department. Mrs. Eliza
beth NJ. Cox, attorney; Miss Harriet
buckingham, attorney in the Income
Tax Division of the Treasury Depart
ment, and Miss Elizabeth F. Reed,
chairman of the Board of Directors of
the Grand Chapter of the organization
and also on the faculty of the Wash
ington College of Law. The present
dean, Miss Addie A. Hughes, will pre-
side.
The officers for the current year, in
addition to Miss Hughes, are Mrs.
Olive Geiger Faircloth, associate
dean; Miss Grace Kincaire, registrar;
Miss Helen H. Esgate, chancellor, and
Mrs. Burleigh Maxine Wormington,
marshal.
The programs for the year will be
in charge of Mrs. Grace Dawson,
chairman; Mrs. Grace Kanode Vickers,
Mrs. Norma Britton, Miss Elna Ander-
son and Miss Verna Parsons.
The Kappa Chapter of Phi Sigma
Sigma Sorority of George Washington
University initiated Misses Miriam
Madden and Cynthia Michaelson at
the Broadmoor Hotel. 1t was followed
by banquet and program. The fol-
lowing officers were installed: Presi-
dent, Minnie Field; vice president,
Evelyn Eibender; secretary, Margaret
Belnick; treasurer, Flora Blumenthal,
and historian, Jean E. Wolfe.
The Non-Academic Pan-Hellenic
Association held election of officers
at the Occidental Hotel Monday.
Miss Marguerite j. Throckmorton Of
Phi Sigma Epsilon Sorority Is presi-
dent; Miss Dorothy Gardner of Sigma
Epsilon, first vice president; Miss
Peggy Connor of Sigma Phi Gamma,
second vice president; Mrs. Lillian
Walker Of Tau Beta Phi, treasurer;
Miss Helen Harris of Phi Beta Psi,
secretary; Miss Winnie Hauk of
lambda Chi, historian and publicity
director; Miss Clara Dikeman of Al
pha Beta Beta, chaplain.
The installation will be October 10.
Final plans for the annual charity
ball will be announced at the meeting
October 10.
Iota Gamma Phi Sorority opened
the season with . series Of 'rush'
teas. The first was q social tea at
the home Of Miss Lilly Boxer and the
second was . Tommy Tucker" sup
Der at the home Of Miss Gloria Grau.
A third tea is being planned by the
committee, Misses Mimi Grimm,
Jeanette Cohen and Ruth Herson.
Washington Alumnae Club OF Pi
Beta Phi Fraternity.-Mrs. Arthur Z.
Nesbitt will entertain at supper at
her home, 109 West Woodbine street,
Chevy Chase, Md, Tuesday at $50.
Those assisting will be Mrs Samuel
Spruce, Mrs. Edmund H. Parry, jr.;
Miss Anita Dunlap, Mrs. Charles E.
Pledger, Miss Maxine Girts, Mrs. Carl
8. Dow, Miss Mary K. Lutz, Mrs. |
Rogers M. Fred, Mrs. Benjamin H. |
Lingo, Mrs. r. H. Pledger and Mrs. |
Maurice v. Dawson.
Mrs. Samuel Spruce, who repre-
scented the Fraternity at It's convention |
IN Chicago In June, will be the |
sneaker,