The Washington times., 1936-05-16
Pon-HeIIenic
Banquet Set
Tonight
BY MARY PADGETT

citation tonight at the Mayflower
Hotel.
Miss Helen Fry, president Of
the association and also presi.
dent of Lambda Chi Sorority
will preside.
Mrs. j. Grisby, national presi.
dent of Deta Delta Deta, national
collegiate sorority, will be the
principal speaker. After the ad'
dress Of Mrs. Grisby the highest
officers of each sorority will be
introduced, as follows:
Miss Belle Palmer, Alpha Zeta
Beta; Miss Peggy Conner, Sigma
Phi Gamma; Miss Evelyn Heath.
Lambda Chi; Miss Virginia Nor
ris, Phi Beta Psi; Mrs. Peggy
Fountain, Sigma Epsilon; Miss
Estelle Greenwood, Phi Sigma
Epsilon: Mrs. Virginia Noord,
Tau Beta Phi, and Mrs. Joseph
inc Struck, Beta Gamma Phi.
Arrangements for the affair have
been made by the social commit
tee, of which Miss Marguerite
Throckmorton is chairman. She
has been assisted by Mrs. jeanette
Struck, Miss Mary March, Mrs.
Peggy Fountain, Miss Peggy Con.
nor, Miss Virginia Morris, Miss
Mary Frances Casson, and Mrs,
Lillian Walker.
Since the Washington Pan.
Hellenic Association was organized
two years ago for the purpose OF
consolidating h'a ritable work
among the SororitieS in the city,
much good has been accomplished,
Transportation to and from school
for the near blind children Of the
city has been provided by the as
ISOLATION, and donations have been
made to the Parent Teachers AS
ISOLATION and to the Good Samari'
tanS.
DR.. Paul Heyl, physicist at the
Bureau of Standards, will speak
on 1.-THE Scientific Outlook and In
look" before members Of the Wash
ington Branch, American ASsocia
ton Of University Women, when
they meet for tea Monday after
noon at 4 o'clock at the clubhouse,
1884 I st. N. w.
Mrs. G. r. Wilhelm will be host
acc fN,s tina q fkoVsnnNVN Accictio0 az
the tea tables will be Mrs. Benja-
min A. Powell, Miss Florence Muir.
ray, Miss Helen M. Strong, Mrs.
Herbert A. whitney, Mrs. Frank
Hiram Smell, and Mrs. Fred G.
Tryon. Others assisting will be
Mrs. Dayton A. Quincy. Miss
Grace Bruce Holmes, Miss L. Mar
ian Morton, Miss Florence w.
Meyer. Miss Fannie B. wilson, and
Miss Martha B. Wood.
Tomorrow afternoon members
Of the hiking group win enjoy a
trip to Jamestown, Md, via PooleS-
vile Pike. They will have q picnic
supper at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Fenning, Hyattsville,
Maryland.
The Martha MacLear Poetry
Group will meet with its leader,
Mrs. Richard Hogue, Thursday
morning at II o'clock in the club
house. The morning will be given
over to q general summary Of the
work Of the year. A variety Of
poems illustrating tendencies and
characteristics Of the post war
group will be read.
Miss Virginia Kinnard will be
hostess at a dinner and bridge Of
the Junior Group, Thursday night
at $50 O'Clock in the clubhouse.
All club members interested in
housing are invited to attend a
meeting of the committee on
housing, Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley is
chairman of the committee. There
will be q resume Of the work al
ready completed.
Mrs. George L. Gee and Mrs.
Charles o. Pierce were unani-
mously elected to membership at
the last meeting of the woodbridge
Book Club.
Members of Zeta Chapter, Chi
Sigma Sorority, are completing
preparations for an invitation
dance next Wednesday night at
the National Woman's Country
Club, Bethesda, Md.
Miss Pearl Thurber is in charge
of the program for the Wisconsin
State Society'S last social event
Of the season, which is to be held
at the willard Hotel next Friday
night. An entertainment and
dance will make up the evenings
program.
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