Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1930, Page 56

THE SUNDAY STAR, Notre Dame Alumnae Association Lists Its Reunion Banquet Annual Function Scheduled for Tomorrow Evening. Chi Omega Chapter Hon- ors G. W. U. Graduates. Sorority Activities Noted. The Notre Dame de Namur Alumnae Association will hold its annual re-} union banquet tomorrow evening at | 2400 Sixteenth street at 7 o'clock. The graduating class of Notre Dame Acad- emy, numbering 32, who will be the| guests of honor, will be received into | the association. Miss Mary Holland, chairman in charge of arrangements, will be as- sisted by Miss Ellen Briggs, Miss Mar- guret McAllister, Mrs. Adelaide Cav- anagh, Miss Claire Ruppert, Miss Mary Fitzgerald and Miss Margaret Genau. Miss Margaret Osborn will be the ._ A vocal number will be rendered by Miss Mary O’Donoghue, a selected recitation by Miss Claire Dunn and a plano selection by Mrs. Rudolph Krogmann will be part of the enter- tainment which will be furnished by members of the alumnae. Miss Marie B. Nohe, president of the association, will welcome the new members. Rev. John F. O'Hurley, 8. J., of Gonzaga College will give the address. The banquet will be followed by bridge and dancing. Phi Alpha Chapter of Chi Omega, at George Washington University, en- tertained at a buffet supper, Wednes- | day, at the home of Miss Indel Littie, | in honor of the members who are graduating this year and the new pledge, Miss Clare Atkins. The color scheme was carried out in cardinal and straw tones, the Chi Omega’s colors. Miss Ruth Warren was in charge of all arrangements. The honor guests were Miss Betsy Booth, Miss Verna Parsons, Miss Dorothy Gray, Miss Hazel Peterson, Miss Ruth Campbell and Miss Clare Atkins. Others present were Miss Ruth DeVane, Miss Dorothy Schenken, Miss Katherine Boykin, Miss Constance LaFount, Miss Caroline Schreiner, Miss Elizabeth Rose, Miss Mary Miss Margaret Mays, Miss Kathryn Dille, Miss Harriette Miss Elizabeth Baltz, Miss Josephine Latterner, Miss Caroline Brasch, Miss Ruth Warren, Miss Leila ‘Warren, Miss Grace Atkins, Miss Indel Little, Miss Roberta Harrison, Miss Dorothy Heflebower and her house guest, Miss Josephine Spangler. Phi Alpha Chapter announces the initiation, Sunday, June 8, of Miss Caroline Davis Schreiner. i Sigma Theta Sigma Sorority will | hold its second degree formal initia- | tion, Tuesday, at 9 oclock in_the | { garet Nussear, 1219 Gallatin meeti northwest. The initiates are Miss | Audrey Shanahan, Miss Sarah Berg- | ling and Miss Virginia Kelley. | Goucher Colftge alumnae in Wash- | ington are anticipating with lively in- terest a garden party to meet Dr. and | Mrs. David Allan Robertson Thursday afternoon, at the home of Miss Irene Rice, president of the Goucher Alum- nae Club, on Thirty-first street. This will be the first opportunity that| Goucher women have had to meet Dr. Robertson, who is the newly lnmtnted‘ president of the college. Later in the | Summer Dr. and Mrs. Robertson and | their son will go to live in the presi- dent's house of Goucher College, in Baitimore. ‘The members of the three local chap- ters of Sigma Theta Sorority are plan- ning to hold their annual banquet in the Dodge Hotel Garden House June 24 at 8 o'clock. To make plans for the affalr a joint meeting of the three chapters was held on June 2 at the home of ernoon in honor of the members who will attend the twelfth international convention of Zeta Tau Alpha, to be held at the West Baden Springs Hotel, dent; Mrs, Ruth Warren, delegate of | the Washington Alumnae Chapter; Miss Beatrice Clephane, president and al- ternate delegate of the Washington | Alumnae Chapter; Miss Elizabeth Eid- hammer, delegate and president of Beta Alpha Chapter at George Washington University, and Miss Dorothy Haislip, alternate delegate and secretary of Beta. Alpha Chapter. The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Eta Chapter, will hold its first installation luncheon at the Madrillon restaurant today, followed by a dance at the home of Miss Gertrude Goodman. The fol-| lowing were elected to be officers for | the coming year: Miss Ida Kaufman, | chancellor; Miss Shirley Saks, scribe; Miss Mildred Brenner, exchequer, and Miss Fay Bortnick, sergeant at arms. Ladies’ Recreation Club Of Laurel Entertained Mrs. Annie Murphy and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Paul Holliday, entertained the Ladies’ Recreation Club of Laurel, ‘Thursday afternoon at the Holliday home on Buchanan avenue, Riverdale. Their guests were Mrs. John Flester, Mrs. Wilton Donaldson, Mrs. Page Don- aldson, Mrs. Wallace Long, Mrs. John Fink, Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, Mrs. Nel- son Brown, Mrs. Louis Hutchinson, Mrs. Frank Allen, Mrs, Willilam Holliday, Mrs. Walter Dove, Mrs. Stephen Bowdoin, and Miss Dorothy Mitchell. | Miss Agnes Hicks, the Highgate, Eng- land girl, who hopes to break the wom. ;:;5 gilsnggl .!I'lmmllng l;ecm'd this ye i proposals of marriage,«in- | cluding two from Russia. H — 503 12th St. N.W. Special Sunday Dinner Today 75¢ Half_Fried Spring Chicken Half Roast Spring Chicken, Celery Dressing Ro: Island Duck Plate, Our Regular Menu Vesetable Flati Homemade ice cream, pies, cakes rolls served from 12 to 9. 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