Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1930, Page 43

A » - ¥ SOCIETY. _Special Festivities In Late Fall Season On SOronty prognml Members Make Merry at Dinners, Suppers, Dances and Rush Parties, and An- nounce Plans for Future Events. Members of the Theta Alpha Chi So- gority will hold their twenty-first an- fual banquet and dance at the new Shoreham Hotel Monday, November 17. The uet will be at 7:30, followed by dancing 10 to 1 a.m., with music by the Shoreham Lowe-Nevins Orches- tra. A program of entertainment by sorority members will be presented dur- the banquet, while wrist corsages of low roses, the sorority flower, will ire as favors. five chapters of the sorority— Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta and Epsilon ~—are joining in staging this annual celebration, while a number of alumni will also be present as guests. The ban- quet will climax with the presentation of silver vases to the outgoing grand regent and the chapter presidents of last year. ‘The grand council of the sorority is in ge_of arrangements and includes Miss Maxine Snavely, grand regent; Miss Aubrey Babcock, vice grand regent; Miss Josephine Rankin, grand record- ing secretary; Mrs. Sue Jemison, grand corresponding secretary, and Miss Isabel Alexander, grand treasurer; Miss Jayne Adams, Miss Pearl Young, Mrs. Fern Keith, Miss Ada Alexander, Mrs. Eliza- beth Metcalf, Miss May Lacey, Miss Marjorie Fuller, Miss Cornelia Wood- ward, Miss Estelle Cunningham and Miss Margaret Bride. ‘The Washington Alumnae Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha Praternity will give a progressive supper party tomorrow evening in nhonor of Beta Alpha Chap- ter and its rushes at George Washing- ton University. The first course will be held at the home of Mrs. Don Kirk- ley, the second course at the homes of Mrs. Laurie Hess and Mrs. Howard Warren, the third course at the home ©f Mrs. Paul Loehler and the last course followed by bridge, at the home of Miss Beatrice Clephane. The committee in charge of arrangements consists of Mrs, Paul Loehler, chairman; Mrs. W. Paul Briggs. Mrs. Don Kirkley, Mrs. How- ard Warren, Mrs. Laurie Hess, Miss Virginia Ronsaville, Miss Katherine Day, Miss Phoebe Tauberschmidt, Miss Beatrice Clephane, Miss Marie Didden and Miss Evelyn Pierson. regular November meeting of the chapter will be held at the home of Mrs. Paul Loehler, 4007 Connecticut :en\;:, Pflqu;l u;emn[. All alumnae embers of the fraternity are urges to attend. v o The regular mecting of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Amcht:ogpu to be held at 6 o'clock Monday, No- vember 10, at the Y. W. C. A. head- quarters, Seventeanth and K strects northwest. The entertainment for the evening will be a historical review of the assoc’ation given by Mrs. Edward Stones and a talk on her trip to the Oberammagau by Miss Edith Macauley. Zeta Chapter of Chi Sigma Sorority became acquainted with its “rushees” at a tea Sunday afternoon, October 26, in the sorority rooms. The rush girls esent were Miss Ellen Briggs, Miss rgaret Cragg, Miss Genavieve Fegan, Miss Nancy haas, Miss Edith Hammel, Miss Mary Madden, Miss Catehrine Quiil, Miss Anna May Ryan and Miss Donna May Sparks. _Arrangements Wwere made by Mrs. Ethel L wry ‘+'homp- 8on, who is in charg> of this scason's program. The national presi- dent, Margaret Casey, was nt and extended a welcome u’; the xlx;ll-:,m Miss Mary Agatha Kelly of Dobbs Yerry, N. Y., was elected president of the New York Chapter of the Trinity (Washington, D. C.) Alumnae ition at the meeting November 1, i.q:lg 1‘1'1 uhemWomen'n !‘!Esvenlcy Club, ork, succeed . Vincent P. Butler of Jersey City. New York City vice president, therine Fenlon of Pelham , N. Y., secretary, and Miss Marie Madden of Brooklyn, Sreasurer. e A rush tea was given Lambda Dhay of Chi Sigma- NatioNal Sorority at Cavalier Hotel last Sunday. Miss Deakins was hostess, and the lests were Miss Esther Goding. Miss g-r-uerlte Pettit, Miss Genevieve Hart, Miss Marian Hart, Miss Nelle Hancock, Miss Mildred Troxel, Miss Nellie Mae Neff, Miss Laura Bradshaw, Miss Vir- n:l: Pendleton, Miss Muriel Barnes, Hazel Anthony, Miss Catherine Jenkins, Miss Ellen Pfluger, Miss Vir- Becker, Miss Alma Jenkins and Peggy Boyland. ‘The Junior Pi-Tau-Pi Fraternity ve & formal dance last night at the guests ong them were Misses Harriet Katz, Amalie Claire Myers and Dorothy Newman of Baltimore; Lois Greenberg Charlerol, Pa.; Marvin Kader, Sol Jacobs and Fred Fensterwald of the University of Pennsylvania and Eman- uel Wertheimer and Baltimore. ‘The Epsilon Chapter of the Iota Gamma Phi Sorority entertained last Sunday at the Little Russian Restau- rant with a luncheon and bridge in of their new members, Miss Beulah Goldberg, Miss Bessie Goldberg, Miss Sara Loet and Miss Ethel Kramer. At the last meeting of this chapter the officers installed for the coming * year were: Miss Hilda Greenberg, chan- ; Miss Rose Jinkin, scribe: Mrs, treasurer, and Miss Freida Pounders' day stag banquet will be Daniel Crone of | THE. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. G DEBUTANTE COMMITTEE FOR ARMISTICE BALL TUESDAY AT MAYFLOWER Upper left: Miss Margene Musser, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Robert C. Musser, chairman of the bud group (right), with Miss Elizabeth daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Edson. Upper right: Miss Lucille Swift, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Innes Palmer Swift (left), and Miss Ruth Gullion, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Allen W. Gullion (right). Lower left: Miss Jane Cushing, who bes just been announced as a debutante of the season by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes Cushing. (left to right): Katharine Kingham, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Ralph Kingman, with Miss Virginia Glazebrook, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Larkin W. Glazebrook. —Photos by Harris-Ewing. held tonight at the Hotel Hamilton, at 7 o'clock, by members of the Sigma-Pi Chapter, commemorating the twenty- first anniversarv of Pi-Tau-Pi. 3 Abram Simon will be the guest speaker, and Lester Steinem will preside as master of ceremonies. Mrs. Harry Comer of Chapel Hill, W. C., vice president of Gamma province of the Pi Beta Phi Fraternity, will be guest of honor at the November meeting of the Washington Alumnae Club of the fraternity, to be held Tuesday eve- ning, in the home of Miss Marion E. McCoy, 4410 Sixteenth street. The program for the evening in- cludes talks about the settlement school which the fraternity maintains in the Tennessee mountains, near Great Smoky Wational Park; display of pictures of the school. and sale of articles made by mountaineers of the surrounding highlands, under the guidance of the school. Entertainment planned for Mrs. Comer during her official visit here in- cludes a luncheon Tuesday at the Con- gressional Country Club, to be at- tended by officers of the Alumnae Club, headed by Mrs. Carl Smith Dow, presi: dent. Alpha Chapter, Tau Zeta Chi, will give a play, “Artichokes for Dinnef,” November 18 and 19, for the benefit of the Swartzell Methodist Home, at Brightwood Perk M. E. Church. -In the cast are Miss Virginia Schmidt, Miss Luci'le Horton, Mrs. Hester Cullers, Miss Edith Moore, Miss Iona Browne, Mrs. Helen Herbert, Miss Mildred Jen- nings and Miss Viola Wyand. Alpha Chapter of the Phi Delta Gamma Sorority entertained the grad- uate students of American University Saturday night at a reception and dance, The members of the faculty and their families were special guests. The rooms were decorated with chrysanthemums and varicolored Au- tumn leaves. In the receiving line were Dr. and Mrs. Lucius Clark, Dr. W. M. W. Splawn and daughter and Miss Grace Johnson, president of the sorority. The Social Committee, with Miss Eleanor Gessford as chairman, assisted several members of the sorority, rved refreshments during the evening. A tea honoring the graduate woman | students is being arranged for Decem- ber 3. | The Alpha Upsilon Chi Sorority of the Maryland University gave a dinner | for their “rush girls” in the Georgian | room of the Olney Inn, Sunday evening, [ November 2. Mrs. T. H. Taliaferro | made the opening address, which was | followed by & program of music. Definite arrangements _have | made by the Phi Sigma Sorority for its | annual philanthropic card | by been | party in‘ honor of Founders’ day, Tuesday eve- ning, November 18, at the Roosevelt Hotel. The committee in charge consists of Miss Augusta Silverman, chairman; Miss Hilda Haves, Miss Eugenia Cooper, Miss Prances Kahn, Miss Rose Rosen and Miss Julia Bonwit. | Miss Virginia Porter, president of the | Beta Chapter of the Beta Chi National | Sorority, entertained the members of | the chapter and a group of rush girls at bridge last Thursday in her home on Thirteenth street ‘The members of the sorority attend- ing were Miss Shirley Kellam, Miss Helen Kelley, Mrs. Martha B. Walker, Miss Mary Bollman, Miss Margaret An- derson. Miss Mary Shields, Miss Kath- leen Lakeman, Miss Dorothy Hunt, Miss Margaret Tucker and Miss Porter. ‘The rush girls were Miss Sara Berg- ling, Miss Jeanette Cox, Miss Mary Dudley, Miss Margaret Fitz-Gibbon, Miss Elizabeth Gleason, Miss Jeane Leake, Miss Margaret Mitchell, Miss Alma Nussear, Miss Margaret Nussear, Miss Betty Price, Miss Marguerite Raush, Miss Benji Robertson, Miss Au- drey Shanahan, Miss Viola Shreve, Miss Isabelle Strig, Miss Janice Thorne and Miss Marjorie Walker. | Legal Sorority s entertaining its rushees at a breakfast this morning at | the Shoreham Hotel. The guests are | Miss Gretta R. Palen, Mrs. Vera Hagan | Leichtman, Miss Anna T. Pratantuono, | Miss Grace E. Kincare, Miss Edyth M sephine Tardiff, chaigman: Miss Edna | C. Moren and Miss Agnes McWhinnie. Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Beta Pi | Church Alliance to Hear Address by Mr. H. D. Fish Mr. Harold D. Fish, director of the Tropical Research Board, will be the speaker at the fortnightly meeting of the Women’s Alliance, All Souls’ Church (Unitarian), to be held in Pierce Hall Priday, November 14, at 11 o'clock. His subject will be “Jungle Days and Nights |in Brtish Guiana” and will be illus- luaud. Luncheon will follow at 1 | o'clock, with Mrs. G. Boutelle hostess. HAVE YOU ANY FIGURE TROUBLES? Perkins and Miss Selma C. Anderson. | The committee in charge is Mrs. Jo- | A bust that needs Social Festivities In Chevy Chase Homes Charmingly Varied Program for Week Included Brid‘e and Luncheons, Halloween Parties—Wed- | Tu ding Scheduled of Local Interest. Miss Marguerite Norris, a student at St. Mary’s Seminary, St. Marys City, Md, is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Norris, on Meadow lane, for the week end, and Mrs. Norris entertained at luncheon and bridge on Wednesday afternoon. Among the guests were Mrs. Willlam Linder, Mrs. F. G. Beyer, Mrs. Frank Hurd, Mrs. Willlam Hurd, Mrs. Pauline Finkel, Mrs. Earl Anderson, Mrs. E. R. Lucas and Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Ernest R. McComas of Jocelyn street entertained the members of her club at luncheon and bridge Tuesday at Olney Inn. Mrs, S. Henderson Carothers has re- turned to her home, in Carlisle, Pa., after spending a week as a guest of her son-in-law_and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Willlam Foster Burdick, at their home on Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Walter Dunlop of Oliver street entertained at luncheon and bridge on Monday. Comdr. Harvey Johnston of Hesketh street is Balboa, in the Canal Zone, this week end, having made the trip on the U. S. S. Sebago. Comdr. John- ston joined the ship at Oakland, Calif., and is expected to return home before Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Mason, who are occupying their new home on, Livings- ton street, entertained at a Halloween party last Saturday evening. Alderman and Mrs. Fred Copeland of Moncton, New Brunswick, Canad: announce the marriage of their daugh- ter, Miss Dorothy Copeland, to Dr. Perry W. Gard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gard of Virgilia street. The ceremony was performed Wednesday, October 21, at the Union Methodist Church, in New York City, by the Rev. Edward Wagner. Dr. and Mrs. Gard | will be at home in Washington after | January 1. Lieut. and Mrs. Wallace S. Dawson of Kansas City, Mo., who are en route to Langley Field, are house guests of Mrs. Clarence Dawson, on West Wood- bine street. Miss _Catheriné Crane of Chevy Chase Parkway, accompanied by Miss Jean MacDonald and Miss Martha Hickam spent the past. week-end at West Point where they attended the Army-North Dakota foot ball game and the cadet hop. Miss Crane re- turned to Willilamsburg, Va. Monday where she is a student William and Mary College. Mrs. Parker Dodge entertained the Thursday Book Club in her home on Grafton street. Mrs. Victor Whitlock reviewed “The Family,” by James Truslow Adams. of Livingston Mrs. John A. street and Miss PFrancis Bronson tm- at s tertained last Friday evening Halloween party. Mr. and Mrs. Austin MaCormick of Shepherd street entertained at a dinner party Saturday evening. Covers were laid for ten. The hosts later took their guests to the Congressional Country Club to dance. Mr. and Mrs. Abner H. Fe: n en- TgUSO1 tertained at dinner and bridge Saturday evening in thelr home on Huntington Mrs, Nathan B. Williams street spent several town, Pa, as a N. J., the remainder of the week guest of her daughter, Gm" lose. rs. P. W. Phillips of Rosemary entertained Thursday evening at & Hal laween party. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Corn, Mr. and Mrs. Her- ° bert De Peu, Dr. and Mrs. Willlam G. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P, Dudley, jr, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Wilson and Mr, and Mrs. 8. J. MeCathran Mrs. Sidney F. 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