Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1931, Page 39

Two Alpha Delta Pi ‘Parties Are Scheduled To Be Held This Week THE Kathleen Watkins, Friday, at 6 o’clock. The following day the Alumnae Chap- ter will return the complement with their annual party for the active chap- ter which will be a luncheon and bridge | at the Roosevelt Hotel. At this time the Alumnae Chapter will present scholarship awards to the highest active the | Roosevelt, to commemorate the found- ing of the chapter three years ago. The commitiee in charge of affairs is com- | pored of Miss Margaret Anderson, Wies Isavel Stieg and Mrs. Viola Gotthardt. Entertainment will be provided by soror- ity rembers and pledges. SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, Helen Anita Schneider; Gamma Chap- ter, Miss Julienne Ibarra; Delta Chap- ter, Mrs. Margaret Walling Denton, Mrs. Edna Byng Perry; Nu Chapter, Mwsf Dorothy Elizabeth Jones. LR, MAY 31, Shewer for Bride-Elect Presents Artistic Features A charming surprise shower was | glven in honor of Miss Marie Edwards, Miss Louis» Gallahorn, chairman of | June bride-eltct, Thursday evening, by 1931—PART THREE. s v 4 Edwerds, mother of the bride; Mrs, Bertha L. Fahy, the hostess’ mother; Mrs. James Hartnett, the groom's mother; Miss Mirlam Hartnett, Mrs. Frencis L. Fahy, Mrs. Winifred Mere- dith, Mrs C. B. Listtr, the Misses Mme. Davila, Others Share Honor at Afternoon Tea Mme. Herminia A. de Davila, wife of | ihe Chilean ambassador, and Mme. | she was recently appointed a member. { She will deliver an address on “A Werlq | Code of Natlonality,” which will hg broadeast from 4:45 to 5 p.m. from tiy | garden of Alva Belmont House by the National Broadcasting Co. over & coasge to-coast network. Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley. national chatpe man of the Woman's Party, and Mrs, Paul Myron Linebarger, district chaire man, will be hostesses for the afters noon, assisted by other national and district officers. Among other guests of honor who wil} aesist at the tea tables are Mrs. Virginia White Speel, Mrs. Samuel Herrick, EBaroness Vo Buelow, Mrs. John Ben- nett, Miss Alice Driggs. Mrs, Ogilvie Shumato and Mrs. Dogghrth Clopton The formal fourth degrec and dhnce | the Executive Council of Columbla Prov- | | of sigma Epstlon National orortty took | ince. Prerided. and i chapter presi- | place Monday night, at the Grace Dodge | fe0t$ by K Pespactive, Ehaptety [he Wachington Alumnae of Alpht | Hut, when 11 plodges beosme full- | Hated girls of their respoctive chapiers, | 3 Detts eorority wil nold > annual | fedged members of the sororty. Miss | A1 BSSERLES each W her, meinber, picnie at the homs cf Mrs, Raymond S. | Elizabsth Willlamson of Gami rorsnge bouquet of white roses and swect | Jige o f oo Py - | tol in ¢ o 2 me | sorsn - Cupid. Wearing a huge bow of Wasbburn in Berwyn, Md., the after- | ter was in chargs of the arra 'm"cfir‘\:a. pens. | pink tulle and carrying a pink bow and noon of June 5, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. L. G. The new members as A dance in honor of the new members | © s i Lt o Hoover and Mrs. Carl Bellman will be ! Alpha Chapter, Miss Marle Jones, Miss | e - | arrow in 0“‘9 and, he drew a sma; ! assistant. hosiesses. | Anna Elizabeth Krieckbaum, Miss Gene- | fellowed the initiatory ceremonies. decorated wagon containing some of - e Peters, Miss Edith Rouzee: Beta | ; Chanter, Miss Clara Kehoe Etchinson, Miss Jane Whittington Hogelend, M Mrs. Owen N. Raynor, jr.. at her apart- me't in The Embassy. “The decorations were in pink and white, with a profu- sion of roses and whit> snapdrazen. The 2-year-old son of Mr. Mrs. Francls L. Fahy made a beautiful | Oliveira de Lima, representative of et e e et Gl i R AL Dl and pledge in the chapter for the past ‘ Lovies fhchuin, Mist devoms Oain, Mist | sion of Women, will Be guests of honor | | J school year. Garden Supper and Alumnae | Chapter's Luncheon and | Bridge Listed. Edith Chase, Miss Mildred Hainsworth, | with Miss Doris Stevens, chairman of Miss Fin QSomnor, Mrs, Fred Phillips | tue trter American Comtnission, st the and Mrz. George Manchester. garden party at Alva Belmont House. e L s this afternoon which will close the | National Woman's Party two-day con- ference here. . Miss Stevens sails shortly for Geneva to attend the first meeting of the | League of Nations International Na- | | tionality Committee of Women, of which ' Sliced Tomatoes. Put thin wafers of cheese on sliced | tomatoes, sprinkle them with paprika #nd bake until the cheese becomes a golden brown. Alpha Pi Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi | a'_George Washington University will | rtain the Alpha P1 Alumnae Ghap- | t a garden supper at the home of | —— . - the gifts and presented them to the prospeciive bride. Eta Chapter of Beta Chi Sorority will The guests ' ficluded Mrs; hold a banquet Tuesday, at the Hetcl George Cash in on your credit at The Hub—it is the pozcer that moves the world’s business, why not yours? It makes the difference betzoeen hazing what you want now, when vou want it, and waiting for it unitil waiting becomes a habit. . No matter what you may need in furniture, rugs or other home fur- nishings, we invite vou to call at our store and examine the splendid new stocks twe T“E HUB have assembled. . 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