Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1931, Page 42

Kappn Delta Council Members to Be Guests At Alumnae Banquet Tea Given for Delegates at National Convention of Sigga Epsilon. The National Council of Kappa Delta will be the guests of the Washington Alumnae Association at a'banquet in the gold room of the La Fayette Hotel Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. Sational officers who_compose the council are: Mrs. Albert M. Redd of Union Springs, Ala., president; Miss Marion Mullins of Fort, glon.h. Tex., vice president; Mrs. H. O. Brown of Virginia Beach, Va. secretary; Miss Lulu Grace Saberson of Des M Towa, treasurer; Mrs. J. Frazler Smith of Memphis, Tenn., chapterian; Miss Olga Achtenhagen of Appleton, Wis,, editor. These officers are in the city this week in preparation | for the Kappa Delta national conven- tion, which is to be held at the Ward- man Park Hotel next week. Other guests at the banquet will be Miss Eleanor Dunn, convention mar-| shal; Miss Virginia Sheffield, president of Sigma Mu Chapter of George Wash- ington University, and Miss Mary Encell, wnvenuon delegate from Berkeley, Miss Sylvia Meyer, 3327 P street northwest, is in charge of the arrange- ments for the banquet. Members of her committee are Miss Virginia Willis, Miss Dorothy Pyle and Miss Catherine Hawley. f . The annual convention of Sigma Epsilon National Sorozity will begin of- ficlally this afternoon, when a tea in honor of the chapter delegates will be iven in the palm room of the May- lower Hotel. The executive council of Columbia | Province, composed of representatives from the Washington chapters, has ar- ranged an attractive program for the five-day session, mingling business meetings and social actlvities, and Miss | Louise Gallahorn, chairman of council, is to be official hostess. Head- quarters will be at the Mayflower Hobel.l Chi Sigma Sorority, Zeta Chapter, held an election of chapter officers in their club rooms at the Plymouth Apartments Tuesday. The new officers include Miss Mar- garet Reith, president; Mrs. Ethel Donovan, vice president; Miss Evelyn Riley, initiation chairman; Mrs. Doris Riley, recording Secretary; Miss Dorothy wm. corresponding secretary; Miss othy Healy, treasurer; Miss Cathe- rine Kindsfather, historian-librarian; Miss Gertrude Bell, custodian of prop- erty, and Miss Bertha Rupertus, ser- geant-at-arms. Pi Chapter of Beta Chi Sorority held its second annual picnic at Seaside Park last Sunday as guests of Miss Iima Bitter. The couples enjoyed a d;{ swimming and dancing and a chicken dinner was served in the large garden adjoining Miss Bitter's cottage. ‘Those present in addition to the hostess Were Miss Elsie Trittipoe, Miss Martha Lacey, Miss Mae Hummer, M!ss Marion Louis Hayes, Miss Verna Sanders, Mrs. Ella Collins, Mr. Thomas Proctor, Mr. Max Taylor, Mr. Lee Risdon, Mr. Ed- ‘ward Lacey, Mr. Lee Tucker, Mr. Rus- sell Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Behxengr A joint"meeting of all the local chap- ters of Beta Chi was held at the Cava- lier Hotel Thursday, June 18, and plans :‘l::e made for the sorority's Fall activi- Among the sorority girls of Alpha Delta Theta of Oeorgsz Wlshlna’x:an University visiting at Long Island Beach for the Summer is Miss Alice Regina Althen, daughter of Mr. and xsrl‘. Frank Althen, 1021 E street north- Today, at 3:30 o'clock, at the Jew- ish Foster Home, Sigma Pi Sigma So- Tority, Lambda Chapter, will dedicate the memorial fountain which it is pre- senting in memory of the departed soror, Selma Foer. The dedicatory ad- dress will be given by Miss Anne Yasne, grand president of the sorority. Frances Mensh was chairman | of the Charity Committee in whose hands the sorority undertaking was Pplaced. Last Sunday, at the Carlton Hotel, the sorority installed Miss Frances Fel- man, Miss Lillian Letvin, Miss Mildred Vigderhouse and Miss Evelyn Wein- stach into the Lambda Chapter. The annual closing tea which marks the end of the social season followed. Miss Frances Mensh was awarded a the | § THE SUNDAY MISS HELEN HOSKINSON, Who has rejoined her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoskinson, at their home, 3410 Garfield street, after graduating with honor from Swarthmore College. —Harris-Ewing Photo. Zeta Gamma Sorority entertained at a shower Thursday evening at the home of Miss Rosemary Plaskett in honor of Mrs. Patrick Deck, formerly Miss Mary Conner, whose marriage took place May 29. The guests were the sister members of the Lambda Zeta Gamma Sorority token for the member doing the out- standing piece of work during the year. | The Gamma Chapter of the Lambda | and included Miss Frances High, Miss Esthér Whitney, Miss Josenhine Han- lein, Miss Hobbs, Miss Nell Archer, Louft, Miss Rosemary Plaskett, Miss Evelyn_Harper, Miss Miss Do Aneita May, “Miss Nellie Miss Jane et Nolan, y Fairall, Miss Virginia A GRAND_PIANO:375 JOI&DAN.’(‘ EPRESENT Wickews s Harelie This Is Item No. 96 One of Thousands in Our INVENTORY SALE Tapestry covered Tuxedo style sofa and chair (not illustrated) ; this two-piece suite is an exceptional value with down cushions—2-piece suite. Regular Price $195—Now $145 Be Sure to Read Our Full Page Ad in This Paper Today W.N. Moses & Sons | F St. at 11th ' AN STAR, WASHINGTON, Shelton, Miss Margaret Simons, Miss Louise Sladen, Mrs. Norma Enright, Mrs, Mildred Zambreny and Miss Doris Riedel. Gamméa Rho Chapter's delegate, Miss Doris. Smith, left last Sunday for Chi- cago, Ill., where all the delegates of the mediately following the initiation er " the will take place, dur- Eastern States, with the Chicago dele- | and gates, left for Sigma Phi Gamma's eleventh annual international conven- Ariz., Tuesday. They :fln tour. This tour p to Los Angeles, Calif, where the girls will spend a day, leaving at 8 p.m. for San g%:uw They will also visit Dakland;" Calif.; Utab; Colorado Spring ing to Chicago. Miss here about July 1. Beta Chapter, Phi Delta Delta, wom- en’s legal fraternity, is giving a dinner at the Hay-Adams House tomorrow eve- ning, at 6:30 o'cléck, in honor of its new initiates and incoming officers. Im- ments includes Mrs. C. chairman; Miss Grace Collins ai ‘Vera Mankinen. Jackson-Field Wedding At Lenox Next Saturday Miss Mary Augusta Field, daughter Vanderbilt, will become the bride of Mr. Henry Bigelow Jackson Saturday in Trinity Episcopal Church at Lenox, Mass. ‘The-ceremony will be followed by a reception st Highlawn House, the Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Home Mr. and ‘Mrs, Willism H. Pletcher celebrated the forty-second anniversary of their marriage at their home at 3046 N street, Georgetown, Saturday evening, June 13. A large gathering of relatives and friends there was lilies, the latter shipped from Tenn: LIFETIME] FRN”URE especially for the affair. The table was attractively decorated in green and white. Cards and dancing preceded the supper. the guests were Mr. a; 3 Andren & i and M. James B. Fai , Mr. and Mrs. . Newkirk, Mrs. Helen Follin, Mrs. Evelyn Renshaw, Mrs. Mary Campbell, Mrs. Rose Langan, Mrs. Alice O’Conner, Miss Cather- ine Fletcher, Miss Gertrude Wenshaw, Miss Evelyn Mooney, Miss Eva Ross, Miss Sally Clatterbuck, Mr. John W. 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