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Letter  From  the  President   A L U MN AE   C HAPT ER  
 
J AN U ARY   2010  
Happy  
  new   year!     Welcome   back   to   another   exciting   and   busy   year   with   WDC   Delta   Gamma.    
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summer  camp   program.  Just  this  past   month  we   were   able   to  donate  over  $300  worth  of  toys  to   January  Kickoff   1  
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bers  have  contributed  their  time  to  volunteer  at  local  community  programs  hosted  by  CLB,  Foun-­ Member  of  the  Month   2  
dation   Fighting   Blindness   (FFB),   and   Prevention   of   Blindness   Society   (PoBS).   Most   recently   a  
group  of  DC  alums  volunteered  at  the  American  Girls  Fashion  Show  hosted  by  PoBS.       January  SIG  Events   3  

New  Discussion  Forum   4  

 Although  chapter  members  have  been  busy  helping  out  in  the  community,  they  have  still  managed  
to  have  some  fun.  We  kicked  off  2009  with  a  fashion  and  trends  event  with  local  boutique  owner   2010  Spring  Calendar   5±6  
Betsy  Fisher.  Other  chapter  gatherings  have  included  a  spa  day  for  pampering,  bowling  and  cock-­
tails  at  Lucky  Strike,  a  Spring  Fling  mixer  and  fundraiser,  a  DG  book  signing,  aerobics  and  holiday   Update  on  Dues   7  
eating   tips,   plus   the   ever-­popular   champagne   brunch   and   holiday   tea.   The   SIG   groups   tried   out  
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from  all  over  the  world  (wine  tasting),  visited  local  landmarks  (DGs  in  DC  and  lunch  bunch),  ob-­
sessed  over  the  Twilight  saga  (book  club),  and  hosted  family  gatherings  (sweet  peas).  

 
I  hope  you  will  check  out  our  brand  new  spring  calendar  of  events  and  join  us  in  the  new  year  for  
more  fun  and  sisterhood.  

ITB,                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              
Danielle  Yates  
What  Not   to  M iss  T hi s  M ont h!  

-DQXDU\.LFNRII³3RWOXFN up  in  the  party  room  such  as   DC  20009.    Metro:  Dupont  
and  Old-­  Fashioned  Game   Scrabble,  Charades,  card   Circle  (Red  Line)  or  U  Street  
Night   games  and  pool.  We  hope  you   (Green  Line)    
 

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store  for  Spring  2010!     For  more  information  and  to  
Reconnect  with  your  sisters   RSVP  your  contribution,  
after  the  busy  holiday  season   When:    Thurs.,  Jan.  21  6²9  
contact  Tonya  Richardson    
with  a  potluck  and  an  old-­ pm.  
at  vpprogram-­
IDVKLRQHGJDPHQLJKW:H¶OO Cost:  Food  donations  are  
ming@wdcdeltagamma.org    
catch  up  over  food  and  drinks   welcomed  and  appreciated.    
and  play  a  few  games.    We   Location:    The  party  room  in  
encourage  you  to  bring  your   'DQLHOOH<DWHV¶EXLOGLQJWKH
favorite  dish  and/or  game.     Camden  Roosevelt.    2101  
:H¶OOKDYHGLIIHUHQWJDPHVVHW 16th  Street,  NW  Washington,  
 Member  of  the  Month:  Danielle  Frottier  
What  better  way  to  start  of  the  new  year  than  announcing  Danielle  Frottier  as  
Member  of  the  Month!    In  December  she,  coordinated  both  the  holiday  tea  and  
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executed.  Thank  you  for  your  hard  work,  Danielle!    

My  Favorite  Things:  Helen  Gordon  

Helen  Gordon  (Beta  Iota-­ ton_DC_Walking_Tour/ pedicure,  facial  ±  whatever  
Purdue)  is  a  retired  editor  and   index.html  -­  Another  of  my   your  little  body  needs  or  de-­
information  specialist.    She  is   favorite  things  is  walking  for   sires.    This  is  not  a  member-­
e-­Ops  Trainer  for  Delta   fun  and  exercise.    D.C.  is  a   ship  facility,  so  all  you  have  to  
Gamma  Fraternity.    Helen  is   perfect  walking  city  with  its   do  is  call  or  check  online  for  a  
the  coordinator  of  the  Wash-­ gentle  hills  and  valleys.    This   class  schedule,  and  just  show  
ington  D.C.  alumnae  chapter   OLQNWHOOVDERXWZDONLQJWR« up.    Try  this  for  a  relaxing  
Lunch  Bunch  special  interest   ³PHPRULDOVPRQXPHQWVDQG experience  after  a  long  walk.  
group  and  is  the  Alumnae   museums  that  celebrate  the      
Assistant  Administrator   arts,  histories  and  cultures  of   www.wdcdeltagamma.org  -­  
(AAA).   WKHZRUOG´2WKHUJUHDWZDONV This  site  is  truly  a  favorite.    
    are  in  Rock  Creek  Park  and   The  Washington  D.C.  alum-­
My  very  favorite  thing  is  living   WKH& 2&DQDO:DON,W¶V nae  chapter  has  a  vibrant,  
in  D.C.    Everyone  comes  to   amazing  to  think  that  in  the   spirited,  organized,  fun  and  
D.C.  sooner  or  later!    I  love   middle  of  an  urban  city  there   wonderful  group  of  DG  sisters  
this  place.   would  be  great  walking  and   to  join  for  so  many  events.    In  
    hiking.    The  C&O  Canal   the  two  short  years  I  have  
www.washingtonpost.com/ spans  from  Georgetown  to   lived  in  D.C.,  I  have  been  to  
gog/dc-­museums.html  -­  D.C.   Cumberland,  Maryland  along   fabulous  restaurants,  events  
museums  are  always  changing   the  Potomac  River.    I  also  love   and  venues  with  great  sisters.    
Follow WDC DG on their  exhibits  and  this  website   walking  to  Washington  Har-­ What  a  special  way  to  explore  
twitter for SIG indicates  what  is  leaving  soon   bour  in  Georgetown  and  sit-­ D.C.  and  learn  how  to  get  
updates and DQGZKDWLV³FDQ¶WPLVV´7KH ting  at  a  table  sipping  a  bever-­ around.  
upcoming events! site  highlights  everything  that   DJHDW7RQ\ -RH¶V±  and  just      
is  enjoyable  and  special  about   people  and  river  watching.      
D.C.,  including:  restaurants,       Did  I  say  that  my  favorite  is  
DCDG Alumnae events,  museums  and  theater.       living  in  D.C.?  
www.somafit.com  -­  Another  
www.nationalgeographic.com one  of  my  favorite  things  is  a  
/walkingtours/ whole  body  treat.    Visit  this  
Washing-­ one-­stop-­spot  for  a  workout,  
massage,  pilates,  yoga  class,  

Do  Good.    
Send  Cards  to  Families  at  Walter  Reed  
For  those  who  have  family  at   Yellow  Ribbon  Fund,  DGs   7200  Wisconsin  Avenue  
Walter  Reed,  the  situation  can   can  send  cards  to  the  family   Suite  310  
be  a  blessing  full  of  tribula-­ members  taking  care  of  the  
Bethesda,  Maryland  20814  
tions.  Many  family  members   wounded  at  Walter  Reed.    
(mom,  dad,  sister,  wife)  quit      
   
their  jobs  and  move  to  DC  to   For  more  information  on  the  
So  take  a  minute  this  month,  
be    with  their  wounded  war-­ Yellow  Ribbon  Fund  visit:  
maybe  to  celebrate  through  
rior.  Often  they  have  no  in-­  
service  on  MLK  Day,  and  send  
come,  know  no  one,  and  are  
cards  to:   www.yellowribbonfund.com/
in  constant  support  mode  for  
their  warrior.     Yellow  Ribbon  Fund,  Inc.   caregiver/program.cfm  
  Attn:  Care  Giver  Program  
You  can  help.  Through  the  

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Upcoming  ANCHORA!  
Here  is  a  sneak  peek  at  the   passionate  oenophiles.  
article;  please  see  the  full  sis-­ Their  excitement  soon  esca-­
terhood  story  in  the  Winter   lated.  Cartwright  turned  to  
ANCHORA!         the  entire  group  and  made  a  
  suggestion:  a  group  wine-­
³,WDOOEHJDQLQQRFHQWO\ tasting  trip²  
enough  in  September  2008.  
in  France.  A  further  sugges-­
While  attending  the  Washing-­
tion  expanded  the  invitation  
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to  all  Delta  Gammas  currently  
fall  kickoff  event,  Eleanor    
living  in  France.  
Cartwright,  Beta  Theta-­Duke,  
met  Meredith  Riddile,    
Gamma  Theta-­Florida,  the   The  idea  was  not    
FRRUGLQDWRURIWKHFKDSWHU¶V so  crazy.  Cartwright  owns  a  
wine  tasting  special  interest   home  in  France,  smack  dab  in  
group.     the  middle  of  the  Cote  de  
  Rhone  wine  area  in  
The  sisters  became  fast   3URYHQFH´   Danielle Yates, Tricia Bradley, Christine
friends,  two   Rocchio and Lauren Marsh in the garden

SIG  Events  
Sweet Peas Cost: $5 per person. Page a lunch to ring in when Dine Out will be
Playseum, 7000 Wiscon- the new year! enjoying a three course
sin Ave - Lower Level, RSVP or send ques- prix-fixe meal at Cafe
Bethesda, MD (next to tions to Kerri at: 11am tour Atlantico.
Orvis), Jan. 8, 2010 sweetpea Heurich House Mu-
10AM seum* ($5 suggested)
@wdcdeltagamma.or Cafe Atlantico special-
g. 1307 New Hampshire izes in "nuevo Latino"
The reviews are in on
Ave., NW, DC 20036 cuisine and is one of
%HWKHVGD·VQHZFKLO For directions and other 202-429-1894 several Jose Andres res-
GUHQ·VPXVHXPDQGWKH\ information about the taurants in the area.
are spectacular! www.heurichhouse.org
Playseum, visit
www.playseum.com/
Join the Sweet Peas in Lunch 12:30pm DC Winter Restaurant
thescoop.aspx
the construction area, Front Page Week is from January 11
the pretend grocery -17, 2010 and allows
Wine Tasting 1333 New Hampshire
store, baking or music diners to enjoy a three
Ave., NW 20036
area for creative educa- Un-Wine-d from the course prix-fixe dinner
tion. For babies to pre- Holidays with the Wine 202-296-6500 for $35.10.
teens, areas include art, Tasting SIG! Tuesday,
a radio station, animals Jan. 12, 2010. 6:30pm- Dine Out
January in DC means For more information
(live birds, bunnies and 7:30pm
Winter Restaurant or to RSVP (no later
fish), and a princess than Wednesday,
room. And, each area Week!
Lunch Bunch January 6, please)
has books based on the contact Tracey at
Join the ladies of the
topic of that section of Please save the date for dineout@
the museum. Lunch Bunch at Front
Thursday, Jaunary 14, wdcdeltagamma.org.

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 New  DC  DG  Discussion  Forum  
The  WDC  Delta  Gamma   We  invite  you  to  share  infor-­
alumnae  chapter  is  excited  to   mation  about  interests  outside  
announce  a  brand  new  forum   of  DG  and  connect  with  your  
for  members  to  share  informa-­ sisters  all  over  the  metro  D.C.  
tion  and  opportunities.     region.    
   
Want  to  advertise  a  job   This  group  was  started  by  the  
opening,  networking   DC  DG  alum  chapter  to  help  
event,  or  volunteer     members  get  more  out  of  their  
opportunity?     D.C.  experience.  Look  out  for  
your  exclusive  invitation  to  
  this  members  only  group  or  
Looking  for  an  intern-­ visit  the  group  page  at:  
ship  or  recommendation?      
  http://
Maria Murnane
The  WDC  DG  group  has   groups.google.com/
group/wdcdeltagamma   x Won the genre-­
got  you  covered!    
based fiction
category of the
2008 DIY awards
for independent
Maria  Murnane  is  back  in  DC!   book publishers.  
 
  When:    Sat.,  Jan.  9  
Time:  3  pm   x Won the
Come  in  from  the  cold  to  
meet  Maria  Murnane,   Where:  Tonic  Restaurant   ZRPHQ·VOLWHUD
author  of  the  romantic   (upstairs),  2036  G  NW,   ture category of
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comedy  Perfect  on     Washington,  DC  20036  
Paper!       gers Top 10 of
  RSVP:   µDZDUGV
  buzz@mariamurnane.com   Highest vote
getter!

x Was named a
finalist by USA
:HOFRPH:'&'*¶V1HZ3DQKHOOHQLF'HOHJDWH   Book News in
New  member  Elizabeth   Zeta  Gamma  (University  of   Members,  and  was  elected   the fiction and
"Lizzie"  Barry  is  jumping  into   Richmond).      After  graduating   Vice  President  of  Social  Stan-­
literature: chick
the  WDC  DG   in  May  2009  with  a   dards.    Lizzie  works  for  Cvent,  
alumnae  chapter   double  major  in  Com-­ Inc.,  located  in  McLean,  Vir-­ OLWZRPHQ·VOLW
with  both  feet  and   munications  &  Rhetoric   ginia  and  lives  in  Arlington,   category.
taking  on  the  role   and  English,  Lizzie   VA.    In  her  time  away  from  
of  Panhellenic   moved  home  to  the   work,  she  enjoys  cooking/
Delegate,  a  posi-­ Washington,  D.C.  area.   baking,  yoga,  and  playing  ten-­
tion  recently  held   At  the  University  of   nis  ±  if  you  want  to  play  a  
by  Stephanie   Richmond,  Lizzie  served   game,  let  her  know!  
Craig.    Lizzie  was   as  a  member  of  Honor  
initiated  in  2006  at   Board,  Director  of  New  

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 Spring  2010  DG  Chapter  Events  Calendar  
January    
-DQXDU\.LFNRII³3RWOXFNDQG2OG-­  Fashioned  Game  Night.  
Reconnect  with  your  sisters  after  the  busy  holiday  season  with  a  potluck  and  an  old-­
IDVKLRQHGJDPHQLJKW:H¶OOFDWFKXSRYHUIRRGDQGGULQNVDQGSOD\DIHZJDPHV:H
HQFRXUDJH\RXWREULQJ\RXUIDYRULWHGLVKDQGRUJDPH:H¶OOKDYHGLIIHUHQWJDPHVVHW
up  in  the  party  room  such  as  Scrabble,  Charades,  card  games  and  pool.  We  hope  you  
FDQMRLQXVDVWRVHHZKDW¶VLQVWRUHIRU6SULQJ    
 
When:    Thursday,  January  21  6²9  p.m.  
Cost:  Food  donations  are  welcomed  and  appreciated.  
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Camden  Roosevelt.    2101  16th  Street,  NW  Washington,  DC  
20009.    Metro:  Dupont  Circle  (Red  Line)  or  U  Street  (Green  
Line)  
 
For  more  information  and  to  RSVP  your  contribution,  contact  Tonya  Richardson  at  
vpprogramming@wdcdeltagamma.org  

February  
)HEUXDU\³-D]]DWWKH7DEDUG,QQ´co-­hosted  with  DGs  in  DC!    
/HW¶VVWD\ZDUPZLWKVRPHFRFNWDLOVDQGOLYHMD]]DW7KH7DEDUG,QQAccompanied  by  
an  ever-­changing  line-­up  of  guest  musicians,  Victor  plays  jazz  classics  along  with  his  
RZQRULJLQDOFRPSRVLWLRQV9LFWRU¶VFRROJURRYHLVWKHSHUIHFWVRXQGWUDFNWRWKH7DE
ard  Inn  Lounge.  A  cozy  space  featuring  antique  furnishings  and  a  wood-­burning  fire-­
place,  our  lounge  is  the  perfect  spot  to  unwind  alone  with  a  book,  together  with  
friends,  and  especially  with  one  of  their  acclaimed  signature  cocktails!    
 
Sunday,  February  28  7:30-­9:00  p.m.  
Cost:  free  to  attend  plus  the  cost  of  cocktails  
Location:    1739  N  St.,  NW  DC  20036.  Metro:  Dupont  Circle  (Red  Line)  
 
For  more  information  or  to  RSVP,  contact  Tonya  Richardson  at  vpprogram-­
ming@wdcdeltagamma.org.    

March  
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from  American  University  for  Founder's  Day  Brunch  to  celebrate  one  of  the  most  hon-­
RUHGRI'*¶VULWXDOWUDGLWLRQV7KLVLVDQRSSRUWXQLW\WRKRQRUWKHWKUHHIRXQGHUVDQG
rededicate  ourselves  to  the  ideas  of  the  Fraternity.  
 
Saturday,  March  20  at  10:30  am  
Cost  &  Location:  TBD    
 
For  more  information  or  to  RSVP,  contact  Jenn  Middleton  at  founders-­
day@wdcdeltagamma.org.  Please  RSVP  by  Monday,  March  15.  

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 April  
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 Join  your  WDC  DG  sisters  at  Lucky  Strike  Lanes  for  our  annual  and  most  popular  
networking  event.  Lucky  Strike  Lanes  is  the  premiere  upscale  bowling  alley  and  
lounge  near  the  Verizon  Center  in  Gallery  Place.  Expect  an  evening  full  of  bowling,  
cocktails,  delicious  food,  and  fun.  
 
Wednesday,  April  21  from  7  ±  9  pm.    
Cost:  $20  per  person,  includes  2  hours  of  bowling  and  shoe  rentals.  
Lucky  Strike  Lanes,  701  7th  Street  NW,  Washington,  DC  
20001.  Metro:  Gallery  Place-­Chinatown  (Red  Line)  
 
For  more  information  or  to  RSVP,  contact  Tonya  Richard-­
son  at  vpprogramming@wdcdeltagamma.org.    
Please  RSVP  by  Monday,  April  29.  

May  
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Come  mingle  with  fellow  Greeks  and  friends,  all  are  welcome  for  one  of  our  most  
popularly  attended  events  of  the  year!    Enjoy  great  happy  hour  specials  and  a  mix  of  
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local  Service  for  Sight  philanthropic  organizations  such  as  the  Columbia  Lighthouse  
for  the  Blind.  All  Greek  organizations  are  invited  to  attend.  Mix  and  mingle  with  DC  
area  Greeks  while  we  "do  good"  and  raise  money  for  the  Foundation!  The  Greek  or-­
ganization  with  the  highest  turnout  will  receive  special  recognition.    
 
Date:  the  week  of  May  16  
Cost:  Suggested  donation  of  $5  with  Foundation  supplies**  and  
$7  without  
Location:  TBD  
 
For  more  information  or  to  RSVP,  contact  Tonya  Richardson  at  vppro-­
gramming@wdcdeltagamma.org  
**Foundation  supplies  donations  include  5  Box  Tops  for  Education  
from  any  General  Mills  products,  5  Labels  for  Education  from  any  
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cyclable  eyeglasses.  

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 DC  DG  Membership  
Thank  you  to  the  following  women  for  paying  their  annual  dues  to  the  DC  Chapter:  
Elizabeth  Barry   Amy  Garrison   Lola  Reinsch  
Lauren  Barry   Cristina  Gomez   Karen  Ressue  
Joanne  Bauers   Helen  Gordon   Jenny  Rice  
Brittany  Belt   Jennifer  Harp   Tonya  Richardson  
April  Black   Elizabeth  Haile   Meredith  Riddile  
Marguerite  Borelli   Robyn  Hickey   Alicia  Robben  
Christina  Brown   Stephanie  Horne   Christine  Rocchio  
Devon  Carter   Kathryn  Killeen   Kristen  Schuh  
Brittany  Cartlidge   Kate  Kristoph   Jessica  Schultz  
Brianna  Charpentier   Kristin  Laubach   Jean  Lafauci    Schutt  
Eleanore  Christiansen   Kathy  Lewis   Rachel  Schwager  
Lisa  Claus   Nicole  Lutz   Lindsey  Schwalb  
Tracy  Clausen   Marita  Lynott   Deanne  Seward  
Hopelyn  Clift   Joyce  Maguire   Esa  Sferra-­Bonistalli  
Caroline  Coleman   Heather  Maurano   Kyra  Smerkanich  
Jenny  Cooke   Caitlin  Maxwell   Kelly  Kirk    Smith  
Kerry  Ann  Cooney   Lauren  McKee   Margaret  Smith  
Kerri  Cox   Julie  McLaughlin   Bridget  Swartz  
Stephanie  Craig   Laura  McLean   Marci  Thomas  
Carol  Dabbs   Rebecca  McLean   Genefer  Thornton  
Jillian  DeLuna   Jen  Middleton   Mallory  Trimyer  
Karin  Denburg   Lauren  Miller   Christin  Vandegrift  
Patricia  Ann  Evans   Lynn  Neagley   April  Vara  
Adrien  Fairweather   Jill  Nevius   Abigail  Walling  
Karin  Fenn   Jennifer  Nielsen   Elizabeth  Weiner  
Susanne  Fitch   Katie  Novaria   Tricia  Williams  
Allison  Fraser   Jen  Olsen   Danielle  Yates  
Jennifer  Frost   Natasha  Pedroza   Tracey  Yost  
Danielle  Frottier   Anna  John  Peediyakkal  
Stephanie  Garmirian   Alexis  Pierce  
   

"The ties that bind

me to my Sisters are
not wrapped around
my wrists, but rather
are fastened to my
heart."
 Sister  Snapshots  &  News  
Karen  Schinnerer  will  not  be  heading  to  Nicaragua  as  mentioned  in  an  earlier  newsletter.    In-­
stead,  she  will  remain  in  D.C.  with  the  State  Department  for  the  near  future.    Welcome  Back,  
Karen!  
 
Christine  Rocchio  and  her  husband  have  purchased  a  new    home  in  Chevy  Chase,  D.C.  
 
Kerri  Cox  appeared  on  the  radio  program  FedTalk  to  discuss  the  role  of  the  Office  of  Govern-­
ment  Ethics  in  the  Executive  Branch  and  the  Standards  of  Conduct  for  federal  employees.    
http://www.federalnewsradio.com/index.php?nid=48&sid=1840834  

STAR SISTER
The following sisters have earned two out of five points towards completing the 5 Star Program. Congratula-
tions: Tonya Richardson, Danielle Yates, Lindsey Schwalb, Kristen Schuh, Katie Novaria!

For the month of January, any sister that attends either a chapter or SIG event will receive a point
for their participation.

For more information on the STAR SISTER program,

contact Cristina Gomez at vpcommunications@wdcdeltagamma.org or
April Black at sigcoordinator@wdcdeltagamma.org

Upcoming  Events  
January  12   Wine  Tasting  Event,  6:30pm  
January  14-­19   Beta  Epsilon  Recruitment  
January  14            Dine  out  at  Café  Atlantico  
January  20   Lunch  Bunch,  11am/12:30pm  
January  21   -DQXDU\.LFNRII³3RWOXFNDQG2OG-­  )DVKLRQHG*DPH1LJKW´  
W A S H I N GT O N ,   D C    
 
D E LT A   G A MMA     February  2   Book  Club  
A LUMN A E   C H A PT E R  
February  4   Wine  Tasting  Event  
www.wdcdeltagamma.org   February  7   Collumnae  Networking  Event  with  Beta  Epsilon  Seniors  
February  17   Lunch  Bunch  
February  28     ³-D]]DWWKH7DEDUG,QQ´co-­hosted  with  DGs  in  DC