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TO DRAG MA OF ALPHA OMICRON PI 169

our work individually or in as large groups as can be mustered into
one place.

Final examinations are in vogue at Stanford just now, and I shall
have to stop this letter in order to keep up with the general trend of
the times.

C O N S T A N C E C H A N D L E R , Chapter Editor.

MARRIAGES

Grace Dickinson, A ex-' 11, and Roy W. Harris were married on January 16,
in Pasadena. They will be at home after February I , at Gardena, Los Angeles
County, Cal.

The wedding of May Chandler, '14, to Mr. Roger Doodan took place in
Los Angeles, October 23, 1915.

BIRTHS

Mr. and Mrs. Cline, Los Angeles, have a fine baby boy.

GENERAL

Virginia Moore is enjoying Y . W. C . A. work in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. E m i l Cykler are in Honolulu for the present.
Marjorie Sayre recently spent a couple of weeks in Los Angeles.

IOTA, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

ACTIVE MEMBERS

Ethel Brooks, '16 E v a Goodman, ex-'l7

Nellie lledgcock, '16 Gladys Saffell, '17

Opal Trost, '16 Minnie Phillips, '18

Louise Woodroofe, '17 Mate Giddings, '17

Leota Mosier, '16 Golda Wadsworth, '17

Isabel McKinnell, '16 Bertha Stein, '18

Florence Moss, '17 Ruth Percival, '18

Maybelle Dallenboch, '17 Nina Grotevant, '18

Nellie Janes, '18 Velda Bamesbarger, '18

Mary Caldwell, '18

Elaine Buhrman, '17 PLEDGES
Marian Gregg, '17
Aileen Hunter, 'iS Marian Kinney, '19
Martha Hedgcock, '18 Helen Brauns, '19
Hazel Stevens, '19
Marie Stejskal, : i g

Dear Sisters:
Our rushing season lasted two weeks after the opening of school,

and on October 2d we pledged six girls—Aileen Hunter, Isabel Mc-
Kinnell, Martha Hedgcock, Marian Kinney, Elaine Buhrman, Flelen
Brauns and Hazel Stevens.

The following Friday, October 8th, we had an informal dance at
our home for our pledges, and had a splendid time. On December 3d
w e had another informal dance, which was managed entirely by our