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Eleanor Sharpe, '18, is spending this year at Wellesley. Eleanor Vera Riebel is dividing her time this winter between Madison and
and Helen have motored around Boston together quite a little, and
are trying to get over their homesickness for Epsilon. Chicago—success to her in her efforts I
Peggy Pittman has moved to Los Angeles and we hope that she
Merle Mosier, '14, is in New York at the Cornell Medical School,
working for her M . D . degree next June. Mr. Alfred Potter, to will get in touch with Los Angeles Alumnae.
whom her engagement was announced last year, has just returned The following announcement is taken from the Chicago press:
from the Mexican Border, where he has been doing some medical "The wedding of Miss Edna Ellsworth Betts, daughter of Mr. and
work.
Mrs. Edward Emerson Betts, to Winthrop Marquand Trask, son of
Jean Sheffer, '18, is studying music this year in New York. She Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Trask of Wilmette, took place Saturday eve-
is staying at the Studio Club on Sixty-second Street. ning at the residence of the bride's parents, 2219 Central Street. Rev.
Clyde Lemont Hay of Rogers Park performed the ceremony at 8:30
Katharine Donlon, '14, is doing insurance work in Utica, with the o'clock. Mrs. Malcolm Paul Doud of Wilmette served as matron of
Hugh R. Jones Co. honor and Ralph Pettit, also of Wilmette, acted as best man for Mr.
Trask.
A dinner party and shower were given in honor of Mrs. Austen
Leavens (Helen Bungart, '16) by six of the Epsilon girls at the The bride's gown of ivory satin and tulle was trimmed with i r i -
home of Clare Graeffe. The girls were Ethel Cornell, Merle Mosier, descent beads and she carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
Gladys Combs, Jean Sheffer, and Anne Graeffe. Mr. and Mrs. and bride's roses. The veil of tulle was shirred into a close fitting
Leavens have taken an apartment on West End Ave., New York City. cap caught with orange blossoms and formed the train to the gown.
The matron was dressed in white satin and lace and carried an arm
We were very glad to get a glimpse of Annie Kate Gilbert, Kappa, bouquet of pink roses. The ribbons were stretched by Miss Leonora
and Margaret Bentley, N u Kappa, while they were in New York, Doniat and Miss Margaret Blair.
but we wish they had stayed longer.
The decorations at the home were in southern smilax and roses,
Jessie King Peters (Mrs. Arthur C.) is now living in Cleveland, the ceremony being read under a canopy of white roses.
where Mr. Peters has a position with the Packard Car Co. Their
address is 42 Bryn Mawr Road, East Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Trask have gone to Asheville, N . C , on their wed'
ding trip and will be at home after January 1 at 1045 Ashland
ENGAGEMENTS Avenue, Wilmette.
The engagement of Helen La Forge to Joseph Ingalls Eldridge, Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Ells-
Harvard '07, was announced in Washington several months ago. Mr. worth, Miss Grace McElwain, and Mr. Robert J. Smith."
Eldridge is a banker and stockbroker, and we feel that it is not merely
his interest in banking, but his interest in Helen's domestic science GENERAL
course which is detaining him in Boston. They are planning to be
married this spring. Mr. and Mrs. R. L . Triplett (Etta Lantz, '14) of Bluffton, Ohio,
recently made a rather extended trip through the East. They stopped
RHO at New York, Washington, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and many other
GENERAL places of interest.
Among our "married sisters" who spent the holidays with their
Julia Norton Clemes, now living in Meerut, India, is the mother
of William Walter Clemes, born January 1st, 1917. parents are Anna Hoffert Kirk (Pekin, 111.), Louise Nierstheimer
Steven (Pekin, 111.), Etta Lantz Triplett (Carlock, 111.), and Edna
Edith Moody, a charter member of Rho, is to be married in Febru- Hunter Bowman (Urbana, 111.)
ary to Mr. H . S. Kenyon. Douglas, Arizona, w i l l be their home.
Mrs. Claude Hollister (Pauline Davis) of Manteno, 111., writes
Margaret Wynne is taking the nurse's training at St. Luke's Hospi- that she is spending her spare time this winter in studying vocal.
tal, Chicago.
TAU
Marguerite Symonds is to be married in May to Mr. Urban Brewer
of Chicago. ENGAGEMENTS
Louise Noyes is now the soprano soloist in the Episcopal Church Helen Pierce, '17, to Walter Thorpe Munro, New York, N . Y.
of Glencoe, 111.
