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OCTOBER, 1930
Mrs. Fred Hodges (Louise Anderson
'28), and her husband attended the meet-
ing of the American Medical Association
in Detroit, Mich., in June.
Alice Washburn ('27), visited in New
York after Margaret Jones' wedding and
went back to Louisiana by way of Cuba.
Rumor has it that she is wearing a
gorgeous diamond ring.
Dorothy Richardson ('28), was busy
during the summer taking the course for
Girl Reserve secretaries at the training
school of the national board of the
Y.W.C.A. in New York.
Dolly Paxton Lowe (Ex. '20), spent
most of the summer acting at Lake
Chautauqua, N.Y.
Elsie Paxton Keebler ('14), with her
four children visited her mother in
Greenville, Miss., for two months.
Sue Holland ('29), and Jennie Mapp
('29), visited Alice Alexander (Ex. '29),
in Greenville, Miss.,tand we hear made
a big hit in "The Delta."
Phoebe Paxton ('27), spent a most
fascinating summer as a counsellor at
Camp Juliet Lowe, the southern regional
Girl Scout camp, at Cloudland, Ga.
She had charge of several classes in
puppet-making and dramatics. Can't
you see "Little Black Sambo" and "The
Three Bears" performing among the
pine trees and mountains? Phoebe plans
to go to Cleveland with her sister, Dolly,
for part of the winter.
Beryl Madison ('26), spent part of
her vacation at a house party at Lake
St. John, and part being society editor
for the newspaper in Monroe, La. She
w"tes of a big luncheon that the AOII
alumna of Monroe had on September
( u e d like thath e t a b , e w a s d e c o r a t
°f the southern district convention at
Bristol, Va., with radio microphones, der-
AOTT ' number ofC t c e t e r a
a n d f r o m the
alumnae living in and near Monroe,
we know that the luncheon was a big
success. Beryl will teach in the Monroe
"•Sh School this winter.
sue Hall Morfit ('28), joined her
Parents in New York the first of June.
unng the summer she worked for
£nne Lamb ('28), at the Educational
a I S ^ . -r d B u r e a u and for the winter has
in t K u d P o s i t i o n teaching mathematics
Island °S c h Huntington, Long
gh o1 at
OTA »H e r h o m e address now is 115
\ r >n A v e n u e Brooklyn, N . Y .
Minerva McClung ('26), went to New
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York in June to be at a friend's wedding.
She is working in her father's office
in Charlotte, N.C.
Fan White ('28), will be head of the
mathematics department at the Louisiana
Polytechnic at Ruston, La., this winter.
Margaret Gordon ('28), is working in
the drapery department of Thalheimer
Brothers, Inc., in Richmond.
Elizabeth Call ('28), has a secretarial
position with the Times-Dispatch in
Richmond. Don't you know that
"Buffy" makes a fine newspaper woman ?
Julia White ('20), will teach at the
Balton, La., High School this winter.
Margaret Calhoun (Ex. '29), is doing
library work in New York City.
Ellen Wood ('23), is secretary of the
Randolph-Macon alumna' chapter in
Birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. S. W. Rodda (May Salter '23), is
president of the California alumnae chap-
ter of Randolph-Macon. She lives at
1001 South Oakland, Pasadena, Calif.
Mary Marshall Roberts ('25), is presi-
dent of the Randolph-Macon alumnae
in Shreveport, La.
Mrs. C. S. Powers (Molly Minkwitz
'14), is president of the Meriden, Conn.,
college club.
Fannie Butterfield ('17), is with the
publication department of the national
board of the Y.W.C.A. in New York.
Mrs. H . D. Blackwell (Virginia Stro-
ther '17), directed the spring play of
the Sock and Buskin Club at Randolph-
Macon.
Mrs. H . M . Robertson (Bernie Palfrey
'18), has moved to 1803 Polk Street,
Alexandria, La.
What our newest alumnae, the class
of 1930, are doing will interest you.
Sara Anderson ('30), is taking a sec-
retarial course at the Pan-American
Business School in Richmond. She
visited her sister, Ann Anderson Sale
('26), in Welch, W. Va., for a week
during the summer.
Eleanor Powell ('30), was appointed
by Governor Pollard of Virginia to
represent her state in the annual rhodo-
dendron festival in Asheville, N . C , June
17 to 20. She and her mother stayed
at the Grove Park Inn and had a
lovely time. From there she went on
to the southern district convention at
Bristol, Va.
Katherine Wingfield ('30), was a coun-
sellor at Camp Alleghany, W. Va.