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Mildred Read ('29), is dietitian in the Freydis Cox ('28), and Chester Tal-
Good Samaritan Hospital at West Palm bott were married on Easter Sunday.
Beach, Fla. Mr. Talbott is a member of Delta Up-
silon at DePauw.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Messersmith
Faye Houston Ex. '30), are living in Births
Greencastle. Mr. Messersmith is in Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Addison
harge of freshman athletics and varsity Brown (Dorothy Baldwin Ex. '28), of
aseball. Louisville, Ky., a son, Charles Addison
Jr.
Marriages Mr. and Mrs. I . L. Barnes have an-
other son.
Louise Humphries ('27), was married Margaret Paulus (Theta, Iota, Eta),
o Wayne Coombs, June 29, at Colum- had a baby girl, Margaret Jane, in
us, Ind. They are at home in Bicknell. March.

Mabel Hurst (Ex. '27), became the
ride of B. W. Alvis of Indianapolis, on
pril 17.

Delta

By E S T H E R F O W L E R SCHMALZ

I t was particularly pleasant to have will be able to remain in Boston and
ouise Prescott Inman ('22), and her serve as president.
usband present with their two charming
ttle girls, and also Mildred Sproul Mc- There seemed to be a greater number
eod ('22), with her husband and their of girls than usual who traveled abroad
oung and active Edward when we held this summer. Some of those that we
ur June meeting at the home of Dorris have heard about are Grace Wheeler
Morse in Easton. Woodbury, Lydia Glidden, Peggy Ar-
nold, Marian Sears, and Alice Towsley.
Octavia Chapin is on the nominating Alice Towsley expects to see Molly
ommittee of A.A.U.W. in Boston. She Grant Charles ('20), who is living in
London. Dorothy Houghton ('IS), has
the only Tufts woman on the com- just returned from a summer abroad and
ittee. Mary Kingsley ('03), has returned from
Alice Spear ('12), drove to Orono in a trip around the world to her home
une for district convention at Maine. in Berkeley, Calif. By the way Molly
elen Bogardus from Upsilon accom- Grant Charles and her husband were
anied her, and they picked up Madeline guests of Their Majesties at the Royal
erkins at Ogunquit, Me., where she Garden Party at Buckingham Palace on
spending the summer. They stopped July 24. They were guests also at a
ver night outside Bangor and reached dinner recently given by the American
e University of Maine the next morn- Ambassador and Mrs. Dawes. Mr.
Charles is attached to the American
in time to go to Bar Harbor and Embassy in London, where they have
turn before the banquet that evening. been living the past two years.
ate that night Octavia Chapin ('13),
rived by train and they, with three Other members of the chapter who
w alumna:, Marion Stevens, Margaret had pleasant vacations include Leslie
ourke, and Gladys Nason, represented McMillan who spent the summer with
e Boston alumna; for the round table her children at their camp at Prince
cussions. They all attended the picnic, Edwards Island. Blanche Hooper visited
d the next morning Helen, Octavia, her there.
addie, and Alice left for home, stop-
ng at Ogunquit. Helen Bogardus, Alice Spear, and
Dorris Morse had a trip to Martha's
tk ^ e e p s y m P a t h y of member Vineyard.

an\, j °Ts t - n aiumnaja l u m n : e c cn na Papt ie er r ggooeessoouutt Etta Phillips MacPhie spent the sum-
uiadys Graves Wales, president-elect, mer with her family at Beechwood, Me.,
sba*nd.greeaartly anind tshueddesunmlmosesr. ofMhresr. and Annette McKnight Harvey visited
her for a week-end.
plans for the winter are not yet
raplete, but the chapter hopes she Ruth Earle Andress with her children,