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Peggy Burton ('26), and for the six home, Sunset Lodge, Shavehead Lake,
girls of the senior class of Iota, Margaret Mich.
Harlan, Kay Brown, Betty Stiven,
Dorothy Lannon, Richolene Hughes, and Olive Ogren (Ex. '31), is working for
Mary Alice MacMillan. Eugene Limited Appliances in the Strauss
Building on Michigan Boulevard, Chi-
Peggy Burton ('26), is going to live cago. She intended to spend her vaca-
in Rochester, N.Y., and we wanted to tion traveling around northern Wiscon-
send her off with our best wishes for sin. I n her spare hours, "Ollie" still
future happiness upon her marriage. Dr. wields her paint brush at the Art Insti-
John Harter Jr., of Kokomo, Ind., is the tute.
groom-to-be. Peggy and her mother vis-
ited in Kokomo, Ind. From there Dr. Mary Campbell (Rho '30), made so
and Mrs. Harter and their daughter ac- many Iota friends while in school here,
companied them East. that we feel she belongs in Iota news.
She is teaching algebra and English in
After the dinner we drove to Marion the O'Fallon, 111., High School.
Kenny's for bridge. We had the pleas-
ure of Hazel Stevens Bodenschatz's ('19), Virginia Fisher Dolan (Ex. '31), spent
company that evening. She was visiting the summer in Urbana, where her hus-
in Champaign with her twin boys, John band was doing research work for the
and Arthur. Hazel is president o f Pan- American Railway Association. I n Au-
hellenic in Charleston, W.Va. Her sister, gust they left on their vacation in Wis-
Peggy Stevens Shute ('10), also lives in consin for the several weeks before school
Charleston. started. They have moved to their new
home in Tuscan Court, Urbana. The
Marie Rutenbur Leslie ('15), went homes in the Court are to be occupied
abroad again this summer. She attended by many University faculty people.
the Passion Play at Oberammergau.
Ruth Eversman ('29), is teaching in
While in Chicago, Florence Cobb Mac- Denver, Colo.
Donald ('27), and E. R. MacDonald and
son had dinner at the home of Esther Eleanor Steinert ('29), who has been
Wirtz Smith ('28). Flossie and Pat are working as secretary for the Insulation
living in Peoria. Service Corporation, was made third
partner at the Corporation's last meeting,
We saw Esther in Chicago, just in and is kept quite busy between New
time to wish her and her husband, Hart, York and Chicago getting acquainted
bon voyage. They left in their airplane with her new work. Eleanor attributes
for Mexico City, Mexico, where they plan this good break to the business experi-
to stay for some time. ence which she gained in her dress shop
on the Illinois campus.
Frances Cassady ('29), is going to
teach in Amboy again this year. She had Mary Elizabeth Jens ('29), is working
a wonderful trip to Denver and Estes on the Prairie Farmer magazine staff.
Park this summer. She conducts the Children's Department
as "Uncle Toby." In June she visited
Katherine "Khaki" Arndt ('29), is at the campus while covering the 4-H
present in Los Angeles, after a lovely convention.
trip through Canada, Lake Louise, and
Banff. Bernice Dickerson ('27), will teach in
. We heard from Marion Olive ('29), an Urbana school this year. She vaca-
to Indianapolis. She is spending her tioned at White Lake, Mich., for two
"me riding and swimming and taking weeks in August.
care of her little nephew. While Betty
and "Red" Swearingen ('29), were on Velma Brown ('29), has given up her
their honeymoon, they stopped in to see position as secretary to the chemistry
n e r . From there they drove to Urbana, department at the University. She will
teach commercial subjects in Homer High
we, too, had the pleasure of a visit School this fall.
«om them.
Margaret Harlan ('30), is completing
. Jeannette Shepard (Ex. '29), is work- her college career with a business course.
JJJg in Chicago at the Chicago Motor She attended a business college in Dan-
Club. ville this summer.
Laura Rose (Ex. '32), is moving to On July 25, the Champaign alumna?
Detroit, Mich., from Oak Park, this fall. held a rushing party, a bridge tea, for
ea n spent her summer at her summer the town girls entering the University
