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of Wisconsin. Four days later they were
quietly married, and they are now liv-
ing at 1 Beaufort Place, New Rochelle,
N.Y.
Grace Emalyn MacMullan ('28), and
Howell B. Pennell were married at the
First Presbyterian Church of Lansdowne
on June 28. They will live in Swarth-
more.
Helen Wallauer ('27), was married to
Norman C. Horner July 19, at the
Washington Memorial Chapel at Valley
Forge, Pa.
On August 9, Louise Seyfert ('30),
and Gordon S. Miller were married.
Gordon is a Sigma Nu from the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania. They are living
at 80S Red Road, Teaneck, N.J. Louise
will teach there this fall.
On October 4, Bertha May Bennett-
(Ex. '29), is to be married to Elliott
Dallas, an Alpha Chi Rho, at the
Epiphany Episcopal Church in West
Phi
By DOROTHY M I L L E R SLASOR
Summer is almost a thing of the past,
the rushing parties just ending, the ac-
tive girls going back to school and into
more concentrated rushing. Kansas City
alumnas entertained with five small
bridge parties, two evening bridges, and
wound up with a very attractive bridge
luncheon at Meadow Lake country club,
September 6.
One of the most important events of
the summer was the marriage of Ber-
neice Petersen ('28), to William Ells-
worth Burrus. Berneice was the guest of
honor at twenty attractive parties and
was showered with many lovely gifts.
Panhellenic was well represented in the mer in Wyoming. Ham, Opal and Betty
bridal party as the bridesmaids con-
sisted of a Pi Phi, Theta, Delta Gamma,
and two Alpha O's, Lucile Clippinger
and Irene Petersen Keener. Berneice
and Ellsworth motored to California and
are now at home at the Thomas Car-
lysle on the Plaza.
Lenore Bird Geer ('27) of Bartlesville, in Phi chapter. Ruth Rader Thompson j
Okla., spent most of the summer in
Kansas City with her parents.
Lucile Clippinger ('28), had a lovely
vacation at Lake Geneva, Wis.
Kathryn Millisack Acton spent two
months of the summer in Denver and
Philadelphia. Cornelia G. Patterson
('29), is to be one of the bridesmaids.
Bertha and Elliott have a lovely house
in Oak Lane.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. E. LeRoy Kurtz (Mary-
Howes '25), are being congratulated ont
the birth of a son the early part of Au-
gust.
Edwin Tomlinson to Mr. and Mrs..;
George Headly (Margaret Miles '22), on
August 2.
Barbara Jean to Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard T. Odiorne (Dorothy Bottoms '27)J
on August 22.
Deaths
We extend our sympathy to Miriam
Iszard Guest and her mother in their
recent bereavement.
Our sympathy also goes out to Betty
Herbst ('30), in the passing of her
father.
one month in Minnesota and Canada.
Helen Tatum Hyte, who has been ia
Kansas City all summer will return to,'-
Perry, Kan., with her husband for thea
winter.
Valborg Swenson has just returned
from a long trip in the East. She at-
tended District Convention in Denver. \
Julia Anne Smith is back at Paseo
High School as physical education in-
structor after an interesting summer inij
California and Kentucky.
Opal Wells Fulton enjoyed the sum-
Opal are moving from Holton, Kansas,
to Topeka, October 1.
Dorothy Miller Slasor had just a taste
of South Dakota and Minnesota.
We are very unhappy to have to enC
our letter with news of the first death
passed away very suddenly on Decora-
tion Day, at St. Mary's Hospital inJ
Winfield, Kan. -She was buried the fol-,
lowing Sunday at Howard. Four Alpha
O's acted as pallbearers, Dorothy Cranejj
Agnes Reed, Lois Rochester Denton and
Margaret Matthews Leighty. Ruth waS;
a very lovely and capable girl and will
be sadly missed.