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OCTOBER, 1930
Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Farrow (Mar-
garet Westfall), have a son, Charles
berett. They are living in Erie, Pa.
She and Natalie Johnson McNary see
each other frequently.
Marcella Wilson is now Mrs. U. M .
Morrison. She is living at 176 Market
Street, Clifford Apartments, Lexington.
Bernadette Winter Murphy's son was
born February 2. He was named Gar-
ret Norton. He has already started to
boost Miami.
Elizabeth Trowbridge Ellwinger had
a son born in June. He was named
Thomas Trowbridge Ellwinger.
Clarissa Scott drove back from Los
Angeles this summer with her aunt and
uncle. Clarissa did all the driving. She
visited her sister, Helen, in New York,
also all the Tenafly-ites. Louise Arthur
Spieldenner was ordered to the hospital
with a mastoid operation, and with a
baby about to be born to her, her forces
for combatting the two afflictions were
inadequate, and she died. "Scotty" spent
a few days in Greenville with relatives
and Irene Wilt. Clasissa spent some
time in Dayton visiting Alpha O friends.
( Martha Jacques went back with
!Scotty" to spend her vacation, but
Scotty" hoped to keep her there. How-
ever, "Mart" hasn't resigned her job at
Miami, yet—.
Helen Ballinger Gump spent part of
the summer with her father and family
in Versailles, Ohio. She had her young
son with her. She is especially anxious
that all Omega girls plan to go to con-
vention as it is almost on her doorstep.
Wouldn't it be nice to go to convention
and see everyone?
By VIRGINIA V A N ZANDT SNIDER
t ,T° 8° back some few months I must
g 1 you about the arrival of Stanley
aft? TI °W h m a d e h i s appearance just
annoHHiierbL ertM AILED MV LAST
were glad to
"•m£l^udAe aVll" i p and e n i °Oyn s i Jd ue nterip1s wDhaincihel Harold. She was born on June 21.
three.
a*:, Burlingame was born to Alice
hn„. J A w e e k , a t e r almost to the
>o u r Suzanne Lee Thisted arrived in
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By I R E N E W I L T
Virginia Cox Nicholson had a daugh-
ter born May 4, named Lois Anne. They
are now living in Indianapolis where her
husband is employed by the Sinclair Re-
fining Company.
Mildred Engle Mattern underwent an
operation for appendicitis in May. Her
recovery was rapid.
Peg Betz Smith, Cleveland, is now
living in Shaker Heights. Her two-
year-old son is a buster. Peg and her
husband have had two serious automo-
bile accidents in the past two years, but
they seem to live through them.
Helen Haller says she is returning to
Miami in 1933. How about another
reunion? The last time we had a won-
derful time, and now we'll have more
husbands and babies to talk about.
Cleon Johnson became the bride of
Richard Truitt on June 29. The rites
were solemnized in the beautiful garden
of her aunt's country home. Her sister,
Natalie McNary, was maid-of-honor,
and Bob Satterfield was best man. I t
was decidedly an Alpha O and Sigma
Chi wedding. Cleon and Dick are liv-
ing at 4718 Woodlawn Avenue, Chicago,
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Harriet Beaton Clark is now Hving
on Race Street in Oxford.
Ruth Cox Segar resented very much
having it said that her husband was
"head of a night school in Dayton" in
a past issue of To DRAGMA, when he
has such a grand title of "Educational
Director of the Y.W.C.A." They love
Dayton, and little Joan says "hello"
to everybody.
Ruth Shatsnider Haas is now living at
3815 East Third Street, Dayton, Ohio.
O micron Pi
Harper Hospital to make her home with
June, Carl, and little Marylin. June had
considerable excitement with moving in-
to a new apartment and then a case
of measles which Marylin suffered. Alice
LELTE Ru-p IRENE and "Bill" expect to have a wonderful
trip to the Canadian Rockies later in
give a long the fall season. Beverly is the baby
belonging to Lorrain Price Howell and