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ampus at the opening of fall semester nue. She and Leo, accompanied by their
assistant in the history department. two adorable children, Patricia Ann,
All of the girls who graduated in 1930 aged three, and Nancy Lee, aged one,
visited in Portland during the summer.
ppear to have been successful in find-
g work along the lines in which they Roma Whisnant ('29), has returned to
e most interested. Mahalah "Malhe" Portland after a year in Seattle and is
urtz ('30), is to be with the Y.W.C.A. employed by the Tidewater Lumber
San Francisco as swimming instructor. Company.
arbara Crowell ('30), is with the chil-
ren's department of the Portland Pub- Marriages
c Library. Theresa Young ('30), is Eleanor Houghton, (Ex. '32), to Dee
eaching school at Waldport on the Wooley.
Oregon Coast. Ruth Holmes ('30), is in Roberta Wilcox ('29), to Ronald Rob-
he offices of the Consolidated Supply nett, who is assistant graduate manager
Company. Evelyn Hollis ('30), is teach- of the University of Oregon. He was
ng in the high school at Clatskanie, graduated with the class of 1928 and is
nd Rebecca Morgan ('30), will return a member of Phi Sigma Kappa. Their
o the campus to work on an M.A. address is 995 Alder Street, Eugene, Ore.
Katherine Mayhew (Ex. '29), is to Births
ontinue in Portland this year and will April 2, a second daughter, Marjorie
each the primary grade at Miss Jewell's Jean, to Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Towne
chool. Last year she had the kinder- McMinn (Louise Odell '23).
arten class at St. Helen's Hall. April 27, twin girls, Ruth Mary and
Dorothy Cash Munly ('23), is living Marian Louise, to Mr. and Mrs. Leland
n San Leandro, Calif., at 230 Leo Ave- C. Lapham (LaVerna Spitzenherger).
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By M R S . J . W . JONES
Vera Daggs ('24), was married to South Knoxville, Tulsa.
ohn F. Moore, July 19, 1929. Their Madge McWhorter ('25), was mar-
ome is at 1623 North Denver, Tulsa.
ried June 26 to John W. Jones, who
Virginia White ('24), and Allan A. is superintendent of schools at Boswell.
Parks were married November 10, 1929, Oklahoma.
nd are making their home at 1502
Please send more news to me.
Miscellan eons Notes
For an unaccountable reason so many lor took a trip throught the East and
alumna letters are missing in this issue are now at home in South Bend, Ind.
hat we must tuck in these fews items
under the above heading so that some Bonnie Bennett (Beta Phi Ex. '29),
1 you will know something of at least has Walter Brandt's Delta Chi pin.
one of your sisters.
Nell Covalt (Beta Phi '21), is teach-
Catherine Ralston Goss (Beta Phi), ing commerce at South Side High School
and Dorr Kimball Taylor were married in Ft. Wayne.
t the Church of the Messiah in De-
roit in June. Catherine wore a gown Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox (Katherine
of ivory satin, a Juliet cap of rose pointe Schmidt), have announced the arrival
kce which had been worn by five of a baby boy, March 27.
generations of brides in her mother's
amily, a tulle veil and white kid slip- Mr. and Mrs. James P. Lester (Doro-
Pers trimmed in tiny rosettes which her thy Farnan), live in Fort Wayne. Their
great grandmother had worn at her wed- new address is 4721 East Twelfth Street.
u i g - The bridegroom's gift was a pair
1 bracelets which had been in his Melita Skillen (Epsilon), motored to
amily for f O U r generations. Elizabeth her old home in New Brunswick on the
S^oss, a sister, was the only attendant. Bay of Fundy for a short visit in June
before she sailed for two months abroad.
r e « p t i o n at Catherine's home fol- Melita will be director of the Players
owed the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Tay- in the First Presbyterian Church of
Evanston this year as well as do her
regular work at Senn High School.
More alumna notes in January issue.
