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E PSILON ALPHA chapter donned farmerette costumes and attended in a body,
the Koed's Kotillion, traditional second semester, all-girl's dance, held in the
armory, late in the spring. The dance was a costume ball, and the Epsilon Alpha
farmerettes, in their suits of green, blue, orchid, peach, and rose, made a veritable
rainbow in the gay array of costumes and scored one of the hits of the evening
as a group feature. The picture was taken on campus back of our house the
following Sunday afternoon and proved a source of great amusement to and in-
quiry from passersby.

In the picture from left to right: Gladys Kaufman, Mary Belle Zahn, Louise
Hoffeditz, Elsie Weaver, Edra Rubinkam, Catherine Hayes, Sara Lowenberg, Isabel
Hall, Isabel Martin, Gertrude Bryant, Mildred Lyle, Marian Terwilliger, Madge
Terwilliger, Emily Vargo, Myrtle Binney, Ruth Gilbert, Elizabeth Martin, and
Emma Walser.—By MARY BELLE ZAHN, Epsilon Alpha

Spsilon Journalist <JMarries Newspaper ^Man

M ISS GERTRUDE LYNAHAN and Joel Sayre were married at 3 :30 o'clock
July 21 in the Municipal Building by Mr. M . J. McCormick, deputy city
clerk. The only witnesses were Mr. Don Skene and Mr. Richard Watts Jr. Miss
Lynahan is fashion editor of "The New York Times" and formerly was on the staff
of "The New York World."

Mr. Sayre is a member of the staff of the "New York Herald Tribune." He took
his degree in English literature at Oxford and later studied medicine at Heidelberg-