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following, we had a regular A. O. Pi reunion. "Mac" and Etta were
there, "Polly" Hall and her husband, Ocie, Alma, Blanche Hooper, Ruth
Wedge and her husband and the writer. We just talked every minute when
we weren't admiring Edna. Edna and her husband are spending the sum-
mer at Quincy.
Helen Neal chose Goddard Chapel on the H i l l for her wedding to
Stewart Crowell, Tufts '23. Her twin sister, Margaret, was maid of
honor and "Willie" Koelsch, '25, one of her bridesmaids. I expect this
was even more of a frat event because the active chapter served the
refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Crowell will live in Providence, R. I .
Mildred Simpson, '17, was married on July 19th to Max Gersumky.
On August 2nd in A l l Soul's Church, Braintree, Louise Prescott, '21,
(Cotty) was married to Minot F. Inman. Her sister, Eleanor, '26, was
maid of honor and other Alpha O's, Gladys Bryant, '22, Edith Leach,
'21, and Kathleen MacDonald, '22, were bridesmaids. M r . and Mrs. Inman
will live in Foxboro, Mass., where M r . Inman is in business. We shall
be glad that "Cotty" is near enough to attend meetings.
Apparently Edith Arnold is now Mrs. Leach, or is it a typographical
error?
BIRTHS
On April 22, Arthur Rowe, to M r . and Mrs. Francis J. Foster (Helen
Rowe).
One June 15, Charlotte Adeline to M r . and Mrs. Clarence E. Cooper
("Ad" Huntington).
On July 9, Ruth Pauline, to M r . and Mrs. Percy A. Hall (Pauline
Lamprey).
On July 15, Rodney Phillips to M r . and Mrs. Elmore I . MacPhie
(Etta Phillips).
In November. 1923. Margaret to Margaret Fessenden Henderson.
A. J. SPEAR.
EPSILON
A t the reunion in June, the members of Epsilon present included
Charlotte Sherman McCloskey, Gladys Combs Terry, Gertrude Mosier,
and Mary Donlon. Elsa Guerdrum Allen had also returned to her home
in Ithaca from Florida where she had been visiting her mother. Everyone
thought the three children looked so well and that Elsa also had had a
good rest.
Reassuring reports f r o m Ithaca have lightened our anxiety about Anna
Allen Wright who has been at home a long time after an attack of
typhoid fever. We all hope that her accustomed strength and vigor are
fully returned by now.
In a class letter received at reunion time, Viola Denglcr divulged the
fact that she is busily engaged in the interior decorating business in
Philadelphia.
Pearl Bowman took a course at Columbia summer school for an
advanced degree, but we have neither heard the name of the course nor
how Pearl intends to use it.
Mary Moore Shackleton has journeyed from her home in Bloom-
field, New Jersey, to Ithaca to visit her parents for the summer. Need-
less to say, they must be delighted to have their little granddaughter with
them for this period.
Katherine Donlon Crowley has also been traveling. On her way to
visit M r . Crowley's people, she stopped in Utica with her two children.
For the summer months, Gladys Combs Terry and Dr. Terry and
their three months' old daughter Barbara are comfortably settled at the
Belvedere Hotel in Larchmout, N . Y. On July first. Gladys started to
commute to N . Y., where she has resumed her work in Dr. Terry's office,
while Barbara is in the care of a trained nurse.
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A letter from Mildred Mosier says that she can use many of the
Christmas and birthday cards so often thrown away. Small packages go
at eight cents a pound marked "Printed matter." Mildred advises us to
let Gertrude Mosier at Dernarest. N . J., know i f sending larger packages
or anything besides printed matter. Mildred's address is Morton Lane
School, Moulmien, Burma. Can you imagine how wonderful it would be
to hear from someone at home i f you were that far away?
Unless each girl f r o m our chapter will send me a postcard containing
news about herself, we cannot possibly have as long an article as I
was able to include in the May issue of To DRAGMA. My address is 34
Butler Place, Brooklyn, N . Y. Everyone likes to hear about you just as
you like to hear about everyone else.
BIRTHS
A son, Frederick Leonard Trump to Clara Kcopka Trump on April
18, 1924.
MARRIAGES
Sarah Campbell on July 6, 1924 to Mr. Burt Smith.
Patty Loeffler in June to M r . George Dieffenbach.
HELEN" B. LEAVENS.
RHO
MARRIAGES
Katherine Graham and William M . Young, on May 27, 1924. Brook-
lyn, N . Y.
Beatrice C. Segsworth and Wihner J. Kitchen on June 13, 1924.
Wilmette, 111.
LAMBDA
MARRIAGES
Arline Larimer and George Green in May, 1924.
TAU
Min Hanson, '23, who taught English in the high school at Luverne,
Minnesota, this last year, visited Lulu at the house this spring and attended
the chapter's spring formal. Min has been unusually successful in her
first year's teaching, and will return to Luverne as principal of the high
school this fall.
Wilma Arnold was another "alum" visitor this spring. But then
Wilma is hardly to be called a visitor, as she came up from Elk River
nearly every week-end last year. She'll be with us a lot this year too,
for she will teach French and Spanish again at the Elk River High
School. Rumor has it that she is wearing a Kappa Sig pin for a change.
Edith Goldsworthy, '14, reports a wonderful vacation spent at Mille
Lacs this summer. Edith, Margaret Boothroyd, and Mary Dee Drum-
mond motored up to Mille Lacs for a week-end house party earlier in
the summer, acquiring a heavy coat of sunburn and an unsquelchable
taste for playing the ukelele.
Margaret Boothroyd, '20, left this week with her mother and Molhe
Dodge" for a two weeks' motor trip through northern Minnesota.
Frances Graham McClure, '22, spent the month of August with
her husband's people in Staunton, Virginia. Next summer she plans to
come home and so will be a convention guest. I n July, Frances and Betty
Bond spent a week with Edith Huntington Anderson, Beta Phi, in State
College, Pennsylvania. Frances will be in Williamsport again this year
where her husband is Dean of Dickinson Seminary.
Margaret Howarth Nelson, '20, was with us again this summer as
*he was with her mother at Lake Harriet. Margaret leaves this fall for
Boston. Norman will be a member of the English Department at l u t t s
College.