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Baker, '22, will be one of the bridesmaids at the marriage of Jessie to
Francis Rice, '23. Both couples expect to live in Syracuse.
DEATHS
We extend our sympathy to Marcia Rosbrook and Ona Rosbrook
Brodie in the loss of their sister, Mrs. David Lent of Dayton, Ohio.
MARGARET KREISEL.
BETA PHI
Mr. and Mrs. Herold Ross (Rosella Stoner), who spent the past year
in New York City where Mr. Ross was studying at Columbia University
are living at Ames, Iowa. Mr. Ross is on the faculty of Iowa State
College.
Mrs. Harold Parthemer (Mary Fletcher) and daughter, Susanna, spent
May and June visiting in the East. They visited several of the girls, in-
cluding Edith Huntington Anderson, at State College, Pa., Margaret Wight
in New York City, and Jane Sickels when they returned home through
Indianapolis.
Nelle Covalt attended the summer session of the University of Wis-
consin, where she took courses in education aiid French. Nelle has re-
signed her position at Mt. Vernon and will teach French in the Marion
high school this year.
Mrs. Curtis Richards (Juva Covalt) and Julia Jean came from far-
away Florida to spend the summer with relatives in Kokomo.
Helen Duncan has recently acquired a Ford coupe and has sinde
been seeing the world. She and her mother drove to Dickson, Tennessee,
in June to visit Mr. and Mrs. J . Max Cowan (Lelah Whitted) and Jimmy.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Clark (Oneta Illingworth) are living at 7610
Byron St., Apt. 3, Detroit. Michigan. Helen Snoddy Stevens is also near-
by—two loyal recruits for the Detroit Alumnae chapter.
Louise Rogers, Jane Cline, and Helen Duncan drove to Madison, Wis.,
in Louise's car the first part of May to attend the National University
Extension Association conference. They stayed at the Eta chapter house,
and reported a delightful visit.
Winifred Sickels has a position for the summer in the Traffic De-
partment of the Indianapolis Telephone Company.
Miriam McCoy spent the summer in the office of the Block Company
in Indianapolis. She will teach this year at Culver, Indiana.
Helen Armstrong spent the summer as councillor in a girls' camp
in Montana.
Jane Cline enjoyed part of her vacation touring Yellowstone Park.
She made the trip via auto accompanied by her family.
Vedah Covalt will teach again in the Kokomo high school, and Mer-
ceda has returned to Alexandria this year.
Marion Koegel spent the sunimer with an aunt in Lynnville, Ind.
She is teaching this year in Illinois.
Mildred Maxwell Townsend (Mrs. Ray) has recently moved from
Hagler to Clarendon, Arkansas, and likes her new home very much.
Laura Alexander is at home in Salem, Indiana, working in her father's
office.
Myra Esarey spent the summer in Bloomington, but has returned to
South High School in Ft. Wayne to teach. Mary received the L L . B . de-
gree in June and is employed now by an Indianapolis law firm.
Edith Huntington Anderson has been made Exchange Editor of To
DRAGMA.
MARRIAGES
Helen Devitt, '22, and William Woodworth, were married at Christ
Church, Indianapolis, on June 25. Bill attended Indiana and is a member
of A. T. O. Jane Sickels was one of the bridesmaids and Lura Halleck
Thomas sang. Among the Alpha O's at the wedding were Vivian Day,
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Jane Cline, Mildred Begeman Smith, the Indianapolis alums and most of
the active chapter. Helen and Bill live at Shelbyville where he is in
business with his father.
Helen Snoddy, '22, and Myles B. Stevens were married at Helen's
home in Covington on June 3. Myles is a graduate of Wabash College
and member of Lambda Chi Alpha. They live at 16216 John R. St.,
Highland Park, Michigan.
Louise Hutt, '24, and William Jenkinson were married on July 4.
Bill is a member of S. A. E . and a junior in the Indiana University School
of Medicine at Indianapolis. Louise will teach in Cambridge City this
year.
ALPHA PHI
I know that the alumnae will be more than eager to know what the
Seniors of 1924 will be doing this coming year. Helen Waite, Alice
Stranahan and Helen Chase Walters have chosen the teaching profession.
Helen is to be at Roundup, Alice at Belt and Helen Chase Walters in
Rapelje with her husband Bob, who is leaching there also. Mary Baldwin
is dietitian in a Spokane hospital at the present time and likes her work
so very much. Lucile Staebler and Harriet Nordstrum are attending
the Snow Froelich Art School in New York this summer and both are
planning on teaching this fall.
Ruth Noble Dawson and children are spending part of the summer
in Seattle.
Mayme Egan is spending the summer in Butte with her parents and
we are hoping that she will decide to remain here this coming year. Mayme
attended Dorothy Noble's wedding in Great Falls.
Mildred Forrest is vacationing in Missouri and will teach in Chouteau
this fall.
Etta Hayes is attending summer session at the University of Wash-
ington.
Gladys Matthews has been visiting with Dorothy Ann Scofield at
her home in Williston, N. D. Dorothy Ann accompanied Gladys home
and will spend the remainder of the summer with her parents at Havre,
Montana.
Grace Mclver is planning a trip to the Western coast with her parents
in hopes that it will benefit her health.
Helen Rose and her parents drove overland from California and are
spending the summer in Bozeman, Montana. We enjoyed having luncheon
with her the day she spent in Butte, and she told us such interesting things
about the M. S. C people in California. She and Dot Roper were teach^
ing in the Los Angeles schools and "Dot" is selling books this summer.
Enroute from California they stopped at Portland, Oregon, and visited
"Strannie."
Marie Moebus is enjoying an extensive trip to Chicago and other
Eastern points. During her stay in Chicago she visited with Mrs. Harry
Smith (Betty Hiestand) formerly of Bozeman, Montana.
MARRIAGES
On Thursdav. July 10, Dorothy Noble, '22, and Sam Scott of Montana
State College were married in Great Falls. Dorothy's sister, Ruth, was
matron of honor and Sam's brother, Bob Scott, was best man. Sam is
a graduate of M. S. C , and a member of Beta Epsilon fraternity. They
are living in the Evergreen Apts., at Bozeman, Montana, where Sam is
assistant professor in Chemistry at the college.
Mary Maxey, '24, was married to Tom Kirk, Jr., on Saturday, June
7th, at the home of her parents in Bozeman, Montana. They are spending
the summer in Yellowstone Park and will make their home m Bozeman,
Montana.