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TO DRAGMA OF ALPHA OMICRON PI 183

if each alumna remembers to send $10.00 in payment of her note, Iota
w i l l accomplish her aim—and the balance on her lots will be entirely
paid before the annual meeting of the corporation, February 10th.

MARRIAGES

On November 10, 1922, Esther Brauns became M r s . Clarence R.
Lash. Helen was maid of honor and Maurine Lantz was bridesmaid.
Shirley Kimmelshue and her husband, and Ina Holtermann Clarahan
and husband were present. Esther and Cap are living at Augusta, 111.

ENGAGEMENTS

Elsey Gayer has announced her engagement to Delbert L . Wells,

of Monmouth, S A E at Illinois. No definite date for the wedding has

been set but Elsey promises to furnish us another news item.

Mildred Holmes '22 has announced her engagement to Vivian

Green, Sigma Pi.

A N N A HOFFERT KIRK.

TAU

Mrs. Meyers of Zeta Chapter is living at 315 Laurel Avenue, St.
Paul. She is fashion artist at Donaldson Co. W e certainly hope that
Mrs. Meyers w i l l make her permanent home here as we enjoy having
her with us.

'Mrs. Moshier of Lambda Chapter has recently been w i t h us quite
often. The Moshiers are living at New Richmond, Wis., but are able
to make the trip to Minneapolis by automobile quite easily. Mrs.
Moshier has been taking a course in cereal chemistry at the univer-
sity as she has been chemist in the Moshier M i l l at New Richmond.
I t is fine to have her w i t h us.

Gladys Holman is back f r o m California and is taking a business
course.

We were so sorry to hear that Frances Graham had to give up
her library work at Chisholm because of her health. She is at her
home in Rochester and we surely hope she w i l l be entirely recovered
by now.

Lillian Kerwin is spending the winter at her home in Franklin,
Minn.

Some of the alumnae were fortunate enough to be present at the
Christmas party that the active chapter gave for thirty poor children.
Uncle Ed. was Santa Claus and f r o m reports we wonder who had the
best time, the hosts or the guests.

Alice Cheek is in Los Angeles doing advertising.
Alice Buckley is teaching at St. Margaret's Academy, Minneapolis.
Katherine Bremer has just returned f r o m a 5,000 mile automobile
trip in the east. She is brimming f u l l of enthusiasm, especially of the
glories of Annapolis. E n route she visited our "baby chapter" at A n n
Arbor of which she brought glowing reports.