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INTIMATE CHAT CONCERNING OUR ALUMN/E

ALPHA CHAPTER ALUMN/E

DATA COLLECTED BY JOSEPHINE PRATT A N D EXPANDED BY STELLA

STERN PERRY

Helen Beatrice Anderson is active in the capacity of Social Secre-

tary.
Mary Brackett is teaching.
Emma Burchenal is Secretary of the New York Board of Educa-

tion, is a writer of some standing and is interested in playground
dancing.

Edith Burrows is teaching. She has written and published some
charming plays for children.

Esther Burgess has gone to live in Paris. Everyone who was
at the last convention will send a winged wish for happiness after
her.

Jessie Cochran is with the Century Publishing Company.
Elizabeth Coddington is doing editorial work in the New York
office of Ginn & Co.
Agnes Dickson is Chairman of the Committee on Employment,
Associated Alumnae of Barnard College. She is an active member
of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae.
Edith Dietz is teaching a class of foreigners in a New York pub-
lic school.
George Drew is teaching.
Jean Frame is Vice-president of the Associate Alumnae of Barnard
College and is active in Y. W. C. A. work.
Jessie Hughan, Socialist, is author of two important books, "The
Facts of Socialism," and "American Socialism of the Present Day."
Kathleen Hurty is teaching biology in a New York high school.
She is secretary of the New York Teachers' Biology Association.
Vera Jaques is teaching Latin.
Elizabeth Jones is also teaching.
Lucetta Johnson is teaching history and has an M . A. degree of
1913.
Ruth Lawrence is Secretary of the Associate Alumnae of Barnard
College.
Evelyn MacDonald is studying art.
Helen Mullan is active in civic work. She is a member of the
advisory committee to the Mayor's Commission of Markets, New
York City, 1912-13. She is chairman of the local school board; is