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Mary Davis Waring, '10, surprised Sigma chapter by appearing
in meeting two weeks ago. She lives with her husband and little
son, in Sacramento, and her visit to the house was a pleasant sur-
prise to many of the alumna', who happened to be there.

Mildred Stoddard Winton, '11, was before her marriage a librarian
in the Merced library. Since her marriage she has devoted her time
to keeping house and to the care of her little son.

Helen Edson Wixon, '11, lives in Los Angeles, but nothing has
been learned concerning her life in general and interests in par-
ticular.

Gertrude Davis Arnold, '04, has been in America lately with her
husband, who is on furlough, and two children. They are stationed
in Che Foo, China, where Mr. Arnold is American consul, and will
start for the Orient once more on March fourth. They have divided
their time while here between Sierra Madre and Berkeley, which
latter gives opportunity for visiting the chapter house.

TEACHERS

Florence Alvarez, '11, teaches domestic science in the Los Angeles
schools. She is not connected with any one faculty, but visits the
various classes in the department.

Edith Dickinson, '11, divides her time between kindergarten work
at the Home Club, Oakland, in the morning, and the management of
the Thompkins playground in the afternoon.

Blanche Merry Du Bois, '03, teaches mathematics and domestic
science in the Alameda high school. She is frequently in attendance
at alumnae meetings, and is much interested in Sigma development.

Irene Flanagan, '12, last year started a very successful class in
combined physical culture and folk dancing. She has this season
changed her plan to social dancing, and has a number of classes in
the new dances.

Kate Foster, '02, teaches the receiving class in the Durant school.
She is fraternity examiner and it would be difficult to find a woman
whose interest in the whole fraternity is deeper or more constant.

Rose Gardner, '11, is tutoring in Latin at Miss Ransom's school
in Oakland and is a reader in the University of California. She
has recently announced her engagement to Ralph Marp, Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, ex-'11, and a member of the Acacia fraternity.

Jeannette Green, '05, teaches in Los Angeles.
Isabelle Henderson, '05, received the training for the work she is
doing in Chicago. I n the morning she teaches a kindergarten class
in Fruitvale, and in the afternoon tells stories in the Oakland