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Mary Ingalls Lambert, A.B. '00, taught in the Auburn, Me., high
school before her marriage to Fred E. Lambert, Ph.D., Professor of
Botany at Tufts College. Dr. and Mrs. Lambert spent his sabbatical
year in Europe, staying the greater part of the time in Freiburg and
Naples. Mrs. Lambert is a member of the College Club, the associ-
ation of Tufts alumna?, is interested in suffrage and has one daughter,
Elizabeth Allen.

Edith K i nne Hapgood, A.B. '01, (Mrs. Ernest O.), lives in
Newton Highlands and is devoted to her home and family of three
children.

Monica G. Pipe, A.B. '01, is a clerk in the Probate Court of
Middlesex County, a member of the Sononia Club of Somerville, is
interested in the association of Tufts alumnae and has served on its
social committee. During 1911-12, 1912-13 she filled the position
of alumnae advisor to Delta chapter very acceptably.

Helen Adelaide Cook, '01, is home keeper and teacher of the
piano.

Another home keeper is Nina Rice Estabrook (Mrs. F. B.). '01
who lives at West Newton, Mass. and has two children.

Before her marriage Ruth Capen Farmer, A.B. '02,(Mrs. Walter
H . ) , gave readings before women's clubs. She was Grand Treasurer
of Alpha Omicron Pi, 1908-10, Grand President 1912-14 and at
present is chairman of the committee on new chapters. The ability
she has shown in the positions she has held in the fraternity is too
well known to need comment. She was the first president of the
association of Tufts alumna?, is a member of the D. A. R. and has
one son, Elmer Capen Farmer.

Emma Paul Price, A. B. '02, (Mrs. William H . ) , is now in Japan
with her husband, who is connected with Yale University. She ex-
pects to stay there three years.

Elizabeth Russell Chapman (Mrs. Charles), A.B. '02, lives in
Berkeley, Cal. She has recently returned from a year's stay in
Spain, where her son, Seville, was born at Seville.

Blanche Bruce Bryne, A. B. '03, (Mrs. John), is a home keeper.
She is interested in the association of Tuft's alumna?, is secretary of
her class and belongs to the Winchester Woman's Suffrage League.
She has one son.

Mary Winship Kingsley, A.B. and A . M . '03, * B K, studied at
Bryn Mawr for two years after receiving her degrees at Tufts and
later took a course in dramatics at Radcliffe. She has been abroad
a number of times and was in Sicily at the time of the earthquake.
She has lectured to women's clubs, has written several short stories