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IOTA ALUMN/E

HOME MAKERS

M a r y Elizabeth Barnett is l i v i n g i n Bridgeport. T h e only clubs
available f o r membership i n Bridgeport are, besides the Shakespeare
Club, embroidery clubs to all of which "Bess" belongs.

Barbara Crow Denison married soon after becoming a Bache-
lor o f Arts. She is interested i n the Brainerd Musical Club, which
belongs to the state federation. She is very actively interested in
tennis and dancing. Barbara has the honor of being the mother
of the first baby i n our chapter, and the baby was w e l l named—
A d a Iota. She has a second baby now, f o u r months o l d .

Florence Shinn Fluharty has one child, O r d i t h Louise, and the
mother's interests are principally in the "Better Babies" movement at
present.

M i l d r e d Harley MacDonald has a special interest in china paint-
ing. She is active i n various social clubs, St. Elizabeth's G u i l d
of St. Martin's Episcopal Church and most of a l l , in the Chicago
alumnae chapter.

Annetta Stephens Shute is interested i n social service work, doing
some w o r k f o r the united charities i n Chicago. She is a member
of the Chicago alumnae chapter.

Margaret Gorham Ebert has now a small "Peggy" who is eight
months old.

Inez Downing Jayne is very active in musical work, doing church
quartette work besides belonging to the Philharmonic Club, and the
Thursday Musical Club, an organization of over a thousand
members.

M a u d Bacon N o l t e is interested i n music and fancy dancing.
Just now she is much occupied w i t h l i t t l e Margaret Alice N o l t e
born January 7.

E l v a Maude Peltigrew has one little son. She is studying music
and china painting, and has taken work i n elocution i n the School
of Expression of the Chicago Musical College.

EDUCATORS

Ruth Leone Davison is teaching L a t i n and German in the Har-
ter-Stanford T o w n s h i p H i g h School and has charge of the phy-
sical training.

Mary Viola Bruner is the head of the Latin department in the
Urbana H i g h School, where she has organized a very successful
L a t i n Club and is interested i n making an exhibit showing the prac-
tical uses of L a t i n and Greek. Being in the university town, she