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TO DRAGMA.

represented on its committees in numbers quite out of proportion to
their rates in the class enrollment, and Alpha girls are not in the
rear. Crystal Eastman is Second Vice-President of the Senior Class
and the only girl among the class officers. Eve P. Radtke is the
representative of the women of the law school on the N . Y. U. Re-
flector, our weekly magazine.

On the evening of December 15, the Senior Class gave itself an
informal dinner at the Everett House. On the dinner committee
were Florence Bruning, Elinor Byrns, Emma Calhoun and Eve
Radtke; and on the musical committee were Crystal Eastman and
Emma Miller.

We are anticipating a busy, happy spring, and hope that this
new year may bring to all our sisters—in the east, south and West
—a heaping measure of success and pleasure.

ALUMNAE PERSONALS.

Margaret M . Burnet, '01, is practicing law at 100 William
Street.

Frances M . Rice, '05, is studying in the Collegiate Department
of the New York University which is situated on the ninth floor of
the Washington Square building.

Jessie Ashley, '02, and Elizabeth S. Pope, '06, are practicing
law under the firm name of Ashley & Pope. They have very pleas-
ant offices in the Hanover National Bank Building at No. 5 Nassau
Street.

Flora Todd Fuller, '03, is now at her home in Brooklyn, and is
in much better health. She has been able to attend some of the Nu
Chapter gatherings.

Elizabeth J. Moss, '05, is practicing law in the office of her
father, Frank Moss, at 299 Broadway. She is also doing graduate
work at the Law School for a L L . M .

Last June Laura Booth, '04, received the degree of B. C. S.
from the School of Commerce, Finance and Accounts of N . Y. U.
She also passed the Bar Examination that month and this fall was
admitted to practice. She is now studying in the Collegiate Depart-
ment of the University.

Madeleine Z. Doty, '02, and Crystal Eastman, '07, have an
apartment together at No. 12 Charles Street. Miss Doty is writing
for the Saturday Book Review Supplement of the New York Times
under the pen name of Otis Notman.

Grace Quackenbos, '03, has had the honor of being appointed