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Alpha Rho City, taking a route through Louisiana and
By Althea Bruhl other southern states. Audrey Wiencken
Smith ('30) and Loren are kept busy on their
-+- A LETTER from Margaret McLeod ('25), farm outside of Corvallis. Audrey has also
who is living in San Jose, California, brings helped Marie Dew, active chapter president,
in arranging and moving furniture around in
us news of a number of Alpha Rho alumna? the new chapter house at 2332 Monroe Street.
in California. Margaret writes that Betty Ruby Dorothy Metsker Coshow ('27) is kept busy
Wait ( E x . '25) lives at 1150 Union Street, San watching Sally, her eighteen-months-old daugh-
Francisco. Her husband, Elwood, is a dentist ter. She is now living in Carpinteria, Calif.,
with offices in the Surgeons' and Physicians' where her husband is practicing medicine.
Building. Harriet Peat Subject ('25) and her Jranette Rice Hewitt ('27) is living in Salem,
husband, Felix, are living in Live Oak, Cali- Oregon, at 538 E Street. Ann McClew ('30)
fornia, where Felix is teaching in the high leaves LaCenter, Washington, for a new teach-
school. They and their young son, Jimmie, ing position in Washington in a town north
visited in San Bernardino in the summer. Avis of Yakima. She attended the summer school
Knips Ball ('21) is living just outside Lodi, sessions at O r e g o n State College. Veroka
California, with "Hi" and their two children. Wampler ('30) has been teaching at Dallas,
Clara Knips Sharp ('22) is living in Hanford, Oregon.
California, where Sidney is an attorney. Their
daughter, Barbara, is now two and one-half Elsie Jones ('31) was reappointed district
years old. Helene Knips ('24) has been spend- examiner for Alpha Rho chapter at convention
ing the. past year with her sisters in Lodi and this year. She has also been chosen as a
Hanford. Hazel Williams ('24) has a splendid member of the alumna? advisory board for the
position at Leahi Home in Honolulu doing active chapter. Alma Horsfeldt Janz ( E x . '30)
medical social service work. She spent two and Audrey Wiencken Smith ('30) are the
months of the summer in the Orient. Ella other members of the board. Audrey Wood
Anderson ('23) has been attending Columbia Puntenney ('29) is living in Sherwood. Ore-
University the past year. She formerly was gon, after spending several years in Colorado.
house manager at Miss Ransom's School in She is kept busy by her seventeen months old
Piedmont. Margaret also writes that she spent son. Betty Israel Morrison ( E x . '33), whose
the summer in The Dalles, Oregon, visiting her home has been in Juneau, Alaska, since her
mother, but lives in San Jose, where she marriage a year ago, spent the summer with
teaches physical education in the senior high her parents in Dayton, Washington. Janice
school. She has been state chairman of volley- Aikin ('32) spent the summer near Chicago
ball in California for the past two years. For with her sister, Elta Aikin Bond, who lives at
the past four years she has had a progressive 116 Woodland A v e n u e , Winnetka, Illinois.
volleyball sport day each spring, with over Dorothy Marsters ('31) has been teaching in
three hundred high schol girls from seven dif- the Roseburg, Oregon, senior high school and
ferent schools participating. A year ago Mar- working in the principal's office. Helen Church-
garet took a six months' leave of absence and ill Trueblood ('29) and her little daughter,
visited Hawaii. She writes that she and Betty Anne, spent the summer in Roseburg, with
Bond, an Alpha O from the University of Helen's mother. Helen's husband, Paul, is a
Minnesota, who was in Honolulu at the L i - professor at Friend's U n i v e r s i t y , Wichita,
brary of Hawaii, had a grand trip seeing the Kansas. Irene Griggs Brandeberry ('31) has
island of Oahu by air. moved to Berkeley, California, where Kermit
has a new teaching position. Kathryn Mans-
In a letter from Olive Dietlein ('27), we field ('31) is working at J . K. Gill's in Port-
learn that she attended the Fashion Art School land. Amy Booth ( E x . '34), who has been
in San Francisco this summer and took courses working at the Mortgage Bankers' Association
in fashion illustration and commercial art. in Portland, was recently made notary public.
Olive writes that she was "thrilled pink" to
take the courses and will be more content to Marriages
go back teaching shorthand and typing and Maron Bomgardner ( E x . '33) was married
being Girls' Counselor at the Merritt Business on September 2 to Bernard Duhrkoop (Uni-
School in the fall. Helen Pietarila ('33), who versity of Oregon). They will live at 4933
was awarded a fellowship to the New York Northeast Twentieth Avenue in Portland.
University School of Retailing, left Astoria,
Oregon, on August 11. "Petie" drove back Births
with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Weaver of New York
Tlielma Bond Dennis ( E x . '26) and Bruce
