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announce the birth of a seven and one-half The marriage of Camille Clemenson ( E x .
nound boy, Gary' Bruce, on July 16. Their '34) and Robert D. Porter took place in
home is at 236 Thirteenth Street, Raymond, Grants Pass on August 6. They will make
Washington. their home in Medford.
Marjorie Stone Preble ('27) and James have On June 25, Florence King ('32) was mar-
a baby boy, Charles, who was born March 1. ried to Jesse S. Douglas. The wedding took
They are living at 1599 State Street, Salem, place at St. Stephens Pro-Cathedral. Jesse
Oregon. is a Kappa Sigma and has been studying for
his doctor's degree at the University of Min-
Betty Smith Elliot ('28) and her husband, nesota.
who have returned to Corvallis, have a new
baby daughter, Donna, who was born on Au- Rebecca Morgan ('30) and George N. Sig-
gust 26. nor were married August 16 at the Martha
Washington Hotel. Elsie Moller ('29) was
Marjorie Sherwin Perry ( E x . '28) and Ken- one of the bridesmaids. The Signors will
neth announce the birth of a daughter, Susan, make their home in Dunsmuir, California.
on Tanuary 17. They have built a new home in
Salem, Oregon, and moved in March. Since the last notes were issued, Thelma
Downer ( E x . '33) and Jack Zane (4>A8) were
Alpha Sigma married and are now living in San Franscisco.
By Barbara Crozvell Births
To Mr. and Mrs. Carol Williams (Cather-
I N SPITE of the oft-mentioned depression, ine Dorris, ('28) a son, David Frederick, on
there seem to have been many trips made May 9.
this summer. Evelyn Houge ('24) drove to the
World's Fair. The general trek, however, was Deaths
to California. Marguerite Hill Nelson ( E x . There are many of us who will feel deeply
"29) and husband and Lynn Jackson ('26^ went the absence of Mrs. Lucy Abrams when we
via boat. Ruth Holmes ('30) is planning to return to the chapter house for Homecoming
do the same in September. Isabelle Crowell and other visits. Mrs. Abrams passed away
('33) spent a week in Claremont, California, in Portland, August 26, after a short illness.
visiting Mary Lou Martin ('33). Edith Sin- The funeral was in Eugene at the Alpha Omi-
nett ('33) also had her vacation in California cron Pi House where she had been house-
and is now on the College Board at Meier & mother for eleven years. Our deepest sym-
Franks. Ruth Hansen ('29) drove to Cali- pathy to her daughter, Mrs. Lucille Thurber,
fornia and Mexico. and to her little granddaughter, Diana.
Phyllis Meisel ('33) was in an automobile Mrs. Leslie V. Barrow (Dorothea McClaran,
accident last June and was seriously hurt, Ex. '31) died in Boise, Idaho on May 26. We
but is now fully recovered. Marcia Fuestman extend our sympathy to her familj'.
(Ex. '36) is assistant to Dr. H . H . Dixon in
the Medical Dental Building in Portland. Re- Alpha Tau
cently there have been two surprises for the By Jane Scully
Portland girls. Helen Cantine ('26) has just
returned to Portland to stay. Also, La Wanda -+- T H E ACTIVE chapter entertained the alumna;
Fenlason ('30) is home for a short visit and back for Commencement at the house
will leave September 18 to teach at Briarcliff
which is about twelve miles from New York Sunday, June 11. Among those who assembled
City. to meet the actives and chat with each other
were: Mary (Case) Amner ('28), Helen
Engagements Wyeth ('29), Virginia Wilson ('29), Antoin-
ette "Tony" Shaw ('30), Monty (Montgom-
Miriam McCroskey ( E x . '33) has announced ery) Moore ('30), Barbara Clarke ('31),
her engagement to Marvin Lynn of Tacoma, Betty Jackson ('31), Jane Scully ('31), Grace
Washington. Marvin was a Sigma Nu at Ore- (Bonbam) Livingston, Allieret (Chrysler)
gon. Morrow, and Anna (Zigler) Wright. Seen at
the Commencement dances and Class Day
Marriages were: Cora Frances (Shirk) Fisher ('29),
Louise Gurney ( E x . '32) was married to Fern Channell ('30), Martha McCray ('31),
Victor Lyman last February in Baker, Ore- and Helen Lawson ( E x . '32).
gon. Mr. Lyman is with the Eastern Oregon
Light & Power Company. The graduation of the class of 1933 adds
Another marriage in that same part of the five new members to the alumnae group: Fran-
country was that of Dorothy Curtis ( E x . '33) ces Bingham, Katherine Luebben, Charlotte
to John Theodore Jensen on June 1 in Weiser, Merchant, Elizabeth Mosher, and Lois Oldam.
Idaho. Ted is assistant coach of the high Nan Bingham has won a scholarship at Mills
school there and was a Phi Delt at the Uni- College in California and is now adding fame
versity of Idaho. to her name studying for her Master's degree
Frances Wood ('29) was married to Stanley in Zoology.
Woodruff at a small home ceremony in June.
They spent the summer at Crater Lake where Betty Mosher was married to Harry Emer-
"Stan" was a ranger and are now making son Steck (Denison '32, AX A ) , on August 12
their home in Klamath Falls where he is at her home in White Plains, New York. The
teaching. only guests were the immediate families. Betty,
who was unattended, wore a blue and white
travelling suit. They expect to take an apart-
