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I talked to anyone who has. Violette Ward
('29), as you no doubt know, has changed her
name to Sorensen and is living at 153 2nd
Avenue, Salt Lake City, Apt. 5. She says that
she is very lonely during the day because she
doesn't know anyone, and you can imagine
"Vi" not talking to anyone all day long. "It's
just misery." "I think ike Denver Post is far
too modest in its praise of Colorado since I've
been in Salt Lake City." Most of you alumna?
realize the fine work that "Vi" has done, but
some do not know that the house at Boulder
was achieved only by the hard work of "Vi"
W ard as corporation president. I think it im-
possible for anyone to take her place, but in
so far as I am able, I shall attempt that
thing. Write her and give her your best
wishes and also express your appreciation of
her work for the house, for she deserves any
and all praise you can give. I was told that
she plans to enter law school this fall. That's
her profession. Good Luck.
Nelle Scott ('27) is still at the Denver Pub- spent the summer in Estes Park and Denver
lic Library and is living with her parents in
Denver. Dolores Zempke ('27) was in Den-
ver the past summer and entertained some of
the sisters at several lovely parties. Frances
Kimsey ('28) is to assist at the reception fol-
lowing the wedding, September 12, of Evelyn
Van Horn ( A ) . She came out to Brighton
once this summer and visited both Mary V.
Wells ('30) and me for a very few minutes.
She was here on a picnic I owe much of my
news to "Fran." Geraldine Prince ('28) is in
New Mexico, but I've forgotten the name of
the town in which Imogene Hadley Dodson
('28) told me she lived. Ruth Costello ('31)
spent much time in Botdder last year from her
home in Salida. Ruth Schwabenland ( E x . '33)
attended school last year at the University of
Colorado, but plans to return to her teaching
job this fall. Winifred Ralph ('30) spent
most of the summer in Denver attending Den-
ver University. She will return to I^ajunta
this fall to her position in the Lajunta
Schools. Ruth Stewart C30) spent the sum-
mer in Pioneer, Ohio, with her mother. She
attended the Fair at Chicago and visited
friends in various parts of the east. I believe
that she expects to return to Leadville this
fall to teach. Imogene Hadley Dodson ('28)
had her picture included in the Denver Post
special society section as one of the leaders of the events with Lee Walker. She hopes tffi
Florence society and intelligentia. Clari Tom-
aschoff ( E x . '33) spent most of the summer
in Chicago, and entertained company from the
east the rest of the summer so that I didn't
get to see her at all. She plans to return to
Chicago this fall to enter a music conserva-
tory there. Elizabeth Lament ('32) will be the
active chapter president this year. She is re-
turning to school for work on her Master's
degree. Kathleen Johnson Flymell ( E x . '34),
in spite of having a husband and young son
to look after, manages to keep up with the
social pace in Brighton. She belongs to vari-
ous bridge clubs. I saw Laura Kennish ('31)
in Denver one night in August at the city
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auditorium, but she was in such a rush that
she didn't see me. She also called on Flor-j
ence Miller Lynch the day of the summer rush
tea. We were all sorry to have missed seeing]
Laura. I have been told that she plans to I
return to Cedaredge, Colorado, to teach thisl
fall. Virgie Sappenfield ('32) has accepted a]
position at Sugar Loaf, Colorado, to teach all
grades. I suppose that she will be busy, but*
I wish that she would write me once in M
while, if she has time. Mary V. Wells ('30)
was honored at Convention by being appointed]
State chairman of Alumnae. She made a very
enjoyable trip to Chicago, and will teacli at
Englewood, Colorado, this year in the English :
department. She also sponsors the Englewood
high school paper. Geneva Woodward ('32)
will again teach History and the social sciences]
in the junior high at Salida, Colorado. She-
si>ent several days in Boulder at the house
during the past year. She was able to attend!
the Homecoming game too. Geneva and Viv-
ian Gingles Stone ('32) enjoyed many week-
ends together in Boulder. Louise Carter ('33)
with friends and relatives. Many of you who
met Louise's mother when she was here two|
years ago will be interested in knowing that
both she and her mother came out from Xevv
Jersey to witness "Carter's" graduation. Chris-
tine Gustafson ('32) has a teaching position
for next year at Paonia, Colorado. She and I
are both happy about having new jobs. Rachel'
Entzminger ( E x . '33) attended first quarter,
of summer school at the University of Colo--
rado, and had planned to return to school this'
fall, but I believe that she has accepted i l
position in a rural school out of Douglas]]
Wyoming. She taught in that vicinity lasfi
year too. Vivian Gingles Stone ('32) was
married this summer to "Chuck" Stone (OS).
They are living in Kansas City, Missouri, 5630;
Brookside Blvd. Last year "Gingles" speun
week-ends in Boulder and in Denver witra
Mary V. Wells ('30), Clari Tomaschoff (Ex.
'33), Elizabeth Lamont ('32), and the other
girls. You probably knew that she and " v H
Ward taught together in Central City, ColoJ
rado. Hazel Lee Burroughs ('30) is still living
in Greeley at 2020 8th St. She hasn't w r H
ten me yet to tell me if the baby is a boy oi|
girl. John is going to Colorado Teachers' CoW
lege. Anna K. Barker ( E x . '33) spent Senior
W eek in Boulder at the house. She attended'
return to school sometime soon. Albert*
Meyers Nickolson ('31) is living in Pueblo,!
Colorado, at 208 East Pitkin. Even though;
she has been very busy, she has taken time
quite often to send me some late news that
she thought might be of interest to you all.
She has been travelling around with "Jimmy"
this summer, and spent some time in Boulder
with her parents. Nora Lee Wyatt Stevens
and "Ken" stopped in at Brighton to see rem
while they were on their way to view the
Cheyenne Frontier Days. They are living in;
Denver at 1244 Emerson in an apartment.
Ernestine Coe Farrell, a former pledge whoni