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Rash ('31') and her daughter arc expected for
| visit in Memphis this fall. She lives in
Tom's River, New Jersey. lone Adams ( E x .
•U) attended convention with Linda Best
Terrv (K.'14) and Mary Eaughlin, president
if Kapi>a Omicron. After the convention lone
visited Hagerstown, Marvland, as a guest
of Alice Cohill (Ex. '34). The class of 1933
at Southwestern contained four members of
Kappa Omicron: Mary Allie Taylor, Eliza-
fcgth Ann Malum, Ida Hanks, and Winona
Bate?- Mary Allie is going to continue her
studies with a post-graduate course at South-
western. Elizabeth Ann has been working at
the Commercial Appeal. She is now living at
?3()1 Madison Avenue. Ida Banks is visiting
in Brevard, North Carolina, and upon her re-
turn will teach school in her home town of
Hernando. Mississippi. 1'olly (lillfillan Mac-
Queen (Kx.'27) has spent the summer in
Chicago. Her husband completed his work
on a Ph.D. at the University of Chicago.
Eleanor Tucker Cameron (Ex.'31) visited
with friends in Memphis during the summer.
Gertie Mayo C32) taught school in Holly
•Grove. Arkansas, last year. During the sum-
mer she attended the University of Arkansas
at Fayetteville, Arkansas. Due to the lack of
space in these columns we will not wax very
eloquent over those visiting the Century of
Progress, but below is a partial list of those
attending: Gertie Mavo C32), Virginia Rich-
mond CM). Elizabeth Beasley ('32), Ellen
Goodman ('30). Irene Hyman ('30), Winona
F.aus ('33). Virginia DuMuth ( E x . 3 3 ) , Zelda spent the month of July in Palo Alto, house-
O'Brien ( E x . 3 5 ) , Betsy O'Brien (Ex.'34),
Clara McGehee (Ex.'35), Mary Anna Stock-
ard (Ex.'36), Audrey Townsend (Ex.'36),
and Dorothea Sledge (Ex.'35). Dorothea
spent the month of August in Jacksonville,
Florida, visiting her aunt. Virginia McCaslin
(Ex. '35) was privileged to attend the Govern-
eOrs convention in California with her uncle,
Governor Pollard of Virginia.
Engagements
Gladys Gibson ('30) will be married to
James Hall probably in November.
The engagement of Irene Hyman C30) to
James Nehhut Roberts of Los Angeles, was
recently announced. The couple will make
their home in Eos Angeles.
Marriages
Elizabeth l.aughlin (Ex.'29) married Deve-
reux Porter July 15 at her home. Minnie
Lundy ("29) "married Walker L . Wellford,
Jr., (Southwestern '29, 2 A E ) . June 10 at the
Second Presbyterian Church of Memphis.
Among her bridesmaids were Georgia Led-
'better W ilson (NO. '28) and Eila Witsell
( O . '28).
Mirths
Mr. and Mrs, lames D. Nunually (Martha
Ambrose, Ex.'27), a daughter, Alice, July 10.
[Mr. and Mrs. lohn Arch Rollow (Louise
Mayo,'30), a daughter, Louise, July 11.
Hr. and Mrs. Herbert Humphries (Carolyn
•Stockley. Ex.'30). a son, Herbert Jr., July 5.
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Lambda
By Dorothy Bogoi Farrinalon
W I T H GREAT pleasure we point to the
name of Claire MacGregor ('29) as the
new District Superintendent of the Pacific
Coast. There could have been no happier
choice, for we know that Claire will fill the
position brilliantly. She has been teaching at
Stanford during the summer quarter, and is
planning a trip to her home in Montana be-
fore resuming her work in the fall. Helen
Delatour C28) has been spending most of
the summer with Claire on the campus, but is
now back in Watsonville teaching.
Allison Loefiler Kellar ('30) has gone, with
her husband and son, to live in Lead, South
Dakota. And Dorothea Kimberlin Thayer's
('30) husband has been transferred to south-
ern California, so they arc now living in Hunt-
ington Park. Norma Meads Graham ('22) is
now living in Campbell, California. Incident-
ally, Norma, Helen Richardson Clayton ('25),
and Dorothy Bogen Farrington ('30) are all
members of The Charity League, a newly
formed organization in San Jose, California.
Depression or not, a great many AON's have
gone travelling this year. Frances Jongeneel
Morbardt ('26) is still in Europe, and when
last heard from was in the Scandinavian coun-
tries. She is expected back late in the year.
Gladys Crofoot ('31) took a boat trip to Van-
couver, British Columbia, on her vacation.
During the summer "Pat" and her twins had
keeping alone. Ruth Meissner Darling ( 22)
also went to Vancouver in August. Jane Ni-
kirk ('32) left about the first of August for a
month's trip to the World's Fair. Lucilc
Morgan ('32) went back home to Youngstovvn.
Ohio, for a month's trip, and visited the Fair
on her way back to San Francisco, where she
resumed her work at the City of Paris. Greta
Reed Cowan (Ex.'32) took her baby son and
went back to Youngstown for the summer.
She was expected back late in August. Mar-
garet Main Glen ('31) and her husband visited
San Erancisco for a few days in July. Frances
Worthington ('29) visited Harriet Day ('31)
for a week in August. Just before she arrived
Harriet had secured a position in the Wells
Fargo Bank so "Worthy" spent her evenings
v isiting Harriet, and her days in looking up
AOII friends. By the way, "Worthy" has been
the vice president of the San Diego Alumnae
this last year. Ruth Patterson ('30) spent six
weeks in San Jose, taking her regular library
work. At the end of the term's work she and
Antoinette Schidte ('30) spent a week-end at
("alien Leaf Lake. That is, they went up on
Saturday, and returned on Sunday, and spent
the night with their respective relatives! An-
toinette has been in Pacific Grove most of the
summer, doing her Health and Sanitation
Survey of Salinas for her medical work. Beth
Pinkston Schidte ('31) is surveying Bakers-
field. Janet Durfey White ('30) and her hus-
band have been spending the summer in Car-
mel, California. Helen Gladding Hogle ('25)
and her husband visited Beatrice Lee Bowles