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ents at Cornwall, New York. She visited in
Washington numerous times during the sum-
mer. Early in the summer, Martha Ross Tem-
ple ('31) went to Raleigh, North Carolina, to
give a course of instruction at the University
of North Carolina in connection with her work
with McCormick and Company, Baltimore.
She also went with a group on a yachting trip
to Yorktown and south and later visited her
parents at University Park, Maryland, for a
week. She finished her vacation with a boat
trip to Boston. Ruth Gilbert ('33) worked at
a newly established nursery school in College
Park this summer, and also attended the Cen-
tury of Progress in Chicago. Another of her
trips consisted of a journey to Florida. Kin-
kead Young ('33) attended the World s Fair
in Chicago. Evelyn Kuhnle ('28) attended
summer school at the University of Chicago.
Evelyn is now teaching in Hagerstown. Gen-
evieve Wright Smith and Nadia Wright at-
tended summer school at the University of
Maryland. Alma Hickox ('32) and Margaret
(Peggy) McGarvey ('31) attended the Uni-
versity of Maryland summer school, as did
Betty Phillips.
Eloyse Sargent rcceivrd her Master of Sci-
ence degree in home economics in June and is
now in charge of the cafeteria at Tech High
School. She visited in Columbus, Ohio, this
summer. Virginia Smith ('31) vacationed at
her summer home at Fairhaven, Maryland.
Elizabeth (Libby) Taylor ('27), Rosalie Good-
hart ('32) and Ruth Miles ('31) drove to New-
York City for a week end in August. They
visited May Fouts and Norma Person, and met
Mildred Kettler ('31), who was returning
from Boston. "Libby" stayed to visit Grace
Laleger Sneider ('28) and Phillis Harbaugh
Hood ('29) at their Long Island homes. Ruth
Miles ('31) and Mildred Kettler ('31) attend-
ed the Century of Progress in Chicago, re-
turning to Buffalo by boat. There they met
"Buddy" Cook, and together they went to Ni-
agara Falls, Canada, before returning home to-
gether. Mildred also visited at Cape Cod this
summer. "Buddy" Cook attended the Century
of Progress for a few weeks, went by boat to
Mackinac Island, for a week, and from there
went to Canada. She returned by boat to Buf-
falo, where she visited friends.
We wish to express sympathy to Julia Lou-
ise Bering Ford, whose mother died this sum-
mer. Mrs. Fred Bering was known and loved
by many of the sisters. Sympathy is also ex-
tended to Dorothy Finch King whose husband
died earlier in the year.
Psi
By Anne Warner
WANDERING AROUND the beaches of
Southern Jersey this summer we ran
across a number of Psi's taking life easy under
a lazy sun. At Ocean City there were Helen
Wallauer Horner ('27), Betty Stiles ('32), Peg
Lynn ('26), Marion ('30) and Eleanor Cullin
('27), Larue Taliaferro ('31), Peg Peirce An-
derson ('28), Polly Partridge ('30), Peg
To D R A G M
Brown ('31), Molly Martin ('32); at C a
May, Lilian Montgomery Lord ( E x . '31) ; j
North Wildwood, Marion Simon Willis ('28^3
at Beach Haven, Joan Krause ('31) ; and wa
clown at Rehobeth, Delaware, Grace MacMnH
lau Pennell ('28).
Marion Culin attended Convention at Ai
lington Hall, Virginia. Ruth Bogaty ('3(1
spent July at Gloucester, Massachusetts, study;
ing Art. Marie Campbell ('26), Dorothy Mass
terson ('31) and Peg Anderson ('28) all v i l f
ed the World's Fair at one time or another
and each one returned with glowing accounts
Peg Hawk ('31) took a motor trip through
Virginia and the South. Among those w\H
came to Philadelphia this summer, instead (,f
leaving it, were E v Webster ('28), HeleJ
Brennan Murphy ('28), and Betty Herbsf
Truitt ('30). Pat Stevenson ('31) went bacto
with Ev for a short stay in Mercer. Heleff
has moved and is now living in Chicago
Betty and her husband managed a hotel J
Ocean Grove, N. J . , during the season. Elk
Roberts ('25) is doing her first year's interna
ing at Methodist Hospital. Ella was the re-
cipient of the AOIT fellowship a few year> ago.
She is now Dr. Roberts.
Marriages
Ruth M. Dunn ('33) to Sheldon Potter Co
burn of Denver, Colorado, on July 1. They
are living in Denver.
Margaret Peirce ('28) to James R. Ander*
son, Jr., on July 5. Mr. Anderson was a P$
Lp-ilon :il Wesleyan, class of '28. He gradn-J
ated from Pennsylvania Law School '31, and
is now practicing in Philadelphia.
Isabel Hunter to Edward Arthur Town on
August 25.
Births
Richard Guest, Jr., to Emily Niblock Guest
('30) and Richard Guest.
Sally Anne to Helen Brennan Murphy ('28)1
and Beverley Murphy.
Rho
By Ruth Ashcraft
-+- EVERYONE HAS been so busy attending
the Century of Progress Exposition this
summer that the news of the chapter has not
been quite so abundant. Where arc you and
what are you doing? Your editor would be
ever so pleased for the slightest bit of news.
Quite a number of the alumna? attended the
AOII spring formal this year, which was held;
at tin: F.vanston Golf Club on May 5. Some
of those I remember seeing there were Doro-
thy Hills HofTsted ('29), Dorothy Tinley Bo-
dine ('29), Virginia Snook Tell, Virginia
Funkliouser, Mary Dee Drummond, Marion
Abele Franco-Ferreira, Helen Hawk Carlyle,
Ruth Marshall, Ruth Tarrant Ashcraft. Doro-'
thy Dean and Margaret Parker. The ten-piece
orchestra kept the dancers clapping vigorously*
after each number. The spring luncheon,
which was May 13, was supplanted by lunch-
eon at the sorority house. A large group at-
tended, and after lucheon, our new president,;