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J OCTOBER, 1933
a Josephine Smith ('30) had a delightful
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- g1!5 , : s summer to Spokane, Washington, and
e f'P ,' plus a boat trip to Victoria. On the
l Dorothy Dempster, Lima, Ohio; Golda Huff-
l Ser tas nh ae . met an Alpha O from Bozeman,
! * Margaret Dressier Doebler and her man Reid and Mary O'Bear of Indianapolis.
| "have been spending the past few months
j Maragret's father here in Minneapolis.
- " a r e t "Peg" King Koenig with her young
' n made a flying trip through here in the
n' t week. Dorothy Clark spent her vacation
^ ^Yellowstone. Letters have been received
h ra l»oth Winifred Lliason ('28) and Cecile
H Yelland Maclnnes ('26). Winifred is located
y • Detroit, Michigan, permanently she hopes.
! She moved back and forth between Toledo
-
i d Cleveland seven times in the last three
^ 3-ears She says, "I am with a new company
! and am stationed here for keeps. At least the
. L ] work for has no other stores in other
t' She is planning to come home at
J Christmas time for a few weeks. Her address
* is 100 Parsons Street.
d Cecile writes from 16603 West Park Road,
a: Geveland, Ohio, and says her two small sons,
i John and Dick, keep things "humming" and
are both healthy happy youngsters.
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l Betty Ebeling ('31) has returned to the U . S.
from Copenhagen, Denmark, where she has
*] been teaching for the last two years. Dorris
! Bowers Garton ('25) has a second daughter,
! Marianne, born on August 12. Dorris lives
j in Atlanta, Georgia.
e I should be very glad if anyone having even
9 HjtSt a little news would write me at 4605
j Ewing Avenue S., Minneapolis. There are so
many from Tau that we have not heard from
for a long time that it would be grand to in-
clude them in these ramblings sometime this
year.
Theta
By Minna Mae Bart ley
-f- MUSETTE W. HAMMOND ( E X . '27) has
f moved to 3022 Albion Road, Shaker
! Heights, Ohio. Dorothv Bowland Chambers
i (Ex. '29) lives at 168 Harding Street, Elgin,
a Illinois. She has a little daughter, Terry, who
] is two years old. Mary E . Houck Dill has
J moved to Muncie, Indiana, where her husband,
^ John Dill will be connected with the Metro-
! politan Life Insurance Company. Dorothy
M Barr Lemen ('31) is living in Franklin, Tenne-
see.
1 its kind ever to be awarded by the Dayton
Alpha Williams Powers ( E x . '31) of Brook-
J haven, Mississippi, visited her parents in
j Greencastle this summer, and her sister, Mu-
? sette W. Hammond ( E x . '27) at Shaker
o' Heights, Ohio. Alpha teaches music in the
y' Brookhaven schools. Katherine Kelly Wilde
t] (Ex. '29) of Oakland, California, visited her
j Parents in LaPorte, Indiana, during June. She
j Was accompanied by her small son.
M husbands and friends gathered in Sharon
Commencement guests who attended the
A ° H alumna? dinner were Ivah Beeson Gib-
eaiiit, Orlando, Florida; Helen Urban, who
l teaches at Plainfield, Illinois; Mrs. Drummond George in Northern Indiana for the last week
Wilde, Oakland, California; Ruth Kelly, L a in July. Mary Louise Ray, Adelia Hanks, Vir-
porte, Indiana: Anna Yant Tullis, East Chi- ginia Nolloth, Margaret Humphries, Ruby
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cago, Indiana ;Lucille Reynolds, Marshall, I l -
linois ; Pauline Townes, Anchorage, Kentucky ;
Local alumnae attending were Jane Hays, Flor-
ence Sigler, Rozella Ross, Janet Crawley, Fae
Messersmith, Imogene Cooper, Peg Bryan and
Minna Mae Bartley.
Marriages
The marriage of Frances Margaret Bryan
('27) to George M. Poole ( # K * , Purdue Uni-
versity) took place at 8:30 o'clock in the Gobin
Memorial M. E . Church, Saturday, August 26.
Rev. H . B. Gough, professor of public speak-
ing at DePauw University officiated. After a
wedding trip to Quebec, they will be at home
in Newcastle.
Cora Moss Ewan ('30) and George R.
Rhinehart were married in Cuba, Illinois, at 4
P. M., Saturday, June 17. The bridegroom
graduated from DePauw University and is an
instructor in journalism at Morgantown Col-
lege, Morgantown, W. Va.
Golda Gale Larkin ('23) became the bride of
John O'Callaghan of Norfolk, Virginia, at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Washington, D. C , on June 9. Mr. and Mrs.
E . R. Collins (Ruby Larkin, '24) attended the
ceremony.
A pretty summer wedding was solemnized
at the Methodist Church when Margaret Fran-
ces McLean ('28) was given in marriage to
Ralph Russel Irvin of Springfield, Ohio.
The marriage of Cora DeAlba Brodhecker
(0 '31) and Richard S. Robertson (#A0, Wa-
bash) of Brownstown, Indiana, took place on
May 20th at the First M. E . Church of
Brownstown. Madeline Finley (9, E x . '31)
played a group of bridal airs during the cere-
mony. Martha McQuilkin ('31) was the
bride's only attendant.
Ann Yant was married last July to Charles
Tullis (Acacia, Indiana University). He
teaches vocational English at Roosevelt High
School, East Chicago, Indiana.
Theta Eta
By Daisy Pott
- + - GERTRUDE B U C H E R , one of the founders
of Theta Eta Chapter, was awarded the
Doctor of Jurisprudence degree by the univers-
ity at Dayton, Ohio. This is the first degree of
University. Theta Eta is justly proud of Ger-
trude. Dorothea Thomson ('33) has bid good-
bye to her Cincinnati friends for a year, while
she goes to the University of Iowa at Iowa
City to work for a Master's degree in nutri-
tion. That she goes on a scholarship is proof
of her ability.
During the summer the alumnae and their
Woods for a steak fry. A group of the
alumnae and actives took a cottage on Lake