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Doench Smith, and Daisy Pott all reported a ess at the Washington Athletic Club. "Milli
most enjoyable time. a true journalist, is also publicity director |
The alumnae chapter is giving a rush party 9Z4>, women's national journalism honorar
for the rushees of the active chapter on Sun- Dorothy Smith ('28) is teaching at Garfiel
day, September 17. The party will take the High School, Seattle, this year. Adelaide Co
form of a formal tea at the lovely home of ('33) is a hostess in an exclusive tea r o o ^
Marjorie Dewey ('33). The alumnae are also Seattle. Marquise MacMichael ( E x . '34)
financing another rush party, the Washday designing and sketching with Jean Previ
luncheon which proved so successful last year. well known importer and designer. We pt
The many friends of Ruby Doench Smith diet a great future for "Marq." After spen
('32), the president of the active chapter dur- ing several years in New York, Helen AlW
ing her junior and senior years in school, are has returned home to Seattle. We certainr
wishing her the best of fortune. She was mar- are glad to have her with us again. Hele
ried to Mr. Charles Smith on June 4. Bogardus, head of the Advisory board of th
Y. W. C. A., Seattle, has given various partie
at her home this summer for the wandering
Upsilon Alpha O's. Alice Campbell Cole entertaine

By Ruth Holten Alpha O's with a picnic at her summer hoo
on Vashon Island early this summer. Bery
-f- GRADUATION I N June added twelve new Dee Glasgow Harold ('31), who resides in
girls to the alumnae roll. Here they are: Beverly Hills, paid a visit home a few shor
Mildred Larson, Margaret Benedict, Constance weeks ago. Helen Lea ('31) of Tacoma spen
Ellis, Dorothy Reid, Sallie Sue White, Midge a good deal of her summer in California. She
Radovan, Anna Marie Radovan, Kathryn Farr, has just returned and reported a very enjoy
Frances Maxson, Adelaide Cole, I la Johnson ble time. Ada "Pat" Kraus has just returne
and Jean Gilbreath Niemeier. We hope to from a visit to the World's Fair. Ruby Haz
see them all with us this fall. And from this lett ('32) from Alpha Gamma Chapter at PuB
group we find the first bride of the summer. man is now working in Seattle. Alpha O'
At a lovely wedding, carried out in turquoise who are still wandering are many. Mrs. O
blue and white motif, June 15 in the Univers- wald Brown and her husband left on Augus
ity Congregational Church, Dottie Reid and 25 for a trip around the world. Lucille I>ocer
Sydney Rogers Imus took their vows. They by of Tacoma has left by motor with In r fam-
have made their home in Ridgefield, Washing- ily to visit the Fair. Elizabeth Love, also o
ton, where "Syd" is manager of the National Tacoma, i> leaving for the Fair and the east-
Bank. ern coast in October. She plans to return v i
the Panama Canal on the Grace Line. Char
Some more of our brides—Peggy Ann Grif- lotte Nelson Qianda ('31) is now residing a
fiths ('31) surprised us all by eloping to Vic- Cleveland, Ohio. Mary Genevieve Scott ('31
toria, B. C., and marrying Kelly McCune, July is living at International House, Berkeley, and
3. Kelly is finishing his law degree at the Uni- teaching kindergarten music there. And Rose-
versity this year. Marian "Sparky" Elder mary Villian ( E x . '31) is living at 2615 Sac-
('31) was quietly married at her home on ramento Street, San Francisco.
Friday evening, September 1, to Nathaniel
Haynes. "Sparky" finished her master's de-
gree in bacteriology this year at the "U." The Beeuwkes twins, Marty and Marjori
"Nat" comes from a pioneer family in Seattle. ("Ditto") are still in the East visiting relatives
Sallie Sue Allen ( E x . '31) became the bride and friends after attending convention. Do
of John Caughlin at the Church of the Epiph- Hall, after convention, went on to New York.
any, Thursday evening, August 24. Sallie has We guess the urge of travel was too great foF
been studying at Radcliffe the past year. The her, because before we knew it we heard she
last wedding to date is that of Edith Chapman had boarded a boat for Europe. Latest report™
Korres and George Ollison on August 26. are that Dot is having a great time and a
present is in Belgium. Merle Wolfe Poole of
Upsilon had several representatives at Con- Tacoma has adopted a baby boy.
vention this year. Martha and Marjorie The actives have started their summer rush.
Beeuwkes, Marian Elder, Julie Nichols, Dor- The first tea was last Thursday, September /
othy Hall, Betty Norgore, Alice McLean, Bar- at Betty Norgore's home. And old-t'a>hione
bara Clark and Mildred Schneider. Alice Mc- motif was carried out. This coming Thursday,
Lean is president of the Chapter this year. September 14, there will be a swim party at the
Nellis McBroom Roca, who has been visiting Washington Athletic Club.
her home in Chehalis this summer has re-
turned to Vassar, where she is an instructor in
Spanish. Another who has been home for Xi

the summer visiting her brother is Helen Fos- By Dorothy Frye
dick Derryberry. Helen is private secretary to
the president of Harper's Publishing Company -f- COMPLETE RELAXATION from strain and
in New York City. Helen Morford Carstens from dignity was the keynote of a pic"
spent the summer in California and has just nic held at the cabin of Stella Fortier (Ex.
returned home. Edna Robinson Harms has '26) located on the Grand River. Fight of the
returned to Seattle from Los Angeles with her Tulsa alumnae, including several X i girls, went
family. She will now make her home at along, some spending the night.
Hunt's Point. Mildred Larson ('33) is a host- Trust Alpha O's to do interesting things andJ