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Mabel Robertson, of Salem, Oregon, was visiting her friends i n

Berkeley this summer.
Florence Weeks, '09, has just been elected head of the physical

training department of the Fremont High School, Oakland.

Geneva Watson, ex-'11, is learning Kindergarten in the Sacra-

mento schools.
Mae Knight is in the music department at Long Beach, California.
Helen Henry, who is Registrar at Mills College, has a month's

leave of absence, and is spending it in Southern California and
Arizona.

Harriet Fish Baker is convalescing from an operation for appen-

dicitis.

Virginia Judy Esterly has had charge of the Baroness von
Meyerinck School of Music, during the absence of the Baroness,
this summer.

Helen and Evelyn Bancroft are on their way home from Europe.
At present they are spending a few months in the East.

Isa Henderson has left for Chicago where she will take advanced
work in kindergarten and story telling. Her address for the present
will be 700 Oakwood Blvd., Chicago, care Miss Mari R. Hofer.
During the summer session at the University of California she
assisted Miss Hofer, who was one of the instructors.

Kate Foster visited the Lambda chapter during rushing week.

THETA

Grace Norris, '11, is teaching at Fulton, Ind.
Jennie Farmer, '11, is teaching at Anderson, Ind.
Ethel Gillett '10, has accepted a position in the Y. W. C. A.
work at Marshallton, Iowa.

GAMMA

The University of Pennsylvania has awarded a fellowship in
mathematics to Miss Lennie P. Copeland '04. Miss Copeland is
the only woman who has won a fellowship in mathematics.

Miss Florence Brown '11 and Miss Irene Cousins '11 have been
engaged as teachers in the public schools of Old Town. Miss
Cousins is at the head of the English department in the Old Town
High School.