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OBER, 1929
d ring, but as yet no formal an-
cement has been made regarding her
nent. Her fiance is a promising
g lawyer of Denver. The last time
Grace she told me that no definite
for the wedding had as yet been
. very much. As I did not like to teach
mille French ('29), spent a part of
vacation with Margaret Haynes at
ome near Maybell, Colorado. From
eports both girls surely did enjoy
selves. Camille is iroing to teach
fayette. Colorado this winter. We
ery glad that Camille is going to be
enough Denver to attend our
na; meetings this year.
drey Lamont ('28), and I cor-
nd occasionally, and Audrey seems
having a splendid time in Dayton,
e she is employed at the National
ary Home. This summer she has
ed to develop X - r a y plates, and
other things which have added to
nterest of her work. I n addition to
she manages to find time to date
g lawyers, doctors, etc.
June 12 Imogcne Hadley ('28),
me the bride of Joseph M . Dodson
orence, Colorado. The wedding
ony took place at the home of
ene's parents in Florence. Only rela-
and a few intimate friends of the
e were present. The honeymoon
pent at the Grand Canyon, and now
and Mrs. Dodson are at home at
By DOROTHY L . SWIFT
ELLO, girls!"
llo, Beta Theta's, and A 0 ITs in
al. This is station B.T. of Butler
s i t y , the home of Beta Theta's, at
napolis, Indiana, the crossroads of
ca. We are about to be-in our
£ t a l k f e a s t t o ,)e b r o a d c a s t over promised to be rambling to the 'cross-
o DRACMA network to alumna; over
ation.
? ' l e t m e welcome to our small
D Lt g r o u p lhe four seniors of
u Lindenborp, Kthel Malloch,
, - Speaker,A n n A l l e n
and Dori5
. ° u r midstg h ( i t o h a v e t h e min
dx l e n to them the hand of sister-
and 'alum-hood'. May they ac-
ish great things and 'send us lots of
06 " u W ', e t s * e t chummy and talk
, T -o t h e r " r rather let me talk
u about the others. I had a 'spe-
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219 East 4th, Florence. I just received
a letter f r o m Imogene today, and she
says she is very happy in her little home.
I t may be of interest to some of you
to know that I have changed my pro-
fession, also. This summer I have been
taking a secretarial course which I like
very well, I decided to do something
which I thought I would enjoy more.
M y course is not completed yet, but I
expect to finish in a week or two. I
have no position yet, but I am hoping
to find one soon. So by the next time
you hear of me, I hope I ' l l be private
secretary to some millionaire.
Mrs. A. C. Wolfe (Pauline Kanavel,
Ex. '29), has been to see me several times
this summer. Her summer has been
rather uneventful, aside f r o m the fact
that she just about has her hands f u l l
caring for Cranor, Jr. He certainly is
an adorable child, and my only regret
is that he cannot be an Alpha O some-
time.
Catherine Roff ('27), and Geraldine
Prince ('28), attended the summer ses-
sion of school at the University of Wash-
ington in Seattle. They both enjoyed
school very much, and they returned to
Colorado to teach this winter. Cather-
ine is teaching at Wheatridge, and Jerry
is at Kersey again. Catherine has moved
to N o r t h Denver, and her new address is
.5901 Lowell Boulevard.
Beta Tlicla
cial' f r o m Doris Speaker the other day,
who t o l d me she was planning to teach
biology, zoology, and health instruction
in the morning at a county high school
eleven miles from her home in Fort
Wayne, and in the afternoon she w i l l
drive eight miles distant to teach biology
in another school. This necessitates the
purchase of a Ford coupe, and Doris
roads of the Nation' to take her friends
for a ride if i t runs. She mentioned also
that she is wearing Ralph Coblentz' K a p -
pa Delta Rho pin.
last " R u t h Lindenvorg has been playing
about t o w n this summer. She spent one
week-end in Chicago and there visited
with lone Agnew ('27). lone entered
the Graduate School of Social Service
Administration at the spring semester,
and at the end of the quarter was