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Kathryn Millisack Acton and family Scotia. They are returning by way oft wi
spent the month of August in Denver. Bangor, Maine, Portland, Boston, New po
They have just returned and are now York and Kansas City. We are looking
living at the Morning Glow Apartments forward to a visit from them about the B
in Country Club Plaza. last of September. tha
for
Glenn and Margaret Matthews Lenore Bird (we cannot remember go
Heighty are just now winding up an John's last name), who is now living
interesting trip into Canada. They left in Bartlesville, Oklahoma is visiting her S
Winfield for Detroit, from there to N i - parents in Kansas City, Missouri. Ro- Mi
agara Falls, around the lake to Toronto berta Creason visited Lenore for two thi
and up the St. Lawrence by steamer to weeks this summer. soo
Montreal. They spent a week in Que- She
bec, then went down the Metapedia Jessie K i n m a n of St. Joseph is visiting "K
Valley into New Brunswick, and Nova Betty Smith in Kansas City until school fre
opens.
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This is Omega Station of A O I I broad- Spanish Room of Scott Manor, Oxford, per
casting over a meter length of 17 para- Ohio, Monday f o r a one o'clock luncheon
graphs. when a center piece of sweet peas and S
roses vied w i t h a huge wedding cake for- ann
Here 'tis. place of honor on the charmingly dec^. in
The first news on our September pro- orated table, a color motif of pink and cut
gram of T o DRAGMA is the marriages. lavender being used. The guests found the
Station N.A.T.S., meter length 1924, their places by means of miniature diplo-: the
reports the marriage of Natalie John- mas, rolled and tied with lavender and
son to Carl Whittier M c N a r y of Erie, pink ribbons and, upon unrolling thj^ O
Pennsylvania, on August 24, at the John- tiny scrolls, found the announcement: por
son's summer home at Bay View, M i c h i - wit
gan. They will live in Erie where M r . AOn Phi Gamma Delta 1 Sor
McNary is principal of the Senior High but
School. I b i and Red . her
Station H.E.L.N. broadcasts that Hel- July 13, 1928
en Jo Scott was married on June 6 at Newport, Kentucky S
Columbia, Missouri to Robert Stanley Ca
M a n n . They w i l l be in New Y o r k City "A perfect storm of congratulations Cle
this winter where M r . M a n n is editor ho
of the Editor and Publisher. and best wishes followed this happy newf us,
Station R.A.C.H. (ml. '27), reports
that Rachel Robson was married a few which had been guarded for almost fi| S
weeks ago, but details were deleted. Iho
From Station I . B . I , ( m l . '29), comes year as a close secret. still
the news of the marriage of Elizabeth and
Trowbridge to Leonard Elwinger. De- "Mr. Elwinger attended Washington *ho
tails follow:
"Announcement of the marriage of University at Washington, Pennsylvania, W
Miss Elizabeth Trowbridge, daughter of at
Dr. and Mrs. L . D . Trowbridge of this after graduating f r o m Piqua High school. f
city, to M r . Leonard Elwinger, son of Pie
Mrs. Grace Elwinger of Alliance, Ohio, He is a member of the Phi Gama Deltaj \ZT>
and of the late Reverend H . H . Elwing- 2
er, former pastor of the Church of fraternity." brid
Christ, Piqua, was made at a luncheon ter
held Monday in Oxford, Ohio, immedi- The "sisters" who were at the party sett
ately after the bride had graduated from
Miami University. The wedding was were Carolyn Clark ('30), Adelaide Gra- con
solemnized on July thirteenth of last Pita
year. ham ('30), Helen Cadman ('30), Ned
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"Sixteen sorority sisters together w i t h Thompson ('29), and Virginia Sensema&J
friends of the bride were invited to the
('29). Since July the Elwingers have

been camping in Michigan, but are noWj

back in Alliance.

This is still Omega Station broadcasts

ing on a meter length of 10 more para-

graphs. I

We w i l l now hear of the activities OH

the more "care free" sisters.

Station J.A.C.Q. received a letter froffl.

" M a r t y " Jacques ('22), who wrote a fete

ter full of sorority news. We do wisn

more sisters w o u l d follow her exampfe^

" M a r t y " has been touring Pennsylvania