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Their plans are not definite, but at least can University. The actives will be glad
we know they w i l l be married soon. for "Peg's" happiness, but everyone will
miss her.
Helen Frost Rath (!20), intended to
visit in Detroit this summer but no one I t has been impossible to find news o{.
seems to have heard f r o m her. I called a few of the girls even though every;
Dorothy Comfort and she had failed to possible source has been tried. No on£-
hear, too. Nan Gabler Sparrow ('23), has heard f r o m Lucille Bellamy Van An-?
spent part of her vacation at Sarnia. twerp ('25), Marva Hough ('28), Salb/
Bonine or Margaret Bonine Fox, Sue
Bob Duncan, Louise Duncan Walker's Crawford Williams or Pat Brown Wis-
('21), brother says that everything is dom, but after-school opens in Ann Ar^
great in California, and that Donald Jr., bor, I hope to have a little news from]
seems to be the chief topic of Louise's them.
letters. Irma Schnauffer Tomlinson ('22),
was disappointed not to enjoy her trip Engagements
East this summer, but she and " T o m m y "
always have f u n as long as they are Marian Murray ('24), to Dr. Robert
with each other. Helen Boughy (Ex. Southcombe (Alpha Kappa Kappa).
'28), spent most of the summer at T r a -
verse City. Marian Reich and Helen Doris Selleck ('27), to A r t h u r John^.
Dye were in Detroit. son, Jr., of Detroit.
Margaret Gilbert (Ex. '32), was mar- Arline Ewing ('26), to John Elliot
ried on September 1 to Theodore Wuerfel (Theta Chi).
at her home in Ann Arbor. The wedding
took place in the afternoon at three Marriages
o'clock, and "Peg" wore a frock of flesh
colored georgette. A dinner was served Dorothy Gates ('25), to Arthur Johm
following the ceremony, and that evening son of Detroit.
Margaret and Theodore left for New
York. A few days later they sailed for Gladys Hinmon ('23), to Paul Stanleyl
Beirut, Syria where M r . Wuerfel will Hirt (Sigma Phi Epsilon), on August 3 |
be the director of athletics at the Ameri-
Alice Wessels ('28), to William Burtons
game on August 20.
Margaret Gilbert (Ex. '32), to TheH
dore Wuerfel (Alpha Sigma P h i ) , on
September 1.
Alpha Sigma
By E V E L Y N M . HOGUE
Dorothy Chausse ('23), is now w i t h the English department at Oregon City,jt
the State Child Welfare Bureau, which Oregon.
is located in Portland, Oregon. We are
glad to have Dorothy w i t h us again after Helen Cantine ("26), who was our A l ^
she has been away so long in the East pha Sigma president in 1925, has given
and in Seattle. up teaching as a profession. She is now
training in social work at Lenox Hiflj
In June, Eleanor Kilham ('24), was Settlement House, 331 E. 70th Street*!
married to Archibald Neil Campbell. Her New Y o r k C i t y . Helen says not to for-3
sister, Laura (Ex. '26), was maid of get to write her all the news.
honor while Elizabeth Ward ('26), Mary-
lee Andrus (Ex. '26), and Orial Camp- Mrs. Leo P. J. M u n l y (Dorothy CasKi
bell (Alpha Phi), were the other Alpha '23), is the proud mother of another^
O attendants. Mrs. Robert White (Flor- girl. She has been named Nancy Lee. j
ence Morehead '24), came to the wed-
ding from Denver, Colorado. Eleanor's Catherine Dorris was married this surra
new home is in Renton, Washington. mer to Carroll Williams. They are mak^J
ing their home in Dexter, Oregon, which
Laura Kilham has resigned her office is near Eugene.
as president of the Portland Alumnre
and is having a marvelous vacation with I just heard that L y n n Jackson ('27)1
friends in Minneapolis, Chicago, Wash- is going to the Oregon Agricultural C o N
ington, D.C., and New York. lege this fall to take graduate work i «
dress design.
" D o t " W a r d announced her engage-
ment in June to John Renshaw. No Frances Dodds ('28), visited some of]
definite date has been set for the wed- the girls in Portland this summer and req
ding. " D o t " w i l l continue to teach in ported that she is the Physical Education
Director at the Y.W.C.A. in Tacornafl
Washington, her home town.
