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summer at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. lanta and Macon, Georgia this summer. Hele
While there she was elected president She said she had a wonderful time, and Ang
of the freshman girls. This was quite we all who know M a r y are not at a3$ Dor
an honor for this was the largest fresh- surprised. She is planning to teach this Clen
man class ever assembled, having as an next winter at McDonald's Chapel. Mild
enrollment 157 girls. We are all very Arth
proud of Knoxie and her work as a Eliza Stokes (Tau Delta '28), motored on S
camper. to Florida f o r her vacation spending some Littl
time at Daytona Beach. She later mo-, Pasa
Esther Merrell (Tau Delta '25), spent tored to Sumter and to Charleston, South Fran
the first part of the summer months at Carolina. She is now back in the city
her summer home at Saint Clair Springs. undecided as to what to do this winter. Ce
She has returned home to teach this the M
fall in Birmingham. Mrs. T o m Moore (Tau Delta '24), is tea a
still enjoying New York to the fullest. John
Anne Greene (Tau Delta '24), spent Her visit to her parents here in the early of A
the entire summer studying at the Uni- spring was enjoyed by her friends as from
versity of Chicago. much as by Lorena herself.
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Mrs. J . M . Neese (Anna LaPage '23), Friends of Mrs. John Davis (Amelia rank
is in New York with her husband who Jackson '24), w i l l be interested in know-
has a year's Fellowship at New Y o r k ing that she is living in Thomaston, Ru
University. Georgia, where her husband, a construc- Will
tion engineer, is connected w i t h the Bat- of U
Mildred Mullins (Tau Delta '26), spent son-Cooke Company.
some time this summer w i t h her family Co
at their home in Atlanta, Georgia, but is Mrs. L . J. Stilwell (Elsie Landers '25), her
planning to teach this winter in Birming- has been having a delightful time at
ham. Camp Coleman where she has been camp M
counsellor for the past summer. John
Lois Greene (Tau Delta '28), passed
a wonderful two weeks in August at Birth Flo
Beacon Beach, Florida. We wonder i f Gene
she "copped" all honors at swimming To M r . and Mrs. J. K. Kirk (Mary the U
as she has at piano. Tyler '25), a daughter, Margaret, on May
27, 1929. M
Mrs. Lee C. Timmons (Ellen Barnett Mrs.
'25), with her husband, visited her M (irriages
brother, Dr. Albert Barnett in Nashville, At
Tennessee. Rebecca Cousins (Tau Delta '25), to term
John Prather Frank, June 16, 1929. She gradu
Mrs. J. K. Kirk (Mary Tyler '25), is making her home in M t . Airy, North
has moved into her lovely new home in Carolina. Do
Mayfair, one of Birmingham's newest kapp
sub-divisions. L i l a Mae Cantey to George P. Thigpen, visor
June 27, 1929. She is at home at l f |
Mary Stead (Tau Delta '29), tells me Munger Avenue, Birmingham, Alabama. Vir
that she spent about two months i n A t - "je I
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The first summer meeting of the Kappa (Ex. '28), and Jane Keenan Andre ('26), «"gh
Theta Bridge Club took place at Hermosa were the hostesses f o r the occasion.
Beach at the home of Grace Summer- Ma
bell (Ex. '29), early in June. Swim- During the summer Hermosa Beach Rnii
ming in the ocean, laying for the early proved a popular gathering place for "ullo
summer tan and eating were the chief many of the Kappa Theta's.
pastimes of the day. A t this meeting r/QJ
the recent Alpha O graduates at the U n i - The home of Margaret Berg Bell (Ex.
versity of California at Los Angeles were '29), also at Hermosa Beach, was the -
welcomed into the Alumna? Club. The scene of the July meeting. We learned IP
actives were also invited to attend the at this time that Mary Pfahler (Ex. '26),
beach party, and their presence was was spending the month of July at La her J
greatly enjoyed by their older sisters. Guna Beach and that Grace Summer- last
Margaret Berg Bell (Ex. '29), Annice bell (Ex. '29), was enjoying herself in
Daggett ('26), Kay White Wasserberger the East for about a month. y
duti
A very lovely shower and bridge party o
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