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ALUMNAE NOTES

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CHANGE I N ADDRESS

Mrs. Thomas Carter (Alice Sandidge) has moved to 1706 Grand
Ave., Nashville, Tenn.

SIGMA

ENGAGEMENTS

Katherine Hubbard to Lewis Sweitzer, a Sigma Chi, University of
California.

Evalyn Homage to Benjamin Holt Drake.
Margaret Hurley writes enthusiastically of her work in a Y. M .
C. A. canteen at St. Nazaire, France.
Helen Slaughter is studying through the summer in the Y. W. C. A.
School in New York City. She will return about September to her
work in Tuscon, Ariz.
Marjorie Armstrong is acting as a Y. \V. C. A. Secretary at Eureka,
Cal.
Sigma Alumna: viewed with pride the dramatization of the Red
Lantern, one of our own Edith Wherry Muckelson's books, with
Nazimova as the star.
Mary Davis Waring's new address is Box 266, R. F. D . No. 3,
Sacramento, Cal.
Grace Morin and Grace Weeks are being highly complimented on
their artistic decoration of the new Kratz Chocolate Shop in San
Francisco.
Jennett Miller Swartz with her small son expects to join Mr.
Swartz at Clarksburg near Sacramento, Cal., where he has taken
over ranching interests.
Muriel Eastman Martin, with her husband, is now at Hollywood,
Cal., where the Rev. Willsie Martin, known as the "Fighting Parson"
of Boise City, Idaho, has accepted the pastorate of the First Congre-
gational Church.
Blanche Ahlers Ward has been living in Merced, Cal., since her
recent marriage to Mr. Terry Wilson Ward of that city.
Friends of Elaine Standish Massie are looking forward to her
promised visit from Shanghai, China, where she has made her home
since her marriage. Her twin sons and small daughter will accom-
pany her.