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Mate Giddings, '17, and Minnie Phillips, '17, attended Chicago
University this summer.

In May, Edna Hunter Bowman, '13, visited her parents at Cham-
paign. Her two lads are so sturdy and happy.

Eva Goodman Miller is moving to California this fall. We regret
to have her go.

Martha Hedgcock, '18, has a position in the high school at New
Ulm, Minn.

Pauline Davis Hollister visited the chapter-house in June when
her sister Edith was graduated.

Louise Woodroofe completed her art study at Syracuse in June.
Florence Moss, '17, is at home during her mother's convalescence.
Margaret Gorham Ebert has much to do with a growing son and
daughter but had "Louisa" to help during the summer.
Mabel Jackson, '15, spent the vacation months at her home in Dan-
ville. She will return to her teaching in the Normal in the fall.
Ada Paisley, '11, holds a position in the First National Bank and
actives and alumnae frequently stop at her window.
Bertha Stein, '18, will resume her teaching at Lovington, 111.
Louise Niersteimer Steven, '12, is living on a farm recently bought
near Tuscola. The house is being remodeled and will be a most
pleasant country home when completed.
Opal Trost, '16, has a position at Rockford. There are four
teachers in her department and she has sewing.
Ethel Brooks will teach in the Chrisman High School. Ethel
spent a week at the home of Atha Fowler after her school closed in
June.
Mary Wills Scholl, '15, is pleasantly settled in a newly acquired
home in Denver, Colo.
Gladys Saffell, '17, spent the summer at Walloon Lake, Mich.
Nellie Hedcock, '16, will return to Ortonville, Minn., to teach this
fall, but a little bird told someone that some day she will go there on
another mission.

Perhaps some of the alumnae did not know that our dear Mrs.
Stowers has been making her home with Inez Downing Jayne. She
always enjoys letters from "her girls."

BIRTHS

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scales (Leola Goodman, '14)
Septemer 20th, 1918, a daughter, Miriam Joan.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bonum Lee Kirk (Anna Hoffert, '15)
September 7th, 1918, a daughter, Colleen Jean.