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Mary's Hospital. Have been here for nearly two years, and am crazy about
my work. D u r i n g the war the hospital was taken over by the navy, and the
place was fdled with sailors and marines, and a very few civilians. I am in the
operating room now, and find it to be the most exciting place I have ever seen
or heard of. W i l l be i n New York f o r three months, then I come back to St.
Mary's to finish. I am just living f o r that day, f o r then I w i l l feel that I have
accomplished something worth while.

Berenice T . Herbst, H e r e f o r d , Texas. Berenice has been l i v i n g in H e r e f o r d
for two and one h a l f years, and her husband is i n the banking business there.
We are so grieved to know that they lost their baby g i r l in February, 1919.
Berenice is just now regaining her health.

Grace Ware Quincy is living i n Panther, West Va. Panther is a small
m i n i n g town in the coal field. Grace was with us for initiation and the banquet.

Roberta Williams Devine is l i v i n g in Chattanooga at 1510 Foust Street. I
have heard indirectly f r o m Roberta, and the family have all had the f l u . I
hope to have a long letter f r o m her i n my next alumnse letter.

H a r r i e t W . Melton is l i v i n g at 20^/2 East Park Avenue at Barberton, Ohio.
She has been married almost a year, and says that she is thoroughly e n j o y i n g
her housekeeping.

Helen Kennedy is doing Home Demonstration work i n Selma, Ala.
Myrtle Cunningham Tompkins is living at Tom's Creek, Va. She is kept
busy with two sons, one who is i n school now.

Emma Albers H u n t has spent the winter in Florida, but is expected home

this week.
Elizabeth Ayres Link is visiting her mother now.
Lucretia Jordan Bickley spent the month of January i n Florida.
Margaret Conover, Lida Moore, Helen Sonner, and Minn Elois H u n t are

teaching school here i n the city. M i n n Elois expects to be i n New Y o r k this
summer.

Alice Graf is living i n Knoxville now, and is quite an addition to our alum-

nse chapter.
Blossom S w i f t Edmonds has gone to Texas for a visit with her mother.

AlLCY K Y L « PEET, Chapter Editor.

KAPPA

GENERAL

Eleanor T e r r y Noell, '12, is now l i v i n g in W i l m i n g t o n , Del., where her hus-

band is connected with the DuPont Company.

Nannie Vaden, '13, who recently returned f r o m France, is now engaged i n

social service work in Richmond, Va.

Augusta Stacy, '17, and her f a m i l y are now l i v i n g at Hotel Oakland, Cal.

'Gusta hasn't any titled occupation, but we all know she is a busy lady o f

leisure.
Mr. and Mrs. F . D . Gibbs ( I r i s Newton, '12) have moved to E l Paso, Texas.
Clara Smith Coleman, '17, is going to housekeeping the first o f May. She

and Rau have been l i v i n g with Clara's parents, D r . and Mrs. Cladius Smith.
Dr. Smith has been elected General Missioner of the Diocese o f Southwestern
V i r g i n i a and has resigned as rector of Grace Memorial Church. H e and M r s .
Smith will make their home where D r . Smith will be more convenient to his
work.