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OUR NEW OFFICERS

I N T H I S ISSUE we continue our plan of introducing our new
grand officers, under considerable difficulties though, as some
of them are possessed to hide their lights under bushels, and
divulge none of the details as to their careers, public or private,
much less relinquish unto our hands a picture. A t any rate
here's the rest of our receiving line on paper, somewhat wabbly
though it may be.

Margaret Vaughan Branscomb, who succeeds Rose Gardner
Marx as Extension officer, is a graduate of Southern Methodist

University and a member
of Nu Kappa chapter, a
charter member, in fact,
as she transferred to S. M .
U. from Randolph Macon,
where she was a member of
Kappa, and helped to estab-
lish the new chapter at
Southern Methodist Uni-
• versity. After graduation
she furnished further proof
for the statement that at S.
M . U . , A . O. Pi stands f o r
After Our Professors, by
marrying a member of the
faculty. Harvie Brans-
comb. Being the busy wife
of a professor in a college
town and the mother of
two small sons has not
made her less interested or

OCTAVIA CHAPIN a c t i v e i n Maternity affairs.

Examining Officer Always active in N u Kap-

pa and Dallas alumnae, she

served as chairman of the 1925 nomination committee. Now

most of her energies will be diverted to her national office as she

has moved to Durham, S. C , where M r . Branscomb has been

appointed a member of the New Duke University faculty. A l -