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Valora Hullinger to Fred Royse of Omaha, and Mildred Hullinger
to James Fiddock also of Omaha. The girls are the daughters of M r .
and Mrs. B. C. Hullinger of Villisca, la.

SIGMA .
Anita Avila has a dancing engagement in New* York.
We are glad that Zoe King Steele and her husband have located in
Oakland.
Everyone is delighted over the good luck that has come to M r . and
Mrs. Herbert Furlong (Martha Rice). I n a contest conducted by the San
Francisco Chronicle on "Why I Want to Travel," Herbert won the sec-
ond prize which was a two months' trip for two to the Mediterranean.
So in Februarv Herbert and Martha will start on their delightful trip
with best wishes from all the girls.
Emma Hunter is again chairman of the mailing committee of the
Christmas Seals in the Anti-Tuberculosis fight. Among her assistants
are seven Alpha O's, Marian Ish, Dorothy Wieking, Carol Cook, Mildred
I^orimer, and Harriet Backus, all of Sigma, Mabel White of Theta, and
Minnie Force of Zeta.
Gladys Goeggle Darling is writing feature articles for San Fran-
cisco newspapers.

ENGAGEMENTS
The engagement has been announced of Carol Cook to John Allen,
a member of Theta Chi Fraternity. Mr. Allen is a member of the Board
of Education of Oakland.
The engagement has been announced of Marian Ish, secretary of the
Alumnae Chapter, to Kenneth Taylor, Sigma Nu. The wedding will take
place in the spring when their new home will be completed.

MARRIAGES
Edna O'Brien was married to Michael Abrahamson of San Francisco.
Claire Crum and Clyde Edmondson were married last month in Oak-
land. M r . Edmonson is a member of Sigma Pi fraternity.

BIRTHS
A daughter was born in May to Mrs. Herriot Small (Lucille Gi-
noux).
A daughter, Virginia Carson, to Mrs. C. J. Crary (Ruth Carson) in
September.
A son to Mrs. Chas. Erb (Verda Bowman).
A daughter to Mrs. Arthur Best (Sarah Anderson).
A son to Mrs. Roscoe Delong (Verna Ray).

DEATHS
The sympathy of the chapter goes out to Ada Shreve Belshaw, whose
husband passed away last month.

DELTA
Mary Sears, '24, is president of the Fort Worth Texas Panhellenic so-
ciety who will entertain the National Congress when they are in session.
Mary spent two months this summer in ''my dear" New England.
Ida Quigley, ex-'28, is traveling abroad with her mother and will not
return to college.
Frances Rooks has also left Tufts and will study at the Katherine
Gibbs Secretarial School in Boston.
Caroline Breen. ex-'26, has transferred to Tufts Medical School
and so is not on the H i l l .
Edith McKee, '25, is doing social service work in Boston and studying
for her master's degree in Economics at Tufts.
Ethel Smith is also studying for her master's degree, in English at
Radcliffe.