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need burg, on the 20th of November. We are completely charmed to have
evo- them in our chapter. I don't believe Eugenia Moore (Mrs. William
hen Lipscomb), has been officially welcomed into our midst. She's another of
"We our snatches from Kappa. We snatched her all the way from Dallas last
that October. "Siz" Williams has a new baby and a new house all at once.
ases Some people have all the luck.
heir
por- The rest of us arc plodding along, struggling either with our own
offspring or with the ones that kind superintendents hand out to us.
are
d us We claim a part of Thelma Brumfield, as she used to live in Lynch-
andy burg. We're mighty proud of her record and glad of her good fortune.

we Good health and walking ability to every one everywhere in this
rest glorious fall weather.
ned
for KATHERINE HODGES.
ttle,
ular WASHINGTON ALUMNAE
the On the first of October we held a very informal meeting at Rose
the Bowling's new home. I t was more of a farewell to Margaret Kutner than
ion. a meeting, for we were all anxious to hear her final plans and to impress
She on her that she was to keep us well informed as to her new life and ex-
ular periences. While it seemed wonderfully good to be together again, after
Hil- the long separation during the summer, we all felt somewhat sad. for
over us hung the shadow of Margaret's departure on the 25th of October,
see for Africa, and the State of Matrimony. And after all it is a long long
llar way from Washington.
tive However we do have something bright to look forward to this fall.
oser Indeed a great deal. We expect to swell our number, which at present
ago is four, with the graduates of last June who arc now making their homes
the in Washington.
hly. Then too. we have the great thrill of installation in store f o r us.
ove For on the 25th of October. Lambda Tau of the University of Maryland
will become a chapter of AOn, and our president, Amalia Shoemaker, is
R. to be sponsor for them. Naturally we are looking forward to this big
event with a wonderful amount of interest. Think what it will mean to
we us to have an active chapter so near. Tt will naturally bring us into
this closer contact with the activities of our fraternity.
the
men ROSE BOWLING.
atri-
aely PHILADELPHIA ALUMNAE
ied We had our first meeting of the fall, Monday night. October sixth.
nks There were eighteen girls present, representing Epsilon, Kappa and Psi.
nch- It was great f u n to get together after the summer's separation and to
talk over A O I I gossip.
Ruth Cotton. Psi '19, has been made Assistant Dean of the School
of Education at the University of Pennsylvania.
The rumor was confirmed that Patty Locffler of Epsilon was married
in June to George Diffenbach.
On Labor Day, Kay Snively announced her engagement to Dr. Charles
Stewart. U . S. N .
Sylvia Sutcliffe told us that Mary Glowacki had been in town on
Sunday, but as usual for only a few hours. That's the only way we ever
hear of Mary—she's always just passing through Philadelphia, never stop-
ping long enough to see any of us.
To get back to the meeting Monday night. Avis Rumpp announced
that we have one thousand dollars in our building fund towards buying a
house for Psi. We realize how the need is growing more urgent each
year for a house where the girls can live, and we are devoting half of
our energies to this—the other half, to our National work. This vear
several of the girls are going to work Thursday afternoons at the Chil-
dren's Hospital.