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e In June we were delightfully entertained at the Woman's City Club
- by Helen Frost Rath for luncheon.
,
. During the summer no meetings were held. Bee Bunting had a
e chance to become well acquainted with Pat Brown and Melita Skillen
on her European Tour this summer.
The Seniors of '24 of Omicron Pi chapter purchased material f o r
drapes in Cleveland for the chapter house, as a parting gift. The Detroit
r Alums offered to help them make the drapes during vacation. Many of
us were away and September rolled around before we knew it and no
drapes. Specials and letters came thick and fast between Dorothy Wylie
in Shelby, Velma Leigh in Cleveland, Lorraine Price in Buffalo and Ruth
Harding in Detroit, with pleas to help the poor Seniors finish drapes
for rushing.
s I n desperation one week before rushing we met with Ruth Harding,
l with thimbles, needles, thread and electric sewing /nachincs, six strong,
s to work. Everybody meant business. When we began on the costly
d material, we thought we had to do more than we bargained for. But
t Alpha O's never fail, so between pressing hems, basting, and stitching, we
t finished eight pair, fringe and all. The next evening we met with Bee
r and finished the casement windows and Wednesday night about nine o'clock
; Bee Bunting carried the precious drapes out to the house. We think
e the curtains helped rushing along as our active chapter pledged seventeen
h adorable girls and we know the drapes won their hearts as well as our
h Alpha O's.
, We have much news of our Alpha O's with regard to engagements,
d marriages, babies, and professions.
a Louise Duncan, of all people, is engaged. The lucky man to get this
, Alpha O prize is Alexander Stuart Clarke of Georgia Tech. who is at
e present in Shihkiochiwang, China, in interest of Tobacco Products Cor-
r poration. His home is in Tampa, Florida, so that we have some hope
; that they may make their home in this country. He is twenty-eight
d years old and very good looking. He'd have to be to have our Louise.
s
s Louise spent her vacation f o r six- weeks in the American School
, at Kuling, China.
Esther Hagenbucher was married in Tunc and lives in Syracuse—
Number 4 Onondaga Place. The Alpha O's had a shower for her be-
fore she left Detroit.
y Lela Baker Arrowsmith's address is 40 Woodside Ave., Toronto. Fern
d
- Jordan had luncheon with her this summer.
r Stella Dueringer Wells has a baby girl, Lois Elizabeth. Docs anyone
know her correct address?
Emma Jacobs worked on her master's degree this summer at Columbia
s and will continue again in February.
Betty Gratton Young John has charge of the English department of
. Teachers' College in Detroit.
Isabell Waterworth is teaching English and Dramatics in Northern
High School.
Mariorie Kerr is private secretary to Walter Boynton in General
Motors Building.
Lorna Ketcham is teaching in Highland Park.
Beatrice Bunting is alumnae advisor for Omicron Pi.
We have made plans and hope for a very successful year. First
and foremost we have definitely decided to be more than a social group.
e Gladys Hindman has charge of our local welfare work which will con-
sist of making garments for the Florence Crittendon Home, the sewing
to be done at our meetings. We are planning a Thanksgiving basket f o r
a very needy family.
We arc working on Christmas cards, magazines and stationery to
swell the National Fund.

