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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Anderson
(Elizabeth McGraw, Ex. M l ) , Sioux
City, Iowa, are also the parents of a
daughter, born in November.
M r . and Mrs. Bernard Nevin ( Kat h -
ryn Knapp, Ex. '24), welcomed a broth-
er for four-year-old Ned on December 4.
M r . and Mrs. James Miller (Helen
Reynolds, '24), are the parents of a
Sigma
By MARTHA Q U A Y L E
When not in college we find it diffi-
cult to follow the months of the year
as we no longer go by '•semesters." I t
is February, and we are still saying,
"Isn't it exciting about the marriage of
our former Grand President, Rose Gard-
ner Marx, to Professor John W. Gil-
more, in Reno, January 4, after which
they enjoyed a short honeymoon in the
Sierras." Professor Gilmore was president
of the College of Hawaii f r o m 1008 to
1913, and is now professor of agronomy
at the University of California College
of Agriculture at Davis. He was gradu-
ated f r o m Cornell in 1906 as a master
of agricultural sciences. Since then he
has been associated at various times with
the Provincial College at Wuchang,
China; the Honolulu Normal and Train-
ing School; the Philippine Bureau of
Agriculture; and with the Agricultural
Department at Cornell. They live in
Davis, California.
Elizabeth Morgan Barker is in South
Africa with her husband who is man-
ager of a large mine. Isabel Avila Ward
and her husband, Thomas Ward, are liv-
Theta
By M U S E T T E VV. HAMMOND
Katherine Davis ('25), has returned
f r o m a trip to Florida. While there she
visited the A l l chapter at Florida State .man, our housemother, who hemmed the
College. M r . and Mrs. Earl Collings and
son, Earl, Jr., are in Miami, Florida.
Mrs. Collings was formerly Ruby Larkin
('25). Mr. and Mrs. Homer Powers, Jr.
(Alpha William, Ex. '30), of Brook-
haven, Mississippi, will attend the Mardi
Gras in New Orleans.
Theta alumna; presented as a Christ-
mas gift to the active chapter six linen
table cloths, four dozen napkins, two
son, James Reynolds, who arrived De-
cember 28.
M r . and Mrs. Myron Noble (Arlene
Reese), Bridgeport, have a second daugh-
ter, w ho was born January 11.
M r . and Mrs. Kenneth Neff (Inez
Abbott, '21), announce the arrival of a
daughter on February 10. They also
have another daughter and a son.
ing in San Francisco. Mildred Hunter
Stahl and her husband are living in
Bakersfield, having come f r o m Texas.
We hope to see more of both of these
girls. Alice Norris has moved to Fresno.
Virginia Cook Whitamore, the wife
of a British Consul, has been in Shang-
hai for nine years, but is now in Lon-
don, expecting to be sent back to China.
Gertrude Davis Arnold is in Shanghai
w i t h her husband, Julean Arnold, U . S.
Commercial Attache. They have been
there for twenty-five years and are, to-
day, in the heart of this Oriental con-
flict.
Lorene Kenney Honeywell was re-
cently married to Wallice Hyde. Jos-
ephene Olcese was married to Joseph
Hamilton in October. They are living in
Hornitus. Lillian Force Fletcher has a
baby girl. Virginia Dwight is the mother
of a baby boy, and Grace Jory has a
new little girl. Louise Warner Reyburn
('25), was married recently in New
York to Frank Capra, a moving picture
director of Hollywood.
lace cloths, and two dozen matching
napkins. We wish to thank Mrs. Stir-
cloths and napkins for us.
Betty Hieb Leist's new address is 1256 address is 31 Granite Street, Westerly.
University Avenue, Adrian, Michigan-
Margaret Safford Dudley's present ad-
dress is 3736 Winterbourne Road, Balti-
more, Maryland. Ebba Anderson Han-
sen lives at 1104 West Church Street,
Champaign, Illinois. Elizabeth Morrison
Proud's address is 2532 Kimball Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois. Ruth Phillippe EvanS
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has moved to 5021 N o r t h College Ave-
nue, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Marriages
Jane Farmer became the bride of
Louis Hays in June. After a wedding
trip in the West, they have returned to
107 West Poplar Street, Greencastle, I n -
diana, to make their home.
Adeline Kriege ('31), was married to
James Campbell (<I>K*I', Purdue), June
8.
Theta alumna; w i l l be interested in
the marriage of M a r y Gertrude Manley,
our District Superintendent, to Theodore
P. Marbaugh of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Numerous parties have been given in
honor of the bride-elect.
Marguerite Norris ('20), Rensselaer,
Indiana, became Mrs. Elmont Bowman
Gun ima
By A N N A M . L Y O N
On New Year's Day, Pauline "Polly"
Stearns ( ' 3 D . became the bride of Rich- 11, are living at 24 Royal Road, Ban-
ard W. Loring in Millinocket. At the
reception which followed Margaret
"Mamie" Fellows ('3D, poured. Mr.
ami Mrs. Loring are living at 80 Chapel
Street, Augusta. The new librarian in
I he New Y o r k Training School for
('•iris is Isabella Lyon ('31). The school
is in Hudson where Isabella is living.
Katherine " K a y " Andrews C30), has
been appointed to the staff o f social
service workers of the University of
Pennsylvania, and has taken up her
duties. Eunice Barrows ('30), became
Mrs. Harold N . Powell in Orono on
September 7. They are residing in Wash-
ington, D.C. Hazel Parkhurst ('31), was
back on campus November 21. Ellen
Wareham ('31), is the domestic science
teacher in Biddiford High School, Biddi-
ford. Margaret "Mamie" Fellows ('31),
K attending Yes|>er George A r t School
to Boston. She is living at 26 Irving
Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts, with
"Holly" Hawkes ('29). Sybil Leach
('29), is teaching history in the high M r . and Mrs. H . Laton Jackson (Lois
school at Westerly, Rhode Island. Her M a n t o r , '23), of Rockland, Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hammond (Sally
Palmer, '27), are living at 32 M y r t l e
Street, Orono. Pauline "Polly" Longley
* 3 l ) , is m Haven, Connecticut.
Helene Johnson ('30), is an instructor in
[ne Child Education Foundation, 535
**st 84th Street, New York.
on June 25. Mrs. Bowman is living at
609 Kitchell Avenue, Pana, Illinois.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Means
(Mabel Carter, Ex. '29), of Indianapolis,
are the parents of a son, Raymond Car-
ter, born October 9.
M r . and Mrs. Kyle Huuhes are the
parents of a son. Mrs. Hughes was for-
merly Elizabeth Swindler.
M r . and Mrs. Ted Proud are the par-
ents of a daughter, Elizabeth Ann.
Mrs. Proud was Elizabeth Morrison be-
fore her marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Howell (Mar-
garet Loop. '26), of Crawfordsville, arc
the parents of a son, Richard, born Jan-
uary 21.
M r . and Mrs. James Quine (Marion
Day, Ex. '23), who were married May
gor. M r . Quine is a graduate of the U n i -
versity of Maine Law School.
Mr. and Mrs. Delyte Morris (Dorothy
Mayo, '30), are living in Orono. M r .
Morris is assistant to Prof. M a r k Bailey
of the Dramatics Department at the
University of Maine.
Alice Whitten, R.N. (M3), is working
at her profession in Belfast, her home
town.
Anna Torrens Dymond (Ex. '27), is
teaching music in Monson. Sarah Brown
Sweetser ('08), of Portland, Oregon, is
the guest for a time of her parents, M r .
and Mrs. Oscar T . Brown, in Old T o w n .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Balyea (Pauline
Smith, '22), are living in Portland. M r .
Balyea is connected with the radio
broadcasting station there.
Births
On June 12. a daughter, Barbara, to
On August 7, a son, Kenneth Austin,
to Mr. and Mrs. C. Ivan Huntley (Ruth
Jordan, '21), of Old Town, Maine.
On August 15, a son, James Stacy
Stevens, to M r . and Mrs. Arthur Stev-
ens (Joyce Cheney, '19), of Orono,
Maine. This young man is named for
his grandfather, Dean J. S. Stevens, of