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78 To DRAGMA
a member of Theta X i . The wedding
took place on July 25. Her wedding
gown was of white lace; she wore a
lace veil and carried a shower bouquet
all in white. Her attendants were Sallie
Sue White as maid of honor and Marian
Cysewski and Dorothy Reid as brides-
Nu Kappa
By A L I C E R E Y N O L D S
Martha Baird ('29), is going back to
Southern Methodist University to get
her Master's degree. Carolyn Davidson
('31), is also working on her master's
degree at Southern Methodist Univer-
sity this year. Lois Moseley ('28), is
studying this winter in New York City.
Lois was staff pianist at W F A A . Elinor
Manning Walker of the Kappa chapter
is with us in the Dallas Alumnae. We
are all so pleased to have her. Beulah
McGee Dunlap is with us again after
living in Houston for several years.
They are living on Palo Pinto Street.
Norma Pendleton Lyte had an appen-
dicitis operation in Oklahoma City. We
are glad to know she is getting along
fine and back in Dallas with us again.
Numa Ablowich Surgeon ('27), our
Southern District Superintendent, is now
making a six weeks' tour of the chap-
ters in this district. Lucy Tucker T o -
Iand has just returned from a six weeks'
trip to Illinois, Mississippi, Florida, and
Louisiana.
We are all proud of Catherine (Babe)
Rasberry Flythe, our Alumnae State
Chairman.
Mildred Pepple (Ex. '27), worked for
Shuttle Brothers and Lewis, wholesale
and retail jewelers, during the Christ-
mas holidays. She is now working at
Bachrach Studio. Margaret Bentley has
been making jig-saw puzzles for which
she has had much success and publicity.
Margaret Harris ('31), has chosen to do
Y.W.C.A. and Camp Fire Girls work in
the Dallas elementary schools. We are
proud of Margaret for this is all charity
work. Two of our girls were made
members of A © local correspondent
to * B K , while in Southern Methodist
University. They are Carolyn Davidson
('31), and Margaret Harris ('31).
maids. All wore frocks in pastel organdy,
with picture hats to match.
Birth
Mr. and Mrs. J . Charleston had
son several months ago. This is the-'
second son.
Marriages
Mary Alice Wren ('30), became t
bride of Archie F . Wood, Jr., of Athen'
Texas, on Wednesday, February 3. Mrs
J . E . Ashby (Lillian Cox) came hon:.
from Chicago to be matron-of-honor.
Constance Romberg ('29), became t*
bride of Ewing Capers on November 5
She had a very quiet at home. Ewing
and "Connie" are living at 3641 Uni
versity Boulevard.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brodnax (Et
May Whitaker, E x . '29), have a daugh
ter, Jean, born January 21.
Mr. and Mrs. J . E . Bush (Gladys
Bandy, E x . '28), have a daughter, Jean, two days before the letter was due that
born in November.
Mr. and Mrs. Marian Conn (Steve
Thackston, '31), have a son, bom the
first part of January. They are living
in Longview, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. I . E . Dejernett (0'
Mae Haber), have a daughter, Jeai
bom November 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. O. Wilson (Ro-
berta Wilson), have a son, George 0.
Wilson, Jr., born January 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C . Bennett (Ali'
Kizer), have a son, bom the first
January.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hauger (3
E v a Barnett), have another son, be
February 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C . Dix
(Mary Reynolds), have a daught
Dorothy Louise, born October 31.
Death
Our sympathy is extended to Mr. J.-
Mrs. Wilber S. Jones (Lucile Price),
at the death of their infant daughter.
ARCH, 1932
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By J E A N N E T T E NORTH
Dorothy Stangel ('31), is teaching
mathematics and history in Oconto.
Pauline Waterman ('31), is doing social
service work in Milwaukee, and Lorraine
McMannamy ('29), and Florence Rey-
nolds ('30), are both teaching in Mil-
waukee. Nancy Janeis is the name of
Marion Whittemore Lange's ('29),
brown-eyed baby who celebrated her
first birthday last month; and Mrs. Ray
Baer (Pauline) has a six months' old
son named Robert Charles. E v a Adams
Miller ('30), and her husband vaca-
tioned this summer at Lake Delavan
and took a short trip up to Madison.
Lucille Goedde Hadfield ('28), is liv-
ing in Schenectady, New York. Her hus-
band is athletic coach at Union College
and is studying for his doctor's degree
in history. Irma Corlies ('31), an-
nounced her engagement to Charles A r -
Alpha Phi
By M A R I E JORGENSON
I'll frankly admit now that I wasn't
very proud of the last letter, I sent in
for T o DRAGMA. I didn't know until
I was to do this work again this year,
so it was either pay to fine or send a
very short and snappy letter. I chose
the latter, and now I'm going to try
to make up for it this time.
The following girls joined the alum-
na last June, and are located as follows:
Dorothy Garrett is teaching at Baker;
Mary Hakala at Forsythe; Hazel
Thompson at Eureka; Mary Lyman at
Ekalaka; Mary Taylor is working in
Bozeman; and Gladys Elliot is at home
>n Livingston.
Lots of you remember Margaret Doe
and Hyacinth Rowley. Margaret Doe is
Mrs. L . U . Maxon, living at Philips-
°Urg. She has two boys, Billy, who is
years and John David, four years.
Hyacinth is Mrs. Burl Blackwelder of
Winifred. Her daushter, Jean, is three
y?»rs old. Erma Collins L a Salle is
("Strict chairman of the Parent-Teach-
e f s ' Association. She assists in organiz-
g, n new groups in this district, and is
yV e r active in Parent-Teachers' work.
T k # a recent telephone call to Martha
Ma*ey Bolles, I learned about Mary
7"
thur Marshall at our alumnae banquet
last June. Gwen Dowding ('29), has
been Mrs. Cyril T . Hagan since last
June. They are living in Bloomington,
Indiana. Mrs. Herman Wirka and Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Schmitz attended the
wedding of Dorothy Marsh and Robert
Ewans which took place last October
in Milwaukee.
We all were sorry to hear that Marion
Bain ('31), has suffered a broken hip
from participation in winter sports.
Isabel (Biz) Thompson ('31), and Wil-
l>er Peterson were married last June
and are living in Madison. Isabel 01-
brich ('29), has announced her engage-
ment to Richard Teare. We were pleased
to see "Peg" Lunceford (Ex. '32), and
Virginia Knauf ( E x . '33), at Prom
which was held between semesters.
Kirk. She and Tom are living in M a -
nila, Philippine Islands, where T o m is
working for some implement company,
and Mary teaches a few hours each day
in a convent. In case you would like
to write, here's the address: 726 A. Ma-
bini, Manila, Philippine Islands.
Mickey and Mark Ferris and family
have just recently moved into a new
home in Helena. A picture of it on their
Christmas cards gave them a very per-
sonal touch. Evelyn Border and her
mother spent the holidays with Eliza-
beth and her family in Helena. Alta At-
kinson journeyed to Chilliwack, Brit-
ish Columbia, to spend the holiday sea-
son with her family. She developed a
severe case of tonsilitis enroute, and is
just recovering. Alta is in Ann Arbor,
Michigan. Mary Egan and Ruby Gill
spent the holiday season with their par-
ents in Butte. Marilyn Hauseman came
over for a one day visit, to take her
young son Dean back to Bozeman with
her.
Lucille Strudwick is supervising art
in the Durham, North Carolina, schools,
while Clem has an art class in Durham
for adults and also uses the Hillsboro
studio for portrait work and has a
class there. Did you know that our