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Olive Cutter is painting mural backgrounds at the San Francisco MARRIAGES
Academy of Sciences.
Evelyn Morrill was married at San Diego, August 24th, to Gilbert
Margaret Stone Eddy (Mrs. A. J.) is among the brave ones who Warde Woodland.
wait patiently for letters from France. Her husband, Captain Eddy,
has been studying at a heavy artillery school in France and she is Mae I . Knight was married in June to Robert Siddell, North-
expecting to hear soon to what unit he has been attached. western University, a member of Beta Theta Pi. They are developing
a ranch at Lakeport, California.
Vira Georgeson is in Berkeley.
Emma Black Kew (Mrs. Wm.) is in San Francisco with her I N THE SERVICE
parents. Mr. Kew is in the field doing work for the U. S. Geological
Survey. Daisy Mansfield Shaw (Mrs. Norman)—brother, Chester, A. E. F.,
Rose Gardner Marx (Mrs. Ralph) proudly announces that her France.
husband is on his way to France to serve as physical director for the
Y. M . C. A. BIRTHS
Evelyn Bancroft Moore (Mrs. Justin H . ) spent the summer with
her parents in Oakland while her husband was training at Plattsburg. Leona Mudgett Crawford (Mrs. David) has a daughter, Agnes
She left for New York September 19th. Joan, born May 28th at Honolulu.
Alice Freuler Norris (Mrs. Homer A.) visited her parents in
Berkeley a few weeks this summer. During the time she was with Helen Bancroft Gooe (Mrs. Leon M.) has a daughter, Evelyn
them, her little son celebrated his first birthday. Elizabeth, born June 17th.
Helen Slaughter is the general secretary for the Y. W. C. A. at
Tucson, Arizona. Wynne Meredith Harlowe (Mrs. George) has a daughter, Betty
Isabelle Henderson Stewart (Mrs. Benj. F., Jr.) is in Oakland Wynne, born September 23rd.
as this is written. Her husband has been recommended as First
Lieutenant in the Engineering Corps, and expects soon to be sent Charlotte Cowie Manzer (Mrs. Tilden T.) has a son, Tilden Thor-
east to train. wold, bom April 9th.
Edna Taber is teaching at Miss Head's School for girls in Berkeley. Elaine Standish Massie (Mrs. Andrew M . ) has a daughter, Eleanor
Juanita Judy Vitousek (Mrs. Roy A.) was awarded second prize Gordon, born July 23rd at Shanghai.
at an art exhibition in Honolulu for her oil landscapes. She was also
given entire charge of the decoration of one of the booths for which Mildred Hunter Stahl (Mrs. Leslie W.) has a daughter, Virginia
she painted separate panels. Ellen, born April 30th.
Lucille Kistler Wagy (Mrs. Earl W.) is living in Berkeley now. Jennett Miller Swam (Mrs. Burton) has a son. Burton, Jr., born
She has three wonderful children, two little girls and a cunning son. in July. Lieutenant Swartz is now in France.
Dorothy Weeks is training at the government school for nurses at RHO
Camp Kearney, California.
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Grace Weeks and Grace Morin are drawing ship-building instruc-
tions for the Navy Department at the Mare Island ship-yard. Rho Chapter announces the marriage of Irene Marie Henderson,
Grad., to Dr. Amos Foster Moore of Dixon, Illinois, on July 9th
Helen Weeks, Jeanette Green, Lillian Rice, Margaret Hurley, and at Ottawa, Kansas. Dr. Moore is a major in the Medical Reserve.
Savory Ford attended the summer session in Berkelev this year.
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ENGAGEMENTS
Betty Hiestand, '12—brother, Edgar Willard Hiestand, at Wash-
Ruth Carson has announced her engagement to Peter Yuill. They ington, D. C . with committee for Education and Special Training,
expect to be married at the end of the year. which directs the work of the S. A. T. C. He is assistant business
manager with the rank of major.
Marie Vick Swanson—husband in Washington as an aide to the
Shipping Board.
LAMBDA
MARRIAGES
Alice Weyse to Antonio Pementeo, July 4th, 1918.
