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BIRTHS HONOR ROLL
To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Orme (Minna Vrang) a fine ten pound Margaret Wood—brothers, Sergt. Norman Wood, France; Arthur
baby boy, Charles, Jr., September 15th, 1918. Wood, Aviation service, San Antonio, Texas; Perry Wood, in Tank
Service, North Carolina.
GENERAL
NU KAPPA
Virginia Moore has returned from Indianapolis and is engaged in
Y. W. C. A. work in LOB Angeles. GENERAL
Lueile Curtis now has a school in Los Angeles. The first thing of interest to tell is about the marriage of Lucinda
Mildred Cowdry Mosher has just returned from Honolulu and is Smith, N K, '17, to Mr. J. B. Hubbell of the English Department of
living temporarily in Palo Alto. our Southern Methodist University. He is now at the Training
Muriel Turner McKinney is teaching in San Diego this year and Camp for officers at Camp Zachary Taylor in Kentucky. Since Mr.
is living with Hazel Hartwell there. Hubbell has been away Lucinda has been teaching. Lucinda has a
Beatrice Freuler Cykler (Mrs. Emil) spent the summer with her brother in France with the A. E. F.
parents in Berkeley and returned to Honolulu on October 1st.
Erma Baker Patton, N K, ex-'19, is at home in Spur, Texas, while
TAU her husband is in the Officers' Training Camp in San Antonio, Texas.
And Louise Zeek is with her father while Mr. Zeek is away. He has
GENERAL been in San Antonio but is soon to be transferred to the Training
Camp at Zachary Taylor. Margaret Bentley, N K, ex-'18, has a
Mary Lou Watson has come back home to be one of us again. brother at the same camp. She also has two cousins in the army.
Vivian Watson Harkness is at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, with her hus- One of them is in France.
band who is in service.
Edith Mitchell Toland expects to be in California for the winter. Nelle Graham, N K, ex-'18, is in Dallas this winter to take a
Randall has been at the front for two months. business course. Etta Louis Pendleton, N K, '18, is private secretary
Marguerite Gillette is a business woman of this city at the present. to her father.
Ann Yates who is in government service came to the city for a too
brief visit recently. The recent marriage of Carrie Crane, K, '17, to First Lieut. Ray-
Florence Brande is in Chicago in newspaper work. mond Warren Kearney of the American Air Service was a surprise to
Ruth Buckley has gone to Washington in government service. most of us. Lieutenant Kearney is from California. He is an
I ' l l promise news of "Trudie" Falkcnhagen who is in France for R. M . A. and has several other initials in front of that. He is
the next number of our magazine. stationed at Love Field near Dallas.
Margaret Wood who is teaching in the high school at Red Wing,
Minnesota, has three brothers in sendee. Mary Emily Barton, N K, ex-'20, lost her father in the early
summer, and Courtenay Chatham Mohrhardt's, K, '18, husband died
MARRIAGES in October of heart trouble after an illness of several months.
Ruth Paine was married in August at her home in San Diego, Cali- Alpha O is represented at the Texas State University this year by
fornia, to Guy Thompson. four of N u Kappa's girls—Ray Burgess, '20, Lora Thacker, '20,
Francis Cummins, '20, and Genevive Groce, '19.
Our "Dot" McCarthy was married on October 5th to Joseph Mur-
phy and will be at home in this city for a while. Mary Emily Barton has three brothers in the service, all of them
Elsa Feldhammer Johnson is a bride of last June. Her husband, officers and one in France.
George Johnson, is a first lieutenant in the medical service. Carrie Crane Kearney's brother Martin has just returned from
Bertha Marie Brechet and Junior Hayden of Glencoe were married France to become bayonet instructor at San Antonio. His wife is
this summer. Mr. Hayden is in France. Anna Delle Hicks Crane of Kappa Chapter, '17. Carrie has two
other brothers in the army, one brother is still in France and another
Muriel Fairbanks was recently married to Mr. Thomas Edward at Camp Travis.
Stuart of the Minneapolis Tribune.
Two of our girls are doing war work with the Y. W. C. A. Annie
Kate Gilbert, K, '16, who is the student secretary for the South-
