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Jean Short, '17, is doing clerical work in the engineering firm of
J. G. White and Co., New York.
Sally Campbell, '17, is now living in New York. She and Jean,
not liking to miss out on anything, thought they would sample the
flu but they are safely past that now. Sally is wearing a gold star
for her sister who went abroad as a nurse and died in France in
November.
Mary Albertson, '17, is managing a cafeteria in Pensacola, Fla.
Anne Graeffe, Special, is a "Sunshine g i r l " in the Navy League,
the Long Island and Brooklyn Division. Anne is at present working
on the Christmas Red Cross Drive.
Margaret Conlon, '18, is spending the winter at home i n Johnstown. High School.
Joanna Donlon, '18, visited at Ithaca during rushing.
Patty Loeffler, '18, is in the Bond and Mortgage Department of a
Philadelphia trust company. Patty spent a week-end with Dorothy
Shaw this fall.
Jean Sheffer, ex-'19, is taking a secretarial course at Russel Sage
College, Troy. Jean has at the same time been going on with her
music, and sings on Sunday in a church in Schenectady.
Frances Rehfeld, ex-'17, is with D. Appleton & Co., the publishers.
Frances and Dorothy are living together at 56 East 55th St., New
York.
Anne Morrow, Jean, Sally, Dot, and Glad had an Epsilon reunion
at the Graeffe home in the "wilds of Brooklyn." Anne proved that
she had the best developed head by walking off with the prize of the
evening. A good part of the time was spent in practicing fraternity
songs and exchanging news.
Marie Palmer Peck, '14, is still in Cedar Rapids, practicing law
witli her husband. Marie wants more Alpha O's to try life in the
Middle West.
MARRIAGES
Merle Mosier, '14, to Lieut. Alfred Latimer Potter, on September
17, 1918, at Demarest, N . J.
BIRTHS
To Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wood (Betty Outterson, '17), a son,
Alfred Knowles Wood, May 17.
To M r . and Mrs. Jas. McCloskey (Charlotte Sherman, '14), a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allen (Elsa Guerdrum, '12), a daughter,
Constance, May 6, 1918.
CHI
Those of you who did not return for the initiation banquet of
March 8th missed a delightful evening and the opportunity of
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meeting some charming new sisters, as well as refreshing acquaintance
with the alumna: who did come back: Camilla Jennison Eder, '12;
Edith Gardner, Lora Thompson Mitchell, and Tess Maxwell
Zimmerman, '13; Gertrude Jennison and Helen Johnson T i n t , '14;
Mary Cullivan arid Elizabeth French, '15; Florence Gilger, Alma
Jones, and Emily Tarbell, '16; Sadie Campbell and Leta McClear
Totman, '17; Lillian Battenfeld, Clara Bell, and Frances Carter,
'18; and Eleanor Cullivan, ex-'20.
Camella Jennison Eder is teaching in Portland, N . Y.
Tess Maxwell Zimmerman teaches English in the Binghamton
BIRTHS
T o Vera Ingalls Bliss, '15, on March 6th, a son, Robert Arnold
Bliss.
NU OMICRON
GENERAL
The end of the war means the returning home of soldier husbands,
lone Blair Goodpasture and her husband now reside at McMinnville,
Tenn. Lieut. Walter Rogers is now plain " M r . " He is in Jackson-
ville, Fla., practicing law. His wife, formerly Mary Harrell, '19,
is blissful in the little apartment she has planned for so long. A t
present that disposes of our married element, but there are many
"rumors" afloat.
Katrina Overall is still at the powder plant. We wonder how
much longer she intends to stay in Uncle Sam's army!
Ellenna Webb is the chapter's "lady of leisure," having recently
given up her place with the Food Administration.
Alice Colsher and Billie Shelton are teaching. Billic sent the
chapter a dozen salad forks out of her first month's salary. She
intends to desert the alumnae ranks next year, and again be an
"active." We all sympathize with Billie in the loss of her father.
Mary John Overall is attending Goucher this year. She likes it
there, but misses A O II terribly, she says. During the flu epidemic
in the fall, she was back at the university and helped with rushing.
Alice Colsher, Mary D. Houston, lone Blaire Goodpasture, and
Mary Harrel Rogers, were also with the chapter during rushing
season. We are all very proud of the record Nu Omicron is making
and wish all of you could meet their fine pledges.
OMEGA
GENERAL
The following Omega alumnae are teaching in the Ohio schools this
year: Josephine Andrews, '16, and Elma Roberts, '12, at Waynes-