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TO DRAGMA OF ALPHA OMICRON PI 337

OF PERSONAL INTEREST

I n the August Good Housekeeping there is an article called Where
There Are Women There's a Way by Frank Marshall White. Read it,
and be glad that Mrs. Grace Humiston is a member of Alpha Omi-
cron Pi.

Jessie Wallace Hughan, A, '98, is Socialist candidate for Secretary
of State of New York.

Good Housekeeping is running a series of articles on the women
of the different European countries. The author is Madeleine Doty
of N u Chapter. Miss Doty had an article also in the July Atlantic.

Louise Sillcox, A, '13, is secretary of the Authors' League of
America.

Anne Baker Yates, a graduate of Mt. Holyoke College and of
Columbia University, and a member of Tau Chapter, has been
appointed under the United States Ordnance Department, Women's
Industrial Section, to the position of physiologist of the Middle
Western Section. Her office will be in Chicago, but her territory
w i l l include the states of Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michi-
gan, and Minnesota.

Helen Henry, Grand Secretary, is with the National Board of the
Y . W. C. A. as special worker under its War Work Council.

Mary Ellen Chase will have some short stories in early numbers of
Harper's Magazine.

Margaret Kelley, chapter letter editor of To DRAGMA, has resigned
her position as teacher of German at the University of Maine, and is
now doing war service work in Norwood, Massachusetts. Her
address is 134 Cottage Street, Norwood.