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chapter roll, but several Alphas, now out of town, have signified their

intention of joining.

Florence Leonard Scott.
Eva Dickover.
Eleanor Adams Lockridge.
Marguerite Knox.
Rosettie Polaski.
Bernice McNeil Bryant.
Ella Cates Broun.
Grace McPhenan.
Grace Dickinson.
Helen Dickinson.
The active Alphas of the Stanford and California chapters assisted

in the installation.
At the business meeting following, Grace McPhenan was elected

president; Bernice McNeil Bryant, vice-president; Grace Dickinson,
treasurer; Helen Dickinson, secretary and Ella Cates Broun cor-
responding secretary.

Regular meetings of the chapter will be held the third Saturday
of each month, beginning with Saturday, October 19. Any visiting
Alphas can get in touch with the chapter through Grace McPhenan,
1016 Orange Street, Los Angeles, or Mrs. C. S. Broun, 611 W. 41st
Street, Los Angeles—and—will you all come and visit us?

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NEWS OF THE ALUMNAE

PI

Julia Byrne, who spent a year in Central America, has returned
to the city much to the delight of Pi chapter.

Rochelle Gacket has been teaching in Melville, La.
Edith and Lily Dupre will be members of the summer school fac-
ulties of the Southwestern Louisiana Industrial Institute and Louis-
iana State University.
Blythe White attended the Commencement exercises of Tulane
University.
Innes Morris spent some time in Georgia and while in Macon was
a maid of honor for the United States Confederate Veterans' Reun-
ion which was held in that city in May.

OMICRON

Alice Hayes who has been teaching in Johnson City, Tenn., spent
a few days with us before going to her home in Nashville, Tenn.

Ailcie Kyle Powel is making her home in Rogersville, Tenn., after
having spent several months at Columbia, New York.

Lucretia Jordan of Asheville, spent a few weeks in Knoxville re-
cently.

Laura Swift Dayo is again in Knoxville after being in Madison-
ville, Tenn., for the past month.

Mary Rust of Nashville, Tenn., will probably spend the summer
in Frankfort, Ky.

B. Armstrong of Rogersville, has accepted a position as teacher of
Domestic Science in the State Institute at Bolivar, Tenn., during the
month of June.

SIGMA

Florence Weeks after attending convention, spent a few weeks
in Canada—and is now taking summer school work at Columbia.

Blanche DuBois is spending her vacation in Honolulu.
Helen Henry left for China in May, where she is visiting her
brother.
Eva Alia Marty was in California for a few weeks, but has re-
turned to her fascinating and all-absorbing charity work in Chicago.
Una Call Kuster is traveling in Europe.
Martha Rice Turlorey has recently returned from a trip East.
Rose Gardner has gone to British Columbia for the summer.
Juanita Judy, '15, is one of the assistants in art at summer school,
University of California.

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Isa Henderson is Supervisor in one of the playgrounds at Oakland.
Rose Von Schmidt is at home for the summer months, and is
planning to return to Boston in the fall.

THETA

Lucy Allen, '08, will return for her third year to Paducah, Ky.,
where she will again teach English in the high school. This spring
she received her diploma from the Indiana State Normal.

Mabel Allen, '11, will return for her second year to teach in Mun-
cie, Ind.

Maro Beck, '14, has attended Ohio Wesleyan, Delaware, Ohio, dur-
ing this last year.

Elsie Downs, '13, graduated this spring from the Indiana State
Normal School.

Jane Farmer, '11, will teach for her second year in Anderson. Ind.
Flora Fraizer, '12, will teach next year at Winamac. Ind.
Cora Frazier, '07, will teach for her third year in Oklahoma City,
Okla.
Pearl Maze, '07, will return to Tulsa, Okla., for her third year.
Irene Newman, '10, will teach in the Indianapolis Schools.
Ruth Stafford, '10, will teach for her second year in Warren, Ind.
Eva Thompson, '09, will teach in Gary, Ind. again next year.
Gladys Whitaker, '10, has accepted a position in the Martinsville
schools.
Mary Wright, '14, will teach this year in the Pennville schools.

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BIRTHS

To Cleo Ferguson W o o d . June 21. a son. Arthur Ferguson Wood.
To Mrs. Ward Esterly. July 18, 1912. a daughter. Frederica Jose-
phine.
To Mrs. Harold H. Bodge. May 12. 1912. a daughter. Barbara.
To Mrs. Xilo {.). Folsom. a son.

ENGAGEMENTS
Tike engagement of Mary Agnes Cameron to Chester Allen was
announced.
The engagement of I.eona Mudjett to David Crawford of Cor-
nell was announced.

WEDDINGS
Esther Boordman was married in Chicago to R. A. Bushy. Presi-
dent of the United Railroads of Chicago.
Flora Miller was married August 7, 1912 in Los Angeles to Wes-
ley Beach, a prominent attorney at Los Angeles.

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