ALUMNI NEWS AND NOTES

Muriel Shirriff (P.R.D. '23), will teach in the Provincial Normal School, Winnipeg, Manitoba, next year.

Clyde Russell (Summer '20), who has been teaching for two years in the Mississippi Synodical College, is this year working for her degree at the University of Chattanooga.

Henrietta Fetzer (Phil.D. '22), is a student in the University of Chicago. She is a member of the University Dramatic Club, and is in charge of the Woman's Speaker Club on the campus.

Frances Shannon-Duncan (G.C. '22), is teaching at Kentucky Wesleyan, Lexington, Ky.

Constance Hammock (Dram.D. '23), has since the holidays, accepted a position as instructor in Latin and French in the College of Marshall, Marshall, Texas.

Grace K. Mays (G.C. '12), continues her work as Director of Physical Training and Athletics, at Judson College, Marion, Ala.

Mrs. Dorothea Parker (nee Dorothea Fuller, G.C. '20), has opened a studio at her home, 6 Hamilton Road, Brookline, Mass. She is conducting classes in story telling and children's classes, besides giving private lessons.

Irving Chatterton (T.D. '16), is Instructor in Salesmanship in the Commercial High School, Providence, R. I.

Bessie M. Adams (T.D. '23), is teacher of Expression at Oxford College, Oxford, Ohio.

Edwin N. C. Barnes (Student '00), is Director of Music in the Public Schools of the District of Columbia; Lecturer on Public School Music and Music Appreciation at the Washington College of Music and Trinity College for Women. He is also Editor of Music Education.

We are in receipt of the program of an operetta, "Little Almond Eyes," presented by the Orlando (Florida) High School Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. F. T. Bergstrom (G.C. '20).

▷ Mary E. Latimer (P.R.D. '20), who is an Instructor in Baylor College, Belton, Texas, is doing a great deal of reading in Texas.

Clara E. Kuck (P.R.D. '21), is conducting a Studio at 415 Ness Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. She is also teaching in the High School of that city.

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Bathsheba Askowith (Student '11-'13), who organized the Askowith Players, presented in Boston two oriental plays last spring- The Crimson Camellia," by Kjunihiko Nambu, and Chitra," by Rabindranath Tagore. This winter Miss Askowith is travelling with Eleanora Duse.

Mary Hunt Thayer (G.C. '12), organized and conducted a private party to South America, during the summer of 1923.

Florence Slack (Student '04), conducted a private party to Europe last summer, and will conduct a similar tour the coming summer.

Catherine Brown (G.C. '14), is President of the Sioux City (Iowa)

Miss M. C. Hutchinson (T.D. '19), is instructor in Public Speaking at Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, Ind.

Miss Albena Pallett (Dram.D. '22), is doing studio work in Toronto, Canada.

Arlene Folkins (Org. Gym. Certif. '17), is Instructor at the Posse School of Gymnastics, Boston.

Olivia Hobgood (P.R.D. '20), is taking courses at Columbia University, for her Master's Degree.

Bertha Teague (T.D. '23), is studying at Boston University, and taking special work in the School of Expression.

Ruth Rogers (G.C. '15), is one of the Assistants to Mary Hollingsworth (G.C. '15) in the Expression Department at the State College for Women, Tallahassee, Fla.

Mary McDonough (P.R.D. '22), is spending the winter in Paris.

Mary Love Babington (P.R.D. '23), is substituting for Elba Henninger (T.D. '21) at the Woman's College, Greenville, S. C. Miss Henninger is ill with appendicitis.

Agnes Ruth Hoffinger (T.D. '21), has returned to the School to complete her Teacher's Diploma course.

Margie Walle Jennings (T.D. '08), went the first of January to Little Rock, Ark., to conduct Miss Iris Armstrong's School. Miss Armstrong (G.C. '13), has gone to Australia for a three months' vacation trip.

From Una Colquitt Fulton (G.C. '04), we receive the following: “I have a large department in Expression, employing three assistants. Besides this I direct the Community Theatre and help in Civic improvements. All this would have been impossible without the instruction and inspiration received at the School of Expression years ago." Her address is 1400 Polk Street, Wichita Falls, Texas.

Elizabeth Stahr Halsell (T.D. '23), who, with her husband, has been in Boston for a few weeks, sailed this week for Panama, where her husband will be on duty as Ensign on the U.S.S. Denver.

Florence Holt (T.D. '15), Org. Gym. Certif. '15, has opened a Studio at her home, 40 Firglade Ave., Providence, R. I.

Raymond Mellen (Summer '20), is a student at Boston University. L. Louise Smith (G.C. '10), has charge of the Department of the Deaf, in the public schools of Memphis, Tenn.

Mildred McConnell (G.C. '12), is teacher of Expression in the Illinois Normal University, Normal, Ill.

Wilma Lyon (P.R.D. '23), has opened a Studio at her home, 521 King's Highway, Shreveport, La.

Claudia Potter (T.D. '22), is an Instructor in the Perkins Institution for the Blind, Watertown. She is also taking special work in the School of Expression.

Miss Florence Lutz, Dean of the School of Expression, will read at Wellesley College, under the auspices of the Department of Reading and Speaking, on the evening of February fifteenth. On February twelfth she

Isabel Fulton (T.D. '23), is conducting Studios in Waverley and Cambridge, and is teaching in St. Patrick's School, Watertown.

Florence Andrew (G.C. '21), is associated with the Fisher Business College of Cambridge. She is also continuing her work in the School of Expression.

ENGAGEMENTS

Grace M. Kepner (T.D. '21), to Rev. Charles Casper Noble.

Beatrice Greene (Student, Summer '23), to Mr. Howard Hale Elliott.
Helen Blanchard (T.D. '21), to Mr. Warren F. Johnson.

WEDDING BELLS

Lucile Land (G.C. '17), to Mr. Chas. J. Everett, April 5, 1923, Logan, W. Va.

Dorothy Brush (G.C. '17), to Mr. Morrison Thomas, October 9, 1923, Grenada, Miss.

Mary Frances Hays (T.D. '20), to Mr. Harrison L. Wirt, January 2, 1924, 205 Seward Place, Schenectady, N. Y.

June Fisher (G.C. '20), to Mr. Samuel A. Miller, July 7, 1923, 1541 West Forest Ave., Decatur, Ill.

Doris Morgan (Student '22), to Mr. Walter M. Macomber, October 23, 1923, 75 Charles St., Boston, Mass.

Ila M. King (G.C. '23), to Mr. Harry R. Flanders, December 2, 1923 218 Grove St., Melrose, Mass.

Oran Logan (G.C.D. '23), to Mr. Harvey Marcoux, December 25, 1923, Troy, N. Y.

Callie Eddins (P.R.D. '20), to Mr. Walker Click, Cooper, Texas. Coghill, Anne K. (G.C. '17, Org, Gym. Certif. '17), to Mr. T. H. Thomson, 928 College Ave., Ft. Worth, Texas.

CONGRATULATONS

To Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Clark (nee Frances Chalmers, Student '17), on the birth of a son, June 5, 1923.

To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice F. Brandt (nee Ella Adams, T.D. '18), on the birth of a son, April 12, 1923.

To Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Conrad (nee Ruh Zachery, T.D. '15), on the birth of a son, February 6, 1923.

To Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Connally (nee Cora E. Potter, T.D. '17), on the birth of a daughter, August 19, 1923.

To Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Rogers (nee Olive Hardin, Student '20), on the birth of a son, January 15, 1924.

To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Freeman (nee Kathryn Freeman, Student '19), on the birth of a daughter, January 3, 1924.

To Mr. and Mrs. La Vergne Van Meter (Summer '18), on the birth of a daughter, March 27, 1923.

To Mr. and Mrs. George W. Jaqua (nee Evelyn Hageman, T.D. '17),

To Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Whitman (nee Mattie Key, G.C. '19), on the birth of a daughter, December 18, 1923.

To Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fisher (nee Hazel Brockway, G.C. '10), on the birth of a son, October 3, 1923.

VISITORS

We have been glad to welcome among our visitors during the fall and winter, the following Alumni of the School:

Domis Plugge ('22), Eula Garbutt Duff ('10), Helen Brigham ('18), Rev. Fred M. Estes ('12), Mrs. Eleanor Woodworth Hale ('20), Miss Cora Everett ('88), Miss Isabel Franklin (T.D. '13), Miss Isabel Fulton ('23), Mrs. Elizabeth Parker Hunt ('09), Miss Edith M. Smaill ('06), Miss Florence Hurwitz ('20), Miss Lucie Jameson ('21), Mrs. Juliette Field Gillis ('18), Miriam Gow ('11), Miss Lillian Gunnison ('18), Mrs. Flora Haviland McGrath ('14), Miss Ruby Hubbard ('20), Rev. W. Lenoir Hood ('87), Miss Bathsheba Askowith ('12), Irving Chatterton ('16), Miss Madalene Carroll ('17), Miss Martha Abbott ('21), Mrs. Annie Wilbur Brown ('18), Prof. Frank Brown (Summer '22), Miss Helen Brown ('10), Miss_Vida Fox ('22), Mr. Elbertus E. Fuller (Student '08), Mrs. Florence Eaton Green ('11), Mrs. Janet Hellewell Putnam ('91), Mrs. Elaine Craver Hadley ('22), Miss Florence Hilton ('10), Mrs. Blanche Leavitt Buker ('16), Mrs. Rachel McLean Sargent ('16), Miss Katherine McGaffigan ('13), Raymond Mellen (Summer '21), Prof. Grosvenor M. Robinson ('91), Miss Ruth Rogers ('15), Mrs. Veronica Ross ('19), Miss Bessie Smith ('22), Mrs. Isabelle Noonan Taylor ('97), Mrs. Lucy Thatcher Bourne ('99), Mrs. Susan Farnham Thorndike ('98), Miss Bertha Everett Morgan ('08), Mrs. Mattie Trueworthy Burke ('09).

GRADUATES AND STUDENTS REPRESENTED BY STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION THE CURRENT YEAR

Miss Eve Andre ('20), by Miss Ruth Brunquell; Mrs. Rebecca Young Schofield ('23) by Miss Mattie Bounds; Miss Florence Slack ('04), by Miss Lillian Blistein, Miss Bessie Berman and Miss Pearl Weinberg; Miss Bertha Everett Morgan ('08) by Miss Mildred Beardsley; Prof. G. M. Robinson ('91) by Miss Margaret Blouin; Mrs. Celia Brinson Paul ('03) by Miss Edna Crow; Jane Douglas Crawford ('17) by Miss Theresa Duff; Mrs. Anna Lee Reagan Styles ('14) by Miss Patricia Edgeworth and Miss Dorothy Test; Mrs. Elizabeth Fair Hughes by Miss Rellavere Shutterly; Wilhelmina McLeod ('15), by Miss Mercer Vance; Mary Frances Hays Wirt (20) by Miss Dorothy Landsberger; Miss Pauline Townsend ('06) by Miss Wilma Lyon; John S. Garns (04) by Miss Alma Lundman; Miss Jessie Millsapps ('12) by Miss Helen McNeeley and Miss Emma Foxhall; Miss Katherine Keifer ('16) by Miss Marguerite Gray; Miss Miriam Gow ('11) by Miss Gertrude Green; Miss Sybil Snell (11) by Miss Marion Green; Miss Violet Pierson by Miss Jessie Chipley.

OBITUARY

Dr. Joseph P. Kennedy (Speaker's Diploma '19), member of the Board of Trustees of the School, passed away at his home in Lowell, Mass., on October 8, 1923.

Rev. Clarence Young (Student '16), formerly of Roxbury, Mass.,

GRADUATES AND STUDENTS MOST EARNESTLY

You will confer a great favor on the school if you will at once send us the present address of the following. If the student whose rame appears in the list has passed away, write us, so that the proper entry may be made on cur records.

If the name of the student has been changed, please send us the present rame and address.