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Helen Lounsbery to Herman Clark.
Jessie G. McKenzie to William Rodman Parvin.
Elizabeth Burke to William Strong. Elisabeth Brown to J. Nelson Ramsey.
Dorcas Bomann to Robert DeGraff.
Mary Mish to John Abbott. Albertine Osius to Milton Cosgrove.
Helen Joy to Murray Rushmore. Catherine Ames to Walworth Pattison.
Margaret Maltby to Charles Newcombe.
And last but by no means least, come the new grandchildren of the Hartridge School:
Mrs. Horace Earle, a son.
Mrs. Richard Oelrich, a son.
Mrs. Paul McKee, a daughter.
Mrs. William Flanders, a daughter. Mrs. Harvey Schaefer, a son.
Mrs. Alexander Robinson, a daughter.
Mrs. James Murray, a daughter.
Mrs. Henry DeWitt Smith, a daughter
Ihe officers of the Hartridge League this year are: Louise Patter­ son, President; Helen Lounsbery, Vice-President; Recording Secretary, Mary Warren and Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. John Little. Mrs.
Little resigned in November and Christine Claybrook was elected Corres­ ponding Secretary until the annual business meeting of the League in the
spring, when new officers will be elected for next year’s work.
G. M. Robinson, ’19
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