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post as Treasurer of the Christian Association, while Betty, in addition to her fame as a debater, becomes President of the Senior Class of 1934. Gertrude Olsen has won the coveted Smith S. At Vassar Martha Kingman is a member of the choir, and songdeader of her class for the four years, Mary Aileen Lenk is on the hockey and lacrosse teams and has directed most successfully the play given by the college em" ployees, and Mary Crapo, on the Board of the V^assar Review and President of the Junior Class, has been elected President of Students for next year.
We announce with much pleasure the following
ENGAGEMENTS
Caroline Christy to John Koch Smart Margaret Fort to Robert Royes
Marion Greene to Ferdinand K. Thun Sally Hayes to George Edward Nichols
Hester Meigs to Franklin S. Whitehouse Anne Moment to Reade Ryan
Ruth Perry to Philip Hilgirt Williams
MARRIAGES
jane Alston to Kenneth R. Teller Grace Baker to Herbert B. Gilespie
Ilai Bingham to Alfred Boyd Lichtenstein Anne Brower to Thomas Dewey Mann
Helen Butterfield to Paul Alexander Berry Hazel Crowell to Richard G. L ’Hommedieu
Virginia Howell to June Barrows Mussey Ruth Huntsman to Henry Clay Friedrichs
Agnes Rogers Hyde to Frederick L. Allen Constance Lesher to Alexander P. Blood
Emmeline Mackey to Basil Dickinson Gallagher Marjorie Schuyler to Eugene Van Ness Elisabeth Thomson to Hugh M, Gaston
Beverley Trosdal to William W ay
Elizabeth Wallace to Captain A. Clement Hope Virginia Welles to William D. Corlett
Jean Whitne>^ to Carl Wood
Jane Williams to Kenneth Vreeland
BIRTHS
To Jane Kaltenbach Aldrich—a daughter To Mary Pell Bird-—a son
To Margery Meigs Clifford—a son To Martha Cluverius—a daughter
To Marguerite Detwiller Harwood—a son To Martha Ann Marshall Lauer—a son
1'o Sarah Robertson Patterson—a son
To Jeannette Strong Talbot—a second daughter
To Katharine Shellabarger Voorhees—a son
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