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THE PtrOENIX
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VOLUHE II
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JUST AMONG OtTRSEL VES
Hermes. god of things as the~r ought to be, is aurel· lookin -~ after th~ intcres~s of AlpM Sigma Alpha, for those of us who vrant gir~. are gett1.ng the k1nd that we nant, and such of us as are rna'king up our minds to ~e married are getting just the very nicest kind of husbands. 'l'be Ce*tare.l Office is perfectly post tive abo\it the above statements. b·· cause those who ought to know sat that it is a positive fact. one o! the girls who has recently acquired one of the 'best men ever' is Ethel Newmyer, now Mrs. ~v. -, . Alexander of Trenton, iio. There was such a prett¥ wedding at tile briie's home at Atlanta, ~~ o. Two carloads of young people wPnt over f.o·r the ceremony, one Qf them filled with Ethel's Camp Fire girls. ~he Ale.xanders had a two r:eeks' . trip to Chicago and other places, but have postponerl their real honeymoon trip until ne.Jtt summer. r:hen they vrill do Niagara .Falle, the St. La~noe and the Atlantic coast. Ethel dld not forget tbc PHO~IX, 1n spite of e.ll the preparations inc~enta.l to tbe weddtng. She is keeping up the reputation of Alpha Bc'p's brides, for she saw to it t~~ a f1~e-year Subscription renched thP. Central Office on her wedtlng
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Gordon Seaman, /., was ·deep in the joys of a trousaeau, v~ the last PHOEN1X reached her. but she wrote that everything vms drop~ ~til she had read e'lery Pard of the iSsue. Gordon. t 9 weaaing took placte on Deoember sixth. 7e have no-t heard ~my of the details, but ~ know that G¢rdQn was planning to go directly to her ner. home at Red House, va., where her husband, .Henry Chalmers, is a country aoc~o~. Cordon had not been expecting to be married so soon. indeed she had · rully intended to return P~d be Alpha's Chapter President this year , b~t Henry had other plans und so ho carried her off to the little vi1lage, where he is doing so muoh to bring heal tb :::nd happiness to peopl e· Mildred Booker, A, is v.r~arine o. Phi Delta pin. The young man in the oase is a student j.n the> Hodical Department e>f L,oyola un.i..- · versity of Chicego. This looks as tho another man believes mo~t thoroughly in the desirabilit,y of po$sessing an ASA girl. Lillian Whaley, AB, is enrolled for work this year at Teachers College of Columbia University. <)he is enjoying her winter · in tlew York City. but she vti_shes she could ha.ve ?.irksville thPre too : Her address is 414 '7- 118th Street, 3 She ~ould be glad to find somg : ASA letters in her mail. · Helen Bogg~ss. AA. writes that her mo~~r enjoys t~e '?llOE'NIX C'Uite as much as herself. and looks forward to its coming 1ri t h ahlo~~ t-1.s rnuqh •agerness. !lire. ~oggess thinks thnt AS /. i s the "best ev~r'.
\llill ie George Pri tes from Chelan, '.iash. , to say ho~' muoh sh e enjoys the Rou.nd Robin that ha~ been esta bli3hed by ;.i-r 3 . Rossiter of .~heridan, !,Iont. , for the girls Of the f&r ?J orthWE:St · Eloise.rEverett, AA. is te~<:hing :. ~ t tirbr.m a , o. She misses the girls of rliami terribly. JUlin sparks AB, is managing a Hound Robin, to whioh sh~ ha-s gtven 'tfue temp5rary' name oi ''Vergissmeinnicht".