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APRIL, 1910 No.3 FRATERNITY DIRECTORY FOUNDERS OF THE FRATERNITY Maggie Campbell ....... •. • •..• • ... ..... Throe Institute, Chase City, V • • Libbi. Brook·Gaddil . ........ ..... .. ..... ................. Avon. Ill. Ad. Bruen-Grier ...... .. ..... .• . .. ........... ........ .. Bellevue, Pa. Clara Brownlee-Hutchinson .... ... ... • ...•......... .. .. Monmouth, Ill. Emma Brown}ee-Kilgore ..........•............... ........ Monmouth, Ill. Fannie Whitenack-Libby ............. ........ ... ........ Red Wing. Minn. Rosa Moore . ......... .. .....•........ 59 East :l1lt St., New York Ci ty Jennie Nicol, M.D. (deceased). Ina Smith-Soule ... .. ...............•• . ... 621 South K St., Tacoma, Wuh. Jennie Horne-Turnbull . .. .. .. ... _._ .... 2S10 N. J2d St., Philadelphia, PL Fannie Thompson (deceased). Nancy Black-WaJl lU:e . ............• •... ... __ . _'" Glenosborne, PL GRAND COUNCIL PUSlDI:NT-May L. Keller, 182~ Linden Ave., Baltimore, Md. VI CB- PIlESlDENT-Cora Emilie Marlow, 909 Fourth St., S. E., Minneapolit, Minn. SE<:UTARV-Elda L. Smith. 710 South 6th St., Sprinefield. Ill. TUAsuuR-Celeste Janvier. 1445 Webster St., New Orleant, La. EDIToR-Mary Bartol Thei .. ( Mrs. Lewis E.) , ~30 Wut lluh St., New York City. HISTORIAN Jeannette Zeppen(eld, Franklin College, Franklin, Ind. CATALOGUER Helen Schaeffer H uff (Mr.. Wm. B.), Bryn Ma.wr, Pa. SECRETARY OF NATIONAL PAN·HELLENIC CONFERENCE Edith Stoner, Kappa Kappa Gamma. 15~9 W.buh Ave., Kan.u Cit" Mo. CORRESPONDING SECRETARIES ALPHA PROVINCE PUS1DzNT-Anna Robinson Nickerson (Mu. navid D.), 74 Rockland A.,e .. Malden, Mass. VUWONT ALPHA-Middlebury College, Marearet French, Middlebury, Vt. VIItHONT BETA-University of Vermont, Ethel M. Center, :a8:a Pearl St., Bur­ lington, Vt. MASSACHUSETTS ALPHA-Boston University, Beatrice Whitney, 688 Boylston St., Boston. Mass. ONTAI.IO ALPHA-University of Toronto, MiDDie Barry, 91 Dupont St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Nlw YOaK ALPHA-Syracuse University, Mrs. Rose Humann Rogers, 100 Raynor St., Syracuse, N. Y. Nl:w YORK BJ.TA-Barnard College, Juanita Brown, 94 Shelton Ave., Jamaica, N . V. PJ:NNSYLVANJA ALPHA-Swarthmore CoUtge, Annabelle Boyle, Swarthmore, Pa. P.lNNSYLVANI" BETA-Bucknell University, Gretchen A. Radack, Lewisburg, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA GAMUA-Dickinson College, M . Eleta Witmer, Lloyd Hall, Carlisle, Pa. MARYLAND ALPHA-Goncher College, Harriet Louise Rice, Baltimore, Md. COLUMBIA ALPHA-George Washington University, Eleanor Gannett, 2556 Uni· versity Place, N. W., Washington, D. C. BETA PROVINCE PUS1DINT-Kate Walker Johnson ( Mrs. Ben W.), 66S Lincoln Ave., Toledo, Ohio. OHIO ALPH A-Ohio University, Blanche Danford, Boyd Hall, Athens, Ohio. OHIO BnA-Ohio State University, Madge L. Somerville, 82 East SiJ:teenth A ve., Columbus, Ohio. INDIANA ALPHA-Franklin College, Ruth D. McCullough, 150 North Water St, Franklin, Ind. INDIANI BETA-University of Indiana, Mignon M. White, Pi Beta Phi House, Bloomington, Ind. INDIANA GAMMA-Butler CoUeee, Mildred Moorhead, 356 Ohmer Ave., In· dianapolis, Ind. ILLINOIS BHA-Lombard College, Lucile Craven., Lombard Hall, Galesburg, 1Il. ILLINOIS DELTA-Knox College, Loil Potter, 918 North Prairie St., Gale.· burg, Ill. ILLINOIS EPSILON-Northwestern University, Edna Busler, Harmon Terrace. Clark St., Evanston, Ill. ILLINOIS ZETA-University of Illinois, Huel Ovit£, 807 South 3rd St, Cham· paign, Ill. MICHIGAN ALPHA-Hillsdale College, Bell L. Kempf, Hillsdale, Mich. MICHIGAN BHA-University of Michigan, Ellen McHenry, 836 Tappan Road. Ann Arbor, Mich. WISCONSIN ALPH A-University of Wisconsin, Marion H. Holmes. 233 Langdon St., Madison, Wis. GAMMA PROVINCE PUStD&NT-Anne Stuart. 11)06 D St.. Lincoln, Neb. IOWA ALPHA-Iowa Wesleyan University, Suzanne Gardner, Hershey Hall. Mount Pleasant, Iowa. IOWA BrrA-Simpson College. Edith Lisle, Indianola, Iowa. IOWA GAKWA-Iowa State Co1e1ee. M. Regina Brennan, Pi Beta Phi House. Ames, IowL p • • IOWA ZeTA-Iowa State UoiTerrit,.. Lillian G. Noth. Pi Beta Phi Houae, Iowa City, Iowa. MINNnoTA ALPHA-University of Minnesota, Viola LeoniDr. 406 11th AYe" S. E., Mioneapolis, Minn. MISSOURI ALPHA-University of Missouri, Irene Shafer, Pi Beta Phi House. Columbia. Mo. MISiOURI BerA-Washington University, Helen P. Shulu, 4916 McPherson Ave., St. Louis, Mo. KANIAS ALPHA-University of Kansas, Lucie March, 941 Kentucky St., Law­ rence, Kan. NUUSKA BITA-University of Nebraska. Gertrude Lyford, 345 North 13th St., Lincoln, Neb. LoUISIANA ALPHA-Newcomb College, Carmelite Janvier, 1445 Webster St., New Orleans, La. ARKANSAS ALPHA-University of Arkansas, Mildred Gren', Fayetteville, Ark. TnAI ALPHA-University of Texas, Frances Walker, 2S06 Whitis Ave., Au.­ tin, Te:ul. DELTA PROVINCE PJlUmlNT-Robc rla G. Frye, 1306 Madison St., Seatde, Wuh. CoLORADO ALPHA-University of Colorado, Eloie Dyer, 417 Mapleton ATe .• Boulder, Colo. CoLORADO BnA-University of Denver, Jessie Euphemia Mills, 1253 Race St., Denver, Colo. CALIFORNIA AI.PHA-Leland lanford, Jr. University, Adele C. Huntsberger, Stanford University, Cal. CALlPOJ::N IA BETA-University of California, Emeline Parsons, 2428 College Ave., Berkeley, Cal. WASHIN GTON ALPHA-University of Washington, Annabel Johnstone, 52~ Eighteenth Ave., N. E., Seattle, Wash. ALUMNAE DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY VIICI- PUSIOItNT-COra Emilie Marlow, 909 F ourth St., S. E., MinneapoJi~, Minn. ALUMNAE EDITOR-Sarah G. Pomeroy, tiS Thompson St., Springfield, Mass. SECRETARY FOR FOREIGN COUNTR IEs-Grand Vice-President. ALPHA PROVINCE SEClETARy-Edna L. Stone, 1618 Rhode Island Ave., Washington, D. C. VIRMoNT-Mary E. Colburn, Union Village, Vt. MAJ:YU ND AND THI: SoUTHEAST-lIf. Alice Wood, Chestnut and First ATes., Baltimore, Md. PENNSYLVANIA--Grace S. Woodard, Bradford, Pa. NEW YORK-Mrs. G . H. Merry, 124 East Newell St., Syracuse, N. Y. MASSACHUSlrrs-Elizabeth Coats, 2142 West Adams St., Phoenix, Ariz. BETA PROVINCE S&CRlTARv-Fannie Miner, 519 East Walnut St., Indianapolis, Ind. OHI(~MrI. R. S. Belknap, Painesville, Ohio. ILLi NO Is-Katherine M. Bagby, Rushville, 111. INDIANA-Mrs. H. C. Curtis, '940 Park Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. WISCONSIN-Iva A. Welsh, 416 North Livingston St., Madison, Wi•. MICHIGAN-Mary L . Soule, 521 Lafayette St., Grand Haven, Mich. JUNTUCKY-Ada Jane Barter, Richmond, Ky. GAMMA PROVINCE S&CRZT.... v-Hiida Kirke White, William Jewell CoUege. Liberty, Mo. IOWA-(To be appointed. Secrdary for Minnesota i ••uving temporarily). KANSAs-Claudia Pendleton, 1002 Tennessee St., Lawrence, Kan. NUlAlu-]enie Nuon, 2552 ManderJOn St., Omaha, Neb. LoUISIANA-Mrs. Samuel S. Labouilse. 1021 Soniat St., New Orleanl, La. TuAs-Kate B. Sock.well, 420 Routh St., Dallas, Texas. M"lssouaJ-Mrs. Nellie Turner Pratt, Unionville, Mo. MJNNUQTA-Abbie B. Langmaid, Granite Falls, Minn. ARKANSAS AND OXLAHOMA-Georgia I ~wiD, 312 Summit St., Lead, S. D. DELTA PROVINCE Sa:uTAaY-M"ary E. Wallihan, 810 E. Colfu Ave .• Denver, Colo. CoLO~Helen Stidger. The Perrenoud, 1415 Vine St., Denver, Colo. CAUPOnfIA-Marjorie Little. Stanford University, Cal. WASHINGTON-Ella Woods, 504 Mutual Life Boilding, Seatde, Wash. ALUMNAE CLUB SECRETARIES AxIS, IowA-Lola A. Place..,ay, Iowa State College. ARKANSAS·OKLAHOMA ALUKNA& CLuB-Mary Campbell, Fayetteville, Ark. ATHZNS, OHIO-Mary Chappelear, 128 Llncaster St. BALTIMOU, MD.-Edith S. Lewi., 401 Hawthorne Rd., Roland Park. BUULaY, CAL.-SUe C. Hiestand, 2640 Dwight Way. BOiTON, MAss.-Marion E. Coburn, 29 Bottdn Ave., West Medford, Mu• . Bouu)KII., COLO.-Mrs. Wm. J. Baird. BU1UNCTON, IOWA-Mrs. Mary C. G. Schramm, IJ02 South 3rd St. CllTKAGZ, IU.-Mrs. Katharine Griffith Hill. CHICAGO, ILL.-Mrs. Orpheus M. Schantz, Morton Park, Ill. CINCIN NATI, OHIo-Mrs. J . Ernest Carman, 2719 Euclid Ave. CUVILAND, OHIo--Mrs. V. V. McNitt, 92 Hampshire Rd., Cleyeland HeiptJ, Ohi •. CoLUMaUI, OHIO-Mrs. Margaret S. Flynn, 233 Marshall Ave. DENVER, CoLO.-Helen Stidger. 1415 Vine St DII MOINIS, IowA---Grace Gabriel, liOI Pennlylvania Ave. DITROIT. MICH.-Mrs. J ohn A. Wilson, 2970 West Grind Boulevard. FUNKUN, IND.-Mrs. Sophia Tanner Deer. GAUSBURC, ILL.-Mildred D. Toler, 427 North Prairie St. HILLSDALI, MICH.-Vivian E. Lyon. INDIANAPOLlS, IND.-Mary W. Davis, 339 Downey Ave. INDIANOLA, IOWA-Mabel Brown. IOWA CITY, IOWA-Mrs. George W. Ball. KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Mary Bucklel, 4300 H arrison St. LAwuNCl, KAN .-Mn. Hattie McFarland I.e Suer. L&WJSBUlC, PA.-Grace Slifer. UNCOLN, N&B.-Alyse Swedeburg, Box 109, College View, Neb. Los: ANCILU, Cu.-Mildred M. H adley, Whittier, Cal. MADISON, Wis.-Mrs. Helen Crane Lyman, 139 West Gilman St. MINNEA POLIS A.ND ST. PAUL, MINN.-Juanita Day, 1930 Igelhart AYe., St. Paul MOUNT PL&ASANT, IOWA-Mary Hill•. N&w OI.LIANS, LA. (LoUISIANA ALPHA ALU llNAS)-MtI. J. Blanc MOllroe, 163:1 Louisiana Ave. NEw YOlK, N. Y.-Sophie Patlonl Woodman, 478 West I59th St. OMAHA, Nu. AND COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA-Pearl Fitzgerald, 13[4 South 30th Ave., Omaha, Neb. PHILADILPHIA, PA .-Mary L. Sproul, Chester, Pa. PJ'lTSBUIC, PA.-M. Anne Porter, 60 Beaver Ave., Emsworth. Pa. ST. JOSEPH .. MO.-Marjorie Adriance, 122 North 22nd St. ST. LoUIS, Mo.- Emma. Elinor Bettis, I~ E. Lockwood Ave., Webster Croves, MOo SUTru.. WAsH.-Mn. George M. Burrington, 420 Eighteenth AYe., N. SYIACUSI, N. Y.---GertTude May Bauer, 218 Fitch St. WASHI SCTON, D. C.-Maud E . McPherson, 1250 Girard St. WUTUN MASSACHUSETTS ALUMNAI-Sarah G. Pomeroy, liS Thompson St., Springfield, Ha.u. CHEMISTRY BUIl.DINe W ALLlSGfORIl R OAO LIBRAR Y CA MI't.:S SeESE n > ~ "• u" -.- / , THE ARROW VOL. XXVI APRIL, 1910 No.3 ANNOUNCEMENT TWENTV-FIRST BIENNIAL CONVENTION OF PI BETA PHI Swarthmore-June 2 7 ~ 28~ 29~ 30, I9IO The Twenty-First Biennial
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