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512 CORNELL ALUMNI NEWS
Ί8 AB, '23 PhD—After two years as a
graduate student at Yale and a year as
instructor in the University of Minnesota,
J. Walter MacKellar returned to Cornell
in the fall of 1921, and has just completed
his graduate work and received the degree
of Ph. D. He was associated with Herbert
A. Wichelns, A. B. Ί6, Ph.D. '22, in
founding the office of Dean of the Coffee
House in Barnes Hall, and with Dr.
Wichelns acted as co-dean during 1921-22.
For the past year he has held the office of
dean. He retired a few weeks ago, and
will be succeeded by Robert Hannah,
A.M. '22, of the Department of Public
Speaking. Dr. Wichelns and Dr. MacKellar
will henceforth he knewn among their
friends as the Deans Emeriti.
Ί8 AM—Miss Margaret Kincaid is
assistant professor of psychology in Smith
College, Northampton, Mass.
Ί8 AB, '21 AM; '19, 20 BChem—Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore W. Hieber announce
the marriage of their daughter, Evelyn
Margaret Hieber Ί8, to Vernon Higgs
Schnee '19 on July 21 at Utica, N. Y.
'19 BS—Harlo P. Beals is Farm Bureau
Agent for Otsego County, with headquarters
in Cooperstown, N. Y.
'19 ME—Neil I. Brookmire is conducting
a Chevrolet service station in Sherman,
N. Y., and Is also doing auto engine
cylinder regrinding. He married Mildred
K. Swartz, a sister of DeWitt F. Swartz
'19, on November 23, 1921, and they have
a son, Robert L. Brookmire.
'19 BChem—On July i, W. Gerard
Blackburn severed his connection with the
United States Rubber Company in New
York to join the foreign service class of the
Standard Oil Company, and after three
months' training he expects to serve the
company in the Far East. His mailing
address is 630 North Broadway, Yonkers.
'19 AB—After teaching for the past
three years in the history department of
the Battin High School, Aaron Kaufman
has opened an office for the practice of
law in Elizabeth, N. J. He married Gladys
Brower, a graduate of the Benjamin
School for Girls, on July 2, 1922, and they
have a son, William Brower, born on May
6 last. Their residence address is 157
Water Street, Perth Amboy, N. J.
'19, '22 BS—Mrs. Marguerite Hill
Smith of Woodbury, N. J., announces the
engagement of her daughter, Marguerite
A. Smith (Mount Holyoke, 1922) to
Joseph O. Eastlack '19.
'19, Ί8 BS—Frederick W. Loede, Jr.,
is working on a regional city planning
study for the Committee on Plan of
New York and Its Environs, with office
at 130 East Twenty-second Street, New
York. His home address is 320 Moore
Avenue, Leonia, N. J.
'19 BS, '20 MLD—Norman T. Newton
was the winner of the third fellowship in
'18 Ί8
"Drive Right Along!"
We Forgot Something!
DID YOU?
We forgot to give you Tex Roden's address. We
will rectify our amnesia. It is 1151 Roscoe Street,
Chicago, 111/ Several of you forgot to send your
check for $2.00. Your Class needs it! We are
breathlessly awaiting your prompt remittance.
landscape architecture awarded by the
American Academy in Rome. The fellowship
is for a three-year course with expenses
paid, and is awarded only once in
three years. The first was won by Professor
Edward G. Lawson, now a member
of the staff of the Department of Landscape
Architecture at Cornell, and the
second by Ralph E. Griswold Ί6, who has
finished his work at the Academy and is
traveling in France and Italy, returning
home in September. Newton has been
employed by Bryant Fleming Όi, landscape
architect, of Wyoming, N. Y. The
summer of 1922 he spent with Professor
Eugene D. Montillon touring England,
France and Italy. He expects to leave for
Rome in September.
'20 AB—A daughter, Elizabeth Anne,
was born on February 11 to Dr. and Mrs.
William A. Behan (Emma B. Beary '20),
117 Front Street, Binghamton, N. Y.
'19 BS, '2iMS, '22 PhD; '19 AM, '22
PhD—Professor John L. Buys, of the department
of biology, University of Akron,
was an instructor in natural science in the
Cornell Summer Session. He and Mrs.
Buys (Kathryn Slingerland'19) have now
returned to Akron.
7 19—A daughter, Eleanor Anne, was
born on July 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.
Walrath, 609 Mitchell Street, Ithaca.
'19 AM—Holbrook Working has been
promoted from assistant professor to associate
professor in the College of Agriculture,
Forestry, and Home Economics of
the University of Minnesota.
'19, '20 BS—Mr. and Mrs. Achilles
Bippart of South Orange, N. J., have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Helen Jeannette, to George H. Stanton
'19, of Montclair. Miss Bippart is a
graduate of Miss Craven's School, Newark,
class of 1919. The wedding will take place
in the fall.
'19 AB—Laura B. Brown '19, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Brown of
Ithaca, and William Stuart Holden of
Turin were married on July 21 in the
First Baptist Church of Ithaca. Mrs.
Ellsworth L. Filby (Marion C. Fisher '19),
of Columbia, S. C., was matron of honor,
and among the bridesmaids were M.
Ellen Ford '19, of Utica, and Celia J.
Warne '20, of Ithaca. Holden is a graduate
of Hamilton College, class of 1917, and is
a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He taught
in Cascadilla School for two years and is
now a teacher in the French department
of the Syracuse Central High School. Mr.
and Mrs. Holden will make their home in
Syracuse.
'20 AB—Elaine Ruth Hedgcock '20,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C.
Hedgcock of Washington, was married on
June 27 to Horace Lorraine Stevenson.
The ceremony was performed in the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church by the
father of the bridegroom, Dr. Hugh
Stevenson, rector of Bethany Baptist
Church. Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson sailed