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Edna Gosa, XC, has resigned from the University of Minnesota Library, where she has been hr.id Cataloger tor a number < yeai knd has been made Cataloger of the [Hoover War Library at I . land Stanford University. Grace Kelly, '03, has resigned her i>osition as Chief of the Catalog Department at John Crerar Library and is continuing her graduate work at Leland Stanford University. F. K. W. Drury, 'OS, who for several years has been in charge of the Adult Education work of the A L A . has been appointed Librarian of the Public Library at Nashville, Tennessee. Grace D. Phillips, '05, Librarian of the Divinity School of the University of Chicago, was written up for the Librarian Author's page erf the Library Journal, November 1, 1931. Lyda Broomhall, '06-'07, Librarian of the Irving Trust Company of New York City, was elected Vice Chairman of the Financial section of the Special Libraries Association. Sara Abbott, '06-'07, is doing editorial work with the Editorial Division of the Bureau of Domestic and Foreign 0)11 merce, Washington,

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Margaret Hutchins, '08, received her A.M. degree at Columbia University School for Library Service in June and has been appointed instructor in Bibliography at the same school. Reba Davis (Mrs. Clinton Clevenger), '11, is living in New Orleans, Louisiana, at 2127 Carondelet Street. Jessie Arms, '11, has been made head of the Catalog Department of the University of Minnesota Library. Margaret Herdman, '14, for several years instructor at the Library School at McGill University, has been made Assistant Director of the new Library School at the University of Louisiana, Baton Rouge. Roma Brashear, '14-'15, sends a new address, Willowlake, Fishkill, New York, but does not tell us what she is doing. Fennimore Schwartz, '15, spent last winter in Florida, but returned to her old home at Knoxville, Illinois, for the summer and fall. Grace England, '15, chief of the Civic Division of the Detroit Public Library, is chairman of the Civic-Social Service Group of the Special Libraries Association. Rose Mather, '15, is now on the staff of the Evanston Public Library. Mary Nichols (Mrs. E. G. Woodward), 15-'16> lives in Centralia. Washington. Charlotte Busaey (Mrs. Danielle), MS-MA, of Oak Park, Illinois, is in charge of some of the reconstruction work in the Veterans' Hospital there. Jessie Weston (Mrs. IT. S. Culver), '16, lives in Milwaukee at the Hotel Astor. Clara Brool ^ (Mrs. Ralph A. I'ennitt), '1(>, bas returned with her family to Saunemin, Illinois, from Brazil, where her husband has been eogag on an engineering project. Though not now in Library work, her feat of tutoring her two children, in ,, place where there was no

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