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Married. Rear Admiral Arthur Japy Hepburn (ret.), 72, onetime (1936-38) commander in chief of the U.S. Fleet (CINCUS); and Agnes McMahon, 47, wartime Red Cross worker; he for the second time; in Washington.
Ann Hopkins, of Cambridge, and a student in the Buckingham School, won the Departmental Award in History, and award given on the basis of competitive exams. Honorable mention went to Lois Ann Dickson, of Portland, Me. and Portland High School, Lily Emmet, of New York City and Joan Brearley School...
Died. Agnes Smedley, 56, Missouri-born journalist, Daily Worker contributor, fervent propagandist for a Communist China (China Fights Back), free-lance foreign correspondent in Soviet-dominated lands; after long illness; in Oxford, England.
Last week, to celebrate its tenth birthday, Lucia Chase's Ballet Theatre put its name back up on the Manhattan marquee where it first appeared. When the curtain went up in Rockefeller Center's huge (3,000 seats) Center Theatre, fans saw Les Sylphides, which opened Ballet Theatre...
Schafer Hall housemother Mrs. Agnes Roche told the court she was awakened by their singing and "hollering" and ordered them off the campus. After they continued to serenade through girls' windows and started a card game on the roof of a bicycle shed, Wellesley campus police answered Miss Roche's...