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��student In Baltimore Training School for Kinder- feartners, 1896-98; director in kindergarten of Friends Sem., N.Y. City, 1898-1900. Mem. Society of Friends. Favors woman suffrage.

HULiIi, Josephine Sherwood (Mrs. Shelley Vaughn Hull), 133 W. 56th St., N.Y. City. Actress, composer; b. Newtonville, Mass. ; dau. W. H. and Mary E. (Tewksbury) Sherwood; ed. Nerwton public schools, Radcliffe Coll., A.B. '99 (magna cum laude) and New England Conser- vatory of Music, Boston (special courses); m. Chicago, 111., April 3, 1910, Shelley Vaughn Hull. Went on stage 1902; played leading parts with Nat Goodwin, with Wilton Lackaye in Les Miserables (creating both Fantine and Cosette), and many other engagements, including both stock companies and productions; put on Shakespearian productions for Wellesley, Wells, and other colleges annually. Composer of many quartets for women's voices, and children's songs. Cross Die Chilly, Little Pappoose, among the more popular quartets; has published ar- ticles in magazines on stage topics. Mem. Three Arts Club and Radcliffe Club (N.Y. City). Rec- reations: Golf and out-door exercise. Episco- palian. Favors woman suffrage (conservatively). Retains maiden name, Sherwood, for profes- sional use.

HUX.!., Mary Josephine, 413 E. Buffalo St., Ith- aca, N.Y.

Bom Ithaca, N.Y. ; dau. Albert Moseley and Margaret (Visscher) Hull; ed. Cornell Univ., Ph. B. '93 (Kappa Kappa Gamma). Manager Ithaca Children's Home; sec. Women's Com. of the New Hospital, Ithaca. Writer of articles and reviews in Scribner's Magazine, Nation, Good Housekeeping, and others. Congregatlon- alist. Mem. Campus and Cornell Women Grad- uates' Clubs. HTJLST, Cornelia Steketee (Mrs. Henry Hulst),

100 Fountain St., Grand Rapids, Mich.

Bom Grand Rapids, Mich., Jan. 16, 1865; dau. John and Catherine (Van der Boegh) Steketee (Dutch and Huguenot parentage) ; ed. Univ. of Mioh.; mem. Gamma Phi Beta; m. Grand Rapids, 1889, Henry Hulst, M.D. Teacher; head of dep't of English; has served on important educational committees; vlce-pres. Nat. Educational Ass'n; pres. Drama League of Grand Rapids. Writer of educational articles. Author: St. George of Cappadocia (a volume of legends and lore of the famous soldier saint, favorably reviewed), 1910; Indian Sketches, 1912. Frequently gives ad- dresses on educational, literary and historical subjects; especially interested in mythology and has in preparation a book of Norse myths. Rec- reation: Automobiling (wirtJi husband has made extended trips in Mich., Ind., 111. Mem. Ladies' Literary Club. HUME, Annette Ross (Mrs. Charles Robinson

Hume), 501 W. Central Boulevard, Anadarko,

Okla.

Born Perrysburg, O., Mar. 8, 1858; dau. James White and Catherine (Darling) Ross (mother descendant from Gov. John Haynes, Governor of Mass. and first Governor of Conn) ; grad. Perrys- burg High School, '74, highest honors (valedic- torian); grad. Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle, '94, with average of 99%; m. Perrysburg, O., Dec. 27, 1876, Charles Robinson Hume, M.D.; children: Judge Carleton Ross, Raymond Robin- son (M.D.), Harold James, Merle Marshall, Irene Annette (youngest three died young). Genealogist; only Okla. mem. New England Historic-Genealogical Soc. Actively engaged in church work; treas. many years of Ladies' Social Union; vice-pres. Woman's Home and Foreign Boards of Presbyterian Church; seven years pres. Oklahoma Synodical Soc. for Home and Foreign Missions; for past 12 years cor. sec. same; has assisted in several philanthropic or- ganizations. Author: An Historical Sketch of the Women's Clubs of Oklahoma and Indian Terrl- lories; several missionary and club pamphlets; has compiled the Ross, Darling and other (un- published) genealogies. One of the organizers of Okla. State Conference, D.A.R., State Parlia- mentarian D.A.R. of Okla.; regent Anadarko Chapter D.A.R. ; charter mem. Clan Ross in

��America; charter mem. Philomathic (31 ub, Ana- darko (for nearly 14 years been pres. or cor. sec); parliamentarian Second Dist. Fed., for eight years parliamentarian for Okla., now Gen. Fed. sec. for Okla. for Gen. Fed. Women's Chibs. Recreations: Amateur photographer, de- votes much time to hi^orical reeearch work, growing flowers and fruits. Presbyterian. Favors womian suffrage. Republican. HUME, Jessie Fremont, 15 N. First St., Ja- maica, N.Y.

Librarian; b. in N.Y. State; dau. Prof. R. W. and Mary (Charlidi) Hume; ed. N.Y. Normal Coll., A.B. Chief librarian of the Queens Bor- ough Public Library. Sec. of the Queens- Nassau Extension School Board (agriculture). Mem. Am.' Library Ass'n, N.Y. Library Ass'n, King Manor Ass'n, Queens Borough Allied Arts and Crafts Ass'n. Mem. N.Y. Library Club, Long Island Library Club, Jamaica Women's Club, Good Citizens League of Flushing, St. Cecelia Soc. of Flushing, Musical Soc. of Ja- maica. Episcopalian. Recreations: Music, art, literature and traveling. Believes In equal suffrage.

HUME, Julia Cracraft (Mrs. John P. Hume), 358 Royal PL, Milwaukee, Wis. Born Washington, Pa. ; dau. Elbridge Gerry and Mary (Black) Cracraft; ed. Wheeling, W.Va. ; grad. with first honors from Mrs. Wood's pri- vate school for young ladies; m. Wheeling, W.Va., Oct. 18, 1892, John P. Hume; children: Rosemary, b. Mar. 14, 1899; John P. Jr., b. Mar. 7, 1908. Interested in social and philanthropic work connected with church and patriotic so- cieties. Favors woman suffrage. Episcopalian. Mem. D.A.R., State vice-regent D.A.R, of Wis. Mem. Milwaukee Art Soc.

HUME, Lida Monson (Mrs. James B. Hume) 3017 Wheeler St., Berkeley, Cal. Bom Cold Spring, Cal., Sept. 13, 1858; dau. J. R. and Hannah (Pulton) Munson; ed. public schools and Placerville Acad.; m. San Quentin, Cal., April 28, 18S4, James B. Hume; one son: Samuel James Hume, b. June 14, 1885. Teacher in public schools. Was identified for years with First Presbyterian Church of Oakland; edited and published church paper; lecturer on mis- sionary topics. Favors woman suffrage; mem. College Equal Suffrage League of Cal. ; cam- paigned actively for suffrage in 1910. Progressive Republican. Pres. Berkeley Civic Center of the Cal. Civic League; pres. Berkeley Woman's Council; chairman of Civic Central Com. of Alameda Co. Was club woman for years; three years pres. Ebell Club of Oakland; two years pres. Cal. Fed. of Women's Clubs; one year organizer of the Cal. Civic League; edited and published State club paper for two years.

HUMPHREY, Adele Alice, 40 St. James Park,

Los Angeles, Cal.

Teacher of journalism; b. Junction City, Kan.; dau. Judge James and Mary (Vance) Humphrey; ed. Univ. of Kan., A.B. ; Columbia Univ., A.M. (Pi Beta Phi). Engaged in newspaper work for Kansas City Journal and N.Y. Sun; head of English Dept., high school, Butte, Mont.; teacher of journalism, Los Angeles Polytechnic. Chairman of Education for Cal. Federation of Women's Clubs; mem, and past pres. Los An- geles branch, Ass'n of Coll. Alumnae; past pres. of Los Angercs Pan-Hellenic Ass'n of Coll. Sororities; fotmder of Evening City Club; founder of Los Angeles Soc. for Social Hy- giene; founder of Scribblers' Club of Los Angeles; mem. Coll. Woman's Club of Southern Cal., Federation of Coll. Women's Clubs, Kan. Univ. Club of Southern Cal. Recreation: Trav- eling. Unitarian. Favors woman suffrage. Democrat. HUMPHREY, Harriette Zephine, Dorset, Vt.

Writer; b. Philadelphia, Dec. 15, 1874; dau. Zephaniah Moore and Harriette L. (Sykes) Humphrey; ed. Ferry Hall Sem., Lake Forest, 111., 1886-1892; Smith Coll., 1892-96. B.L. '98 (Alpha). A-uthor: Tke Calling of the Apostle; Uncle Charley; Over Against Green Peak; Tha School M.ister; essays and stories in magazines. Recreation: Farming in Vt. (JongregationallBt.

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��HCMPHBEY, Marie E. Ives (Mrs. William Brewster Humphrey), National Arts Club, Gramercy Park, N.Y. City (summer, "Ives- ton," Station A, New Haven, Conn.). Born New Haven, Conn.; dau. Charles and Catherine M. (Osbom) Ives; ed. Vassar Coll., A.B.; m. N.Y. City, Sept. 14, 1905, Rev. William Brewster Humphrey. Writer on the American Indians; devoting life to the Am. Indians through the Am. Indian League, trying to make Indians better understood and to Induce a study of their history; trying to foster the music and arts of the Indians; acting as an exchange for Indian women's work, to make a market for their bead work, silver work, blankets and other native articles. Pres. the Am. Indian League; mem. the Women's Municipal League, the McAll Ass'n, the Round Table, Vassar Stu- dents' Aid Ass'n, Woman's Board of Missions. Mem. Soc. of Mayflower Descendants in the State of Conn, and State of N.Y. ; May Clap Wooster Chapter, U.A.R. ; Nat. Soc. of New England Women; Associate Alumnae of Vassar Coll.; the Am. Indian League. Clubs: Nat. Arts, Congregational (N.Y. City). Congrega- tional ist. Favors woman suffrage.

HUMPHREY, Mary Vance (Mrs. James Hum- phrey), 328 W. Third St., Junction City, Kan. Born Springfield, O., 1846; dau. John and Eleanor (Donaldson) Vance; ed. Cincinnati, Wes- leyan Coll.; m. Topeka, Kan., Octol>er, 1361, James Humphrey; children: Herbert (deceased), James Vance, Spencer (deceased), Eleanor, Adele. Helped form Kan. State Social Science Club, 1880; founded Reading Club of Junction City, Kan., 1875; pres. State Fed. Women's Clubs, 1900-01; director Gen. Fed. Women's Clubs, 1902-04; helped found Woman's Kansas Day Club, a patriotic organization (pres. 1907). Favors woman suffrage. Chairman Press Com., Filth Dist. Author: The Squatter Sovereign, or Kan- sas in the Fifties, a historical novel of pioneer days; also many shorter stories, chief ones of which are: King Lear in Kansas; The Legal Status of Mrs. O'Rourke (both stories concern- ing property rights). Universalist Mem. the Purity League, Reading Cluh, Authors' Cluh (Topeka, Kan.), Kansas Woman's Press Club, Woman's Kansas Day Cluh. EkiuaJ Suffrage Club.

HUMPHREYS, Mary Gay, 400 W. Fifty-seventh

St., N.Y. City.

Writer; b. Ripley, O.; dau. William S. and Henrietta (Wright) Humphreys; ed. Qlendale (0.) Female Coll. (first honors of class). Has been interested in forming women's trade unions through the Working Women's Soc., with Mrs. Abbe, Mrs. Lowell and others (society ijo longer in existence). Favors woman suffrage. Author: (Catherine Schuyler (Colonial Women Series). Novels: Jack Racer; Racer of Illinois (under nom-de-plume "Henry Somerville"); The Boys Catlin; The Boy's Pike; Missionary Explorers Among North Arnerican Indians. Compiled: The Wisdom of Confucius; has written various maga- zine articles: (latest) The Family and the Panama Canal (Scribner's, September, 1912). Recreations: Horseback riding. Mem. Barnard Cluh, City History Ciuh.

HUNN, Myrta Eleanor, Winona Lake, Ind.

Teacher; b. Batavia, N.Y., July 4, 1878; dau. Marc Washington and Harriett (Sanborn) Hunn; ed. district and high schools, Batavia, N.Y. ; grad. '95; Cornell Univ., A.B. '99; A.M. 1900; Ph.D. '07 (Phi Beta Kappa, '99). Taught in Ba- tavia (N.Y.) High School, 1900-05; in Lakota (N.Dnk.) High School, 1908-09; head dep't of for- eign languages, Winona Coll., Winona Lake, Ind., 1909. Mem. Winona Literary Soc, Warsaw- Winona Chautauqua Club. Recreations: Amateur photography, music (piano). Presbyterian. Fa- vors woman suffrage.

HUNT, Alice Elizabeth Palmer (Mrs. George E.

Hunt), 364 Maple St., Holyoke, Mass.

Physician; b. N.Y. City, June, 1867; dau. Damon (M.D.) and Mary A. (Welton) Palmer; grad. Tufts Coll. Med. School, M.D. '94; m. Aug. 2, 1898, George E. Hunt, M.D. Spent four years in

��hospital practice. Interested in charities. Physi- cian to Holyoke Home for Aged People; mem. Y.W.C.A., and two literary clubs. Congregation- alist.

HUNT, Alice Winsor, 152 Irving Av., Provi- dence, R.I.

Social worker; b. Providence, R.I., Feb. 16, 1872; dau. Daniel A. and Annie (Evans) Hunt; ed. public schools of Providence; Wellesley Coll., A.B. '95; mem. Shakespeare Soc. Taught Greek and English and history two years. Hillside, Norwalk, Conn.; English, Latin and history, seven years, Hope St. High School, Providence, R.I.; sec. Consumers' League of R.I. since 1909. Traveled in Europe, 1905-08; pres. R.I. Ass'n Collegiate Alumnae, 1900-02; helped to start com- munity gardens, playground, home gardens in Lonsdale, R.I. (mill village). Has given origi- nal monologues, travel talks and lectures; R.I. representative of Nat. Child Labor Com. Favors woman suffrage; mem. College Equal Suffrage League. Congregationalist. Progressive. Mem. R.I. Branch Ass'n of Collegiate Alumnae, Y.W.C.A., Housewives' League, Handicraft Club of Providence, the Wednesday Club (debating club), pres. 1911-12; Wannamoisset Country Club; pres. R.I. Wellesley Club, 1909-11. HUNT, Caroline Louuia, 1432 R St., N.W., Wash- ington, D.C.

Writer; b. Chicago, 111., Aug. 23, 1865; dau. Homer C. and Ann (Gleed) Hunt; ed. North- western Univ., A.B. '88 (Phi Beta Kappa-Dol1;a Gamma). Teacher domestic science Liewis Inst., Chicago, 1896-1901; Univ. of Wis., 1903-08; in charge of dep't La FoUette's Weekly .Vlagazine, 1909. Books: Home Pioblems, 1908; Life of Ellen H. Richards, 1912; Daily Meals of School Children (Bulletin U.S. Bureau of Education); joint editor several bulletins of U.S. Dep't Agri- culture; writer of magazine articles. Mem. Am- erical Home Economics Ass'n, Women's Trade Union League, Consumers' League, Am. Federa- tion of Arts. Favors woman suffrage. HUNT, Grace Usbcrne (Mrs. Stephen M. B. Hunt), 34B Seventh Av., La Grange, III. Bom Harmony, 111., Oct. 2, 1875; dau. Albert Harris and Susan (BMdy) Usborne; ed. (Jaiumet High School, Chicago; Chicago Normal School- m. Chicago, Nov. 27, 1S&5, Stephen M. B. Hunt. Teacher in Chicago schools; critic teacher in the Yale Practice School of the Chicago Normal; no- table work done in primary grade as critic teacher. Mem. Chicago Public School Art Soc. (chairman school com.); chairman of the art dep't III. State Federation of Women's Clubs 1912-14; pres. Nike Club of Chicago, 1911-13; mem! La Grange Woman's Club. Mem. People's Lib- eral Church. Favors woman suffrage.

HUNT, Harriet E., Hubbardsvllle, N.Y., and

Boston, Mass.

Teaoher; b. Hubbardsville, N.Y. ; daughter of ShereWah and Hannah iLawton) Hunt; ed. State Normal School, Oswego, N.Y. ; N.Y. Univ., Ph.D.; Chicago Univ., one year (earned the money which was paid for her education). Prin primary dep't, Adelphi Acad., Brooklyn, N.Y.; director elementary science in public schools of Brookline, Mass.; teacher of psychology, peda- gogy and general method SUte Normal School, Providence, R.I.; prin. Training School for Teachers, Scranton, Pa. Interested In the prob- lem of reorganizing education on the basis of auto-educatlon; has visited schools in Germany and the Montessarl work in Rome, Italy. Au- thor: The Psychology of Auto-education. Clubs- Woman's (Hartford, Conn.), College, Woman's (Scranton, Pa.). Recreations: .Music, drama. Mem. Fabian Soc. of London, Eng. Favors woman suffrage.

HUNT, Marita Trotter (Mrs. Samuel Hunt), 241

E. Auburn Av., Cincinnati, Ohio.

Bom Lexington, Ky., Feb. 13, 1S52; dau. George R. and Amanda (Galloway) Trotter; ed. Xenla, O. ; Chestnut St. Sem. (now the Ogontz), Phila-^ delphia. Pa.; m. Xenia, 0., Dec. 21, 1876, Samuel Hunt; children: Henry T., b. April 29, 1878- Philip W., b. Nov. 21, 1883. Favors woman suf- frage. Prsbyterian. Mem. D.A.R., Descendant Colonial Governors, Cincinnati Womaa's Club.

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��HXTNT, Mary Iceland, 53 Broad St.. Oneida, N.T. Teacher; grad. Univ. of Wis., B.L. '97, M.Li. '98; Columbia Univ., Ph.D., 19U. Author of Thomas Dekker; A Study, written as dissertation for doctorate and published in Columbia Uni- versity Studies in English, 1911. Favors womaji suffrage.

HUNT, Bachel McMasters Miller (Mrs Roy Arthur Hunt), 610 Morewood Av., Pittsburgh, Pa.

Bookbiuder; b. Pittsburgh, June 30, 1882; dau. Mortimer and Rachel H. (McMasters) Miller; ed. Miss Mlttleberger's School, Cleveland, O. ; m. Pittsburgh, June 11, 1913, Roy Arthur Hunt. Artistic bookbinder; has bound books for Hon. Philander C. Knox, Secretary of SUte; Dr. Will- iam A. Fisher of Johns Hopkins Univ., Wallace H. Rome of Pittsburgh and other book-lovers. Books exhtbited in N.Y. City, Chicago, Philadel- phia, St. Paul, San P^ancisco, Los Angeles. Episcopalian. Mem. Nat. Soc. of Craftsmen (N.Y. City), Guild of Book Workers (N.Y. City); mem. Pittsburgh Orchestra Com., Pittsburgh Etching Club, Art Soc. of Pittsburgh. Recrea- tions: Dancing, swimming, motoring. Mean. Bqual Franchise Ass'n of Kttsburgh. HUNT, Thomas* BUiyd'OCk (Mrs. Henry T. Hunt), 8788 Cltfton Av., Cincinnati, Ohio. Bom Cincinnati, O., Sept 22, 1885; dau. Thomas T. and Flora (Sew ell) Kaydock; ed. Cin- cinnati, Paris and Berlin; m. Cincinnati, Oct. 18, 1906, Henry T. Hunt; children: Barbara Carter, Henry Thomas, Samuel H. Hunt. Appointed by Mayor Htmt to the Woman's Commission, formed to try to better and beautify conditions ot Cinclnnattl. Actively engaged in civic work, p<dltics, society and the study of languages. Favors woman suffrage. Episcopalian. Demo- crat. Mem. Maternity Society. Recreations: Music, golf, tennis, athletic sports, reading. Clubs: Social Workers, Tennis, Cincinnati Golf, Matinee Musical, Queen City.

HUNTEB, Alice CuBhinaH, 1448 R St., Lincoln, Neb.

Teacher; b. Mendota, 111., Jan. 22, 1874; dau. Joseph and Mary (Crocker) Hunter; grad. Univ. of Net)., A.B. '95, A.M. '98, Ph.D. '06; elected to Phi Beta Kappa, 1896. Fellow in Latin, Univ. </t Neb., 1897-98; teacher in secondary schools and private instruction until in 1903 was called to faculty of Univ. of Neb. Interested in some Imes of missionary activity and in humane work. Favors woman sufirage. Author of many pajiers and lectures. Congr^ationallst. Mem. Univer- sity Women's Club, Classical Ass'n of Middle West

HUNTER, Anna Sogers, 1000 Fairdale St., Pitts- burgh, Pa,

Teacher of English; b. Tsl-nan-fu, China; dau. Stephen Alexander and Sarah (Moreland) Hunter; ed. Pa. Coll. for Women, Pittsburgh, A.B. (now doing post-grad, work in Univ. of Pittsburgh). Teacher in East End Prep. School, 1903-04; teacher mathematics Beaver High School, 1904- 06; Latin and English, Pittsburgh High School, 1906-12. Literary editor High School Journal, 1899-1900 (Pittsburgh High School), editor-in-chief of Sorosis, 1902-03 (Penn. Coll. for Women). Mem. Botanical Soc. of Western Pa., Ptttsbnrgh High School Alumni Ass'n, Pa. CoU. for Women Alumnse Ass'n, Women's Coll. Club of Pitts- burgh, Decade Club of Pa. Coll. for Women, Recreaiions: Tennis, swimming. Presbyterian. HUNTER, Corinne Smith (Mrs. James W. Hun- ter). Mobile, Ala.

Born Mt. Sterling, Ala.; datu George Franklin and Mary (Powell) Smith; ed. Selma, Ala.; grad. Dallas Acad.; m. Selma, Ala., Dec. 27, 1892, James Westmoreland Hunter. Pres. Woman's Rivers and Harbors Congress for Ala.; mem. Century Book Club, Shakespeare Club (Mobile), Home Elconomics Club (Mobile). Recreations: Auction bridge, dancing, golf. Methodist. Farors woman suffrage.

HUNTER, rannie Dnndaa (Mrs. John E. Hun- ter), Cando, N.Dak.

Born Burlington, la.; dau. David Dundas and Sarah Anna (Creisher) Michaels; grad. high school and normal school at Englewood (Chi- cago); m. Chicago, Feb. 27, 1884, John E. Hunter;

��children: Joiin Vincent, Dundas. Favors woman suffrage. Presbyterian. Mem. Fleur-de-lla Club of Cando (pres. four years). HUNTER, Lillian Acomb (Mrs. Livingston L. Hunter), Tldioute, Warren Co., Pa. Bom Cuba, N.Y. ; dau. Jaimes LaFayette and Seraph (Oliver) Acomb; ed. Buchtel Acad., Buchtel Coll., Akron, 0., B.S. '85 (Kappa Kappa Gamma); m. Jan. 6, 1887, Livingston L. Hunter; children: James Livingston, Leila May, Dorothy, Jahu Acomb. Since her husband's death has carried on his business interests in the lumber, oil and banking busine^. Interested In educa- tion, social betterment and conditions of children and the helpless class; served eight years as school director; several years sup't of scientific temperance instruction In the public sciiools of Warren Co. ; vice-chairman for Warren Co. Cavio Ass'n. Mem. missionary and aid societies, W.C.T.U. (vlce-pres. of Warren Co., Pa.), D.A.R. (regent of Tidloute Chapter), Order of Eastern Star. Clubs: Mendelssohn, Tidloute Shakespeare, Warren Art, Chautauqua Woman's. HUNTER, Lucy Robins (Mrs. Richard Stock- ton Hunter), 235 South Thirteenth St, Phila- delphia, Pa.

Born Philadelphia, Pa.; dau. Thomas and Eliza (Wiltbank) Robins; m. April 20, 1872, Richard Stockton Hunter; one daughter: Isabel Rot>ins Hunter. Interested in the Consumers' League, College Settlement, Country Nursery. Mem. Civic Club. Favors woman suffrage. HUNTING, Ethel Parker, 48 Evergreen Av., Winter Hill, Somervllle, Mass. Private sec Boston Y.M.C. Union; b. Charles- town, Mass., Sept. 21, 1877; dau. B. Newell and Georglana (Bradford) Hunting; ed. Somerville Latin School, Tufts Coll., A.B. 1900; M.A. in English '03 (Chi Omega). Taught In high school three years after graduation; took buslnesa course; was at Tufts Coll. in secretarial posi- tion about three years; left to be with pres. of Boston Young Men's Christian Union. Author of verses published In college periodicals, and other magazines and newspapers. Recreations: Walking, boating.

HUNTINGTON, Arrla Sargent, 408 Douglas St,

Syracuse, N.T.

Bom Boston, Mass., June 22, 1848; dau. Fred- eric Dan and Hannah Dane (Sargent) Huntington; ed. Boston private school. Mem. of Board of Education, Syracuse, N.Y., 1898-1904; trustee of the Shelter for Unprotected Girls, Syracuse; vice- pres. of the Y.W.C.A., Syracuse; trustee of the Hospital of the Good Shepherd, Syracuse. Author: Under a Colonial Roof Tree, 1892; Memoir and Letters of Frederic Dan Huntington, First Bishop of Central New York, 1906. Mem. Consumers' League, Visiting Nurse Ass'n, Soc. for Preven- tion of Cruelty to Children, Church Ass'n in the Interest of Advancement of Labor. Episcopalian. Favors woman suffrage; mem. Woman's Political Union, Political Equality Club, Syracuse. HUNTINGTON, Ellia ITentiss, 37 Winchester

Ro&d, Newton, Mass.

Assistant Harvard College Library, 1882-97; b. 1858, Cambridge, Ma^s. ; dau. James and Hannah L. (Stevens) Huntington; ed. Smith Coll., A.B. '81 (Alplia Soc.). Mem, Ass'n of Coll. Alumnae, Mass. Library Club. Congregatlonalist Favors woman suffrage.

BTUNTINGTON, Helen (Mrs. Archer Hunting- ton). 1083 Fifth Av., N.Y. City.

Author; dan. I. E. tind B. (Huntington) Gates; ed. privately; m. London, Eng., 1895, Archer Huntington. Poems: Polk Songs from the Span- ish; The SolltzuT Path; The Days that Pass; PYom the Cup of Silence. Novels: The Sovereign Good, An Apprentice to Truth; The Moon Lady Mean. Colony Club, N.Y. City. HUNTTNGTON, Julia Bradlee Weld (Mrs. John

Perlt Huntington), Harland Rd., Norwich,

Conn.

Bom Boston, Mass., 1878; dau. Franklin and Loretta (Barton) Weld; ed. Miss Baldwin's School, Bryn Mawr, Pa.; grad. Garland Kinder- garten Training School, Boston, Mass. ; special course in political economics and Industrial his- tory at Mass. Inst of Techn<rfc«y; m. HlBgham,

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��Mass., 1904, John Perit Huntington; children: Eaizabeth, Rogers, Evelyn. Assisted in organiz- ing public kindergartens in Cuba during military occupation of U.S.A. Episcopalian. Mem. Nat. Child Labor Soc. Favors woman suffrage. HUNTINGTON, Ruth, 206 Broadway. Norwich,

Conn. ("Winter, Hindman, Ky.).

Teacher; b. Norwich, Conn.; dau. James Maurice and Elizabeth (Barston) Huntington; ed. Smith Coll., Columbia Univ. (Phi Kappa Psl). Teacher In Kamehameha School for Native Boys In Hawaii; Oahu Coll., Honolulu; Settlement School for Mountaineers at Hindman, Ky. Con- gregationalist. Favors woman suflfrage. HUNTON, Grace, Roanoke Woman's College,

Salem, Va,

Teacher of Latin, dean of Roanoke Woman's Coll.; b. Roseville, O., Dec. 12, 1878; dau. John Henry and Lavinia Priscilla (Baker) Hunton; ed. Thlel Coll., Greenville, Pa., B.A. 1900. (valedic- torian). Teacher for 11 years in Lima High School; entered Roanoke Woman's Coll. as (feah Sept., 1912. Interested in Luther League work; sup't of primary dep't of local Lutheran Church 11 years. Author of arucies on iathors and con- tributions to Young Folks and Young Pe^iple, publications of the Lutheran Church for Sunday- schools. Clubs: Chautauqua. Lutheran.

HUNTON, Virginia Semmes Payne (Mrs. Eppa

Hunton), 8 E. Franklin St., nichmond, Va.

Born Warrenton, Fauquier Co., Va. ; dau. Will- iam Henry Fitz'burgh Payne (>rlg.-gen. C.S.A.) and Mary (Winston) Payne; ed. Hochelage Con- vent, Montreal, Can.; m. Warrenton, Va., April 24, 1901, Hon. Eppa Hunton; children: Mary Wdnter (deceased), Eppa Hunton 4th. Episco- palian. Mem. Country Club of Va., Warrenton Country Club. Against woman suffrage. HUNTSMAN, Elizabeth Van Buskirk (Mrs. Owen

B. Huntsman), 112 Riverside Drive, N.T. City.

Bom Aurora, N.Y., May 30, 1876; dau. Dr. M. B. and Sarah M. (De ShoQg) Van Buskirk; ed. Wells Preparatory School, N.Y. ; grad. from Wells Coll., A.B. '97; studied at the National Conservatory of Music, N.Y. City (music and languages); m. Lakelands, Aurora, N.Y., Sept. 18, 1902, Owen B. Huntsman (vice-pres. Missouri Pacific R.R. and Texas and Pacific R.R.). In- terested in settlement work, children's clubs, Bureau of Occupation for College Women, phil- anthroT>ic activities. Presbyterian. Mem. East- ern Ass'n of Wells Ck)ll., Nat. Civic Federation. Recreations: Riding, driving, danoing. Clubs: Wells (N.Y. City), Century Theatre. Against woman suffrage.

HURD, Annah, 602 Nicollet Av., Minneapolis,

Minn.

Physician; b. Humboldt, Kan., Nov. 20, 1871; dau. Tyrus I. and Ethel (Edgerton) Hurd; grad. Coll. of Pharmacy, Univ. of Minn. (Doctor of Pharmacy), '96; Coll. of Homoeopathic Medicine? and Surgery, Univ. of Minn., M.D., 1900; Ham- line Univ. (non grad.) Mem. Am. Inst, of IIoiQoeopathy, Minnesota Inst, of Homoeopathy, Minneapolis Med. Soc, Med. Woman's Club of Minneapolis, State Med. Examining Board, Woman's Welfare League, Minneapolis Political Equality Club. Favors woman suffrage; chair- man Lecture Bureau, Minn. Woman Suffrage Ass'n.

HURD, Ethel Edgerton, 602 Nicollet Av., Min- neapolis, Minn.

Physician; b. Galesburg, 111., Aug. 11, 1845; dau. S. Everest and Martha L. (Belding) Edgerton; ed. public school and Knox Coll.; Univ. of Minn. Med. Dep't, M.D.; m. Woodhull, III., Feb. 22, 1865, Capt. Tyrus I. Hurd (now deceased); chil- dren: Addle (deceased), Annah. After graduation took post-graduate course in electro-therapeutics; mem. Med. Woman's Club (sec. four years, pres. two years); now sec. Minn. State Homoeopathic lust. Mem. Minneapolis Med. Soc. (pres. 1908); lecturer In electro-thcrapeutlcs, Univ. of Minn., four years. Chairman Social Hygiene Com., Minn. Federation of Woman's Clubs; lecturer on social hygiene and eugenics. Favors woman suf- frage: has held various offices In Political Equal- ity Club of Minneapolis; mem. Exec. Board of

��Minn. Woman Suffrage Ass'n, and since 1897, excepting one year (sec. several years), lecturer on Woman and the Franchise. Universalist. Mem. Minn. State Homoeopathic Inst.; D.A.R.

HURD, Harriette CoUin Seward (Mrs. David N.

Kurd), 805 Main St., Cedar Falls. la.

Journalist, correspondent; b. Fayetteville, N.Y., Mar. 19, 1849; dau. Nathan and Harriette (Collin) Seward; grad. private school and high school, Fayeitteville (grad. with honors), 1868 (same school which President Cleveland attended; was baptized by Rev. Richard Cleveland, President Cleveland's father); m. Fayetteville, N.Y., Sept. 22, 1869, David N. Hurd, of Gilbertsville, N.Y.; one daughter: Sueie N., b. 1871 (died 1877). With husband removed to Cedar Falls, 1889, where en- tered newspaper Held, in which has since worked from local reporter to city editor, also editor club organ for Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs. Dep't editor Waterloo (la.) Dally Re- porter. Correspondent for syndicate of news- papers In Middle West, including leading dallies in St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha, besides Iowa State papers. Prominent in club life; for six years was chairman State Press Com., Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs; represented third district Iowa Feileration at Biennial, San Fran- cisco, 1912; app't, 1912, Iowa editor for Gen. Fed. Bulletin by State pres. of Iowa Fed. Women's Clubs. Congregiitlonalist; a State officer of mis- sionary society, has addressed various churches in Iowa; hae attended most of the State and Nat. bien*-Ials of federated clubs and sent report to dozetis of papers. Mem. D.A.R. (has been regent o/ local chapter) ; mem. Cedar Falls Tuesday Club and other social clubs; mem. for many years it Iowa Press and Authors' Club of Des Moines.

HURD, Katherine Hatfield (Mrs. Rukard Hurd),

Hotel Angus, St. Paul, Minn.

Born N.Y. City; dau. Frederick Domer and Katherins (Murphy) Hatfield; m. N.Y. City, Hon. Rukard Hurd, C.E., Ph.D. (Minnesota Tax Com- mission and author of the Iron Ore Manual). Mem. N.J. Soc. Colonial Dames, Nat Soc. Co- lonial Dames of America.

HURDON, Elizabeth, 31 W. Preston St., Balti- more, Md.

Physician; b. in England, 1868; dau. John and Anne (Coom) Hurdon; went to Canada In girl- hood; ed. In Ladies' Coll., Hamilton, Ont. ; Univ. of Toronto, M.D., CM. '95; special student of gynecology In Johns Hopkins Med. School. Ass't in gynecology, 1899-1908; associate since 1908 In med. dep't Johns Hopkins Univ., writer on gynecological subjects and abdominal surgery. Author: Gynecological Pathology; also (In col- laboration with Dr. Howard A. Kelly) The Ver- miform Appendix and Its Diseases.

HURFORD, Etta B. (Mra. A. R. Hurford),

Indianola, Iowa.

President W.C.T.U.; b. Meadvllle, Crawford County, Pa., Oct. 30, 1853; dau. Edwin B. and Sarah L. (Logan) Brown; ed. public schools and Female Sem., Crawford County, Pa.; m. 1878, A. R. Hurford of Melrose, Iowa. Was State cor. sec. W.C.T.U. of Iowa 20 years; editor of State paper; State pres. since 1908. Interested in re- ligious activities of church; Sunday-school teacher 40 years; active In philanthropic reform; has been pres. of Board of Trustees for a home to rescue unfortunate girls for the past 15 years. Favors woman suffrage. Methodist. Mem. Eng- lish Classic Circle; mem. Society Hall In the Grove (Chautauqua Circle); mem. Women's Club.

HURLBATT, Ethel, Royal Victoria College for Women, McGUI University, Montreal, Can. Warden Royal Victoria Coll.; b. County of Kent, England; ed. Somervllle Coll., Oxford, Eng., 1888-92. Principal Aberdare Hall, Cardiff, Univ. Coll. of South Wales and Monmouthshire, 1892-98; principal Bedford Coll. for Women, Univ. of London, 1898-1907; since 1907 warden of Royal Victoria Coll. for Women, McGill Univ., Mon- treal. Favors woman suffrage. Author of va- rious papers on educational subjects and on women's place and work. Mem. Women's Cana- dian Club.

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HTJBI3UT, Mrs. Clarke Stanley, 2105 Spruce HUSSEY, £thel Jt'ountain (Mrs. William J.

St., Philadelphia, Pa. Hussey), Observatoire Astronomlco, Unlversl-

Born Philadelphia, Oct. 26, 1868; dau. H. and dad Nacional de la Plata, La Plata, Argentina. Julia (Barge) Beck; when twelve years of age Daughter of Orlando and Jeannie (Shepherd) admitted to Girls' Normal School and graduated Fountain: ed. high school, Binghamton, N.Y.; at sixteen with distinction; m. Philadelphia, Univ. of Mich., '91; Ann Arbor (Phi Beta Kappa); Pa., 1885, Clarke Stanley Hurlbut (died Jan. 26, m. Santa Rosa, Cal., June 27, 1895, William J. 1899); one son: Clarke Stanley 2d, b. Aug. 9, Hussey; children: Roland, b. Nov. 16, 1896; Alice, 1888 (grad. Yale Coll., A.B. (Phi Beta Kappa) b. Dec. 1, 1898. Engaged in educational work In 1908; grad. Univ. of Pa., LiL.B. 1911). Specially San Francisco and Oakland. Cal., 1891-95; mem. Interested In little children who are maimed, of various boards and committees on student af- sickly or sightless. Author: The Biography of fairs, Univ. of Mich., Y.W.C.A. and Y.M.C.A., Benjamin P. Barge (her uncle); also many 1905-12; chairman Nat. Com. of Corporate Mem- smaller pufbllcations, short stories, also verse, bership, Ass'n Collegiate Alumnae; pres. Ann Ar- Protestant Episcopal. Recreations: Music, study, bor Branch Collegiate Alumnae, 1908-10. Con- boating, golf, walking. With her son has been tributor to magazines: Atlantic, The Independent, presented to the King of England. Sunset and others. Hon. mem. Woman's Club HURLBUBT, Katherine Maria, 294 Lafayette ot Sydney, Australia. Organizer and first pres.

Av., Brooklyn, N.T. Woman's League of Univ. of Mich., 1890. Rec-

Bducator, social worker; b. in Connecticut; reations: Golf, horseback riding, music. Con-

grad. Smith Coll., B.A. '86; student New Britain gregationalist. Favors woman suffrage. Pro-

(Conn.) State Normal School, 1886-87; physiology gressive in pK)lJtics.

and psychology, Clark Univ., 1892-93; philosophy hUSSTOY, Nora I.arge (Mrs. Charles Stuart

of education, sociology and etiiics, Columbia Hussey), 125 East Avenue Fifty-two, Los

Univ., 1904-05. Teacher of mathematics. New Angeles, Cal.

Britain (Conn.) State Normal School, 1887-89; Born Zanesvllle, Ohio; ed. in schools of Zanes-

teacher of Latin and astronomy. New Haen, yille, Ohio, and Vassar CoU A.B (Phi Beta

Conn., 1887-89; principal pedagogical dep't Ind. Kappa) '96; m. Los Angeles, Cal., Sept 29

Univ., 1889-91; Holyoke City Trainmg School for iggi^ Charles Stuart Hussey. Teacher in Du-

Teachers, 1891-96; Buffalo City Traming School tuque, Iowa, 1893-99; Los Angeles, Cal.. 1899-

for Teachers, 1896-1902. Head worker Alta Social iggi

Settlement, Cleveland, Ohio, 1902-03; principal of „,,btotc cn™i. * ^i\t,.= w=.it»,. . Snleii, N.C.; dau.

HUBLBCT, LoDlse McCollom (Mrs. Charles Samuel H. and Lisetta (Fisher) Langonour: ed.

Chase Hurlbut), 97 Lincoln St.. Montclalr, N.J. gaiem fN.C.^ Coll, fo- Oirlii and Moraviaji

Bom Laurens, N.Y., Mar. 13, 1«75; dau. James school; m. Jan., 1869, Walter S. Huston; chil-

Taintor and Emma Jane (Brown) McCollom; ed. at'en: Walter S., Arthur C, Edward P. Mary

high school, Troy, Pa.; Wesleyan Acad. ; State (^j^ j^ infancy). Harry L., BertUa. Prior to

Normal School; Cornell Univ (Kappa Alpha marriage taught school, then (entered Viiislncas,

Theta): m. Troy, Pa., Feb. 23, 1899, Charles Chase established 1891, The Homo Alliance, ^ local

Hurlbut; children: Helen Proal, Jesse Lyman, newspaper devoted to the prohibition of the

Teacher for one yearln high school Wethersfield, nquor traffic and advwuto oi woman EuCmge.

Conn. Mem. Glen Ridge Congregational Church; joined Woodland V/.G.T.U. when organized by

Woman's Club of Glen Ridge. Favors woman jyjjgg Frances WiHard in 1883, have siuco been

suffrage. sup't of press dep't of the county and f>ditor a.Qd

HTJEIX, Esteile May (Mrs. John Chambers publisher of the Home Alliance since July, 1891.

Kuril), 22 Langdon Av., Watertown, Mass. Favors woman aufirage. Mem. Christian Churcih.

Author; b. New Bedford, Mass., July 25, 1853; Indi^pendent in politics. Recreatioas: Visiting,

dau. Charles W. and Sarah (Smith) Hurll; grad. reading. Was active in the campaign which won

Wellesley Coll., B.A., '82; M.A., '92 (mem. Zeta equal 3uffri?.go for California.

Alpha); m June 29, 1908 John Chambers Hurll jjUTCHIN, Mary, Middletown. Del.

^"^^^"■=,£^'^1,^^ n ^V' r^^t^ I^f^ i^Q^ Th« Teacher of pianl; b. Dover, Del., Feb. 13, W5;

^>'^!.^^7L^J'^'^ ?B^1^T?. R^ii if^^^H dau. Rev. Wmia/» Henry and Mary Elizabeth

f-T'?.}^ ^J^^^' ^^"^.;Jt P?intfn?^q^' (Reedy) Hutchin; grad. Tilton (N.H.) 3em.. '92.

t^i'. ^^''^ ^""r^^'^.^^ft^wn^kl iSQfi FnI.P^^ New England Conservatory of Music. Mem

Edited Mrs. Janieson s Art works 1896 Episco- Anti-Tuberculo3i,<-. Soc. ; greaUy inturesU^

pahan. Clubs: Boston Authors, Boston Welles- ^^ j^^^ j^^. ^^^^^ ^^^ children in State of

ley College. jjgj. g^jgj, j^ conservation of forests. Favurs

HUKSH, Catherine 8. McGuigan (Mrs. John J. -vyomajj. suffrage. Metn. Nat. Soc. Coloniul

Hursh), Box 113, Newville. Pa. Dames of America in the Siate of Del.: moro..

Bom Tamaqua, Pa., Mar. 14, 1856; dau. William Consumers' League of De!., New Century Olub

W. McGuigan, M.D., and Harriet Leech (Wil- of Middletown, Del. (ex-pres.).

son) McGuigan; ed. Tamaqua High School later „j,.|^pwv,„a Ti.^c,„ni« 43 6 Rose Bide d-^valand

by private tutor; m. Tamaqua, Pa., Nov. 1, HUrCMmh, .*<=i/uiie, 43b Kose Hiag.. Cl<*voiana,

k'o^rrM^^uil^-f'iofn^^rc^i.'iltfan^^'S; P>|cian; ^.Brooklyn NT. ;d.u Robe,. ^.

woods. Again^st 'woman suffrage Presbyterian ll%,^rc%..''m^ll. M^^^^J'p't "ff U^if^^f

MUSB/VND, Helena Eorgman (Mrs. Richard southern Ca3.. Renident physician. Children's

Wellington Husband), Hanover, N.H. Hospital, San Francisco; assistant physicijui.

Born Penn Yan, N-r., 1869; dau. Bernard and Cleveland State Hospital: aaaistant in Neurology,

Christina (Avercamp) Bergman; ed Vassar Coll., Western Reserve Medical Coll. Interested in

A.B.; Iceland Stanforl Jr. Univ., M.A. ; m 1901, ^^^g^i Betterment work. Favors woman suffrage.

Richard Wellington Husband; one son: Richard conereeationallst B Teacher in Hals^ad School, Yonkers, N.Y.,

to 189S. Episcopalian. Mem. Phi Beta Kappa. HUTCHINSON, Klarache Boydew (Mrs. M. F.

HUSSA, Cora Isabel Warburton (Mrs. Theodore HutchinBon), Fargo. N.Dak. t i ix

Frederic Hussa), 18 Epplrt St., East Orange, Dramatic reader; b Watertown, Jak., Julv 14

jj J 1882; dau. Charles S. ana Mano B. (Morgan)

Graduate Smith Coll., B.L. '94; m. June 26, Boyden; «i. Sparta (Wis 1 High School, '01; Beloit

1%1 Theodore Frederic Hussa; children: Rich- (Wis.) Coll., A.B. '06; Emerson ColL of Oratory.

ard' Warren, b. DeC. 3, 1812 (died Mar. 8, 1903); Boston '09 (mem. Kappa Gamma Chi---Bmer8on

Althea, b. Feb. 8. 1904 (died June 12, 1909); School) ; m. Lisbon, N. Dak July 12, 1911, M. F.

Theodore Frederic Jr., b. July 30, 1909. Teachfer Hutchinson. Dramatic reader. Mem. Dramatic

of English and Latin in Bergen School for Girls, Section of Pine Arts (sec); mem. FortnighUy

Jersey City 1894-95, 1895-96; Englfsh and history Club. As dramatic reader has rendered ihsen,

in Wellesley School, Philadelphia, 1896-97; head Sheridan, Shakespeare, Dickens, Crawford, Bar-

of English dep't Miss Dana's School for Girls, rie and many others. Mem. Gotene and t^erman

Morristown N J 1897-1901. Metropolitan Societies- Recreations: Basketball,

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��music. Mem. Presbyterian Church, Fargo. Farors ■wtunan suffrage.

HCTCHTNSON, Klizabeth Bartol Dewing: (Mrs. Frederick Porter Hutchinson), 82 E. Fifty- fifth St.. N.Y. Citv.

Author; b. N.Y. City, Nov. 26, 1886; dau. Thomas Wllmer Dewing, N.A. (well-known artist), and Maria Richards (Oakey) DcTving (also an artist); grad. Brearley School, N.Y. City, 1903; m. N.Y. City, Oct. 16, 1912, Frederick Por- ter Hutchinson. Author: Other People's Houses, 1909; A Big Horse to Ride, 1911. Mem. Soc. for Ethical Culture.

HUTCHINSON, Minnie Boyer (Mrs. Bobert Lee Hutchinson), 1509 Sixth Av., Huntington, W.Va,

Bom Martlnsburg, W.Va., June 19, 1871; dau. Frisby Daris and Cornelia (Butterworth) Boyer; ed. Martlnsburg city schools; Marshall Coll. (Huntington, W.Va.); m. Huntington, May 23, 1894, Rot>ert Lee Hutchinson; children: Helen Ellse, b. Aug. 16, 1S97; Kathryn Bird, b. May 28, 1900. Taught for five years before marriage in Huntington city schools; has been four years pres. Woman's Club of Huntington; State chair- mtn of civics of W.Va. Federation of Women's Clubs; grad. of Chautauqua reading course and five years pres. Chautauqua Reading Circle. Mem. Baptist Churclj; teaches Bible class of ladies; teaches a teacher training course for Sabbath- school workers. Mem. Missionary Circle; Li- brary Lecture Ass'n. Baptist. Favors woman suffrage.

HUTCHINSON, Sarah Mears (Mrs. Daniel Lovett Hutchinson), 1637 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa. Born Philadelphia; dau. George W. and Mary Elizabeth. (Jones) Mears; ed. Miss Totten's and Miss Anable's schools, Philadelphia; m. Phila- delphia, Daniel Lovett Hutchinson Jr.; children: DaJiiel JO., Reginald. Has translated three boodles from German. Presbyterian. Republican. Rec- reations: Tennis, bridge, Bwimmmg, dancing, riding, driving. Mem. Acorn Club. HUTCHINSON, Mabel Vernon Dixon (Mrs. J. G. Hutchison), 147 E. Court St., Ottumwa, Iowa, Club woman and business woman; b. OttumTra, la. ; dau. J. W. and Sallie Ann (Vernon) Dixwi (both from Quaker families) ; father served in both houses of lawa. Legislature; ed. Wis. Univ. (mem. Delta Gamma) ; m. Ottum-wa, Iowa, June 23, 1898, J. G. Hutchison (nov/ deceased); daug'h- ter died at birth. Her husband, a lawyer and State Senator, embarked twenty years before his death in the wholesale grocery business, and since his death che has been president and active executive of J. G. Hutchinson & Co. Was for twenty years active in Sunday school work of Trinity Episcopal Church; started and for a time led the tK>y choir; director Y.W.C.A. and active mem. Ottumwa Hospital Ass'n. One of founders of Ottumwa Woman's Club; was mem. of the Tuesday Club, Tourist Club, and Art Club. Treas. (1895-99) and pres. (1899-1901) Iowa Fed. of Women's Clubs; now pres. Iowa Bx- Presldents' Ass'n. Favors woman suSrage. Episcopalian. Republican.

HUTT, Edith Palmer (Mrs. W. N. Hutt), Ra- leigh, N.C.

Bom In Canada, 1879; dau. A. E. Palmer, M.D., and Mrs. Annie (Von Strohn) Palmer; ed. St. (Catharines, Ont., and Chicago, 111.; took domestic science course at Lewis Inst, there; m. Detroit, 1906, W. N. Hutt (SUte horticulturist for N.C). Chairman dep't of health, N.C. Federation Women's Clubs; 1st vice-pres. Raleigh Woman's Club; chairman school hygiene. Gen. Federation Women's Clubs. Mem. N.C. Acad, of Science, Asso. Clubs of Domestic Science and various civic organizations. Recreation: Traveling. Specially interested in the woman's branch of the Farmers' Inst, (maintained by the State Govern- ment), going to them usually in their churches, schools or groves and giving demonstrations in cooking and talks on everything that concerns the welfare of the farm woman. HYATT, Anna Van Kirk (Mrs. Louis Eugene Hyatt), 2812 Thirteenth St., N.W., Washing- ton, D.C. Bora Itiaca, N.Y., Jan. 13, 1869; dau. Eron C.

��and Henrietta (Purdy) Van Kirk; ed. Ithaca High School; Wait's School; Cornell Univ.; m. Sept. 25, 1889, Louis Eugene Hyatt; children: Thelma V K., Kennet-h. Short story writer. Unitarian. Mem. Woman's Alliance. Clnbst Cornell Women, Short Story, The Netherlauders.

HTATT, Anna Vaughn, 126 E. 80th St.. N.T.

City.

Sculptor; b. Cambridge, Mass., 1876; dau. Al- phens and Audella (Beebe) Hyatt; ed. private school, Cambridge, Mass., and Art Students' League, N.Y. City; pupil of Henry H. Kltson, H. A. McNeil and Gutzon Borglum. Specialty Is animal sculpture in marble and bronze. Repre- sented in most of the Important exhibitions since 189S, and now in permanent collection of small bronzes at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, N.Y. City. Received honorable mention at the Paris Salon, 1910, for her statue of Jeanne d'Arc. Among her other notable works are her statue of a lion, Dayton, C, and groups of horses, tigers and goats at Metropolitan Museum. Mem. Nat. Sculpture Soc., Circle Friends of the Medallion, Federation of Arts. Favors woman suffrage. HYDE, Anne Rhea Bachman (Mrs. Charles R.

Hyde), Chattanooga, Tenn.

Born New Providence Church, Tenn. ; dau. Rev. J. W. and Evaline (Dulaney) Bachman; ed. Chattanooga High School, Sayre College, Lexington, Ky. (grad. with honors); m. Chatta- nooga, Tenn., Jan. 29, 1889, Rev. Charles R. Hyde; one son: John Bachman. Has been en- gaged in church work in various cities, Interested in American historical research and for years has been one of a committee to collect lit- erature for the Confederate Museum at Rich- mond, Va. ; has spoken many times for mis- sionary societies, unions and clubs on religious, literary and historical subjects. Author: An Historical Account of the Daughters of the Con- federacy; also a few poems and letter* of travel. Mem. Sayre Alumnae Soc., Va. Historical Soa, D.A.R., Daughters of 1812, Daughters of Con- federacy, Woman's Auxiliary of Arkansas His- torical Commission, Confederate Memorial Lit- erary Soc., Tenn. Woman's Press and Authors' Club. Recreation. Collecting Americana, Pres- byterian. HYDE, Annie Hayden (Mrs. Thomas W. Hyde),

the Vendome, Boston, Mass.; sum.nier address,

Bath, Me.

Born Bath, Me., July, 1841; dau. John and Martha (Brown) Hayden; m. Bath, Me., 1866, Gen. Thomas W. Hyde; children: John S., Ed- ward W., Ethel, Arthur S., Eleanor Hayden (Mrs. John C. Phillips), Madelyn. Mem. Brown- ing Soc, Folk-Lore Soc, Bibliophile Soc, Audu- bon Soc, Boston Drama League, Nat. Geo- graphic Soc, Hampton Inst. Soc, Red Cross Soc Recreations: Music, literature, art. Mem. Musical Art Club (Boston), Fortnightly Club (Bath, Me.). Episcopalian. Against woman suffrage.

HYDE, Elisrabetb A., 1840 Summit PL, Washing- ton, D.C.

Writer: b. Southport, England, July 31, 1876; dau. John and Emily (Watson) Hyde; ed. public schools of Chicago and Omaha and privately. Interested in settlement work, playgrounds, child welfare. Improvement of the ccwalc supple- ment. Favors woman suffrage. Writer (under pen-name of "E. A. Watson Hyde") of short stories, poems, songs. Congregational 1st. Mem. League of American Pen Women (pres. 1909-10); Ass'n for the Advancement of Women. Actively engaged in editorial and statistical work. HYDE, Ida Henrietta, Lawrence, Kan.

Professor physiology; b. Davenport, la., Sept. 8, 1857; ed. Univ. of 111., 1881; Cornell A.B. '91; Bryn Mawr '92; instructor In biology '93; fellow '94; European fellow of the Ass'n Coll. Alumnae '96; European research (Phebe Hunt Fellowship) '96; student Woods' Hole '91; U.S. Fish Comm'n investigator '92; research student Strassburg '93, Heidelberg 1894-95; Naples Biological Station '96; Bern '96; Harvard '97; Radcliffe '98; Univ. of Chicago '08; Rush Medical 1909-11; Ph.D. Heidel- berg '96; research Univ. of Liverpool '04. Mem. staff of physiology, Woods Hole Marine Bio-

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logical Laboratory, 1900-03; prof. Univ. of Kansas Art League. Mem. Country Club, Travis Club,

since 1899. Mem. Naples Table Ass'n for Labora- Woman's Club. Recreations: Study of her an-

tory Researcti. Interested in work of Boston cestry, D.A.R. work. Methodist. Favors woman

Educational Ass'n. Author: Outlines of Experi- sufirage; cbarter mem. of the Equal Franchise

mental Physiology; A Laboratory Guide in Phy- Soc siology, and a Monograph (1912) on the Influence of Science on the Development of Intellectual Personality; also numerous papers on physio- logical subjects, and more particularly on the nervous, circulatory and respiratory system of

various animals in Zeitschrift fiir Biologle, Jour- lAMS, Xacy V. Dorsey. (Mrs. Franklin P. lams),

nal of Morphology, American Journal of Phy- Tyndall and Hnxley Sts., Pittsburgh, Pa.

siology and other publications. Mem. Am. Phy- Court stenographer; b. Oakland, Md., Nov. 13,

siological Soc, Sigma Xi, Am. Geog. Soc., Am. 1855; dau. James Francis and Charlotte (Hook)

Biol. Soc. Chairman Douglas Co. Com. on Dorsey; grad. Waynesburg Coll., Pa., B.A. ; m.

Health, Education of Women, under Am. Med. Franklin P. lams, Waynesburg, Pa., Aug. 12,

Ass'n, membership com. of the Ass'n Coll. 1877; children: Jay Donald, Jesse Dorsey. Active

Alumnae. Favors woman suffrage. in promoting Pittsburgh's civic and sociologlc

HYDE, Mary Rebecca, 269 Court St., Bingham- betterment, and in State and national work of

ton N T similar character, helping to draft and secure

Principal of Lady Jane English school ; b. passage and enforcement of numerous laws to

Coming; N.Y., 1857; dau. Henry Mygett and tbat end, including tenement-house regulation,

Jane Lucy (Priest) Hyde; grad. Albany Female giil^,!*^"^'"' t^°- favors woman suffrage. Mem.

Acad., Allegheny Coll. and Geneva, SwiUerland. Equal Franchise A^ n. Writes chiefly local ar-

Engaged in teaching since 1876. Pres. Lady Jane "cles along Unes of civic and polit cal improve-

Grey Literary Soc.; prea. Monday Afternoon ment. Mem. Nat Child I^bor Ass n; vice-pres.

Club, Binghamton, N.Y.; pres. Soc. of New Eng- A^?°"fed Ohanties of Pittsburgh; vice-pres.

land Women (Colony 13) ; lecturer on art, history. Child Labor Ass'n of Pa. ; board mem. State

literature, director In Susquehanna Valley House. Federation of Pa. Women, and of Pa (3onsumers'

Favors woman suffrage. Has written articles League (mem. local league); mem. Nat. Housing

for magazines. Episcopalian. RepuWican. Rec- Ass'n; vice-pr^. Pittsburgh Housmg Conference;

reationT European traVel. Mem. D.A.R., Bar- vice-pres Civ c Club of Allegheny Co (1 000

nard Club of N.Y.; many times delegate to the ^e^mbers) P^'A^^® S'"!?,' >.^'"^^ ^l"^^' .^S??.^^

Fed of Clubs and has spoken ohiefi/ on eduoa- Musical Club, Quarrel Club and others In Pitta-

Uonal subjects. burgh.

HYDE, Sara Gardner, Tale Univ. Library, New LDDINGS, Lola Lamont, 7 Sheffield Road, Win- Haven, Conn. Chester, Mass.

Librarian; b. Palmyra, N.Y.; dau. Chauncey Born Baltimore, Md.; ed. in schools of Orange,

Thompson and Sarah J. (Hitchcock) Hyde; ed, N.J., and Vassar Coll., A.B. (Phi Beta Kappa)

public sciiools of Ware. Mass.; Mt. Holyoke Coll., '89; student in Yale Univ. for five years. Writer

N.Y. State Library School, B.L.S. Cataloguer N.Y. of poems which have been published In various

State Library, 1901-03; cataloguer U.S. Geological magazines.

Survey Library, 1903-07; catalc^iie reviser Yale ide, Fannie Ogden (Mrs. Charles W. Ide), 43 Univ. Library, 1907—. Mem. New Haven Equal Remsen St., Brooklyn, N.T. Fran<^se League. Author of a list of medical Author (pen name, "Ruth Ogden"); b. Brook- serials in the Yale University Library. Con- iyii_ oeo., 1853; dau. Jonathan and Abigail (Mur- gregationallst. Mem. Am. Library Ass'n, Conn, p^y) Ogdea; ed. private schools in Brooklyn; m. Library Ass'n, Mt. Holyoke Alumnae Ass'a, N.Y. Brooklyn, Dec., 1875, Charles W. Ide (now de- State Library ScOiool Ass'n. Recreation : Walking, ceased); one daughter: Alice Steele. Author ot Favors woman suffrage. juvenile stories: A Loyal Little Red-Coat; His HYDE, Winifred, 1039 C St., Lincoln, Neb. Little Royal Higheness; A Little Queen of Hearts; Professor of philosophy; ed. Univ. of Neb., Courage; Little Homespun; Friendship; Tattine; A.B. 1900, Phi Beta Kappa; Univ. of Denver; Loyal Hearts and True; The Good and Perfect Bryn Mawr fellow, 1902-04; Cornell scholar of Gift; also contributor to magazines in prose and philosophy, 1904-05; European fellow for Boston verse. Against woman suffrage. Woman's Ass'n, 1905-06. Instructor Univ of jgi^ehABT, Fanny Chambers Gooeh, 1901 Neb., 1911-12; prof, of philosophy, Univ. ot Neb., -^Tiites Av., Austin, Tex.

1912-13. Interested in singing. Favors woman ^^thor; b. in Mississippi; dau. WUliam and suffrage. Author: Bertrag fur Erkenntnistheorie p^^.^^^ (Magee) Chambers; resident of Texas des Pragmatisnius. Methodist. Recreation: ^^^^ ^^^,^ childhood; ed. in Waco (Tex.) schools Sports of all kinds. and in Baylor Female Coll., Independence, Tex.; HYMAN, Lillian Phillips (Mrs. Mai Wyman), m. (1st) George W. Gooch, of Albemarle County, Newboldt PI., Kew Gardens, No. Richmond Va. ; (2d) Austin, Tex., D. T. Iglehart. Author: Hills, N.Y. Face to Face With the Mexicans; Christmas in Bom Milwaukee, Wis., June 7, 1860; dau. Moses Old Mexico; The Boy Captive of the Texas Mier Phillips Wheelcock, of Vt., and Nancy (Vlsburg) Expedition. Spent years In Mexico studying the Wheelcock, of N.Y. .City; ed. private school and country and the people. Active In charities; high school, Garrison, 111.; m. Cairo, 111., Mai one of the original founders of the Altenhelm, Wyman. Identified with religious, social and home for aged women In Austin, and its presi- philanthroplc activities. Interested in woman dent for five years. One of founders of Path- suffrage Recreations: Painting, sewing. Mem. finder Literary Club; mem. and former vice- Minerva Club, Illuminati Club, Century Theatre pres. American History Club (Austin); mem. Club Domestic Science Club, N.Y. Federation Woman's Club, San Antonio. Episcopalian, of Women's Clubs. Recreations: Music, social affairs. Favors woman HYMAN, Sarah Minna Chalk (Mrs. Harry Hy- 3"^age. man), 309 Magnolia Av., San Antonio, Tex. tKEBT, Mary Holmes (Mrs. George P. Ikert, State Regent D.A.R. ; b. Elk Falls, Kan.; dau. cor. Jackson and Sixth Sts., E. Liverpool, Ohio. Robert L. and Anna (Butcher) Chalk; ed. private Born Black Hawk, Pa.; dau. Robert Cooper schools, Beaton Higti School, Companche, la.; m. and Euphemia (Boyce) Holmes; ed. Beaver (Pa.) (1st) Belton, Texas, 1890, W. T. Scott; (2d) Fort Coll., Preparatory Dep't; Mt. Union (Ohio) Coll., Worth Texas Harry Hyman (LL.B. Columbian B.A. (first honors of Philosophical Dep't), later Law School, Washington, D.C.); children: William M.A.; m. Alliance, Ohio, Feb. 5, 1880, Dr. George Thomas Scott, Robert Chalk Scott, John Pinck- P. Ikert; children: Horace Holmes, Georgella, ney Scott, Anna Rose Soott. Sunday-school Mary Rubiena, Olive Elizabeth, Jacob Jasper, teacher; soc'y of Foreign Missionary Soc.; mem. Virgil Crocker, Geraldine Boyce. Teacher for Colonial Dames, Daughters of the Signers of the ten years previous to marriage; for many years DeclaraUon, Daughters of 1812, Daughters of the mem. Board of City Examiners for Teachers. Re- Confederacy, State Regent of the D.A.R., Board sided in Washlngtan when Dr. Ikert was member of Directors of Y.W.C.A., Free Clinic Y.M.C.A., of Congress. Served for years as mem. of Board

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��of Visitors to all county institutions; mere. BoanJ of Directors Playground Ass'n; mem. Finance Com. of Hospital Ass'n. Frequent con- tributor to press, usually under a nom-de-plume; has written several memoirs which have bc>en published as booklets. Mem. Com. on Civics of Ohio Fed. of Women's Clubs; mem. Monday Literary Club (several terms pres.). Recreations: "Trips to seashore, mountain or country; music. Me&iodiat; active In Heme and Foreign Mis- sionary Societies of M.E. Church; several years pres. Steubenville Dls't Woman's Home Mission- ary Soc; mem. W.C.T.U. ; vice-pres. Florence Crittenton Circle. Favors woman suffrage.

ILLESCTON, Margturet (Mrs. Edward J.

Bowes), 169 W. Seventy-ninth St., N.Y. City.

Actress; b. Bloomlngton, 111., Mar. 22, 1881; dau. I. H. and Mary Ellen Light; ed. III. Wes- leyan Univ., Bloomlngton, and Conservatory In Chicago; m. (1st) N.Y. City, Nov. 22, 1903, Daniel Frohman; (2d) Nov. 14, 1S09, Edward J. Bowes, of Tacoma, Wash. Made profeselonal dSbut In a small part In The Pride of Jennico with James K. Hackett In N.T. City, 1900, later playing the leading woman's rOle in that play. Became a member of Daniel Frohman's Stock Company at Daly's Theatre, N.Y. City, 1902, and in the sum- mer of that year was leading woman of the Richmond (Va.) Stock Company; created the leading rdle In The Japanese Nightingale In 1903, and in March, 1904, played Henrlette in the all- star cast revival of The Two Orphans; created the part of Mrs. LeflBngwell In Augustus Thomas' comedy, Mrs. Lefflingwell's Boots, November, 1905; played the leading woman's rOle In Chicago In 'The Lion and the Mouse, 1906, and later In the Liondon presentation of that play; appeared at the Empire Theatre, N.Y. City, Sept. 3, 1896, as Nina In His House in Order at its flrst American production, and Sept. 9, 1897, was joint star with Kyrle Bellew In The Thief at the Lyceum Theatre, N.Y. City. Retired from stage, 1908-12, but returned In leading woman r61e in Kindling, under the Frohman management. In N.Y. City In the early part of 1913.

IMBBrE. Hattie SilUln*!) (Mrs. Addison Murray Imbrie), 6409 Fifth Av., Pittsburgh, Pa. Bom SheakleyvUle, Mercer Co., Pa.; dan. James McPherson and Mary Louise (Dunn) Silll- man ; ed. Pittsburgh College for Women ; m. Allegheny City, Pa., Oct 2, 1885, Addison Murray Imbrie; children: Addison Murray Imbrie Jr., b. Gept. 10, 1891 (died July 15, 1894) ; Boyd Vincent Imbrie, b. Nov. 27, 1895. Episcopalian. Interested in College Settlement work, KIngsley House, Pittsburgh, Y.W.C.A. (contributing mem.): asso- ciate mem. Pittsburgh Male Chorus; mem. Art Soc., D.A.R. (life mem.); mem. Twentieth Cen- tury Club. Against suffrage for women, but will vote If It be granted.

INGAXLS, Anna L/onlsa 'Ohe«ebrongrh (Mrs. John James Ingalls), 1040 Santa F6 St., Atchison, Kan.

Bom N.Y. City, April 9, 1843; dau. Ellsworth and Anna Louisa (Addison) Ohesebrough; eighth In descent from Gov. William Coddington of R.I., and seventh In descent from Gov. Peleg Sanford of R. I.; came to Kan. in 1859 with father from N.Y. City; mother of the present Lieut.-Gov. of Kan. ; ed. by private tutors and. governesses, finishing at Acad, of Visitation (Catholic), St. Louis; m. Sept. 27, 18fi5, John Jajnee IngalJs, late Senator from Kansas; eleven children: Ellsworth, Ruth, Ethel, Ralph, Addison, Constance, Shef- field, Marion, Muriel, Faith, Louisa. Against woman suffrage. Protestant Episcopal. Pro- gressive Republican. Mem. Kansas Soc. of Colo- nial Dames, Ancestral Soc. of Rhode Island, and of church societies. Recreation: Horseback rid- ing.

INGALLS, Benlah Humphrey ScalT (Mrs. Mel- ville Edgar Ingalls, Jr.), 512 Fifth Av., N.Y. City.

Bom N.Y. City; dau. James Ambrose and Annie (Forman) Scaff; ed. In London and Paris; m. Freehold, N.J., Sept 11, 1910, Melville Edgar Ingalls Jr., a lawyer. Associated in the better- ment of tenement house conditions. Mem. BJplscopal Church. Recreations: Riding, golf.

��Mem. Le Lyceum Soci6t6, Femmes ae rtance 4 New York.

INGALLS, Carrie Crane (Mrs. Frederick Clark Ingalls). 145P Clay St., San Francisco, Cal. Teacher; b. Newton Highlands, Mass., Aug. 8, 1874; dau. Moses G. and Emeline H. (Rogers) Crane; ed. Newton schools, Univ. of Cal. (sum- mer school), 1912; m. Newton Highlands, Mass., June 12, 1906, Frederick Clark Ingalls. Favors woman suffrage. Author: Text-Book on Domestic Art for High Schools, 19U-12. Unitarian. Pro- gressive. Mem, Home Economics Soc., Civic Council of Women. Recreation: Music,

IN0.4XL8, Eleanor Caldwell (Mrs. C. E. IngallB),

Washington, Kan.

Librarian; b.'D wight 111-. Sept 18, 1879; dau. Frank and Mary Alice (Rea) Caldrwell; grad. Zanesville (0.) High School, Putnam Sem., '98; Ohio Wesleyan, B.L., '02; Illinois State Univ., 1904; m. Washington, Kan., May, 1906, C. E. Ingalls; one daughter: Alice Lockwood. Cata- loguer in Cleveland Public Library, 1905. Edited htisband's paper for several months. Helped to organize a suffrage club in Washington, Kan., 1912. Author: A Trip to Europe, 1906. Presby- terian. Republican. Recreations: Dancing, skat- ing, bridge. Clubs: Woman's Study, Bridge. LN GALLS, Emma A. (Mrs. Clayton O. Ingalls),

235 Second Av., E., Kallspell, Mont.

Journalist; b. Union Grove, Wis,, Feb. 7, 1860; dau. William L. and Mary (Carlyon) Backus; ed. public schools, supplemented by home study and reading; m. Clear Lake, la.. June 17, 1879, Clay- ton 0. Ingalls; children: Beraice, Adellah. On account of husband's health failing they went to Montana, 1889, and estahllshed the Inter Lake (newspaper) at Demersvllle, a frontier town in the Flathead Valley. Owing to his continued Ill- health, the editing and managing of this paper fell into her handfi. It is now a dally paper in Kalispell. Interested In religious, social and philanthropic work. Favors woman suffrage. Active mem. of the Century Club for nine years (pres. 1909-10). -Sold the paper and bought a hJomestead, which ia one of the beat frutt and hay ranches in the Flathead Valley.

INGALLS, Florence AUln (Mrs. J. Klbben In- galls), 283 Keystone Av., River Forest, IlL Bora Iowa City, la.; dau. Richard H. and Ara- helle M. (Choate) Allln; ed. Iowa State Univ. and Chicago Kindergarten Coll., Chicago; m. Iowa City, July 3, 1890, J. Kijbben Ingalls; chUdren: Allln Kibben, Ruth. Sec. HI. Federation of WMnen'a Clubs, district vlce-prea. Woman's Home Missionary Soc. Methodist Cluibe: River Forest Woman's, Art Lovers.

INGELS, Mrs. Kosa Rnssell, 1504 E. Broadway,

Columbia, Mo.

Bom EJmlnence, Ky. ; dau. John Tlllott and Fannie (Giltaer) Russell; ed. by private teaching and Eminence Coll.; married; children: Russell, Callle Belle, Boone GUtner. Mem. Christian Women's Board of Missions, Public Library Board, Social Center Board, Art Guild of Colum- bia. Has given addresses on The Woman Citi- zen and The Equal Franchise. Mem. of Com. to form local Equal Suffrage Ass'n In Oot, 1912, Columblti, Mo. Author of various poems, sketches smd speeches. Recreations: Travel, piano playing. Mem. Tuesday Club of Columbia, Mo. Women's Farmer Club; pres. Fourth Dlst. Mo. Fed. Women's Clubs. Papers In for D.A.R.

INGEBSOIX, Mand Robert, office, 5032 Metro- politan Building, N.Y. City. Bom Peoria, 111. ; dau. Robert G. (well-known orator) and Eva A. (Parker) IngeraoU. One of the founders of the Vivisection Investigation League (sec.). A captain In the Woman's Suf- frage Party in 25th Assen>bly Dlst Agnostic. Mem. of all suffrage societies In N.Y., New Eng- land Antl-Vlvlseotion Soc., Boston; Am. Antl- VlvLsectlon Soc, Philadelphia; Cal. Antl-Vlvlsec- tlon Soc, Los Angeles; Maryland Antl-Vlrlsec- tion Soc, Baltimore.

rNGHAM, Mar7 UaO, SU a leth St, Philadel- phia, Pa,

Social worker; b. Plilladelphla, Nov. 24. 1866; dau. William Armatrong and CaXheri^e Eeppelo

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��(Hall) Ingliam; ed. Bryn Mawr, A.B. '03. Pres. Board of Managers of the Day Nursery; director In Octavla Hill Ass'n for better housing in Phila- ielphia. Mem. Board of Uirectors Equal Fran- ehise Soc. of Philadelphia; mem. Council of Pa. Branch of Coll. Equal Suffrage League. Mem. Program Com. for 1912 Convention of Nat. Am. Woman Suffrage Ass'n. Protestant Episcopal. Progressive in politics, 1912. Mem. Bryn Mawr Alumnae, Agnes Irwin School Alumnee, Nat. Housing Ass'n, Ass'n of Coll. Alumnae. Recrea- tion: Mountain climbing. Clujbs: Acorn, College (PhUadelphia), Sedgeley, Civic, Randolph, Moun- tain.

CNGHAU, Sarah Woodward (.Mrs. Howard M. Ingham), 303 Adams St., Camd^, Ark. Bom Keene, N.H.; dau. Cyrus W. and Mary N. (Gove) Woodward; ed. Keene public schools and high school and Wesleyan Acad. Wilbraham, Mass.; m. Kleene N.H., Rev. Howard M. Ingham, rector St John's Church, Caanden, Ark. ; one Bon, Leslie Howard. Ten years sec'y Y.W.C.A., Cleveland; successively treas., gen. sec. and pres. Nat. Non-Partisan W.C.T.U.; vice-pres. Nat. Temperance Soc, six years sup't of the largest Bpiscopal Sunday-school in the Diocese of Ohio; diocesan treas. of Arkansas Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Missions and diocesan pres. Daiigliters of the King (Diocese of Ark.). Prot- estant Episcopal. Charter mean. Ohio Woman's Press Club; mem. Art and History Club (Cleve- land), New Century Club (Camden, Ark.). Ten years editor of The Earnest Worker. Author: Temperance Teaching In Homes, Societies and Schools; five years editor of the Temperance Tribune (organ of Nat. Non-Partisan W.C.T.U.). INGRAHAM, Frances Adelaide Levcrich (Mrs. D. Phoenix Ingraham), 26 Mt. Morris Park, West, N.Y. City.

Born Brooklyn, N.Y.; dau. Richard Berrien and Margaret M. (Schoonmaker) Leverich; ed. private schools of Brooklyn; m. Brooklyn, D. Phoenix Ingraham; children: Marguerite Leverich (Mrs. Capt. R. F. Walton, U.S.A.), Sidney Phoenix. Mem. Reformed Dutch Church. Pres. N.Y. State Chapter Daughters of Pounders and Patriots of America. Mem. D.A.R., Daughters of Holland Dames, Harlem Philharmonic Soc, Huguenot Soc, Order of the Constitution. Mem. College Woman's and Rota Clubs. INGSAM, Eleanor Ms^e, Grand View on Hud- son, N.Y.; winter, 223 Riverside Drive, N.Y. City.

Anthor; b. N.Y. City, 1887; dau. John Wharton and Anna A. (Sheilds) Ingram; ed. at home with private teachers. Author: The Game and the Candle; The Flying Mercury; Stanton Wins; From the Car Beklnd; also contributor to various magazines here and abroad; books and short stories have appeared in England and Europe and have been translated into Swedish, Danish and Norwegian. Christian. Recreations: Motor- ing, yachting, music, reading, foreign literature. Reads French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. Mem. Tappan Zee Yacht Club, Rockland Country Club, Circulo Literario Hispaniola. INGRAM, Ida Nelson (Mrs. Orrin Henry In- gram), Rice Tyake, Wis.

Bom River Falls, Wis., Sept. 6, 1867; dau. Samuel and Caroline (Johnson) Nelson, ed. high school. State Normal School and Acad.; m. River Falls, Wis., June 27, 1899, Orrin Henry Ingram; children: Walter, Helen Faith. Taught sohool for twelve years. Pres. Fortnightly Club (char- ter mem.); mem. Library Board. Interested in charity and church work. Presbyterian. Favors woman suffrage; mem. Political Equality League. INGRAM, Marie L^tltia, 2439 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md.

Physician; b. Henderson, Ky., June 9, 1867; dau. Wyatt H. and Catherine (Milton) Ingram; ed Kentucky Univ., Southern Homceopathlc Med- ical Coll., M.D., 1907. ArUst before studying medicine, and elected pres. Art League of the South, in Louisville, Ky., 1896. Actively en- gaged In movement for the minimum wage for women. Favors woman suffrage. Waa editor of a dep't of art in Dr. S. S. Curry's Magazine, Expression, Boston, Mass., Ohristedelpihian.

��Mem. Md. State Homoeopatnlc Med. Soc, Wed/- nesday Medical Club. Has charge of the Clinic of Children's Diseases at the Md. Homoeopathic Hospital. Recreations: Motoring, flower garden. INDIAN, Grace EUzabeth, 14 Willow St., Provi- dence, R.I.

Librarian; b. Providence, R,I., Oct. 29, 1874; dau. Harris Smith and Elizabeth Frances (Wal- den) Inman; grad. Brown Univ., A.B. '98; has also taken graduate work in German and Latin at Brown, and several courses at the School of Library Science, Simmofts Coll., Boston. Baptist. Mem. Am. Library Ass'n.

rNSKEEP, Annie L,ncy I>olnian (Mrs. Loren*© Dow Inskeep), Oakland, Cal. Teacher; b. Gold Hill, Nov.; dau. WUllam Hickman and Christine Caroline (Hoemer) Dol- man; ed. Univ. of CalUornia, B.L. '93, M.L. '96; Univ. of Chicago, Ph.D. '98 (cum laude); m. June 11, 1895, Lorenzo Dow Inskeep; children: Lorenzo Dow Jr., William Dolman. Asst. prof, sociology. Mills Coll. Mem. Am. Sociological Soc, Ass'n Collegiate Alumnas (pres. California Branch, 1910-11); mem. Home Club, Oakland. Baptist. Teacher of Adult Bible Class. EBBY, Mrs. Claude, Kingston, Bartow Co., Ga.

Bom Keokuk, Iowa, April 12, 1897; dau. Samuel Lewis and Abbie Edwina (Bell) Bayless; ed. public schools of St. Paul and Minneapolis; m. Kingston, Ga., April 25, 1894, Claude Irby; one daughter: Dorothy Bell. Pres. seven years of Woman's History Club; since 1911 pres. of Sev- enth Dist. Ga. Federation of Women's Clubs. Episcopalian and interested in all religious work. Favors woman suffrage.

IRELiAJJD, Mary E. (Mrs. John M. Ireland), The Norwood, 1343 E. Capitol St., Washington, D.C.

Author, translator; b. Calvert, Cecil Co., Mary- land, Jan. 9, 1834; dau. Joseph and Harriet (Kirk) Haines; on father's side sixth in descent from Riohard Haines, English Quaker, who came from Oxfordshire in 1682; on mother's side, Scotch- Irish (sixth in descent from Roger Kirk, who came from Lurgen, Province of Ulster, in 1712). Both families bought tracts of land adjoining the forty acres given in person by William Penn in 1701 on which to build the Friends' meeting house. Supposed tiiey were in Chester Co., Pa., but when, in 1763, Mason and Dixon's line was run, found they were in Cecil Co., Maryland. Her great-grandfather. Job Haines, as member of the Maryland Legislature, attended, wltJi the other members of that body, the funeral of Genoral Washington; ed. Ladies' Sem., Jamaica, L.I. ; m. Calvert, 1859, John M. Ireland (died March, 1911); children: two daughters (deceased) and one son. Resided in Baltimore during the many years her husband held government ap- pointment in the Internal Revenue Dep't Au- thor: What I Told Dorcas; Grandma Elliot's Farmhouse; Timothy and His Friends; Otter- brook's Blessing; Under the Cherry Blossoms; Ot- terbrook's Parsonage; Otterbrook People; Hilda's Mascot; also many short stories and poems. Translator (from the German) : Christian Beck's Grandson; Her First and Only School F^end; An Obstinate Maid; Adolph's Victories; In Days of Abd-el-Rader; Stolen for Ransom; The School on Luneburg Heath; Driven Out; Eh-ic's Vaca- tion; Betty's Decision; In Fair Selicia; The Doc- tor's Family; Lenchen's Brother; Doctor Eck- hart's Boys; The Shepherd's Family; Life Work of Pastor Louis Harms; Prince Albrecht of Bran- denburg; The Block House on the Shore; The First School Year; Red Carl; Happy Days at Grandfather's; In Days of Peter the Great; Lot- tie's Second Year with the Wendorfs; More Happy Days at Grandfather's; Dorris and Her Moun- tain Home; The Young Violinist; The Tower Angel; Pixy's Holiday Journey. Mem. Eastern Presbyterian Church and of Its missionary so- ciety; Sabbath-school teaoher; mem. Woman's Christian Temperance Union.

IRELiAinD, Mary Nivln Deringrer (Mrs. J. Her- man Ireland), Cherry Tree Lodge, Hawthorne Rd., Roland Park, Md.

Bom Delaware; dau. Bomaugfh M. and Esta- lena (Woodland) Derlnger; ed. Philadelphia prl-

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��vate schools; m. 1st, Philadelphia, 1S82, Jamea Monroe Heiskell (died 1899); 2d, Baltimore, 1900, J. Herman Ireland; children: J. Monroe Heis- kell, Marian Gouverneur Heiskell. Favors wo- man suffrage. Episcopalian. Mem. Baltimore Country Club. IRISH, Lncina Giffln (Mrs. Ralph Orren Irish),

299 Oak Av., River Forest, III.

Lecturer, organizer; b. Fond du Lac, Wis., Jan. 10, 1SG9; dau. Judge Nathan C. and Jane (Eddy) Giffin; grad. Lawrence Coll., A.B., '93; m. Fond du Lac, Wis., 1893, Ralph Orren Irish; children: Joseph, Jane, Dorcas, Ralph. Asso- ciate editor The Woman Citizen's Library, 1912; teacher of Girls' High School, Kiukiang, China, 1893-97; treas. Wis. Conference Woman's Foreign Missionary Soc, 1902-04; sec. Wis. Com. Wo- man's Foreign Missionary Soc, 1904-08; mem. Board of Managers North'w'estern Branch Woman's Foreign Missionary Soc, 1904-10; Nat. vice-pres. Business Woman's Educational League, 1911-12; pres. Suburban Civics and Equal Suffrage Ass'n, 1911-12; lecturer and organizer for foreign mis- sionary interests and woman suffrage. Writer of verses: Christmas Thoughts, Baby's Smile, The Song the Angels Sang. Mem. W.C.T.U. Progressive Club (Chicago), Woman's City Club (Chicago). Methodist; prominent in activities of M.E. Church. Favors woman suffrage; mem. III. Equal Suffrage Ass'n. Mem. Progressive Party. IRONS, Mrs. Francena Langrworthy, Brookfleld,

N.T.

Physician; b. Brookfleld, N.Y., Mar. 1, 1845; dau. Nathan and Lucy A. (Dye) Langworthy; ed. Brookfleld Acad.; grad. Woman's Med. Coll. and Hospital, N.Y. City, M.D. 1888; m. Brook- field, N.y., May, 1872, Le Roy Irons (died 1876); one daughter: Annie Langworthy (Mrs. M. S. Clawson). Has practised medicine in Syracuse and Brookfleld, N.Y. ; in Syracuse was mem. Medico-Chirurgical Soc. Mem. W.C.T.U. Seventh Day Baptist. IRONS, Margaret Hill (Mrs. Walter Stokes

Irons), 35 Humboldt Av., Providence, R.I.

Lecturer, teacher; b. Berkshire, Vt. ; dau. Mer- rill J. and Mary (Rand) Hill; grad. Wellesley Coll., B.A., for special work In history and literature, M.A. ; m. 1895, Walter Stokes Irons. Head of English Dep't, Springfield (Mass.) High School, 1890-95; head of History Dep't, R.I. Normal School, 1912. Speaker representing the East, at the biennial in St. Paul of Gen. Fed. of Women's Clubs, 1906. Pres. R.I. State Fed. of Women's Clubs, 1906; pres. R.I. Woman's Club, 1912; mem. Women in Council; mem. Ass'n Col- legiate Alumnae (chairman of Com. on Educa- tion). Writer of occasional articles to magazines and professional papers published in educational magazines. Mem. Short Story Club (writers of verse, fiction, and one representative of each profession). Recreations: Tennis, theatre, study of wild flowers. Episcopalian.

IRVINE, Julia Josephine (Mrs. Charles James Irvine), care Monroe et Cie, Paris, France. Former pres. Wellesley Coll.; b. Salem, Ohio, Nov. 8, 1848; dau. Owen and Mary Frame (Myers) Thomas; ed. Antioch Coll., Ohio; Cor- nell Univ., A.B. '75, A.M. '76; received honorary degree of Litt.D. from Brown Univ., 1895; m. 1875, Charles James Irvine (died 1886). Prof. Greek, 1890-99; pres. Wellesley College, 1895-99. IRVING, Isabel rMrs. William H. Thompson), care of Twelfth Night Club, 23 W. Forty- fourth St., N.Y. City.

Actress; b. Bridgeport, Conn., Feb. 28, 1871; dau. Charles Washington and Isabella Irving; ed. In public schools. First appearance on stage was at the Standard Theatre, N.Y. City, as Ermyntrude Johnson in The School Mistress In February, 1887; mem. Augustin Daly's Company, 1888-94, appearing as Oberon in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Helen in The Hunchback, Au- drey in As You Like It, Daisy in Nancy & Co., Susan In A Night Off, Pansy in The Great Un- known and other parts in this country and Lon- don, and also In the Vaudeville Theatre in Paris, where she played Ada Rehan's part of Jo in The Lottery of Love. In 1894 with Daniel Frohman's

��Company played in Lady Noellne In The Ama- zons, then becamie leading woman of the old Lyceum Theatre Company until 1S97, playing in The Case of Rebellious Susan, The Prisoner of Zenda, A Woman's Silence, The Wife, The Charity Ball and The Benefit of the Doubt; in 1897 succeeded Maude Adams as leading woman for John Drew, playing for several seasons with him in Rosemary, A Marriage of Convenience, One Summer Day, The Liars and The Tyranny of Tears. J>ater appearances were in the Frohman production of The Husbands of Leontine, Self and Lady, The Romanesques (with William Faversham) and A Message from Mars (with Charles Hawtrey); starred in The Crisis (with James K. Hackett); played Louise In the all- star revival of The Two Orphans; starred In The Girl Who Has Everything, 1907-08, and leading roles in The Flag Lieutenant and The C!ommanding Officer, 1909. Mem. Twelfth Night Cluh.

IKWIN, Agrnes, 2027 De Lancey Place, Phila- delphia, Pa- Teacher; b. Washington, D.C., Dec. 30, 1841; dau. William Wallace Irwin (mem. Congress from Pittsburgh Dlst., 1841-43) and Sophia A. (Bache) Irwin; ed. in private schools and by pri- vate teachers; honorary LL.D. Univ. of Western Pa.; Litt.D. Univ. of Pa.; LL.D. St. Andrew's. Head of private school for girls, Philadelphia, 1869-94; dean of Radclifle Coll., 1894-1909; mem. Massachusetts Comm'n, Paris Exposition of 1900; mem. Massachusetts Com. for the Adult Blind, 1903-05.

IKVTIN, Edna Campbell (Mrs. S. G. Irwin), 907 N. Capitol Av., Indianapolis, Ind. Teacher and writer; b. Alamo, Montgomery Co., Ind.; dau. Henry Carson and Ruth (Hum- phrey) Campbell; grad. Northern Ind. Normal Coll., '91; m. Crawfordsville, Ind., 1896, Dr. S. G. Irwin (died 1907). Teacher and practice of medi- cine during life of husband. Began teaching at fifteen years (self-educated). Pres. charitable organization known as Girls' Cooperative Home; principal of soc. known as The School of Hu- mane Science which deals with higher sciences relative to the human being; lecturer, speaker and philanthropist. Interested in the evolution of the human as the important element of the universe. Editor of Appeal Magazine; contrib- utor to periodicals. Author: The Science of Be- ing; Have We an Affinity? Christian. Rosicru- cian; mem. Ind. Fed. of Clubs, Women's Coun- cil, etc. Recreations: Reading, experimenting. Mem. New TThought Olub, The New Era Club. A persistent student of the philosophy of life and the relative compositions of Nature in re- gard to Man and in the scientific application of natural law.

IRWIN, Elisabetii Antoinette, 95 Rlvlngton St., N.Y. City.

Journalist, social worker; grad. Smith Coll., B.A. '03; student Summer School of Philanthropy, '03. Instructor In out-door playground, Serward Park, N.Y. City, 1903-04; worker in College Set- tlement, N.Y. City, 1904-05 and 1909-10; In news- paper work from 1905.

IRWIN, Elizabeth Ag:nee (Mrs. Wilson Irwin), 164 Villeneuve St., Vllle St. Louis, Montreal, Can.

Born Montreal, Can.; dau. Henry and Jane Seymour (Tucker) Hammond; grad. Montreal High School for Girls, with honors; McGiU Univ., Montreal, B.A. (first rank honors and gold medal in classics), B.A. '76, M.A. 1900; m. Montreal, Wilson Irwin. Began teaching profession 1896; now retired. Taught classics in Montreal high schools; was non-resident tutor in classics of Royal Victoria Coll. and McGill Univ., and mem. of Examining Board (Protestant Section), Coun- cil of Public Instruction of P.Q. Has contributed to educational publications.

IRWIN, Mary Eleanor Barrows (Mrs. Frank Irwin), 2632 Haste St., Berkeley, Cal. Born Lawrence, Mass., Feb. 25, 1876; dau. John Henry and S. Eleanor (Mole) Barrows; ed. Dearborn Sem., Chicago; Smith Coll., A.B. '97 (mem. Phi Kappa Psl Soc); Univ. of Chicago, Oherlin Coll., Yale Graduate School; m. Oberlin,

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��Ohio, Nov. 30, 1305, Prank Irwin (Harvard, A.B., M.A., Ph.D.; ncm ot Faculty of Univ. of Cal., Mathematics Dep't); children: Eleanor Barrows, b. Aug. 22, 1906; Mary, b. and died Aug. 29, 1907; John Henry Barrows, b. July 7, 1909; Char- lotte Martin, b. July 15, 1910; Agnes, b. Jan. 23, 1913. Teacher in Dearborn Sem., Chicago, 1897- 99; instructor in English, Oberlln Coll., 1901-04. Interested in household economics, in training and education of small children; also studying Christian Science. Mem. Nat. Progressive Party. Favors woman suffrage. Edited: A World Pil- grimage; wrote Life of John Henry Barrows. At one time wrote book reviews for the Dial. Mem. Cal. Branch Ass'n of Collegiate Alumnae, Smith College Alumnae Ass'n, Smith Coll. Student Aid Soc., Consumers' League, Anti-Saloon League, Nat. Child Labor Organization. Recreations: Traveling, reading, tramping, canoeing. Was several years mem. Present Day Club of Prince- ton N.J.

rBWIN, May — see Eisfeldt, May Irwin. ISHAM, Hden, 78 Woodward Av., Buffalo, N.T.

Teacher; b. TitusviUe, Pa., July 14, 1881; dau. James Henry and Julia (Rouse) Isham; ed. Cornell Univ., A.B. '03; Ph.D. '06 (Sigma Xi— held graduate scholarship and fellowship at Cornell Univ. (Alpha Phi). Ass't in chemistry, Bureau of Standards, Washington, D.C., 1906-07; instructor in chemistry, Univ. ot 111., 1907-12. Sec. Neighborhood House Ass'n, Champaign, 111., 1910-12. Favors woman suffrage. Has pub- lished some reports of experimental work in the Journal of the Am. Chemical Soc. ; has now in press a Laboratory Guide for General Chemis- try. Mem. Am. Chemical Soc, Nat. Geographic Soc. Recreations: Tennis, boating. ISHAM, Mary Keyt, 849 Oak St., Walnut Hills,

Cincinnati. Ohio.

Physician; grad. Wellesley Coll., A.B. '94; graduate student in philosophy, Univ. of Cin- cinnati, 1897-98, A.M. '98; graduate student phil- osophy and psychology, Univ. of Chicago, 1898- 99; fellow in philosophy, Bryn Mawr Coll., 1899- 1900; lectured on psychology and student Laura Memorial Med. Coll., Cincinnati. Interne and Iiouse physician, Presbyterian Hospital, Cincin- nati, 1903-04; practising medicine, Cincinnati, 1904-08; ass't physician Columbus State Hospital, Columbus, Ohio, since 1908. Sec. Acad, of Medi- cine of Cincinnati, 1907-08. ISOM, Mary Frances, 815 Overton St., Portland,

Ore.

Librarian; b. Nashville, Tenn., Feb. 27, 1865; dau. John Franklin Isom, M.D., and Frances (Walter) Isom; ed. by private teachers, Cleve- land (Ohio) public schools, Wellesley Coll. (one year), Pratt Inst. Library School. Librarian Portland Public Library since 1901; pres. Pacific Northwest Library Ass'n, 1912; second vice-pres. Am. Library Ass'n, 1912. Interested in social service of all kinds. Favors woman suffrage. Episcopalian. Independent in politics. Pres. Professional Woman's League of Portland. ISRAEL, Mina W. (Mrs. I. Jack Israel), 335

E. Seventeenth St., Flatbush, Brooklyn, N.Y.

Born Boston, Jan. 1, 1875; dau. Martin J. and Malvina (Rosenback) Weil; ed. public schools of N.Y. City, Normal Coll., A.B.; took course of philosophy at Columbia Univ. ; m. Whitehall, N.Y.. Aug. 22, 1901, I. Jack Israel; children: Lucille N., Jane M., John W., James M. Pres. Whitehall Civic League; vice-pres. Trustees of Whitehall Free Library. Favors woman suffrage. Mem. Browning Club, Fortnightly Literary Club. Recreation: Tennis. ISRAELS, Belle Lindner (Mrs. Charles Henry

Israels), 21 EdgeclifE Terrace, Park Hill,

Yonkers, N.Y.

Born N.Y. City, Oct. 5, 1877; dau. Isidor and Esther (Freyer) Lindner; ed. public schools, N.Y. City; Horace Mann School, Teachers Coll.; m. N.Y. City, Nov. 9, 1903, Charles Henry Israels; children: Carlos, Miriam, Josef. Chief clerk of Grievance Board Waist and Dress Manufacturers' Ass'n. Interested In politics, civic activities (chairman Ckim on Amusement Resources ot Working Girls), recreation problems and social questions, industrial and educational problems.

��Favors woman suffrage; mem. Yonkers Woman Suffrage Ass'n, Woman's Political Union. Has published pamphlets and magazine articles. Jewess. Progressive in politics. Mem. Municipal Art Soc., Soc. for Sanitary and Moral Prophy- laxis, Women's Conference Eithical Culture Soc, Council of Jewish Women, Woman's Municipal League, Progressive Party Com. ot 14. Recrea- tions: 'Theatre, out-doors. Mem. Nat. Arts Club. IVES, Edith Wetherill (Mrs. Frederick M. Ives),

318 W. 75th St., N.Y. City.

Born Philadelphia, April 16, 1869; dau. Edward and Anna (Thori>e) Wetherill; ed. Bryn Mawr Coll., A.B. '92; m. Philadelphia, Nov. 15, 1900, Dr. Frederick M. Ives; children: Elizabeth, Ger- ard Merrick, John Wetherill, Chauncey Bradley, Margaret Newbold. Was for six years sec. and mem. Board of Directors of (3ivic Club of Philadelphia, 1894-1900. Unitarian. Mem. Con- sumers' League of N.Y. Recreations: Social. Mem. Women's University Club (N.Y. City), hon. member Civic Club ot Philadelphia. Favors woman suffrage. IVES, Georgiana Luvanne (Mrs. James Edmund

Ives), 1030 Main St., Worcester, Mass.

Bom Worcester, Mass., July 3, 1867; dau. George Edward and Nancy Elizabeth (Darling) Stone; ed. Mrs. Troop's school, Worcester, Mass.; m. Worcester, Mass., June 25, 1903, James Ed- mund Ives; one dau.: Elizabeth Laura, i. July 16, 1904. Against woman suffrage. Episcopalian. IVES, Mildred Card (Mrs. Robert Franklin

Ives), 8504 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn, N.T.

Born Brooklyn, N.Y.; dau. Benjamin Franklin and Abigail Minerva (Bliss) Card; grad. public school and Girls' High School, Brooklyn, N.Y. ; m. Brooklyn, N.Y., 1897, Robert Franklin Ives, M.D. : one son: Robert Milliard. Pres. Winter Club of Brooklyn; ex-pres. Mothers' Club of Public School 128, Brooklyn; vice-pres. Benson- hurst Foreign Missionary Soc; treas. "Onward" Woman's Christian Temperance Soc. ; mem. Children's Playground Ass'n of Brooklyn. Fa- vors woman suffrage. Baptist. Mem. Daugh- ters of Revolution (Long Island Chapter), Soc. of New England Women (Colony No. 8), Colo- nial Daughters of 17th Century. Recreation: Travel. Mem. N.Y. State Federation of Wo- men's Clubs. IVES, Sarah Noble, care Hospital, Middletown,

Conn.

Artist; b. Grosse He, Mich.; dau. William and Sarah Maria (Hyde) Ives; early education at home; grad. Port Huron High SchQOl,. Detroit Training School of Elocution and English Liter- atiire; art one year in N.Y. City and three years in Paris, after which began earning living as painter and illustrator. Adopted daughter of Mrs. Edna Chaffee Noble, who gave her her art education. Favors woman suffrage. Wrote and illustrated "The Inland Farmer," for The Woman Voter (1912). Wrote and illustrated two books for children: Songs of the Shining Way (poems) and The Story of a Little Bear (prose); contributed to and illustrated a weekly chil- dren's story to the McClure Newspaper Syndi- cate for two consecutive years. Universalist. Clubs: MacDowell, National Arts (N.Y. City). IVES, Susanna Mary, 198 College St., Middle- town, Conn.

Physician; b. London, England, 1866; dau. James T. B. and Mary Collins (Johns) Ives; ed. Woman's Medical Coll. of Philadelphia, M.D. '94; Post-Grad. School of Homoeopathy, Philadelphia, '95. Practised in Philadelphia, 1894-1901; Middle- town, Conn., since 1901. Pres. of Conn. Homoeo- pathic Medical Soc, 1907-08. On the Board of Directors and chairman Com. for Prevention of Poverty ot Social Sers'ice League ot Middletown, Conn. Favors woman suffrage; mem. Board of Directors of Equal Franchise League of Middle- town, Conn. Mem. Ethical Soc. of Philadelphia. Mem. Internat. Hahnemannian Ass'n, Am. Inst, ot Homoeopathy, Conn. Homoeopathic Med. Soc, University Club of Middletown, Conn. IVES, Victoria Siree (Mrs. Ansei B. Ives), 912

Fourth Av., No. Great Falls, Mont.

Born Garden Valley. Wis.; dau. Alexander and Mary (Spencer) Sires; grad. Black River PallB

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��(Wis.) High SahooQ, '77, with honors; taught school in Hixton, Wis., 1877-78 (mem. Alumnse Ass'n); m. Merrillan, Wis., 1878, Ansel B. Ives (lumber- man); children: Vera Maud, Raleigh Alexander, Joyce Texlne. Mem. Presbyterian Churoh of Shreveport, La. ; pres. Mothers' Union of Shreve- port. La., which is engaged in social betterment, philanthropic and educational work; founded a Training School for Girls in Shreveport, La., and formed a Cooperative Protective Ass'n In pre- vention of white slave traffic. Favors woman suffrage. Presbyterian. M«n. Civic League of Shreveport, La. ; chairman on Sanitation of La. State Fed. Women's Clujbs. Mem. Mothers' Union, Nat. Congress of Mothera, Parent- Teachers' Ass'n.

��JACK. Charlotte Biigrgs Nelson (Mrs. Cecil McKee Jack), 4B1 Macon St., Decatur, 111. Born Bloomlngton, 111. ; ©d. Decatur, 111., and

Bloomington schools; Vassar Coll., A.B. '02;

Univ. of 111., B.S.; m. Bloomlngton, 111., June 11,

1908, Dr. Cecil McKee Jack; one daughter.

Teacher in Bloomlngton, 111., 1906-08.

JACK, Marion Klizabetb, care D. Russell Jack,

Esq., 162 Union St., St. John, N.B., Can.

Artist; b. St. John, N.B., Can.; dau. Henry and Annie (Johnston) Jack; ed. in art by John Ham- mond in St. John, later in Paris by Charles Lasar, also in England; at Lambeth School of Art with Walter Donne; studied also In Paris a short time at the Delacluse-Colorossi Academie; with Tudor-Hart and Max Bohm for composition. Exhibited In France at the Salon Frangais and the Beaux Arts and in various minor exhibitions in France as well as smaller exhibitions in Can- ada and the U.S. Interested in the Bahai move- ment for the unity of races, countries and re- ligions and for the promotion of peace and brotherly love between peoples in the world, holding meetings in her studio, 6 Stratford Court Studios, Gee's Court, Oxford St., London, for the study of the works of Bahai o' Ulla, founder of the Bahai movement. Favors woman suffrage. Work consists mainly of paintings of portraits, including some of notable people, and decorative panels and projects as well as land- scapes of a more realistic nature. Bahai-Chris- tian. Mem. Woman's International of England, Cosmos Club, London; Allied Artist Ass'n, Lon- don; Art Asa'n, St. John, N.B. JACKMAN, Lena, 18 Cannon St., Poughkeepsle,

N.Y., and High School, Greeley, Colo.

Teacher; b. Poughkeepsle, N.Y. ; grad. Vassar Coll., A.B. '01. Teacher Miss Low's School, Stamford, Conn., 1904-07; Emma Willard School, Troy, N.Y., 1P07; High School, Greeley, Colo., since 1900.

JACKSON, Alice Hooker Day (Mrs. Percy Jack- son), 63 B. Fifty-second St., N.Y. City.

Born N.Y. City; prepared for college by private study; grad. Bryn Mawr Coll., A.B. '02; special student in Law School of N.Y. Univ., 1902-03; graduate student Columbia Univ., 1908-09, and 1910-11; m. 1909, Percy Jackson, lawyer. Treas. N.Y. Consumers' League, 1903-06. Mem. (College Equal Suffrage League, Soc. of Colonial Dames. JACKSON, Annie Brown, 6 Qulncy St., North

Adams, Mass.

Librarian; b. in Massachusetts; grad. Smith Coll., B.A. '82, M.A. '85; student In the Columbia College Library School, N.Y. City, 1887-88. Pres. of Board of Trustees of the North Adams Public Library since 1896. Mem. Am. Library Ass'n. JACKSON, Bertha Christine, 16 Ruggles St.,

Westboro, Mass.

Born Westboro, Mass., July 14, 1872; dau. George Josiah and Ada Jane (Snow) Jackson; ed. Westboro schools; grad. high school, 1890 (valedictorian); Wellesley Coll., B.A. '94; mem. Agora. Chairman of Program Com. of West- boro Branch of Women's Alliance of Unitarian and Other Christian Women, mem. Board of Managers and chairman Supply Com. of Weet-

��boro District Nurse Ass'n; mem. Program Com. of Thursday Club; sec. Current Literature Class; pres. Unity Circle; sec. Westboro School Com. Favors woman suffrage. Unitarian. Mem. Drama League of Boston. Mem. Worcester Wellesley Club, Thursday Club (social and literary). Has taught in the high schools of three of the New England States, now teaches only private pupils In mathematics and the languages. JACKSON, Caroline Cooke, 248 Rldgeway Av.,

Teacher; b. N.Y. City, Sept. 25, 1855; dau. Peter Hugh and Mary (Cooke) Jackson; ed. Normal Coll., N.Y. City (valedictorian), '73; Cornell Univ., B.S. '79. Went to San Francisco imme- diately after graduation from Cornell. Vice-prin- cipal of Mrs. West's School for Girls, 1882-1903. One of organizers of the Associated Charities of San Francisco (five years on exec, board) ; mem. Cal. Civic League (founded by Coll. Equal Suf- frage League); treas. Oakland Center (Cal.) Civic League; one of organizers of Northern Cal. branch Coll. Equal Suffrage League (treas. two years; pres. one year); active worker during suf- frage campaign In 1911. Democrat. Mem. Ass'n of Coll. Alumnse (Cal. branch); chairman Com. of Organization (pres. three terms and served In many official capacities). Charter mem. Century Club of Cal. JACKSON, Clara Thompson (Mrs. William B.

Jackson), 329 High St., Lowell, Mass.

Born Plymouth, N.H., July 8, 1857; dau. Hiram and Betsy Dow (Drake) Clark; ed. private school of Samuel Bums, puMic schools and New Hamp- shire State Normal School, valedictorian class of 1876; taught In same, 1876-81; m. Plymouth, N.H., May 10, 1882, William B. Jackson, M.D., of Lowell, Mass.; children: William Clark Jack- son, b. June 5, 1883; Henry Francis Jackson, b. Oct. 5, 1885 (died May 15, 1887); Helen Frances Jackson, b. Sept. 12, 1889; Laurence Malcolm Jackson, b. Aug. 11, 1891. Mem. Lowell Guild; director Y.W.C.A., 1910-16. Against unlimited woman suffrage. Congregatlonallst. Mem. Mid- dlesex Women's Club, pres. 1908-09.

JACKSON, Cora May Brussman (Mrs. Martin

Jackson), Falrview Ranch, Mabton, Wash.

Born Covington, Ky., May 12, 1874; dau. Augus- tus Francis and Eliza Ann (Linville) Brussman; ed. In Covington, Ky., 1880-87; in St. Louis, Mo., 1887-92, through public schools and private school for two years; m. St Louis, Mo., Feb. 17, 1904, Martin Jackson (died Aug., 1911); children: Nettle R., Elizabeth J., Martin Henry, Stella May, John Cogswell. Favors woman suffrage. Correspond- ent for five years for local newspaper. Mem. Christian (Disciples) Church; mem. Christian Women's Board of Missions, Co-operative Ass'n, Fruit Growers' Ass'n, Riverside Women's Club (reader three years, pres. one year) ; Public Rest Room of Sunnyside, Wash.; Junior Bible Class. JACKSON, Mrs. Evert Wendell, Wllkes-Barre,

Pa.

Bom Wllkes-Barre, 1883; dau. O. D. and Anna (Griffith) Jones; ed. high school, Philadelphia, and Wilson Coll., Mus. B. and certificate in music; mem. Sigma Alpha Pi; m. Wilkea- Barre, June 30, 1910, Evert Wendell Jackson (son of A. Wendell Jackson, who so recently defied the Six-Nation Syndicate and successfully floated a $50,000,000 loan to China). Ass't in physical science at Wilson Coll., 1906-09. Founded Wilson College Club of N. E. Pa, and first pres. Charter mem. Wyoming Valley College Club. Interested in universal suffrage. Unitarian. Recreation: Motorlag. JACKSON, Fanny Rebecca, Illinois State Normal

School, Macomb, III.

Librarian; b. Janesrllle, Wis.; dau. Alfred A. and Rebecca W. (Johneon) Jackson; ed. Rock- ford Coll., A.B. '96; Univ. of 111. Library Scfe^ol, B.L.S. 'OS. Periodical ass't Univ. of 111. Library, 1903-07; instructor in public documents Univ. of 111. Library School, 1903-07; ass't librarian West- ern 111. State Normal SchooJ, Macomb, 111., 1907- 11; librarian State Normal School, Whitewater, Wis., 1911-13; librarian 111. State Normal School, Macomb, 111., since 1913. Sec. 111. Library Ass'n, 1904-05; sec. Wis. Christian Endeavor Union, 1898-

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