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��aicINTOSH, Bella Marcuse (Mrs. Doiaglas Mc- intosh), 6 Frontenao Apartments, 442 San- grulnet St., Montreal, Can.

Born Montreal, Canada; grad. McGill Univ., A.B. 1900, M.Sc. '03; student Univ. of Breslau, Germany, 1900-01; fellow in chemistry, Bryn Mawr Coll., 1904-05; student in Frencli, McGill Univ., 1905-07; m. Montreal, Can., 1908, Douglas Mcintosh. Ass't McGill Model School, Montreal, January- June, 1904; private tutor 1905-08. Re- cording sec. Nat. Council of Women of Canada Blnce 1908.

McLNTOSH, Elizabeth E. (Mrs. Herbert Mcin- tosh), Warren Chambers, 419 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.

Physician; b. Woburn, Mass.; dau. William and Elizabeth (Cormack) EUard; e<3. grammar and high schools, Warren Acad., private school of Woburn; grad. Tufts Coll. Med. School of Bos- ton; m. Boston, Jan. 2, 1S97, Dr. Herbert Mcin- tosh, physician and author. Ck>ngregationalist.

McINTOSH, Kate Hamilton Pier (Mrs. James A. Mcintosh), 20 Prospect Av., Milwaukee, Wis.

Lawyer; b. Fond du Lac, Wis., Dec. 11, 1868; dau. Colwort Kendall and Kate (Hamilton) Pier; ed. public and high school. Fond du Lac; German- English Acad., Fond du Lac; Univ. of Wis., Coll. of Law, LL.B. (Delta Gamma); m. Mil- waukee, Nov. 26, 1901, James A. Mcintosh. En- gaged in genera] practice of civil law. Favora woman suffrage. Unitarian. Mem. D.A.R., Mil- waukee County Bar Ass'n, Y.W.C.A., Con- sumers' League.

McINTOSH, Miimie Dixson (Mrs. H. W. Mc- intosh). 131 Wilbur St., Allegan, Mich. Born Hastings, Minn., Nov. 27, 1867; dau. Thomas T. and Emma (Ilockafellow) Dixson; ed. Hillsdale Coll., 1S83; Ypsilanti State Normal Coll., 1885; grad. June, 1886; m. Carson City, Mich., Aug. 27, 1888, H. W. Mcintosh of Coldwater, Mich.; children: Louise, Mabel, Jean. Taught one term of district schoel; taught in public schools of Carson City one year, also in high school at Traverse City, Mich., two years, after graduation from Ypsilanti. Favors woman suf- frage. Has contributed articles on home eco- nomics to State Fed. Club, bulletin and manuals. Congregationalist. Recreations: Out-door farm life, fruit growing. Mem. Woman's History Class of Allegan, Nat. Housewives' League, State Fed. of Women's Clubs. Chairman of aep't of home economics of Mich. State Fed. of Women's Clubs. Has endeavored to induce State Agricul- tural College to provide free bulletins on home- making, etc.

McINTYRE, Florence Percy (Mrs. Philip Willis Mclntyre), 78 Front St., South Portland, Me. Writer, lecturer; b. Farmington, Me.; dau. M. S. M. and Elizabeth A. (Chase) Taylor; grad. Richmond (Va.) Female Coll. Inst, (valedictorian and gold medal for general excellence) ; m. Feb. 2, 1905, Philip Willis Mclntyre, editor, essayist and journalist (died July 3, 1912). Served seven years on editorial staff of Sunday Call, San Fran- cisco; later book reviewer and special writer on San Francisco Examiner and assistant editor of Society (San Francisco). Profes?or jour- nalism, literature and rhetoric. Holmes Col- lege of Oratory, San Francisco. Has con- tributed to leading newspapers and periodicals of San Francisco, American Magazine of Civics, Kate Field's Washington, Ladies' Home Journal, Good Housekeeping, Table Talk, Ladies' World, Munsey's and many others; now writing for Delaware Magazine, and the Sunday Telegram, Portland, Me. Unitarian. Recreations: Garden- ing and horseback riding. Ex-pres. Pacific Coast Woman's Press Ass'n; director Historic Land- marks League; mem. Writers' Club of Portland, Me.

McINTYRE, Mrs. liouise I.. LeVerenz, Winona I/ake, Ind.

Lecturer; b. Danville, 111., May 11, 1862; dau. Carl and Fredericka (Gerstner) Le Verenz; ed. Bchools of 111., Ohio, Baltimore, Md.; m. Dayton, Ohio, June 17, 1882, Daniel E. Mclntyre (de- ceased). In charge of the Health Dep't at Wi- nona Lake, Ind.. and lectures before Chr.utau-

��gtuas, women's clubs, schools, churches. Inter- ested in all reforms for uplift of humanity. Au- thor: How's Your Health? Mem. International Lyceum Ass'n; hon. mem. Toledo Newsboys' Ass'n; organizer of the Informal Study Club and the Broadway Shakespeare Club of Toledo, Ohio; also organizer of many Health and Happiness Clubs throughout U.S. Recreations: Walking, boating. Congregationalist. Favors woman suf- frage. McINTYKE, Lydia Fletcher (Mrs. William A.

Mclntyre), Langdon, N.Dak.

Born Brasher Falls, N.Y., July 16, 1876; dau. Edgar E. and Millie (Van Dusian) Fletcher; ed. Winona State Normal School; m. Sept. 7, 1904, Red Lake Falls, Minn., William A. Mclntyre, lawyer; one son: William Duncan, b. Nov. 17, 1908. Pres. Woman's Club of Langdon for two years; director State Fed. of Women's Clubs of N.Dak.; mem. Methodist Chureh. BIACK, Anna De Wolf (Mrs. Charles Foots

Mack), 1002 Dearborn Av., Chicago, 111.

Born Vincennes, Ind., Mar. 19, 1S69; dau. Will- iam Henry and Caroline Hannah (Drake) Da Wolf; ed. Vincennes Univ., '84; post-grad, study for two years; in Cornell Univ. with class of '92 (elective studies for two years) ; m. Vincen- nes, Ind., Jan. 4, 1893, Charles Foote Mack (now of the International Harvester Company). Sec. Chicago Alumnae Ass'n of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Presbyterian. Recreation: Athletic games. MACK, Flora Alice Davenport (Mrs. John F.

Mack), 712 Wayne St., Sandusky, Ohio.

Born Ross Co., Ohio, Sept. 1, 1849; dau. Anthony Sims and Penelope (Ritchart) Daven- port; ed. at Oberlin Coll., class of 1870 (mem. Ladies' Literary Soc. of Oberlin Coll.); m. Co- lumbus, Ohio, Feb. 25, 1873, John F. Mack; children : John Davenport, Alice Ritchart, Ethel Beebe, Egbert Hiram, Cornelia Penelope. Pres. Woman's Auxiliary of Missionary Soc; oflBcer of guild; 25 years teacher in Sunday-school; charter mem. Nineteenth Century Literary Club (pres. and sec); founder Fortnightly Club and first pres. (two terms); pres. City Fed. of women's organizations; mem. County Board of Visitors l?i years and vice-pres. and charter mem. Woman's Building and Rest Room Ass'n of Sandusky; mem. Sandusky Library Ass'n; charter mem. Martha Pitkin Chapter D.A.R.; chairman Ohio State Com. on Revolutionary Soldiers; chairman two terms of Com. on Harrison Trail and Ocean to Ocean Highway and Ohio mem. Nat. Highway Com. of D.A.R. ; chairman Ohio State Library Com., Fed. of Women's Clubs; two years State treas. of Nat. Soc. U.S. Daughters of 1912 for Ohio; one year pres. Ohio Soc. of U.S. Daughters 1812. Protestant Episcojyalian. MACK, Mabel Waller (Mrs. James Wilson

Mack), Indiana, Pa.

Born Bloomsburg, Pa. ; dau. David Jewett Wal- ler Jr. and Anna (Appelman) Waller; ed. Bloomsburg State Normal School; Indiana State Normal School; Vassar Coll., A.B. 1900; Berlin Univ.; m. Indiana, Pa., Dec. 20, 1905, James Wilson Mack; children: James W. Jr., b. 1906; Elizabeth Waller, b. 1908; Josephine, b. 1910; Margaret Louise, b. 1912. United Presbyterian. Mem. New Century Club. MACK, Rebecca Robins, 614 North Duke St.,

Lancaster, Pa.

Teacher; b. St. Louis, Mo., May 3, 1879; dau. Henry Ely and Grace (Lathrop) Mack; ed. pub- lic schools in Mo. and N.J., 1885-95; private school In Phila., 1895-97; Smith Coll., B.L. 1897-1901. Interested in music and choir work. Mem. Church of the New Jerusalem (Swedenborgian). MACKAY, Constance D'Arcy, Pen and Brusn

Club, 132 E. Nineteenth St., N.T. City.

Author; b. St. Paul, Minn.; dau. R. G. and Anne (D'Arcy) Mackay; ed. in public and pri- vate schools; entered Boston University, 1903; went into journalism, 1904. Author and director of "Pageant of Patriotism," produced in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, N.Y., May, 1911, and subsequently produced to celebrate "Safe and Sane" Fourth of July by Boston, Mass., and other, cities. Author and director of Pageant of Schenec- tady, 1912. Has contributed plays, articles and

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��short stories to magazines and newspapers. Au- thor: The House of the Heart, 1909; The Silver Thread, 1910; Patriotic Plays and Pageants, 1912. Mem. Festival Society ot America, Pen and Brush Club (N.Y. City), Soc. of Am. Dramatists and Composers. McKAY, norence Lncinda, Smith College,

Northampton, Mass.

Physician; b. Webster, N.Y., Aug. 21, 1882; dau. Hugh and Emma E. (Curtice) McKay; ed. Cor- nell Univ., A.B.; Cornell Med. Coll., M.D.; mem. Alpha Epsilon Iota. Held inlerneship at New England Hospital for Women and Children, Bos- ton, Mass., and intemeship at Babies' Hospital of City of N.Y. ; later ass't physician, Vassar Coll. ; now resident physician, Smith Coll. Baptist. MACKAT, Isabel Ecclestone (Mrs. P. J.

Mackay), 1034 Denman St., Vancouver, B.C.,

Can.

Poet, novelist; b. Woodstock, Ont., Nov. 25, 1875; dau. Donald Macleod and Priscilla (Eccles- tone) Macpherson; ed. Woodstock Coll. Inst.; m. P. J. Mackay, reporter Supreme Court of British Columbia. (Contributor in verse and prose to best British, American and Canadian magazines. Au- thor: Between the Lights, 1904; The House of Windows (first novel), 1912. Twice winner of the Toronto Globe prize of one hundred dollars for the best poem of one hundred lines on a Cana- dian historical subject; vice-pres. (representing British Columbia and Alberta) of the Canadian Woman's Press Club; first vice-pres. Woman's Canadian Club of Vancouver; mem. Athenaeum Club, Vancouver; the Canadian Soc. of Authors. MACKAY, Katherine Alexander Duer (Mrs.

C. H. Mackay), Harbor Hill, Roslyn, L.I., N.T.

Born N.Y. City, May 9, 187S; dau. William Alexander and Ellin (Travers) Duer; ed. at home by tutors and governesses; m. May 17, 1898, at 17 W. 2lEt St., N.Y. City, to Clarence Hunger- ford Mackay (now pres. Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., Commercial Cable Co., etc.); children: Katherine, b. 1900; Ellin, b. 1903; John William, b. 1907. Prominent in social life, in church activities of Protestant Episcopal Church, in suffrage cause, and in literary work. Has served on local school board. Vice-pres. of Equal Fran- chise Soc. of Nev.; mem. board directors N.Y. Equal Franchise Soc; mem. Nat. Suffrage Or- ganization, N.Y. State Suffrage Ass'n, the Con- sumers' League of N.Y., the Colony Club. Au- thor: Gabrielle (published in North American Review); The Stone of Destiny (Harper's). Mac KAY, Katherine Joanna, New Glasgow,

Nova Scotia, Canada.

Physician; b. NeTv Glasgow, N.S.; dau. John M. and Barbara (MacLean) MacKay; ed. In schools of Nova Scotia and Dalhousie Unv., M.D., CM. Engaged in professional practice; practised in Hawaiian Islands, 1900-02. Presby- terian. McKAY, Martha K. (Mrs. John S. McKay), 461

Washington Av., Brooklyn, N.T.

Born Whitehall, N.Y., April 28, 1848; dau. Philip Crane and Eliza Newell (Watson) Keeler; ed. in private school oif Burlington, Vt. ; grad. State Normal School of Oswego, N.Y.; m. Bur- lington, Vt., Aug. 1, 18S0, Prof. John S. McKay (prof, of physics of Indiana (Pa.) State Normal); one son: Charles Watson McKay. After gradu- ating from Oswego State Normal School held po- sition of critic teacher in that school, 1875-78, and 1878-80 head critic in State Normal School, Indiana, Pa. Her husband has been prof, of physics and mathematics in the Packer Colle- giate Inst., Brooklyn, since 1890. Mom. and in- terested in work of Brooklyn Free Kindergarten Soc, Brooklyn Soc. for Prevention of Cruelty to Cliildrcn, Park and Playground Ass'n, Child Labor movement. Favors woman suffrage. Ex- pres. Brooklyn Woman's Club; mem. Meridian Club, New York; Ex-Presidents' Club of Brooklyn. MoKEAG, Anna Jane, Wilson College, Cham-

bersburg, Pa.

Educator; b. Finleyville, Pa., Mar. 13, 1864; dau. Moses and Jane (Tannehill) McKeag; ed. tlnlY. of Pa.. Ph.D. 1900; hon. fellow in Philoso-

��phy, Clark Univ., 1903-0^; LL.D., Lafayette Coll., 1912. Teacher public and private schools, 1881-92; Wilson CJoll., instructor, professor, dean, 1892- 1902; Wellesley Coll., Instructor, associate pro- fessor, professor of education, 1902-12; president of Wilson Coll. since 1912. Favors woman suf- frage. Author: The Sensation of Pain and the Theory of the Specific Sense Energies; also edu- cational articles in educational periodicals. Pres- byterian. Mem. Am. School Hygiene Ass'n, 1905-11; New England Ass'n College Teachers of Education (pres. 1911); fellow A.A.A.S.; mem. Nat. Educational Ass'n, Nat. Soc. College Teach- ers of Education, Am. Psychology Ass'n, Twen- tieth Century Club, College Club (Boston), and College Club (Philadelphia). (Collaborator on Journal of Educational Psychology; delegate Am. School Hygiene Ass'n to Second and Third In- ternat. Congresses of School Hygiene (London, 1907; Paris, 1910).

McKEE, Florence Cutcheon (Mrs. S. Wallace McKee), 418 North Av., Grand Rapids, Mich. Born Urbana, 111., Feb. 2, 1860; dau. Lewis M. and Betsy Webster (Carr) Cutcheon; ed. Grand Rapids public schools, high school and Univ. of Mich. (mem. Sorosis) ; m. Grand Rapids, Sept. 20, 1883, S. Wallace McKee; children: Florence Morgard, Waldo Cutcheon. Interested in Mis- sionary Soc. In Westminster Presbyterian Church; has worked on membership and other activities 'of Union Benevolent Hospital and the Needlework Guild, also in charity organizations. Favors woman suffrage; charter mem. Equal Franchise Soc. of Grand Rapids (ward chair- man). Presbyterian. Repiibllcan. Mem. Chris- tian Workers Soc, Missionary Soc, D.A.R., Art Ass'n, Grand Rapids High School Alumnae, Housekeepers' Guild, and Ladies' Library Club.

McKEE, Ruth Karr (Mrs. Jamea S. McKee),

Hoquiam, Wash.

Born Hoquiam, Wash., Mar. 2S, 1874; dau. James A. and Abigail (Walker) Karr; ed. pub- lic school of Hoquiam; Univ. of Washington, B.Ph. '95; B.A. '96; M.A. '98; m. Honolulu, H.I., May 6, 1902, James S. McKee. Interested in his- torical research in the Northwest; chairman of a State committee working under Wash. State Fed. Women's Clubs; .'■tate historian D.A.R. Favors woman suffrage. Baptist. Republican. Mem. p.A.R., Pioneer Ass'n of Chehalis Co., Woman's Auxiliary of Y.W.C.A. Recreations; Out-door life, motoring, walking, bathing. Clubs: Woman's, Ladies' Musical (Hoquiam), Graye Harbor Fed. of Women's Clubs. McKEE, Sarah Gait Elwood (Mrs. Thomas Mc- Kee), Barrie, Ont., Can.

Born Duridas, Ont., Jan. 21, 1842; dau. James Gait and Mary (Caldwell) Elwood; ed. public and high school; m. May, 1864, Rev. 'Thomas McKee, J.P.S. ; has reared five sons and three daughters (six are in professions). Worked as a social re- former in several branches of philanthropic work. Pres. of Ontario W.C.T.U. 10 years; vice- pres. Dominion W.C.T.U. 12 years; has twice represented the Dominion at World's Convention of W.C.T.U. Favors equal suffrage for men and women, total prohibition of the liquor traffic, independence In politics and social and personal purity. Presbyterian. McKEE, Sarah Hughes (Mrs. Charles Judson

McKee), 915 Grand Av., Dayton, Ohio.

Born Rehobeth, Pa., Sept. 30, 1860; dau. Rev. J. R. and Caroline (Stewart) Hughes; ed. Cooper Sem., Dayton, Ohio; m. April 23, 1889, Charlea Judson McKee; children: Rowland Hughes, Janet Stewart, Philip Judson. Interested In church clubs and all active works of church. Women's Christian Ass'n, musical life of city, and be- nevolent and social activities. Favors woman suffrage. Presbyterian. Recreation: Golf. Mem. Friday Afternoon Literary Club, Mozart Club (musical). Book Club of First Presbyterian Church. McKEEN, Helen Josephine, 58 Clark St..

Brooklyn, N.Y.

Lawyer; b. Brooklyn, N.Y.; ed. Packer Colle- giate Inst., Brooklyn, N.Y. ; Bryn Mawr Coll., A.B. 1900; N.Y. Univ. law dep't, LL.B. '05; stu- • dent of law, Univ. of Berlin, 1901-02; N.Y. Univ.,

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��190S-06. Admitted to bar of N.Y. State, 1906, antJ since then engaged in practice of law. Man- ager of the Kings Park State Hospital, Brooklyn. MACKEI.LAB, Gertrude Elizabeth, 145 W.

Thirteenth St.. N.Y. City.

Organist; b. Bradford, Pa.; ed. in schools of Pennsylvania; music from private teachers; regu- lar and post-graduate courses in Guilmant Organ School; studied composition with Homer Norris and Clement R. Gale; piano with Dr. William Mason. Since 1904 organist Thirteenth St. Pres- byterian Church. Has given organ recitals. Only woman fellow Am. Guild of Organists. .HcKELI.AR, Margaret, Neemuch, Central India. -Medical missionary; b. Island of Mull, Scot- land, Oct. 23, 1861; dau. Captain Peter McKellar of Port Elgin, Ont. ; came to Canada in early childhood; ed. in public schools, Ingersoll (Out.) High School, Queens Univ., M.D. "90, and Woman's Med. Coll., post-graduate studies in Edinburgh and London. Mem. Coll. of Physi- cians and Surgeons of Ontario, 1890, and in that year went to Central India as a medical mission- ary, of the Presbyterian Church of Canada, lo- cating as the first medical missionary at Nee- much, where her efforts have founded a hospital which has been of great benefit to that region; took an active part in the famine relief work at that place. Frequent contributor to missionary and secular press on missionary and other In- dian topics; on a home visit in 1S98 addressed the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church at Montreal. Author: A Trip Info Kashmir, 1907. Presbyterian. McKELVEY, Mary Mattocks (Mrs. John Jay

McKelvey), Bonnie Brae, Spuyten Duyvil, N.Y

City.

Bom No. 28, 1862; dau. Daniel Jasper and Laura S. (Clark) Mattocks; ed. Oberlin Coll., B.A. '8.5; Bix years at Oberlin, four in college, with the Greek oration at Junior Exhibition Oberlin Coll. (mem. ^olian); m. Cleveland, Ohio, 1887, John Jay McKelvey; children: Mary, Constance, Ruth, Jane. Interested in legislation regulating child labor and welfare, and in favor of suffrage, also suppression of white slave traffic. Congrega- tionalist. Mem. Oberlin Ass'n, child labor or- ganizations, Consumers' League, Nat. Woman's Suffrage Organization, Sorosis Club. McKELVY, Blanche I>. (Mrs. Russell E. Mc-

Kelvy), 3036 Cass St., Omaha, Neb.

Writer; b. Fort Perry, Pa.; 1858; dau. Thomas Jefferson and Flora J. (Sadler) Lewis; ed. Pitts- burgh (Pa.) Normal School, State certificate for teaching in public schools; m. Braddock, Pa., Nov., 1880, Russell E. McKelvy; children: Isa- belle Treat, Blanche Russell. Sec. Social Ser- vice Board of City of Omaha; chairman of Civics Com. of Neb. Fed. Women's Clubs; chairman of Civics Com. Omaha Woman's Club; regent of Maj. Isaac Sadler Chapter D.A.R. Favors woman suffrage; vice-pres. Omaha Suffrage Ass'n; pres. Neb. Woman's Democratic League; pres. Omaha \/oman's Democratic League. Author of short stories for children; editor Woman's Department of Omaha World-Herald. Episcopalian. Mem. Omaha Woman's Club, W.C.T.U., D.A.R,, Wom- an's Democratic League. McKENZIE, Ethel O'Neil (Mrs. R. Tait Mc-

Kenzle), 26 S. Twenty-first St., Philadelphia,

Pa.

Born Hamilton, Can., 1880; dau. John and Han- nah (MacGowan) O'Neil; ed. Hamilton Coll. Inst.; Hamilton Conservatory of Music School; Clavier Piano School, N.Y. City; Berlin, Germany, pupil of Virgil and Rive-King, and Joseffy; m. in Chapel Royal, Dublin Castle, Aug. 18, 1907, Dr. R. Tait McKenzie. Mem. of faculty Clavier Piano School, N.-Y. City, 1903; held chair of music in Science Hill School, 1904-07. Chair- man Public Health Com. Civic Club, Philadel- phia, 1908-12; active in crusade against Infant mortality. Favors woman suffrage. Episco- palian. McKENZIE, Margaret McLe«d Kms (Mrs.

Peter McKenzie), 2 Coboors Ai»artin«nts,

Montreal, Canada.

Dom Naughton, Ont; ed. In Ontario schools; m. Dec. 23, 1S95, Peter McKenzie, chief factor of the Hudson Bay Company (died 1909). Has be<:n

��a leader in the Victorian Order of Nurses, and a member of its house committee; elected its president, Westmount, 1907. Former pres. and now hon. pres. of local branch. Daughters of the Em- pire, Montreal; undertook the care of the Mili- tary Cemetery, Papineau Road, Montreal, 1902. MACKENZIE, Mary Elizabeth Forwood (Mrs.

Georg-e Norbury Mackenzie), 1808 Park Av.,

Baltimore, Md.

Born Bel Air, Harford Co., Md.; dau. William Smithson and Rebecca (Glenn) Forwood; ed. Mt. St. Agnes Coll. (Catholic), Mt. Washington, Bal- timore; m. Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Bal- timore, June 14, 1902, George Norbury Mackenzie, LL.B.; children: Thomas, IV, b. Jan. 28, 1906; Rebecca Forwood, b. Jan. 28, 1906; Cosmo Glenn, b. May 22, 1907. Favors woman suffrage. Hus- band is author and- editor of The Colonial Families of U.S. of America. Catholic. Mem. Colonial Dames of America, D.A.R. Recreations: Tennis, dancing. McKEON, Elsis McVltty (Mrs. Edward H. Mc-

Keon), 12 E. Eager St., Baltimore, Md.

Born Philadelphia, Pa., June 13, 1880; dau. T. Edward and Phoebe (Quinby) McVitty; ed. Miss Sophie Irwin's School, Philadelphia, Pa.; St. Tim- othy's, Catonsville, Md., and Europe; m. Bryn Mawr, Pa., Feb. 6, 1900, Edward H. McKeon; children: Phoebe Quinby, Elsie Howland. Epis- copalian. Mem. of many historical societies and many hospitals and charity boards. Recreations: Golf, riding. McKEBBOLI., Mary Catliarine (Mrs. D. T. L.

McKerroll), 19 Laws St., Toronto, Can.

Born Niagara Falls, Ont., Aug. 21, 1877; dau. Rev. J. A. F. McBain, D.D., and Mary Morrison (Quin) McBain; grad. Toronto Univ., B.A. '99; m. Dover, Ont., Feb. 5, 1902, Rev. D. T. L. Mc- Kerroll, B.A. Before marriage was manuscript reader and critic. Elected mem. Presbyterian Woman's Home Mission Board of Canada; Mis- sion Band sec. for Canada. Teacher of Vic- toria Boys' Bible Class. Honorary pres. and in- terested in several local church societies and auxiliaries; also in hospitals of West End. Fa- vors woman suffrage. Presbyterian. Mem. Univ. Alumnae Ass'n, Woman's Foreign Mis- sionary Soc, Woman's Nat. Council. Recrea- tions: Golf, books, music. Mem. Runn-ymead Travel Club, Woman's University, Woman's Canadian Club. MACKEY, Maryette Goodwin (Mrs. Denver J.

Maokey), Monrovia, Cal.

Born Sandusky, Ohio, Nov. 9, 1865; dau. Homer and Maryette (Cowles) Goodwin; grad. Wellesley, B.A. '88 (mem. Shakespeare Soc); m. Florence, Italy, June 9, 1892, Denver J. Mackey; children: Florence Goodv/in, Margaret Gilbert. Mem. at various times of several philanthropic organiza- tions; vice-pres. for several years of Board of Trustees of Public Library in Ohio. Interested in college women's organizations. Favors woman suffrage. Author: Pronunciation of Ten Thou- sand Proper Names. Congregationallst. F*ro- gressive. Mem. D.A.R., Ass'n of Collegiate Alumnae. Recreations: Music, books. Mem. Wel- lesley Club. MACKIE, Laura V. Gnstin (Mrs. George

Mackte), 155 Pleasant St., Attleboro, Mass.

Physician; b. Etna, Maine, July 20, 1852; dau. Charles More and Ellen (Grant) Gustin; e<3. Westbrook (Maine) Sem., Woman's Medical Coll. of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, M.D. '74; later took post-graduate course in the Post-Graduata Med. School, N.Y. City; m. Attleboro, Mass., Dec. 24, 1875, Dr. George Maokie (now deceased). Engaged in practice of medicine In Attleboro, Mass., since 1876; one of owners of the Attleboro Home Sanitarium. Favors woman suffrage. Mem. Mass. Woman Suffrage Ass'n. Congrega- tionallst. Mem. Am. Med. Ass'n, Mass. Med. Soc, Nov/ England Hospital Med. Soc, Am. i'jloctro-Therapeutic Ass'n. Mem. Doctors' Clul), Round Table Club (Attleboro). McKILLICAN, Janet, American Presbyterian

]\Ilssion, Peking, China.

Missionary; b. Vankleck Hill, Ont, Can.; dau. William McKillican; granddaughter of Rov. William McKillican, Presbyterian clergyman,

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��who came to Canada from Scotland in 1816; edu- cated in schools of Ontario. Went to China as missionary and has since been stationed at Peking under the American Presbyterian Board of Missions; was at Peking and participated in the defence during the siege of Peking in 1503. Contributor to missionary papers and the Mon- treal Witness on Chinese subjects. Has lectured in United States and Canada on China and mis- sion subjects. Joint author: The Tragedy of Paotingfu, 1902. Presbyterian. McKrVI, Henrietta, Hospital for Men, Ispahau.

Persia,

Nurse and missionary deaconess; b. Toronto, Out., 1868; dau. Robert and Isabella (Meredith) McKim; ed. In schools of Toronto; graduitted ns nurse frorc Toronto General Hospital. Became a deaconess of the Church of England, 1901, and entered missionary service, being appointed cliief nurse in charge of the Hospital for Men at Ispa- han in Persia. McKINNEY, May Monming Faris (Mrs. Roy

Weaks McKinney), Box 490, Paducah, Ky.

Recording secretary-general United Daughters Df Confederacy; b. Hickman, Ky., June 23, 1874; flau. Alexander Allen and Florence (Goalder) Faris; ed. Mrs. M. E. Clark's Select School for Young Ladies, Nashville, Tenn. ; m. Hickman, Ky., Nov. 26, 1901, Roy Weaks McKinney; chll- Sren: Roy, Elizabeth (both dead). For two years shairman-general of History Com. U.D.C.; treas. Shiloh Monument Com. U.D.C.; for two years pres. Ky. Division U.D.C. ; is now serving third term as recording sec. -general of U.D.C. Mem. A.m. Historical Ass'n, Nat Soc. D.A.R., Padu- cah Woman's Club, Paducah Magazine Club, Fed. of Women's Clubs. Recreation: Motoring. Protestant Episcopal. McKINNEY, Mayela Genevieve (Mrs. Benjamin

.1. McKinney), Yellowstone Springs Ranch,

Benson. Ariz.

Born In San Francisco, Nov. 5, 1882; dau. Daniel Murphy, banker, and Anne Frances (Obrien) Murphy; ed. San Francisco, attended high school, Ziska Inst., Univ. of Cal., Cooper Med. Coll., M.D.; m. San Francisco, Mar. 1, 1908, Benjamin J. McKinney. Came to Arizona with husband, who is a cattleman. McKINNEY, Roberta Montgomery (Mrs. William

Ayer McKinney), 6549 Woodlawn Av., Chi- cago, 111.

Born Rochester, N. Y. ; dau. Robert and Mary (Gladstone) Montgomery; ed. Rochester High School, Wellesley Coll., B.A. '97; m. Rochester, N.Y., Sept. 8, 1903, William Ayer McKinney; children: Elizabeth Bright, Montgomery Nelson, Margaret Gladstone. Taught English in Royal Normal Coll. for the Blind, London, England, 1897-99; taught English in Rochester High School, 1899-1903. Mem. Exec. Board of Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Soc. of the West. Favors woman suffrage. Baptist. Mem. Chicago Wel- lesley Club. McKINNEY, Sarah Gertrude, residence, 328

College Av., Grove City; business, Carnegie

Library, Grove City, Pa,

Librarian; b. Chicora, Butler Co., Pa., 1874; dau. Henry B. and Mary J. (Thompson) Mc- Klnnev; grad. Grove City public school, '91; Grove City Coll., A.B. '98. Taught in public schools of Grove City, Edgewood and Pittsburgh, Pa., until 1901, then took up library work and was placed in charge of Carnegie Library of Grove City Coll. In 1902. Methodist. Mem. Woman's Literary Clut), Speedwell Club of Grove City Coll. .MacKINNIE, Adelaide OrfT (Mrs. Frank H. Mac-

Klnnle), Chestnut Lodrre. Sewlckley, Pa.

Born Fort Wayne, Ind.; dau. Christian and Angelina (Heller) Qrff; ed. Fort Wayne High School, classical course, and by tutors and gov- ernesses in languages, N.Y. City and Tarrytown- on-Hudson; m. Fort Wayne, Nov. 17, ISSO, Frank H. MacKinnie; children: Esther Benn, b. Sept. 24, LSSl (died Feb. 14, 1893); Henry Jr., Hugh Orff. Interested in social life, also in church activities of Protestant Episcopal Church and In philanthropy. Favors woman suffrage. Episco- palian. Mem. Women's Club of Sewlckley Valley.

��MACKLEM, Heloise (Mrs. Francis Paget Mack-

lem), Grimsby, Ont., Can.

Harpist; b. Halifax, N.S., Sept. 5, 1879; dau. E. H. and Mary (Blanchard) Keating; ed. To- ronto, Ont., and Brussels, Belgium, private school three years, and five years pupil of S. EJ. Meerloo, professor au Conservatoire (for the harp) ; enl ered '^onservatoirs 1905 and g^ned second prize that year, and was first, with Queen's prize, in 1906; m. Toronto, Ont., 1909, Frannis Paget Macklem; one daughter: Prances Charlotte Macklem, b. Aug. 16, 1910. Mcknight, Anna Caulfleld (Mrs. William F.

McKnight), 71 Lafayette Av., N.E., Grand

Rapids, Mich.

Art critic, art lecturer; b. Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov. 18, 1866; dau. John and Esther (Egan) Caulfleld; ed. private" schools in Grand Rapids, Sacred Heart Acad, Detroit; RadclifEe Coll., Camibridge, Mass., and traveled and studied five years in Europe; m. Aug. 20, 1907, Hon. William P. McKnight (prominent lawyer and capitalist of Grand Rapids, Mich.). Appointed by Commis- sioner-General Ferdinand W. Feck mem. of Dep't of Fine Arts of the Paris Exposition, 1900; ap- pointed by Gov. Chase S. Osborn to represent Michigan at conventions in Washington of Nat. Civic Federation and Am. Civic Ass'n; and by Governor Woodbridge N. Ferris to represent Michigan at the Fifth Nat. Conservation Con- gress, Washington, D.C., 1913. Lectured in Paris and London as well as in U.S. Lectured for President McKinley, at French Embassy, Wash- ington Club (Washington), Vassar Coll., Copley Soc, Boston Art Club, Brooklyn Inst, of Arts and Sciences, National Arts Clubs, N.Y. City; Chicago Art Inst., Providence Art Club, at the biennials of Gen. Fed. of Women's Clubs at Denver and San Francisco, at meetings of lead- ing State federations and the most prominent women's clubs in U.S.; retired from general lec- ture field en marriage. Now serving third term as pres. Ladies' Literary Club of Grand Rapids, one of oldest and largest in the country, to which she has brought as speakers President Taft, President-elect Wilson and ex-President Roose- velt, also speakers of national repute on art, literature, civics, conservation, public health, eugenics, pure food, etc. Director Mich. State Fed. of Women's Clubs; vice-pres. Drama League of Grand Rapids; director Equal Fran- chise Club and Charity Organization Soc. of Grand Rapids; mem. St. Cecelia Soc, Ass'n of Commerce of Grand Rapids, Am. Civic Ass'n, Am. Federation of Arts, Drama League of America. Roman Catholic. Recreations: Golf, motoring, dancing. McKISSICK, Margaret Adger Smyth (Mrs.

Anthony Foster McKlsslck), 425 Cainbridg«

St., Greenwood, S.C.

Born Charleston, S.C, 1870; dau. Ellison Adger and Julia (Gambrill) Smyth; ed. private school, Charleston and Edgeworth School, Baltimore; m. Greenville, S.C, 1891, Anthony Foster McKlsslck; one son, Ellison Smyth McKlsslck. Presby- terian; mem. D.A.R., Daughters of the Confed- eraiy, Public Library Ass'n. Hospital Ass'n. Mem. Exec. Board Women's Welfare Dep't, Nat. Civic Federation; ex-vice-chairman Industrial and Child Labor Com. of Gen. Fed. of Women'! Clubs; ex-pres. S.C. Fed. of Women's Clubs (now chairman Industrial School Com.); pres. Catuchet Club (Greenwood, S.C.) Recreations: Motoring, gardening. Favors woman suffrage. MACKUBIN, Florence, Tlie Brexton. Baltimore.

Md. (summer, Oriole Cottage, St. Andrews,

N.B., Can.).

Portrait painter; b. Florence, Italy; dau. Charles N. Mackubin, of Annapolis, Md., and Ellen M. (Fay) Mackubin, of Boston, Mass.; ed. at Les ROches, Fountainbleu, France, and by governesses in earliest years; studied art In Paris under Louis Deschamps and Julius Rolshoven, Id Munich under Prof. Herterreich: also specia] student in miniature painting of Mile J. Devlna, Paris. Painter of large and miniature portraits; exhibited in Chicago World's Fair, 1893; the Tennessee Exposition, 1897 (receiving medal and diploma for miniatures); Paris Exposition, 1900; Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901; St.

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��Louis Exposition, 1904, and Jamestown Exposi- tion, 1907. Appointed by Gov. Smith of Mary- land, and the Board of Public Works, to copy Van Dyck's portrait of Queen Henrietta Maria (after whom Maryland was named) for Mary- land State House, 1901; miniature of Cardinal Gibbons, bought for Walter's Art Gallery on re- turn from the Salon of 1909; under a later com- mission painted portraits of ex-Governors Lloyd, Winder, Ridgely, Swann and Lowndes, to hang in the Maryland State House. Has also painted portraits of Dr. Gildersleeve and many other prominent men and women in America and Eng- land. Has written frequent letters to news- papers, notably the Baltimore Evening News, N.y. Evening Post and Baltimore Sun, on social and political subjects. Protestant Episcopalian. Democrat Against woman suffrage. Mem. Soo. of Colonial Dames. D.A.R., Order of Colonial Lords of Manors in America, Baltimore Country Club, York Club (N.Y. City) and Golf Club of St. Andrews, N.B. Recreations: Travel, sketching, riding horseback, mountain climbing, golf, croquet.

MacKUSICK, Maxy Alcott (Mrs. Herbert N.

MacKuslck), Sunnycrest, Stillwater, Minn.

Educator, newspaper and literary work; b. Horicon, Wis., Mar. 14, 1865; dau. Isaac Hotch- kiss and Mary (Chlausity) Alcott; ed. White- water Normal (Wis.) and private schools; m. Stillwater, Minn., Sent. 1,- 1887, Herbert N. Mac- Kuslck; children: Alcott Monroe, Sarah Alcott. Founded, established, and now principal Sunny- crest Sem., private college preparatory school for girls, 10 years. Newspaper work. Editor Wom- an's Club Dep't Minneapolis Tribune nine years; short story and commercial writer; editor The Courant, ofiacial organ for Northwestern Club Women. Last two years head social worker for the Minnesota Home School for Girls at Sauk Centre, having phenomenal success in helping the paroled girl to make good. Favors woman suffrage. Writer of feature stories for "Twin Cities" newspapers, and short stories for chil- dren's magazines. Episcopalian. State historian of Minn. Fed. of Women's Clubs; mem. Still- water Library Board for many years, and in- Btrumental in establishing the Carnegie Library ftt Stillwater. Mem. Woman's Reading Club, Stillwater. McLAGAN, Sara Anne (Mrs. John Campbell

McLagan), "Hazelbrae," Clayburn, B.C., Can.

Born Ireland, 1855; dau. John and Martha (Mclntyre) Maclure; ed. New Westminster, B.C.; m. John Campbell McLagan (died 1903); one son and three daughters. Came to Canada with her parents in 1855. Husband established Vancouver World in 1886, and since his death she has been pres. of the World Printing and Publishing Co., and for four years managed the paper. Active mem. Women's Council in Van-couver (pres. three years); Provincial vice-pres. for B.C. for three years, and sole provincial delegate to Nat. Coun- cil meetings. Organized the Local Council of Women in New Westminster. Assisted in or- ganizing the Art Historical Scientific Ass'n, Y.W.C.A., the first chapter of the Daughters of the Empire, and the Victorian Order of Nurses at Vancouver.

McI^AIN, Mrs. Arthur Horace, 1401 North Sixth

St., Canon City, Colo.

Born Carlisle, Ind., Mar. 21, 1869; dau. James M. and Sarah Jane (McCormick) Ragsdale; ed. high school, Newton, Kan.; one term Western Female Sem., Oxford, O.; Univ. School of Music, Ann Arbor, Mich., three years; m. Newton, Dec. 18, 1889, Arthur H. McLain; children: Merle Amy, Ernest James. Has served as sec. and pres. Friends In Council, Canon City; two years second vice-pres.; two years and now pres. Colo. Fed- eration Women's Clubs; mem. Board of Directors and sec. Associated Charities of Canon City, eight years; charter mem. F.D.L. Club of Cando, N.Dak. (a ladles' club for social and educational purposes). Favors woman suffrage. Methodist. Mem. Order Eastern Star, and Aid Soc. of M.E. Church. Recreations: Camping, general recrea- tions with husband and children. Favors woman suffrage.

��McLANAHAN, Nettie Paskell CMrs. E. O. Mc- Lanahan), Greencastle, Pa. Born Henry, 111., Mar. 12, 1873; dau. Georg« F. and Mary (Hitchcock) Paskell; ed. Henry High School, valedictorian (class historian) ; m. Henry, 111., June 20, 1S94, E. O. McLanahan; on« daughter: Elizabeth, b. 1895. Interested in music, society in general. Favors woman suffrage. Episcopalian. Democrat. Recreations: Driving, theatre, music and clubs. Mem. Music Cluto, Literary Club. Identified with church and social life.

McT,ANE, Catherine Milligan, 211 W. Monument St., Baltimore, Md.

Social worker; b. Baltimore, Md., 1850; dau. Louis and Sophie L. (Hoffman) McLane; ed. private schools in San Francisco and New York. Interested in Charity Organization Soc. in Bal- timore; has been mem. Exec. Com. and chair- man of District Boards Com. for many years. Pres. Baltimore Ass'n for Promotion of Uni- versal Education of Women; mem. Md. Child Labor Com. four years; Trustee of Poor undei reform mayor. Favors woman suffrage. Mem. College Equal Suffrage League. Protestant Epis- copa,). Independent Democrat. Charter mem. Md, Social Hygiene Soc. ; mem. Am. Labor Legisla- tion Ass'n, Sociological Ass'n, etc. Recreations: Farming, traveling, theatre. Mem. Baltimore Country Club, York Club (N.Y. City). McLAKEN, Alice I>ay (Mrs. WiUlam A. McLa- ren), Apartado 1475, Mexico, D.F., Mexico. Born Jonesboro, 111., Mar. 27, 1884; dau. WHliam Scott and Helen (Frick) Day; ed. Miss Bald- win's. School, Bryn Mawr, Pa.; Bryn Mawr Coll., class of 1905; m. Santa Barbara, Cal., Sept. 18, 1907, William A. McLaren. Actively interested in Pan-American relations. Favors woman suf- frage. Unitarian. Recreations: Tennis, riding and fishing. Mem. Bryn Mawr Club (N.Y. City). McLAKEN, Jennette M., 803 Lowry Bldg., St Paul. Minn.

Physician; b. Alden, 111., Dec. 26, 1857; dau, James A. and Susannah (Quilhot) McLaren; ed, Woodstock (111.) High School; Univ. of Mich.. M.D. (Alpha Epsilon Iota). Engaged in generai practice of medicine. Clinical instructor in oD' stetrics Medical Dep't Univ. of Minn. Active in work of church and Y.W.C.A. Favors woman suffrage. Presbyterian.

MacLAEEN, Katherine Dean (Mrs. Archibald MacLaren), 412 Holly Av., St. Paul, Minn. Born St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 25, 1868; dau. Will- Ham B. and Mary K. (Nicols) Dean; grad. Miss Anable's School, Philadelphia, Pa., 1888; m. St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 12, 1889, Dr. Arc4iit>ald Mac- Laren; children: Margaret, Katherine Dean, Archibald Dean. Trustee Associated Charities; pres. King's Daughters' Aid Soc; sup't Primary Dep't House of Hope, Presbyterian Sunday-school. Mem. y.W.CA., Woman's Welfare League, Civic League, Century Club, City Club. Presbyterian. Favors woman suffrage.

McLaughlin, Mary Louise, 4011 Sherwood Av., Arnsby PI., Cincinnati, O Artist; b. Cincinnati, O., Sept. 29, 1847; dau. William and Mary A. (Robinson) McLaughlin; ed. in Cincinnati. Began experiments in the decoration of pottery under the glaze after the manner of the Limoges faience, 1877; exhibited the ware at Paris Exposition, 1878, receiving honorable mention; received silver medal for decorative metal work at Paris Exposition, 1889; began experiments in making porcelain, 1898, and exhibited this "Losanti" porcelain at Paris Exposition, 1900, receiving bronze medal. Has also engaged in painting in oil and water colors, etching, decorative etching, the making of jew- elry, embroidery and lace, carving and modeling; made colored monotypes about 1892; now engaged in new process of producing colored dry-point etchings. Author: Manual on China Painting, 1877; Suggestions to China Painters, 1SS3; Pottery Decoration, 18S4; Painting in Oil, 18SS; The Sec- ond Madame, 1S95. Believes in franchise for women, with limitations as to education and character, but opposed to militant methods to get it. Honorary mem. Cincinnati Woman's Club and Woman's Art Club of Cincinnati. Recrea- tions: Gardening and archery.

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��McLAUGHLLN, Theodora North (Mrs. John Mc- Laughlin), 1721 Euclid St., Washington, D.C. Born Vienna, Va. ; dau. Rev. Joseph B. and Mary M. North; m. 1S98, John McLaughlin, U.S.N. ; ed. public schools of Philadelphia, Pa.; Washington, D.C, and Herndon (Va.) Sem. Vice- chairman Washington Section Woman's De^'t of Nat. Civic Federation. Sec. District of Columbia Red Cross. Presbyterian.

McLACGHBY. Margaret, New Wilmington, Pa. Teacher; b. New Wilmington, Pa., Jan. 28, 1854; dau. James Alexander and Elizabeth (Carmon) McLaughry; grad. Westminster Coll., New Wil- mington, A.B. '74; honorary degree of A.M. '8S. Taught in private schools; prof. German and En- glish in Westminster Ooll. ; dean of women and prof, of English in Tarkio (Mo.) Coll. Editor and contributor Junior Missionary Magazine; con- tributor to Christian Union Herald, and to Women's Missionary Magazine; interested in church and Y.W.C.A. Favors woman suffrage. United Presbyterian. Clubs: The Sorosis (Tar- kio, Mo.), Thursday (New Wilmington, Pa.). McLAWS, Emily Lafayette, Augusta, Ga.

Author; b. Augusta, Ga. ; dau. Maj. Huguenin and Sarah (Twiggs) McLaws; privately edu- cated. Contributor of short stories to leading magazines. Author (pen-name "Lafayette Mc- Laws"): When the Land Was Young, 1901; Jezebel, a Romance in the Days When Ahab Was King of Israel, 1902; Maid of Athens, 190G; The Welding, 1907. Mem. United Daughters of the Confederacy.

McLEAN, Addie L., 337 Augusta Av., DeKalb, 111.

Critic teacher; b. Batavia, 111., Mar. 24, 1860; dau. Ezra Stearns and Ellen L. (Wood) McLean; ed. Batavia public school. Northern 111. State Normal School (grad. 1903), Prang's Summer School, Chicago; Univ. of Chicago Summer School. Taught school 21 years in Batavia, 111. ; went to DeKalb, 1901, to attend Northern 111. State Normal School; became mem. of the fac- ulty, 1903, and still continues as intermediate grade critic. Episcopalian. Was mem. Literary Club, and pres. Woman's Club (Batavia, 111.) ; now serving third year as pres. of DeKalb Wom- an's Club.

McLEAN, Adelaide Lare (Mrs. Charles V. Mc- Lean), The Gladstone, Eleventh and Pine Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.

Born Pittsburgh, Pa.; dau. Edwin and Agnes C. (O'Leary) Lare; ed. first at Miss Fuller's School for Girls, later grad. from the Bishop Bowman Inst.. Pittsburgh; m. Pittsburgh, Pa., Nov. 6, 1909, Charles V. McLean (connected with the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin) ; one daugh- ter: Agnes Lare McLean. Active in Pittsburgh Chapter D.A.R., transferred to the Philadelphia Chapter D.A.R.; active mem. St. Stephen's Prot- estant Episcopal Church, Philadelphia. Mem. Students' Fund Com. of Univ. of Pa., Hos- pital Fund of Amateur Dramatics, and mem. Charlotte Cushman Club of Philadelphia. Fa- vors limited suffrage. Has written many maga- zine and newspaper articles, and two curtain raisers that have been published. Recreations: Dancing, swimming, fishing.

MacLEAN, Adelaine Lockwood (Mrs. William Bradley MacLean), 25 23 Portland Av., Minne- apolis, Minn.

Born Minneapolis; Minn., Sept. 30, 1866; dau. Addison and Ellen (Scott) Lockwood; ed. Minne- apolis High School, St. Cloud Normal; m. Aurora, 111., Sept. 14, 18.59, William Bradley MacLean; one son: Edwin Lockwood. Sup't of one of the largest primary Sunday-schools in the State for 12 years; mem. Board of Managers of Y.W.C.A. (sec. of board, and chairman of Educational arid Library Committee). Against woman suffrage. Congregationalist. Mem. Church Missionary So<'., Needlework Guild, Sunshine Sor., Hospital Work. Recreations: Motoring, horseback riding, rowing, painting. Pres. two years of The Ramblers; mem. Portland Av. Historical Club, Bridge Club (pres. two years). Ladies' Afternoon Club (for philanthropic work), Lewis Parliamentary Law Ass'n. Pres. Dist. Fed. of Women's Clubs; vice-

��pres. State Fed. Served on the committee ap- pointed by Gov. Johnson for inspection of State Training Schools.

SlacLKAX, Annie Marion, Adelphl College,

Brooklyn, N.T.

Teacher; b. Prince Edward Island, Can.; dau. Rev. John Anderson and Christina (MacDonaldJ MacLean; ed. Acadia Coll. (Nova Scotia), A.B. '93; A.M. '94 (with first class honors in philosophy and modern languages); Univ. of Chicago, Ph.M. '97; Ph.D. 1900 (mem. Kappa Alpha Theta). Prof. sociology at Adelphl Coll., Brooklyn, N.Y., 1906 — ; director sociological Investigation of Nat. Board of Y.W.C.A., 1907-10. Favors woman suf- frage; mem. Interc-oUegiate Suffrage Soc, N.Y. City; Woman's Political Union, N.Y. City. Au- thor: The Acadian Element in the Population of Nova Scotia; Modern Philanthropy (with Dr. C. R. Henderson and others); Wage Earning Women, and numerous articles in sociological and other journals. Baptist. Mem. Ass'n oj Coll. Alumnse, Am. Sociological Soc, Woman's Trade Union League, Ass'n of Doctors of Phil- osophy of Univ. of Chicago, Women's Univ. Club (N.Y. City); Caroline Country Club (Harts- dale, N.Y.), Reform Club (N.Y. City). Active in various philanthropic undertakings; mem. nu- merous committees working for social and civic betterment; lecturer on sociological subjects.

McLEAX, Clara Clementine Chamberlain (Mrs. Charles Batchelor McLean), 403 Winebiddle Av., Pittsburgh, Pa.

Born Milwaukee, Wis., June 27, 1861; dau. Henry Kendrick and Clementine Cuvier (Crosby) Chamberlain; ed. Milwaukee Coll.; m. Cleveland, Ohio. May 1, 1879, Charles Batchelor McLean; children: Marion Louise, b. April 7, 1880; Crosby Chamberlain, b. June 9, 1884. Unitarian. Favors woman suffrage. Interested in mental and spir- itual science and New Thought. Mem. Twentieth Century Club of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Country Club, Oakmont Golf Club.

MACLEAN, Eda W. (Mrs. Joseph Talbot Mac- lean), 223 E. Seventeenth St., N.T. City. Bom New Philadelphia, Ohio, Sept. 8, 1860; dau. Augustus Wilhelm and Margaret Elise (Red- euburgh) Drocsten; both of distinguished Eu- ropean parentage; ed. Bethlehem Boarding School, Women's Med. Col. of Pa., Western Reserve Univ., M.D.; m. Joseph Talbot McLean. Jan. 17, 1SS4. Author of dramas: What Say? (monologue sold to Maxine Elliott) ; The Absent- Minded Suffragette, and translation of Bjornsen Bjornsen's The Failure. Mem. League for Po- litical E>ducation; vice-pres. Pen and Brush Club; mem. Cosmopolitan Club, National Arts Club, Thursday Morning Music Lovprs' Club. American Playgoers, also Lyceum Club of Paris. Favors woman suffrage. Mem. Woman Suf- frage Party, club organized by Mrs. Frederic Gillett in 12th Dist., and Woman's Political League.

McLEAN, Ella Louise (Mrs. William McLean), 103 W. Seventy-si.vth St., N.T. City. Physician; ed. Veltin School, N.Y. City: Bryn Mawr Coll., 1901-02; N.Y. Med. Coll. and Hos- pital for Women, 1902-06. M.D. '06: m. 190S, Dr. William McLean. Engaged in practice of medi- cine in N.Y. City from 1906.

M<'LE.4N, Emily Nelson Ritchie (Mrs. Donald McLean), 186 Lenox Av., N.Y. City; and Nel- son PL. Court Sq.. Frederick, Md. Born Frederick, Md.; dau. Judge John and Betty Harrison (Maul.sby) Ritchie: ed. Frederick Female Sem. (now Woman's College), grad. with diploma, followed by special courses in history, music, languages; m. Frederick, Md., April 24, 1SS3, Donald McLean, lawyer, of N.Y. City; chil- dren: Bessie Maulsby, Rebckah McCormick, Ehn- ily Nelson R.tehie. Former pres. -gen. of Nat. Soc. D.A.R., regent N.Y. City Chapter; hon. chairman Au:<iliary of Stcuy Wold. Has made public addressed upon patriotic, historical and educational topics and in the interests of the peace movetnent. Author of series cf articles and essays on current and general topics, pub- lished in the National Monthly; historical papers and addresses published in American Monthly, and many articles in general newspapers and

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��historical publications. Episcopalian. Mem. Nat. Soc. and N.Y. City Chapter D.A.R., Colonial Dames of America, Am. Historical Ass'n, N.T. State Historical Soc, Peace Soc; hon. mem. of chapters of D.A.R. in Mass., Mo., Ga., D.C., and various States throughout the nation; mem. N.Y. Mozart Soc, Colo. Cliff Dwellers, Dickens Fellowship, Women's Dep't Civic Fed.; past mem. the Oratorio Soc, International Council of Patri- otic Women; mem. the Washington Club, D.C. While pres. of Gen. Nat. Soc, D.A.R., brought to practical completion the building of Memorial Continental Hall, Washington, D.C, the only building of its nature in the world; built en- tirely by the efforts of women, as a memorial to the heroes and heroines of the Revolution, and as a meeting place for present-day patriots (value over half a million dollars). During her presidency-general the officers and members of the Nat. Soc. B.A.R. established a fund for de- fraying expense of delivery of lectures on Amer- ican history In Continental Hall, Washington, D.C, named the Emily Nelson Ritchie McLean Fund. A scholarship in perpetuity in Barnard Coll., N.T. City, for students specializing in American history, has been endowed by N.Y. City Chapter D.A.R., and named the Mrs. Don- ald McLean Scholarship.

McLtEAN, Fannie Williams, 1829 Bancroft Way,

Berkeley, Cal.

Teacher; b. San Francisco, Cal., May 29, 1863; dau. Edward and Sarah E. (Chester) McLean; ed. Oakland High School, California Univ., B.L. (Kappa Kappa Gamma). Taught in Berkeley High School, 1886-90; head worker at Philadel- phia and N.Y. College Settlements, 1891-93; teach- er of English, Berkeley High School, 1891-1913; appointed head of English Dep't of all the high Bchools of Berkeley, 1909. Has written short stories for magazines. Vice-pres. Cal. Civic League; director San Francisco Settlement Ass'n; vIce-pres. Nat. College Equal Suffrage League; was first pres., now director. Cal. Branch of College Equal Suffrage League; mem. of Gal. Branch Ass'n of Collegiate Alumnae; mem. Town and Gown Club of Berkeley, Cal. Congrega- tlonalist. Public speaker on suffrage; worked in suffrage campaign of Qal. Independent in polities.

McLi£AN, Georgriana Grant (Mrs. John Freder- ick McLean), 3052 E. Grand Blvd., Detroit, Mich.

Born Truro, Nova Scotia, Can.; dau. George Johnstone and Teresa (Thompson) Grant; ed. St. Paul (Minn.) High School, A.B. Vassar Coll.; m. St. Paul, Minn., April 28, 1910, John Freder- ick McLean; one daughter: Katherine Grant, b. Mar. 31, 1912. Presbyterian. Mem. Ass'n of Collegiate Alumnae, Vassar Students' Aid Soc, College Club and Twentieth Century Club (De- troit).

McLiEAN, Helena Chapin (Mrs. Alexander E. McLean), 846 S. George St., York, Pa. Born York, Pa. ; dau. Edward and Lucy (Hantz) Chapin; ed. Bryn Mawr Coll., A.B. '96; m. York, Pa., Sept. 22, 1904, Alexander B. McLean; chil- dren: Lucy Berthea, Edwards Chapin. Interested In and mem. Board of Visiting Nurse Ass'n, York Hospital and Dispensary, Children's Home; vice- pres. Woman's Club of York; pres. local Wom- an's Foreign Missionary Soc, and interested in church work. Presbyterian.

MacLEAN, lona M. (Mrs. L. MacLcan), 311 E. Evans Av., Pueblo, Colo.

Bom Thayer, la., Nov. 3, 1873; dau. A. H. and Caroline L. (Slontz) Bollnger; ed. Afton High School, la.; grad. Delta (Colo.) High School; m. Ouray, Colo., July 19, 1890, Dr. L. MacLean; one daughter: Columbia M. Interested In women's handiwork at Colo. State Fair (sup't needle and fancy-work dep't for eight years). Ladies' Aid Soc. for Orphans. Favors woman suffrage. Roman Catholic Mem. Mesa Civic Improvement Soc, Dist. Sec. No. 2; financial sec. Independent Order Foresters for ten years (fraternal); pres. Pueblo Art Club; mem. Harmony Club. McLEAN, Mary Hancock, 4 339 Delmer Blvd., St. Louis. Mo.

Physician and surgeon; b. Washington, Mo., Dec. 28, 1861; dan. Elijah and Mary C. (Stafford)

��McLean; ed. Lindenwood Coll., St. Charles, Mo.; Vassar Coll., one year, and Univ. of Mich., M.D. 1883. Only woman mem. of St. Louis Med. Soc. for 15 years. Interested in foreign missions. Has helped to educate several students for medi- cal, pastoral and evangelistic work. Against woman suffrage. Presbyterian. Mem. Y.W.C.A., Board of Directors Am. Med. Ass'n and St. Loula Med. Soc McLEISH, Elizabeth Jane Moore (Mrs. Bruce

McLeish), Glencoe, 111.

Born Appleton, Wis., 1882; dau. Jesse C. and Elizabeth Ann (Faulkner) Moore; ed. Wellesley Coll., A.B. 1906; mem. Shakespeare Soc; m. Evanston, 111., 1907, Bruce McLeish; one son: Jean McLeish, b. 1908. Mem. Ass'n of Collegiate Alumnffi, Chicago Collegiate Bureau of Occupa- tions. Presbyterian. Mem. Chicago Wellesley Club, Chicago College Club. MacLEISH, Martha HiUard (Mrs. Andrew Mac-

Leish), Glencoe, 111.

Bom Hadlyme, Conn., Aug. 17, 1856; dau. Eliaa Brewster and Julia (Whittlesey) HiUard; grad. Vassar Coll., A.B. '78; m. Aug. 22, 1888; children: Martha Louise (deceased), Norman Hillard, Arch- ibald, Kenneth, Ishbel Marjoribanks. Taught 10 years; at Vassar, 1881-84; principal Rockford Sem. (now college), 1884-88. Active worker in Chicago Woman's Club, EMucational Dep't; pres. 111. Child Study Soc, 1904-09; executive sec. Home Dep't of Religious Education Ass'n, 1910; pres. Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Soc. of the West. Contributor of articles to papers and magazines. Mem. Chicago Fortnightly Club, Chicago College Club. MacLEOD, Delia Campbell, Lexington, Kolniea

County, Miss.

Journalist, author; b. French Bend Plantation, on Yazoo River, Mississippi; dau. Duncan and Nora (Hooker) MacLeod. Ass't Sunday editor New Orleans Picayune, 1905-06; special free- lance writing in New York, 1908-09; with Balti- more News, 1910-13; special writer N.Y. Press. Author: The Maiden Manifest, 1913. MACLEOD, Elizabeth S. (Mrs. A. D. Maoleod),

67 Prince St., Charlottetown, P. E. I., Can.

Poetess; b. EJdinburgh, 1848; dau. Martin Mac- queen, Scotch philanthropist, and Sophia (Tre- herne) Macqueen; related to the Stanhope and Salisbury families of England; ed. at home and in Bishop's School, Dundee, Scotland; m. Char- lottetown, P.E.I., 1878, A. D. Macleod of H.M. Customs (died 1907); children: Victor Freherne, Hugh Stanhope. Author: Carols of Canada, 1893; Lays and Incidents of the South African War, 1901; Donalda, or Canada's Counters, 1905; also contributions to magazines 20 years. Widely known in Canada as "The Island Poetess." For her loyal and patriotic writings received direct recognition of five British sovereigns, also re- ceived President McKinley's photograph and au- tog;raph in appreciation of poem on the Spanish- American War. Protestant Episcopalian. McLEOD, Pearl Monk (Mrs. John Andrew Mc-

Leod), 1419 W. Sixth Av., Pine Bluff, Ark.

Born Pin« Bluff, Ark., Jan. 5, 1883; dau. James Wiley and Mary Elizabeth (Thomas) Monk; ed. Pine Bluff public schools, Randolph-Macon Wom- an's Coll., Lynchburg, Va., A.B. 1907 (class poet); m. Pine Bluff, Ark., Feb. 12, 1906, John Andrew McLeod; children: Mary Elizabeth, John An- drew Jr. Interested in church, social, civic, lit- erary and philanthropic work. Favors woman suffrage. Presbyterian. Mem. Hospital Ass'n, School Improvement Ass'n, Sesame Literary Club (pres.), Social Service Club (director). City Beau- tiful Club (recording sec).

McLESTEB, Amelia, 1516 Hawkins St., Nash- ville, Tenn.

Kindergartner; b. Nashville, Tenn.; dau. C. W. and Fanny (Cole) McLester; grad. Ward Sem., 1906; St. Louis Kindergarten Normal School, 1912. Appointed director Ward Sem. Kindergarten, 1912. Mem. Christian (Disciples) Church. Mem- Y.W.C.A. and Centennial Club, Nashville, Tenn. McLUBE, Elizabeth Meriwether (Mrs. Norman

Roosevelt McLure), 223 Second Av., Phcenlx-

vllle. Pa.

Bom St, Louis, Mo., Oct 10, 1888; dau. Mrs.

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��John T. Wallace fLulu Norvell Meriwether); ed. Hosmer Hall, St. Louis, four years; Mary [nst., St. Louis, seven years (mem. Delta Kappa Phi); m. St. Louis, April 17, 1911, Norman Roose- velt McLure. Interested in the Kingdom House Mission, St. Louis. Mo. Recreations: Tennis, golf, traveling. Presbyterian. Favors woman suffrage.

McMAIIAN, Anna Benneson (Mrs. Robert W.

McMahan), Biyn Mawr., Pa.

Author, lecturer; b. Quincy, 111., July 24, 1S46; dau. Robert Smith and Electa Ann (Park) Ben- neson; ed. Rockland Inst., Nyack, N.Y.; m. Nov. 19, 1S68, Dr. Robert W. McMahan; children: Una, Florence Logan. Author: Best Letters of Horace Walpole, ISiK); Best Letters of William Cowper, 1S93; The Study Class— A Guide to the Student of English Literature, 1891; Florence in the Poetry of the Brownings, 1904; With Shelley in Italy, 1905; With Byron In Italy, 1906; With Words- worth in England, 1907; Shakespeare's Christmas Gift to Queen Bess, 1907; Shakespeare's Love Story, 1909. Unitarian. Hon. mem. Friends in Council, Quincy, III.; hQi. mem. N.Y. Browning Soc; mem. The Lyceum, Paris, France. Edi- torial contributor to Chicago Tribune, 1893-94; contributor to The Dial since 1889; leader of Art and Literature Dep't Chicago Woman's Club, 1894-98.

McMAIN, Eleanor Latira, 1202 Annunciation St.,

New Orleans, La.

Soci.ll worker; b. East Baton Rouge, La., Mar. 2, 1868; dau. Jacob West and Jane Josephine (Walsh) McMain; ed. Free Kindergarten Train- ing School, New Orleans, and extension courses Df Columbia Univ. and the Univ. of Chicago. Since October, 1900, head worker of the Kinsley House Social Settlement, New Orleans. Active In the movements for playgrounds, children's gardens and vacation schools, all of which she Introduced in New Orleans; has established large social settlement and recreation centre work; pres. New Orleans Tenement House Commission; mem. New Orleans Playground Committee, New Orleans Humane Soc, Soc. for Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Protestant Episcopalian. Mem. Charity Organization Soc, Woman's League. Civic Improvement Ass'n.

McMANUS, Blanche — see Mansfield, Blanche McManus.

McMANUS, Emily JoUan, Collegiate Institute,

Ottawa, Ont., Can.

Teacher; b. Bath, Ont., Can.; dau. P. T. and Julian (Koen) McManus; ed. Queen's Univ., Kingston, M.A., with honors in political science, history and English literature. Teacher English literature, staff of Ottawa Coll. Inst. Favors woman suffrage. Contributor of short poems, sketches and critical essays to various maga- zines; literary reviewer for several years for the Free Press and the Ottawa Journal. Mem. Chil- dren's Flower Guild; Queen's Alumni of Ottawa. Clubs: Women's Canadian, University Women's.

MacMARTIN, Mary, Mlddlebury, Conn.

Teacher; b. Schenectady, N.Y., May 30, 1864; dau. David and Mary (Blgelow) MacMartin; ed. Sdhenectady Classical Inst, Wellesley CoU. ; grad. School of Music, '84. Taught at Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass.; St. Katharine's Hall, Davenport, la.; N.Y. City. Organist and teacher of piano at Westover School since 1908. Inter- ested In settlement work. Favors woman suf- frage. Episcopalian. Recreations: Tennis, rid- ing, swimming. Mem. N.Y. Wellesley Club.

McMICKEN, Trances Marsh (Mrs. Thomas D.

McMlcken), 5252 Magnolia Av., Chicago, III.

Born Shabbona, 111., Feb. 23, 1865; dau. C. W. and Sara Frances (Waite) Marsh; ed. by private tutors and In Rockford Coll.; Woman's Med. Coll. of Chicago, two years; m. DeKalb, 111., Sept. 10, 1902, Thomas D. McMlcken. Lived at DeKalb, 111., until marriage. Active In work for advancement of vocational training for giUs and in all movements for civic welfare. Mem. Ravenswood Woman's Club, Woman's (jlty Club of Chicago. Her father, C. W. Marsh, was the Inventor of the Marsh harrester and one of the pioneers of Illinois.

��MACMILI..\N, Isabel (Mrs. Newton Macmlllan), 251 W. Ninety-seventh St., N.Y. City. Physician; b. Williamstown, N.Y. ; dau. Hirajn and Delia (Fish) Taylor; ed. Oswego (N.Y.) Nor- mal School, Northwestern University Medical College, Chicago, M.D.; m. May 21, 1894, Newton Macmlllan, journalist, N.Y. City. Chief of gynecological clinic, dispensary of N.Y. In- firmary for Women and Children. Mem. Am. Med. Ass'n; N.Y. State, N.Y. County and N.Y. State Women's Med. Socs. ; N.Y. City Women'3 Med. Ass'n. Mem. Woman Suffrage Party, 17th Assembly Dist., N.Y. City. Episcopalian. Rec- reations: Walking, swimming.

MacMrLLAV, Lucy Hayes (Mrs. Robert R. Mac- Millan), 173 Forest Av., Lyndhurst, N.J. Writer; b. Deaham, Mass., Feb. 10, 1868; dau. John Hayes (U.S. Volunteer, G.A.R.) and Anne Maria (Thynne) Hayes; ed. private school, pub- lic school, Dedham High School; grad. Dedham Training School for Teachers, 1885; m. 1st, Stone- ham, Mass., June 18, 1892, Alexander M. Mac- queen, copy editor, Philadelphia Record; 2d, Hoboken, N.J., Aug. 29, 1908, Robert R. MacMil- lan; one son: John Hayes Macqueen, b. Mar. 16, 1S94 (died May 1, 1894). Poetry editor New England Journal of Education, 1888-90; editor of Werner's Magazine, N.Y. City, 1900-02; pub- lished translations from Spanish and French for Werner's Publishing Co. Asst. editor Putnam's Magazine, 1906-07. Teacher Spanish and French, Jamaica High School, N.Y. City, 1898; reviser Funk & Wagnall's Dictionary, 1903. Spanish and French correspondent Internat. Coll. Languages, 1907-10; principal private school for young ladies, Lyndhurst, N.J., 1910-13; head of Vacation House for N.Y. Working Women, 1912-13, at Lyndhurst, N.J. Favors woman suffrage. Mem. Philadel- phia Woman Suffrage Ass'n. Author of transla- tions from Spanish and French, stories and spe- cial articles on education and home problems. Harper's Magazine, Good Housekeeping, Picto- torial Review, New England Journal of Educa- tion and all the leading magazines. ., Catholic. Mem. V/omen's Relief Corps, D.A.R., Jos. Hook- er Post, N.Y. City. Recreation: Outdoor sports. Mem. New England Women's I^ess Club.

MacMILLAN, Mary, 1915 Bigelow St., Mt. Au- burn, Cincinnati, O.

Writer; b. Butler Co., O., June 19, 1870; dau. Rev. William and Sarah (Wade) MacMillan; ed. high school, Hamilton, 0.; Wells Coll., Bryn Mawr Coll. Literary editor of Club Woman's Magazine (Cincinnati). Favors woman suffrage; mem. Coll. Equal Suffrage League, Cincinnati Chapter. Author of special articles in Cincinnati, The Queen City, a history; author of The Shad- owed Star (play), published by the (Consumers' League; and of verses, articles and stories in magazines and papers. Recreations: Photography, walking. Mem. the College Club of Cincinnati.

McMTLLLN, Mrs. Benton, Duncan Hotel, Nash- ville, Tenn.

Born Shreveport, La. ; dau. Capt. J. M. and Marie EHinor (Long) Foster; grad. B.S. (with English honors in dramatic expression) from Mary Baldwin Sem., Staunton, Va. ; m. 1898, Gov. Benton McMillin; one daughter: Ellinor. Pres. State Fed. of Women's Clubs of Tenn. Against woman suffrage. Presbyterian. Demo- crat. Mem. United Daughters Confederacy, D.A.R., State Historical Ass'n (was its second pres.). Recreations: Swimming, walking. Clubs: Centennial, Housekeepers' (Nashville. Tenn.). Reads frequently for charitable purposes; baa given public readings In N.Y. City, Washington and Nashville.

McMIXriN, Ruth Strong: (Mrs. S. Sterling Mc- Millin), 63 E. lOGth St., Cleveland, O. Born Cleveland, Aug. 11, 1880; dau. Charles Henry and Elizabeth (Roe) Strong; ed. Bryn Mawr Coll.; m. Cleveland, Oct. 16, 1905, S. Ster- ling McMillin; children: Samuel Sterling XL, David Strong, Ruth Jean. Mem. Church of tha Incarnation (Episcopal), East End Neighbor- hood House, Babies' Plospital, Consumers' League, Anti-Tuberculosis League, Klndoreaxten Ass'n. Recreations: Horseback ridlns, goll, gama humtiiie.

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MacirOVNTES, Alice Jones (Mrs. Frederick economics of woman's work. Contributor of

Macllonnies), Giverny-Vernon, Eure, France. stories and essays to London Times, the

Sculptor; b. San Francisco, Cal.; dau. Hon. University Magazine, Canadian Courier, Cana-

John Percival Jones (U.S. Senator from Nevada) dian Magazine, Harper's Bazar, The Lamp,

and Georgina (Sullivan") Jones; prepared by pri- Short Stories, The Bookman, and in the Christ-

vate study and grad. Bryn Mawr Coll., A.B. '07; mas number of the Toronto Globe and Saturday

student of sculpture from 1906; m. Lucerne, Night. Mem. Toronto Ladies' Club, Canadian

Switzerland, Mar. 23, 1910, Frederick MacMon- Women's Press Club (was pres. 1909-13, hon.

nies, distinguished American sculptor. pres. 1913-16).

McllX;LIJ>f, Jessica Genevieve Lake (Mrs. MacMlRPHY, Mary Stuart (Mrs. Jesse Gibson

Frank Roswell McMullin), the Blackstone MacMurphy), Derry Village, N.H.

Hotel, Chicago, 111.; summer. Lake Forest, Lecturer; b. Deerfield Center, N.H.; dau. Capt.

I]l_ Joseph Warren and Harriet (Hoitt) James; ed.

Born Chicago, HI.; dau. James K. and Char- Pinkerton Acad., Derry, N.H.; Salem (Mass.)

lotte Whitney (Clark) Lake; ed. St. Margaret's Normal School; Mile. Tribou's Acad., Pans,

School; m. Chicago, 111., Frank Roswell Mc- France; special work at Vassar Coll.; m. Derry.

Mullin; children: James Campbell, Roswell Her- N.H., IS69, Jesse Gibson MacMurphy; children:

man, Charlotte. Founder and pres. of the Ra- Sarah Russell, James Alexander, Jerome Case,

vinia Club, a musical organization, to promote First ass't m Albany Female Acad, for many

the best interests of Ravinia Park as a musical years; principal of College Preparatory School,

center and to give the best in music to poor peo- Racme, Wis., for lo years. Head of dep t ol

pie at low cost and assist voung artists to obtain history. Waller High School, Chicago, 12 years,

public recogniUon. Honorary pres. (for nine Interested m art work m the Art Institute ol

years acting pres.) Arden Shore Ass'n, formerly Chicago. Author: Only Glimpses; Ferns of Wis-

Gad's Hill, one of the first organizations to give consm, also French translations. Episcopalian,

summer outings to the deserving poor of Chi- M^- D.A.R., Racine (Wis.) Chapter, ten years;

cago: mem. 111. Children's Home and Aid Soc., nc™ historian of D.A.R. Chapter, Derry, N.H.

the Anti-Cruelty Soc. of Chicago and many other Recreations: Walking, ridmg. Mem. Woman s

societies and philanthropic organizations. Has Club, Chicago, 111.; pres. Woman's Club, Racine,

written articles for The Children's Star; inter- Wis., two years; mem. Glaux Syntelia, Chicago;

ested in protecting children from use of the col- lecturer to Sesame Circle, Oak Park, 111., four

ored supplements of Sunday newspapers and for years; Avon Art Class, Racine Wis., ten years;

better literature. Chairman George Washington ^^oman's (^lub Derry, N.H. ; leader of Culture

Memorial Society of Washington for the State Club, North Chicago, four years,

of Illinois; chairman State Conservation Com. McMtJKRAY, Lida Brown (Mrs. William P.

for the Nat. Soc. D.A.Tl. ; chairman Girl Work- McMurray), 340 Linden PL, DeKalb, 111.

ers' Com. (or Home Keepers) of the Women and Training teacher; b. Kiantone, Chautauqua Co.,

Children Welfare Ass'n. Recreations: Horse- N.Y., Feb. 6, 1853; dau. Russell McCrary and

back riding, tennis, golf. Corporation and life Electa Louisa Brown; grad. State Normal School,

mem., director and treas. Woman's Athletic Normal, 111., 1874; m. Hudson, 111., July 7, 1878,

Club; mem. Chicago Woman's Club, Chicago William P. McMurray; children: Fred Russell,

Colony New England Women, Amateur Musical b. July 3, 1879; Karl Franklin, b. Oct. 31, ISSO.

Club, Ossoli Club of Highland Park; regent Chi- Began teaching at age of sixteen; after gradu-

cago Chapter Nat. Soc. D.A.R. ; mem. Continen- ating from Normal School taught until mar-

tal Hall Com. at Washington; mem. Drama riage. Resumed teaching again in fall of 1884.

League of America, the Chicago Woman's City and taught in public school seven years; then

Club, Federation of Musical Clubs of America. became training teacher in primary grade, State

McMULLEN", Virginia McNulty (Mrs. Thurlow Normal School at Normal, 1S91; since then simi-

McMulUn), 2200 California St., San Francisco, lar position m State Normal School at DeKalb,

Ca^l_ 111. Several years hon. vic-e-pres. 111. Ck)ngres3

Born Pittsburgh, Pa.; dau. Charles A. and of Mothers; mem. local Woman's Club. Favors

Frances Sophia (Miraben) McNulty; ed. St. '"'cman suffrage. Author: Classic Stories for the

Mary's Hall, Burlington N.J.; m. San Francisco, Little Ones; More Classic Stones; Robinson Cru-

Feb. 15, 1871, Thurlow McMullin; one son: soe for Boys and Girls (with Mary Hall Hus-

Latham, b. Mar. 17, 1872. Protestant Episcopal, ted); Fifty Famous Fables ; Tell Me a Story;

Sec. of the Cal. State Branch of the Am. Nat. Our Language; Songs of Treetop and Meadow

Red. Cross until its dissolution, Aug. 9, 1910; sec. (^it^ ^Snes Cook Gale); Songs of Mother and

of the San Francisco Chapter Am. Nat. Red. Child ^with Agnes Cook Gale); Nature Study

Cross since its organization, Oct. 11. 1910. Lessons. Baptist.- Mem. Northern State Teach-

MacMURCHY, Helen, 133 Bloor St., Toronto, ers Assn. Recreation: Bird study.

Ont., Can. McNAIR, Grace Elizabeth, Erodhead, Wis.

Phv'sician; b. Toronto, Can.; dau. Archibald Born Brodhead, Wis.; dau. Miles M. and Eliz-

and Marjory Jardine (Ramsay) MacMurchy; ed. abeth (Melendy) McNalr; ed. Brodhead High

Toronto Collegiate Inst., Woman's Med. Coll., School; Univ. of Wisconsin, B.L. '98, M.L. '99;

Toronto; Toronto Univ., M.B. 1900, M.D. 1901; scholar in history, 1S9S-99; fellow in history, Bryn

Johns Hopkins Med. School, Baltimore; Woman's Mawr Coll., 19CO-01. Favors woman suffrage.

Med. Coll. of Philadelphia. Formerly, teacher, Congregationalist. Mem. Brodhead Woman's Club,

first ass't mistress Toronto Collegiate Inst., McNAIR, Jean Ferguson, Glendora, Cal.

1881-1901: resident med. ass't Toronto General Graduate nurse; b. Hazelton, Pa.; ed. in

Hospital, 1901, since then engaged in general schools of Hazleton, Pa.; Vassar Coll., A.B. '97;

practice of medicine in Toronto. Med. inspector Nurses' Training School of Philadelphia Hospital,

Toronto public schools. 1910-11. Ass't demon- 1.898-1901. Practised as graduate nurse at Los

strator Toronto General Hospital and Faculty of Angeles, Cal., 1903-05; Morencl, Ariz., 1905-06;

Medicine, Univ. of Toronto; appointed by On- now resident at Glendora, Cal. Pres. Woman's

tario Government in 1913 to be Inspector of the Club of Glendora.

Feehlo-Minded, and ass't Inspector of public McNAMAR.4, Adelaide Lnisita, 504 W. One charities and hospitals. Editor of The Canadian Hundred and Eleventh St., N.T. City. Nurse from its founding, 1905-11. Mem. Univer- Singer; b. N.Y. City; dau. James Thynne and sity Women's Club of Toronto (pres. 1905), To- Ellen MacDonald (Lawless) McNamara; ed. pub- ronto Ladies' Club, Lyceum Club, London, Eng. lie and private schools and privately tutored. MacMCRCHY, JIarjory, 133 Bloor St., E., To- Interested In settlem-ent and hospital work, tu- ronto, Can. berculosis campaign, municipal government, re- Born, Toronto, Ontario; dau. Archibald Mac- search, suffrage and newspaper work. Mem. Murchy, LL.D., and Marjory (Ramsay) Mac- Nineteenth Assembly Dist. Suffrage Club and Murchy (dau. of James Ramsay of Linlithgow. Woman Suffrage Party, city, State and national. Scotland); ed. Jarvis St. Collegiate Inst, and Catholic. Mem. Catholic Oratorio Soc, Primary Toronto Univ. Literary editor of the News, Council, City and State Civil Service socs; chair- Toronto, and contributor of editorials to same; man publicity Com. N.Y. Civ. Ser. Soc; Guild press representative at coronation of King of St. Catharine. Recreations: Golf, tennis, bowl- George V. and Queen Mary; recently writer on ing. dancing. Clubs: N.Y. Mozart, American

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��Playgoers, East Side Clinic, Kappa Kappa, Wom- en's Auxiliary of Harlem Hospital, Federation of Women's Clubs (city and State), Bachelor Girls', Hungry Club, Betterment League. McNEKLY, Frances Carlisle Jones (Mrs. Charles Wilson McNeely), 6408 Church Rd., Over- brook, Pa,

Bom St. Louis, Mo., July 19, 1SS9; dau. George P. and Louise (Crafton) Jones; ed. Mary Inst., St. Louis, Mo.; Briar Cliff, N.Y.; Miss Knox's School; m. St. Louis, Mo., Jan. 18, 1911, Charles \> ilson McNeely; one son: Prentice Jones, b. Jan. 25, 1913. Mem. Merlon Cricket Club, Over- brook Country Club.

MacNEILL, Clara Norwood, 7 W. 108th St., N.Y.

City.

Pianist; b. Charleston, S.C, Oct. 7, 1888; dau. William D. and Mary (Norwood) MacNeill; grad. Greenville (S.C.) Female Coll., then studied In N.Y. City with Albert Ross Parsons and Harry Rowe Shelley, in Berlin with Jose Vianna da Motta and Frank La Forge. Since return from Berlin, in 1909, has given concerts in N.Y., Conn, and South. Interested in sculpture and painting. Recreations: Dancing, golf, riding. McNULTT, Anna (Mrs. J. J. McNuIty), 236

Lisgar St., Ottawa, Ontario.

Journalist; b. Holleford, Frontenac County, Ont., Nov. 9, 1864; dau. Luke O'Reilly, J.P. ; ed. Sydenham High School, Ottawa Normal School; m. 1893, J. J. McNulty of the Post Office Dep't, Ottawa, Ont. Taught school for five years; be- came a frequent contributor to American news- papers; since 1883 located at Ottawa as Cana- dian correspondent of the Utica (N.Y.) Globe. Roman Catholic.

MACOMBEB, Jennie, Westfleld, N.Y.

Born Westfleld, N.Y., Nov. 16, 1850; dau. Thomas and Sarah (Taylor) Maeomber; ed. West- fleld Acad., grad. '71; Vassar Coll., A.B. '76. Teacher high schools Owego, N.Y. ; Ottawa, 111.; Waterloo, la.; private tutor, Macomb, 111.; gen- eral sec. Y.W.C.A., Westfleld, N.Y., 1895-1909. Presbyterian. Mem. Women's Civic League of Westfleld. MACOrBEB, Mabel E., 170 Putnam Av.,

Brooklyn, N.Y.

Playground director; b. Brooklyn, N.Y., Oct. 12, 1876; dau. Walter Hyde and Harriet Mitchell (Lewis) Maeomber; grad. BrooKiyn public schools; Brooklyn Girls' High School; atteiided Chautauqua Summer School, 1896-97, 1900, at- tending general lecture courses, with special work in pedagogy and physical education. In 1903, before the profession of playground director had been developed, was asked, because of her Buccess in Sunday-school work, to take charge (on behalf of the Children's Aid Soc.) of a small yard in Poplar St., Brooklyn, equipped with swings and simple apparatus and opened free to the children of the neighborhood. Observing how character could be moulded through careful study and correction of faults while at play, became en- thusiastic in the work, and in Sept., 1903, won appointment in the municipal park playgrounds, serving until Dec, 1908, when the teachers most In earnest in their desire to develop this new profession organized the City Playground League Of N.Y. (first society of its kind in U.S.), of which has been president from organization, through which a system and "playground creed" has been evolved, which has been endorsed and adopted by educators, clergymen, physicians, business men and public officials throughout U.S. Has written: Crowds In Playgrounds, Their Manage- ment (Journal of Education, July 6. 1905); Char- acter in the Raw (Kindergarten Magazine, Nov., 1908); New York Park Playgrounds (The Play- ground, Dec, 1908); also little poems in Chil- dren's magazines. Episcopalian; active Sunday- school worker in early years. Favors woman suffrage; mem. Woman's Political Union. Eleventh Assembly Dlst. Suffrage Ass'n. Mem. Gramercy Neighborhood Ass'n, Child Welfare Ass'n of Brooklyn, Queens and L.I. ; Com. of 100 on Playgrounds, City Fed. of Women's Clubs (chairman of sub. com. on legislation and budget). Recreations: Walking, riding, music, amateur photography.

��M.\COMBER, Mary Elizabeth, St. Botolph

Studios, Boston, Mass.

Artist; b. Fall River, Mass., Aug. 21, 1861; dau. William and Mary White (Poor) Maeomber; ed. in schools of Fall River, Mass. ; student oj art under Robert Dunning of Fall River, Frank Duveneck and the Boston Art Museum. ESc- hibitor at numerous exhibitions from 1889; win- ner of Dodge prize and two bronze medals at Nat. Acad, of Design, N.Y. City; hon. mention Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh, etc. ; specialty la ideal figure paintings. Mem. Copley Soc ol Boston.

McOUAT, Mary Elizabeth, 331 East Thirty- first St.. New York City.

Writer; b. Bcownsburg, P. Q., Canada; dau. late Walter McOuat, B.A., of the Canadian Geological Survey, and Janet (Dudderidge) Mc- Ouat; ed. Owen Sound Collegiate Inst, and To- ronto Univ., B.A. Writer on sociological and economic subjects and to some extent on popu- lar science; pen-name "Mary Dudderidge." Mem. Liberal Club, Woman's Municipal League. Suffragist; district leader of the Woman Suffrage Party. McFHERSON, L,ucy Belle Harmon (Mrs. Simon

J. McPherson), Foundation House, Lawrence-

ville, N.J.

Born Danville, 111., Feb. 18, 1855; dau. Col. Oscar Fitzalan and Elizabeth Catherine (Mc- Donald) Harmon; grad. Danville High School, 1873; had courses in music, French and English literature in Old Chicago Univ., 1877-78; m. Dan- ville, 111., May 15, 1879, Rev. Simon John Mc- Pherson; children: Jeannette (Mrs. C. H. Ray- mond), Oscar Harmon, Elizabeth (Mrs. R. G. Wright), John Finlay, Paul Crerar. Active in many religious and social duties as pastor's wife in East Orange and Chicago, 1879-99, and wdfe of head master of Lawrenceville School, 1899 to date. Mem. Consumers' League of N.J., Woman's For- eign Missionary Soc, Woman's Home Missionary Soc. (Presbyterian), Lawrenceville. N.J. ; Soc. of Colonial Dames of America, Woman's Glut) of Lawrenceville; Present-Day Club, Prince- ton, N.J.; Y.W.C.A., Trenton, N.J. Presbyterian. Favors woman suffrage. MACPHERSON, Margaret Campbell, 8 Villa

Michel Ange rue Bastlen Lepage, Paris,

France.

Artist; b. St. Johns, Newfoundland; dau. Peter and Susanna (Campbell) Macpherson; ed. Edin- burgh, Neuchatel, Switzerland; matriculated with honors in Oxford local. Exhibited in One Man Show, Edinburgh, 1898; private exhibition in Col- onial Building, St. Johns, Newfoundland, 1899; One Man Show, Halifax, N.S., 1900; awarded bronze medal. Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1900; Pan-American Exhibition, Buffalo. 1901; gold medal, Rouen, 1903; gold medal. Mantes. 1906; gold medal. Woman's Exposition, Paris, 1902; exhibitor since 1894 at Salon Society Na- tionale, Paris; Royal Acad, and Royal Scottish Acad.

Mc-QUEEN, Katherlne Margaret, Box 205. Elgin,

111.

Born McQueen, 111.; dau. John A. and Martha (Eakin) McQueen; ed. Elgin Acad., 1882-85; Rock- ford Coll., 1885-89; grad. '89. Favors woman suf- frage; mem. Civic Equality League. Elgin, 111. Non-seotarian in religion; mom. Y.W.C.A. Rec- reation's: Music, dramatics, t'^avel. Honorary mem. Ladies' Travel Class, Columbia Woman's Literary Club, Dundee, 111. Teacher 1S90-93; head reference dep't, Gail Borden Public Library, Elgin, 111., since 1893.

McQUIDE, Sarah Tappin (Mrs. Joseph Mc- Qulde), 208 Pawling Av., Troy. N.Y. Born Troy, N.Y., Mar. 23. 1868; dau. Samuel Charters and Marv L. (Toole) Tappin; ed. Emma Willard School, Troy; m. Troy, Feb. 5, 1891, Joseph McQuide; children: J. Charters. Kenneth Tappin. Pres. Stephen Van Rensselaer Chapter, Daughters of the Empire State; board mem. Emma Willard Ass'n; mem. Woman's Civic League of Troy, Troy Hospital Auxiliary; sec. Luccrnia Literary Club; chairman of reception com. of Woman's Auxiliary, Y.M.C.A.; mem. Woman's Club, Albany; mem. Patriotic Women

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��of America, N.T. City; pres. Troy Girls' Club, 1909-12. • E>piscopalian. "Woman mem. Board of Troy Tuberculosis Relief Com.; chairman Third Judicial Dist. N.Y. State Fed. of Women's Clubs; chairman Anti-Tuberculosis Com. of State Fed.; chairman Social Activities, East Side Club, Troy. MacQUrcriX, rillian Gertrude, Churchill House, 115 Angell St.. Providence, R.I. Business manager; b. Newbury, Mass., Oct. 28, 1876; dau. John Franklin and Josephine (Nason) MacQuillin; ed. public schools, Providence; Brown Univ., Ph.B. (Phi Beta Kappa) '99 (ad- dress to undergraduates at commencement day; mem. Alpha Omicron Pi). Business manager Churchill House Corporation, which she worked up from its inception to a dividend-paying in- vestment for its stockholders. Staged old morality play, Wyt and Science, for Alumna of Brown Univ. Writer of occasional magazine arti- cles and newspaper specials. Baptist. Recrea- tions: Sailing, reading, dramatics, drawing, em- broidery. Often considers property and invest- ments in advisory capacity; social sec; cata- loguer of private collections; interested in the designing and manufacture of novelties in needle- work; nat. registrar of Alpha Omicron Pi, 1908- 10; nat. grand treas., 1910-14.

McRAE, Emma Mectgomsry (Mrs. Hamilton S. McRae), Purdue Univ., Lafayette, Ind. Prof. English literature; b. Loveland, Ohio, Feb. 12, 1848; dau. William and Anna (Newton) Montgomery; ed. Brookeville Coll., M.A. from Wooster Univ.; m. Shelbyville, Ind., Aug. 6, 1&68, Hamilton S. McRae; children: Bertha, b. 1873; Charline, b. 1876. Prof. English literature in pKirdue Univ. since the death of her husband, 1887. Mem. Monday Club of Lafayette, Ind., for 26 years; served one term as pres. of Ind. Fed. of Clubs; pres. Ind. State Teachers' Ass'n; was mem. Tesieiers' and Toung People's Reading Circle Board 25 years. Favors woman suffrage. Mem. Franchise Lieagfue. Has been for years lecturer for teachers' institutes and literary clubs; has written articles for educational jour- nals on educational subjects and a brief history of Indiana literature; also Introductions contain- ing suggestions for the study of The Tempest, Henry VIII, and A Tale of Two Cities. Unita- rian.

HcRA£, Fannie Collier (Mrs. Floyd Wilcox Mc- Rae), 1914 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. Bom in AtlanU, Georgia; daughter of Judge John and Henrietta E. (Wilson) Collier; ed. grammar and Girls' High School, Atlanta, Ga. ; to 1888, Dr. Floyd Wilcox McRae; children: Floyd N. Jr., Kenneth Collier, John Collier. Pres. Home for Incurables; sec. Nineteenth Century History Class; mem. of many religious and social organizations. Methodist. Against woman suf- frage.

McRAVEN, Hortense McMorries (Mrs. L. H. McRaven), 1211 Twenty-fourth Av., Meridian, Miss.

Bom Brooksville, Miss., Sept. 29, 1886; dau. Edwin and Carrie (Love) McMerries; ed. Me- ridian High School and Converse CJoU. ; m. Me- ridian, July 9, 1912, L. H. McRaven. Mem. Phila- thea Sunday-school class of First Baptist Church (reception com., hospital com), Society of Kail In the GroTe, ChautaiMjua Literary and Scientific Circle, Woman's Auxiliary First Baptist Church (program and visiting committees). Clubs: Gal- axy Literary, Swastika Social. Favors woman Bufirafe.

McRETNOLDS, Jennie Elizabeth DaTis (Mrs. John Ixjwndea McReyonlds), 2901 Morrison Av., Houston, Tex.

Bom Luling, Tex.; dau. Dr. Francis Marion and Margaret (McFarland) Davis; grad. Sam Houston Normal Coll., with high honors; m. June 10, 1908, John Lowndes McReyonlds, pro- fessor. Leader in educational work several years in city schools of Houston; last four years before marriage as special teacher of methods in science work. Mem. Bible class and its ass't teacher; interested in social life of community; vice-pres. of permanent Clean-Up League, under the auspices of Chamber of Commerce of city of Houston. Frequent contributor to local

��papers; author of numerous short poems. Pres- byterian. Mem. of two missionary societies. Recreations: Out-door life, tennis, croquet, mu- sic, drawing. Pres. Twenty-six Club; formerly pres. Mothers' Club, also Shakespeare Club. McSHERBY, Jennie Emma, 811 South Negley

Av., Pittsburgh, Pa.

Born Warsaw, Ind., Feb. 19, 1880; dau. Charles and Ellen Isabelle (Pears) McSherry; grad. Irving High School, Chicago, with honors; West Division High School, Chicago; Allegheny High School, awarded honors and scholarship; Pa. Coll. for Women, A.B. '03. Interests are singing, church and concert work, Greek art, sometimea lecturing. Favors woman sufirage. Episco- palian. Mem. Coll. Club of Pittsburgh, Tuesday Musical Club. MACURDY, Grace Harriet, Vassar College,

Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

Professor; b. Robbinstown, Me.; dau. Simon Angus and Rebecca (Thomson) Macurdy; ed. Radcliffe Coll., A.B.; Univ .of Berlin, Columbia Univ., Ph.D. Teacher in Cambridge, Mass.; In- structor and associate professor of Greek, Vassar College, since 1907; professor of Greek, summer session, Columbia Univ. Favors woman suffrage. Contributor to American and English classical periodicals. Baptist. MACVAITE, Edith, Via Angela Brunettl, 46,

Rome, Italy.

Writer; b. Boston, 1880; dau. Silas Marcus Macvane (prof, ancient and modern history in Harvard Univ.) and Emily Grace (de Mille) Macvane; ed. Radcliffe Coll. Author: The Ad- ventures of Joujou, 1906; The Duchess of Dreams, 1908; The Black Flier, 1909; The Thoroughbred, 1909; Tarantella, 1911; Her Word of Honor, 1912, Contributor of short stories to the magazines. McVAT, Anna Pearl, Wadleigh High School,

N.Y. City, or Athens, Ohio.

Teacher; b. Athens, O., Nov. 12, 1871; dau. Wallace W. and Anna P. (MoCune) McVay; ed. Ohio Univ., A.B. '92; D.Litt. '09; Bryn Mawr Coll., 1895-97; Columbia Univ., A.M. '08. Prin- cipal High School, Ashtabula, 1892-95; teacher Greek and Latin, Girls' High School, Philadel- phia, 1897-1900; teacher Wadleigh High School, 1900—. Sent by N.Y. Board of Education to ex- amine teaching of classics in Great Britain and Ireland, 1908. Lecturer on educational and his- torical subjects before Ohio teachers' institutes and university summer schools, and under aus- pices of N.Y. Board of EMucation. Leader Women's Bible class. Brick Presbyterian Church, N.Y. City; censor N.Y. Latin Club, 1310-12. Contributor to Educational Review, Classical Weekly, Record of Christian Work. Presby- terian. Mem. Classical Ass'n of Atlantic States, N.Y. Latin Club, Grenfell Ass'n of America, Am. Waldenslan Aid Soc.

McVEA, Emille Watts, 3 Hedgerow Lane, Clif- ton, Cincinnati, O.

Educator; b. Clinton, La.; dau. Judge John and Mrs. Emille (Watts) McVea; ed. George Wash- ington UnlT., Washington, D.C., A.B. and A.M.; also studied at Cornell and Harvard. Teacher and principal St. Mary's, Raleigh, N.C. ; instruc- tor Univ. of Tenn. ; now ass't prof, of English and dean of women, Univ. of Cincinnati. One of the founders of the Southern Ass'n of Coll. Women; mem. Board of the Juvenile Protective Ass'n, Board of the Woman Teachers Ass'n; pres. Cincinnati Woman's Club. Favors woman suffrage; speaker at various meetings in interest of equal franchise in Ohio. Author (monograph): equal franchise in Ohio. Author (monograpnj : Suggestions for Teaching Literature in the Grades; also articles on James Madison, John Mai shall, Edgar Allan Poe and Sidney Lanier in the Encyclopaedia Americana; articles in edu- cational and literary magazines. Episcopalian. Mem. Social Workers' Club, Coll. Equal Suffrage League, Consumers' League. Lecturer on educa- tional and literary subjects before numerous clubs and other organizations. McVEY, Mabel Sawyer (Mrs. Frank L. McVey), Grand Forks, N.Dak.

Bora in Illinois, 1875; dau. James M. and Jana Elizabeth (Wilson) Sawyer; grad. UniT. of Minn.,

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��A.B. '98 (mem. Alpha Phi); m. 1898, Minneapolis, Frank L. MeVey, Ph.D., LL.D., pres. Univ. of N.Dak.; children: Virginia, Frank, Jr., Janet (all under ten years of age). Director Assoc. Charities, Grand Forks, N.Dak. (chairman Frlendy Visitors Com.). Director State Fed. Women's Clubs. Favors woman suffrage. Pres- byterian. Mem. Franklin Club and Civic League (Grand Forks) ; charter mem. Minneapolis Wom- an's Club; mem. Ass'n of Collegiate Alumnae.

McVICKAB, Estelle K. (Mrs. Robert McVickar), 269 N. Fulton Av., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Bom Vlncennes, Ind. ; dau. John Kingsley and Isabelle (Jenney) Case; ed. Vlncennes Univ. (val- edictorian); m. Dec. 21, 1886, Vlncennes, Ind., Robert McVickar; children: Frederick, Helen Isa- belle, Estelle Elizabeth, Dorothy. After mar- riage lived in Indianapolis about two years, since then in Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Pres. N.Y. State Con- sumers' League; director Visiting Nurses' Ass'n of Mt. Vernon; mem. Realty Co. of the West- chester Woman's Club; director in N.Y. State Ass'n Opposed to Woman Suffrage. Mem. Presbyterian Church and chairman of Woman's Com. of Italian Mission. Chairman of Mt. Ver- non Auxiliary of Assn Opposed to Woman Suf- frage; ex-mem. Exec. Board of State Ass'n. Au- thor of Ismene, a Greek play, and several pam- phlets against suffrage, besides magazine articles, poems, and a paper on Anne .Hutchinson pub- lished by State Historical Soc. Presbyterian. Mem. State Historical Soc. Recreation: Driving. Charter mem. Westchester Woman's Club (was pres. one term).

McWHIETER, LueUa Frances Smith (Mrs. Fe- lix T. McWhirter), 2330 College Av., Indian- apolis, Ind.

Bom Perrysville, Ind., Oct. 1, 1859; dau. Rev. Hezekiah and Susan Davis ^Marters) Smith; ed. Eiast Tennessee Wesleyan and De Pauw Univer- sities; m. Greencastle, Ind., Nov. 18, 1878, Felix r. McWhirter; children: Luella Smith [now Mrs. Frank F. Hutchins), Ethel (now Mrs. Thomas Scoggins), Felix Marcus, Susan (now Mrs. Henry Ostrom Jr.). Editor of The Message (State W.C.T.U. publication) since 1897. Pres. Indiana W.C.T.U., 1896 to 1900. Mem. Methodist Episco- pal Church. Public speaker on temperance, suf- frage and educational topics; teacher of parlia- mentary law classes. Favors woman suffrage; vice-pres. Woman's Franchise League of Ind. ; vice-pres. People's State Bank of Indianapolis; director local Council of Women of Indianapolis; mem. Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter D.A.R., Woman's Research Club, Art Ass'n, Woman's Department Club. Pres. Indiana Federation of Clubs.

MoWrLUAMS, Margraret Stovel (Mrs. Roland F. Mc Williams), 3 Lllfic Court, Winnipeg, Canada.

Born Toronto, Ont., Jan. 27, 1875; dau. Samuel and Thomasine (Callaway) Stovel; grad. Toronto Univ., B.A. '98, first class honors in history and political science; m. Minneapolis, 1903, Roland F. McWllllams. Reporter and editorial writer on Detroit Journal before marriage, and since then In magazine and newspaper work. Sec. Women's Canadian Club of Winnipeg, 1911-13; pres. Uni- Tersity Women's Club of Winnipeg, 1913; sec. Babies' Milk Depot, Winnipeg, 1911-13. Favors woman suffrage. Presbyterian. Mem. Winnipeg Free Kindergarten, Y.W.C.A. Recreations: Walk- ing, canoeing, mountaineering. Mem. Social Science Club, Frlends-ln-Council, Alpine Club of Canada.

MACY, Kdith Brander (Mrs. Nelson Macy),

"Hope Farm," Greenwich, Conn.

Bom Orange, N.J., Mar. 3, 1875; dau. Brander and Ada Montgomery (Smith) Matthews; ed. Brearley School, N.Y. City; m. N.Y. City, April 30, 1906, Nelson Macy; one son: Nelson Macy Jr., b. Mar. 12, 1910. Was cor. sec. for some years of Stony Wold Sanatorium; now connected with United Workers, Greenwich Hospital and Alliance Frangalse (Greenwich). Against woman suf- frage. Author of volume of translations from Hal6vy: Parisian Points of View; a little play, Six Cups of Chocolate; a few short stories, pub- lished In Harper's Bazar, Munsey's, Outlook and

��some reviews in the Critic; has not written since marriage. Protestant Episcopalian. Recreations: Farming, yachting, driving, walking, fishing. MACV, Elizabeth Wise (Mrs. Joslah Macy), 13

James St., Morristown, N.J.

Born Annapolis, Md., May 30, 1887; dau. Fred- eric May and Lizzie Danels (Adams) Wise; ed. Arundell School, Baltimore; m. Roland Park, Md., May 22, 1909, Josiah Macy; children: Joslah Jr., Aline. MADDEN, Eva Anne, 36 Via dl' Servl, Florence,

Italy.

Writer, journalist; b. Kentucky, 1863; dau. Frank and Anne Louise (MacKenzie) Madden; ed. Louisville public schook; Alethean Soc. lit- erary honor of I ouisville Female High School. Was engaged in newspaper work in N.Y. City; now Nev,' York Herald correspondent at Florence, Italy. Favors woman suffrage. Author: The Little Crusaders; The I Can School; The Little Queen (ran as serial in Girls' Realm, England); The Soldiers of ihe Duke; Two Royal Foes; also stories in Century and Craftsman, and essays in Atlantic Monthly, Lippincott's, etc. Episco- palian. Mem. Lyceum Club of Florence, Italy. MADDISON, Isabel, 217 Roberts Rd., Bryn

Mawr, Pa,

Bom Cumberland, Eng. ; ed. Univ. of South Wales, Monmouthshire, 1886-89; Girton Coll., Cambridge, Eng., 1889-92; Bryn Mawr Coll., 1892- 94; Univ. of Gottiugen, Germany, 1894-95; Bryn Mawr Coll., 1895-96; Univ. of London, B.Sc. '94; Trinity Coll., Dublin, B.A. 1907; Mathematical Tripos, First Class, 1892; Oxford University (mathematical honor school) '92; Bryn Mawr, Ph.D. '96. Ass't to pres. of Bryn Mawr Coll., 1896 — . Recording dean of Bryn Mawr Coll., 1910. Formerly reader and associate in mathe- matics, Bryn Mawr Coll. ; mem. of the London Mathematical Soc, Am. Mathematical Soc. MADDOCK, Catherine Young: Glen (Mrs. Fred- erick Richard Maddock), The Hamilton,

Munn Av., East Orange, N.J.

Writer; b. Elizabeth, N.J., Aug. 26, 1872; dau. Charles T. and Catherine Frances (Young) Glen; ed. Mt. Holyoke Coll., South Hadley, Mass.. L.B. '94; m. N.Y. City, April 24, 1909, Fred- erick Richard Maddock. Contributor of short stories and poems to Century, St. Nicholas, Har- per's, Youth's Companion and other periodicals since 1S95. Has written several songs, one of wnich — Absent — is well known. Presbyterian. >IAJ)DOCKS, Caroline Shaw, the Chicago Trib- une, Chicago, III.

Writer; b. East Eddington, Me., 1866; dau. John Saywood and Eliza Ann (Tbomas) Mad- docks; grad. Edward Little High School, Auburn, Me., '88; Wellesley College, A.B. '92; Univ. of Chicago, A.M. '95; graduate work, '99-1900. Col- lege prep, teacher, two years; teacher of English and dean of women, Washburn Coll., Topeka. Kan., 1896-99; on staff of Chicago Tribune, 1910. Managed the Boston Fresh Air Fund Home for two years. Work on the Chicago Tr'bune is syndicated, and appears in some leading cities, East, West, South and in Canada; writes undei the name of "Jane Eddington." Congregational- ist. Favor.s woman suffrage. M.VDDOX, Emily Christy (Mrs. George Amorj

Maddox;, 1S39 Wyoming Av., Washington,

D.C.

Born Washington, D.C, June 30, 1883; dau Henry and Margaret (Stuart) McNamara; grad Central Higli School, 1899; m. Baltimore, Md. Nov. 2, 1912, George Amory Maddox; one son George Amory Maddox Jr. Roman Catholic Mem. Christ Child Soc. Recreations: Tennis, motoring. Mem. Cultus Club, Wednesday .Morn- ing .^Iuslc Club, also three bridge clubs and dancing class. MADDOX, riorence Spring; (Mrs. William Hed-

rick Maddo.x), Wauseon, Ohio.

Trained nurse; b. Tedrow, Fulton Co., Ohio Sept. 30, 1S70; dau. Cornelius Milton and Saral Ann (Eldndge) Spring; grad. Ohio Wesleyat Univ., Delaware, Ohio, L.B. 1894 (mem. Castaliai Literary Soc); m. Tedrow, Ohio, June 29, 1S99 Dr. William Hedritk Maddox (Ohio Wesleyai Univ., '95; Ohio Med. Univ., '98); children: Cor

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