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social and philanthropic actlritlee. Favors wo- Dep't of Univ. of Buftalo, M.D., 1906; m. Elmira, man suffrage. Contributed several articles to N.Y., Sept. 5, 1893, Frederic B. Green; children: Am. Chemical Journal. Presbyterian. Recrea- Roswell Park, Frederic B. T*ught school In tion: Tennis. Mem. New Century Club, West Southern States previous to marriage. Engaged Chester, Pa. in practice of medicine in Elmira since gradua-

GREEN, Hettv Howland Robinson (Mrs. Ed- tion. Congregatlonalist. Mem. Chemung Co. ward H. Green), The Waldorf-Astoria, N.T. Med. Soc, N.Y. State Med. Soc, Women's City; office, 170 Broadway. Med. Ass'n of N.Y., Order of Eastern Star, Inde-

Financler; b. New Bedford, Mass., Nov. 21, pendent Order Foresters, etc. Recreations: 1835; dau. Edward Mott Roiblnson; ed. Mrs. Boating, fishing, outdoor life, automoblling. Lowell's School, Boston; m. 1866, Edward H. GREEN, Sarah Letty, Wilson College, Cham- Green (died Mar. 19, 1902); children: Edward bersburg. Pa.; permanent, Granville, O. Howland Robinson, b. Aug. 22, 1S68, and a Teacher; b. NIngpo, China; dau. David D. and daughter. Father died in 1S65, leaving her a Lydia Jane (Goodrich) Green; ed. Granville (O.) fortune said to have been $9,000,000. This she Female Coll., Granville; Denison Univ., Cor- has personally administered and Increased by nell Univ., B.S. ; Ohio State Univ., M.A. Was investments In real estate, stocks, bonds and teacher of science in Granville (O.) Female CoU., securities, railroad property, etc., until she is the Misses Mackies' School for Girls, Newburgh, now reputed to be the richest woman in the N.Y. ; the Montrose School for Girls, South country; distinguished for financial aoility; in- Orange, N.J. ; now head of Dep't of the Physical terested in many large enterprises, and has iart;o Sciences in Wilson (3oIl. Mem. A.A.A.S., Am. real estate holdings In New York, Chicago and Chemical Soc Preebyterian. Favors woman other cities. Episcopalian. suffrage.

GHEEN, Lilian Bayliss (Mrs. Albert Randolph GREEN AW ATT, Mary Eliza (Mrs. George L. Green), 18 W. Cedar St., Boston, Mass. Greenawalt), 501 East Wayne St., Ft. Wayne,

Miniature painter, magazine editor; b. Mas- Ind. sillon, Ohio, Feb. 20, 1875; dau. Edwin and Cor- Bom Fort Wayne, Ind., Jan. 19, 1854; dau. delia (Zerbe) Bayliss; grad. Vassar Coll., A.B. Oliver W. and Mary C. (Lewis) JefTerds; ed. '96 (mem. Shakespeare Soc); m. Cleveland, Ohio, Fort Wayne High School; m. Fort Wayne, Ind., March 3, 1909, Albert Randolph Green. Exhibited Sept. 5, 1883, Dr. George L. Greenawalt Mem. miniatures at exhibitions of the Soc. of Am. Duodecimo Club, Morning Musical. Recreation: Artists, Pa. Acad., Soc. of Am. Miniature Traveling. Presbyterian.

Painters, N.Y. Water Color Club, the Pan- GREENE. Anne Bosworth (Mr.. H. W. Greene), American and St. Louis Exhi'bltions. Has pub- South Woodstock Vt.

lished several housekeeping arUcles In the ^.rtist and farmer; b. Chippenham, Wilts, Eng- Ladles' Home Journal; now editor of the Little ,and, 1877; dau. Homer L.^nd Delia Rood) House Dept of that magazine Unitarian Mem Bosworth; grad. Miss Porter's School, Spring- Boston Women s Educational and Industrial q^^^ ^aas., 1891; studied at Eric Rape's School Union, New England Home Economics Ass n; ^j ^^t, B<^ton (scholarship and medal), and chairman of Housewives League of Boston, 1911, gogton Art Museum; m. Springfield, Mass 1900 under auspices of New England Home Economics d^. h. W. Greene; one daugh^r: Lorna Greene Ass'n. Recreations: Theatre, symphony con- b. 1903. Exhibitor In all chief water-color certs, art lectures, entertaining. shows, landscape and figure work. Illustrator of

GREEN, L. Pearle, 15 East Av., Ithaca, N.Y. travel articles. Owner of a farm in South Editor and sec; b. in Ind.; dau. Dr. A. W. Woodstock, Vt., where present studio Is located; and Jennie Marcella (Hayes) (jreen; grad. Stan- formerly had studio at Provincetown, 'Gap* (3od. ford Univ., A.B. '98; N.Y. State Library School, Interested in establishment of libraries In the 1900-01 (Kappa Alpha Theta). Ref. librarian, rural districts. Favors woman suffrage. Episco- Stanford Univ., 1902-07; Nat. sec and editor palian. Mem. South Woodstock Grange Soc. for Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity, 1909-—. Dele- Recreations: Horses, riding and driving, music gate and sec, 1908-09, Nat, Panhellenic Congress, (pianist), gardening, mountain climbing, cami>- Author: Handbook of Kappa Alpha Thet*. Mem. ing. Mem. Pen and Brush (Hub (N.Y. City), Ass'n Collegiate Alumnas. Presbyterian. Favors Copley Soc. (Boston).

woman euflrage. GREENE, Carolyn May Wygant (Mrs. Joseph

GREEN, Margaret Morford (Mrs. Frederick Alfred Greene), Cold Spring, N.T. Voorhls Green), Nyack-on-Hudson, N.Y. Born PeeksklU, N.Y., May 21, 1874; dau. Dr.

Born Nyack.-on-Hudson, N.Y. ; dau. Anthony Henry Bernard and Sarah M. (Manterstock) Denton and Margaret A. (Ryerson) Morford; ed. Wygant; ed. Oakslde School, Peeksklll; Cornell private schools; m. Nyack-on-Hudson, June 20, Univ., A.B., with honorable mention In Greek 1894, Frederick Voorhls Green. Mem. Woman's (charter mem. of Semi-nightly Club); m. OcL 7, Board of Domestic Missions, Reformed Church 1903, Joseph Alfred Greene; children: Francis', In America, Nat. Geog. Soc, Rockland Co. Com. Marcellus. Methodist Favors woman suffrage' of the State Charities Aid Aas'n, Woman's GREENE, Ella Catherine, 165 Union Av., Mt Auxiliary of the Nyack Hospital. Club: Sorosls. Vernon NY

Mem. (Dutch) Reformed Church In America. Teacher; b. Albany, N.Y.; grad. Vassar Coll

GREEN, Mary Wolcott, 613 Prospect St., West A.B. '87. Teacher in Collegiate School Engle^ New Brighton, S.I., N.T. wood, N.J., 1887-90; Vassar Coll., 1890-95; the

Teacher, lecturer; b. Athens, Pa.; dau. Walter Baldwin School, Bryn Mawr, Pa., 1896-1911; since Kerr and Marion (Wolcott) Green; ed. Syracuse 1911 teacher In Ethical Culture School, N.Y. Univ., A.B. '95; (hooper Inst, grad. chemist. City. Edited (in collaboration with Miss S. B. 1904; post-grad, student, Columbia Univ. regent Franklin): Selections for Sight Reading from and founder of Staten Island Chapter D.A.R. Latin Prose Authors.

Author: The Woman Who Did (historical play); GREENE, Flora Hartley (Mrs. Charles W. The Pioneer Mothers of Anierlca Mem. Syra- areene) 814 Virginia Av., Columbia, Mo. cuse Alumnse Ass'n, Staten Island Ass'n of Arts oo-,, vankeptown Tnd Tniv q ifiS- Ab,, ^°d, Sciences Nat Education Ass'n Deems Lit- o^Yel al^Snd^ Angeilne" kyior Makrtle'y ! rn^nX l^r•^,^h TI.wl A^n in. n^ Vh ^ n^" ^d. Lolaud Stanford Jr. Univ., A.B '95; Univ. of ^^nl^+« nf^wJrfrv Wni.^K Vinhc. w^ ^^ Mlssouri (home ecouomics), M.S. '09: m. Hood scendants of Henry Wolcott Clubs: Woman's Riypr Ore Aue 7 IS.% Pharlps W firppn^-

TlacheTs ^ M^thf^'-' cfub ^of 'p's'°2o''mem'^F^r Si'rifr'en?'ckrl^"^arL'e/,1iefen" Hastily, ^Haro d S^arS Council o7 C^bs Universal^ Favo™ H^^^" ^«°^- ^°^ <" directors Charity Or- S^m»n <=?,ffr«L Univcrsalist. Favors ganizatlon of Columbia; pres.. Woman's Civic woman sunrage. League of Columbia. Author of scientific papers GREEN, Sara Elizabeth (Mrs. Frederic B, In zoology and arUcles on home economic sub- Green), 921 Lake St, Elmira, N.T. Jects. Mem. Y.W.C.A., Ass'n of Coll. Alumnse, Physician and surgeon; b. New Albany, Pa., Am. Ass'n of Home Economics, Ass'n for Study April 20, 1868; dau. Henry Mead and Eliza Dor- and Prevention of Infant Mortality, Alumni cas (Hall) Crandall; ed. pu'bllc schools of Pa., Ass'ns of Stanford and Univ. of Missouri. Mem fcnd seminary course In N.Y. City; grad. Med. FortnlghUy Club (Columbia); State chairman

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Home Economics, Mo. Federation of Woman's John Waterman Aborn and Mary FraacM (J^'^)

Clubs Favors woman suffrage. Greene; ed. private schools; grad R.I State

y^iuua. rav^a yy e, -.o^t^, 4„ Normal School, '77; Boston Univ. Law Schocrf,

GREENE, Frances N.mmo, 519 Dexter Av., ^^^ ^^^^^ -^^ -^^^^^ ,gg g^^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^

Montgomery Ala. rnhnmno Fin be admitted to the bar in Mass. (Sept. 1888);

Author; b. Tuscaloosa AU '^'^■7'^°™,^,!^°- first woman lawyer to appear in any court In ley and Virgmia (Owen) Greene, ed. Tusoaloosa ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^ ^^ j^^ ^j^^

Female Coll. formerly public school teacher. . g^ ^ ^.^^^ March, 1907. Lecturer in

more recently in ^}^^^y^Z''%J^^^ Author-' business law for women at Lasell Seminary,

State Dep't °f ArcMve^,,,^,°^^Yth °^^^^^^^ Auburndale, Mass., 1889-1906; one of two Am.

King Arthur and His Court With Spurs of Gold ^^^^^ lawyers selected to address the World's

(collaborating with I5»"yWmiams Kirk), Into ^ j Jurisprudence and Law Reform, Chi-

the Night; also many newspaper and magazme ^^^^ ^^^^ (sut,ject of her address. Married

contributions. Women's Property Acts in the U.S. and Needed

GREENE, Jessie Rice (Mrs. Charles Lyman Reforms Therein). Speaker at congresses in

Greene), 324 Summit Av., St. Paul, Minn. ^^^ Woman's Building, World's (Columbian E>x-

Born St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 14, 1862; dau. Jus- position, Chicago, 1893, on subject of Legal

tus Burdick and Eliza (Garland) Rice; ed. in St. Rights of Women in 1492 and 1892. Chairman

Paul, in private school and Central High School, rj Colonial Commission at the Atlanta Expo-

St Mary's Hall, Faribault, Minn.; m. St. Paul, gition, 1895, commissioned by Governor of R.I.

Oct. 6, 1886, Dr. Charles Lyman Greene; chil- pj-gs. Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Soc.

dren: Mrs. Jessie Rice Greene Ritzlnger, b. ^j rj^ 1895-1910; vice-pres. Woman's Baptist

Sept. 13, 1887; Dorothy Lawrence, b. Dec. 9, Foreign Missionary Soc. (the gen. denominational

1896. Associated with several church societies. g<jg ) gj^ce 1898. State regent for R-I. D.A.R.,

Mem. Colonial Dames, Town and Country Club, iggs.gy^ and hon. State regent for life since 18S7,

Lafayette Club. Episcopalian. Against woman Regent Gaspee Chapter D.A.R., 1906-08. Dele-

sufirage. gate to an-d speaker at World Missionary Con-

GREENE Josie Craig (Mrs. Wallace Greene), ference, Edinburgh, 1910. Author: The Woman's

2024 Hillyer Place, Washington, D.C. Manual of Law; The Legal Status of Women in

Born Canton 111 • dau Robert Provinse and Rhode Island (two editions), 1893, 1900; The

Sarah A (Clifford) Craig; ed. Canton (111.) High Scope of the Work of the Woman's Baptist

School Oswego (N.Y.) Normal School, Cornell Foreign Missionary Society, and many pamphlets

Univ 'Columbian Med. School; m. Washington, and magazine articles on legal, historical and

DC 'Dec 18 1897, Wallace Greene; one son: missionary matters. First woman to contribute

Robert Craig 'Greene Favors woman suffrage, to the pages of the Am. Law Review. Baptist.

Mem Nat Geographic Soc., CJolumbian Women, Mem. Colonial Dames, Ass'n of Collegiate

Cornell Women of Washington, D.C. Alumns. Mem. of many important committees

^^Tn^-»TE. T-i^„« Tk-.—on* /■mt'> -nnvirt TTolman of conference In the Baptist denomination and

GREENE, I^''^^« J'""^"* ^^^j^- ?f-lan MisT in interdenominational committees; pres. officer

Greene). Twenty- hirdAv., Meridian, Miss. ^^ ^^^ Triennial Conference of Women's Foreign

18f6^'dTu%'r Ho?^eVl&''buSt. n'^Xe'^f Mission Boards of the U.S. and Canada. 1904.

iDswich Suffolk England, and Frances (Miller) GREENE, Mary E. Lewis (Mrs. A. M. Greene

Durrant native of Holly Springs, Miss.; grad. Jr.). Sunny Slope, Spring Av., Troy, N.Y.

Oxford Female Coll., Univ. of Miss., with M.E.L. Born Salem, 0., 1869; dau. Dr. T. A. and Jean

degree '95- studied oratory with Miss Isom at (Alexander) Lewis; ed. Wellesley Coll., B.S. '91;

Univ of Miss instrumental music in N.Y. City, graduate student of English in Univ. of Chicago,

voice in Cincinnati elocution in Boston; grad. 1895-96, 1899-1900; m. 1906, Prof. Arthur Maurice

in medicine Meridian (Miss.) Med. Coll., 1911; m. Greene Jr. Before marriage, prof, of English in

David Holman Greene, native of Indianola, Miss., Coates Coll. and Univ. of Dakota. Dean of

and a descendant of Gen. Nathaniel Greene; women, Oahu Coll., Honolulu. Adviser of wo-

children- Frances Elizabeth, b. June 28, 1905; men. Univ. of Missouri. Third vlce-pres. of

Horace Stanley, b. Feb. 28, 1912. Specializes in Ass'n of Collegiate Alumnse; past pres. Wo-

children's diseases of the eye, ear, nose and man's University Club of Troy; pres. Eastern

throat Charter mem. Coffeeville (Miss.) Chap- N.Y. Wellesley Club; Nat. chairman Membership

ter United Daughters of Confederacy; mem. Com. Ass'n Collegiate Alumnae; mem. managing

Martha Washington Chapter D.A.R. (Washing- boards of three local philanthropies, of which

ton D.C.) Miss. State Fed. of Women's Clubs; Young Women's Ass'n is one. Has written

vice-pres ' Daughters of Confederate Veterans' articles for Ohio Modern Language Ass'n. Pres-

(~;iylj ■ byterian. Recreations: Driviilg, walking.

GREENE Maria Lonise, 14 University Place, GREENE, Mary Gertrude Mnnson (Mrs. Richard

New H-aven, Conn. Henry Greene), 235 Central Park West, N.T.

Social work'er; b. Providence, R.I.; dau. Wei- City. ,. „ ., t,.,. t. i, come Arnold and Caroline (Austin) Greene; grad. Born New Haven, Conn.; dau. Edwin Beech Providence High School, Vassar Coll., A.B. '91; and Amelia Catherine (Sperry) Munson; ed. The student at Teachers Coll., 1891-93; Yale Univ., Misses Edwards School, New Haven, Ck)nn.; m. PI1.D '95' N Y Univ M.Pd. '09. Formerly Richard Henry Greene; children: Marshall Wins- specialized' in' Am. Colonial history; later in low, Mrs. Augustus Thatcher Hoibrook (Edna garden work with children— teacher, lecturer and Munson Greene), both living in Summit, N.J. director of such work; investigated in 1909 for Active mem. in social life in West Park Presby- the Russell Sage Foundation. Author: The De- terian Church, N.Y. City. Mem. Wonien s velopment of Religious Liberty in Connecticut, Auxiliary to American Historic and Scenic Soc, 1905 ^he Palatines as Founders and Patriots; N.Y. City; Tribune Sunshine Soc; N.Y. City also' various historical arUcles, and Among FederaUon of Woman's Clubs; delegate to Bi- School Gardens, one of the Russell Sage Founda- ennial, San Francisco, June, 1912; pres. Nat. tion publications. Mem. Am. Historical Ass'n, Soc. New England Women; mem. Soc. Mayflower Am Nature Study Soc., D.A.R., Mayflower Soc, Descendants; delegate to Triennial Congress at vice-pres. School Garden Ass'n of America, 1912- Plymouth, Mass., Sept., 1912. Mem. D.A R., 15- mem A.A A S. Favors woman suffrage. founder Knickerbocker Chapter N.Y. City -and Its GREENE, Martha T. (Mrs. J. H. Greene), 481 first regent, founder and honorary mem. Nathan

Locust St., Dubuque, Iowa. Hale Memorial Chapter D.AR East Haddam,

Born Lansing, la., Feb. 24, 1859; dau. James Conn .mem. Washington Headquarters Ass n,

W and Nancy (Lemen) Thomas; ed. Rockford N.Y. City (founded by D.A.R.).

(111.) Coll., B.A. '81; m. Lansing, la., Jan. 21, GREENE, Mary Jane (Mrs. Edward G. Greene),

1885, Joel Henry Greene; children: James, Lois, 611 Waverley St., Palo Alto, Cal.

Joel. Interested in missionary societies. Mem. Kindergartner; b. Poultney, Vt. ; dau. William

Woman's Club (Dubuque). Recreation: Farm and Jerusha (Tift) Wright; ed. St. Albans (Vt.)

life in N. Dak. during summer. Presbyterian. public schools, Castleton (Vt.) Sem., klnder-

GRKENE, Mary Anne, 121 Benevolent St., garten training In School of Miss Van Wagner

Providence, R.I. at the Heber Newton Memorial Church, N.Y.

Lawyer; b. Warwick, R.I., June 14, 1857; dau. City, and Stanford Univ., Cal.; m. St, Albans,

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Vt, B!dward G. Greene; children: Lena Louise, Pulse and Rhythm (Pop. Science Monthly, Sept.,

Inez May. Kindergartner of Kindergarten Train- 1903); Pulse in Verbal Rhythm (Folk-Lore, Aug.,

Ing School, San Jos6, Cal. ; teacher of mothers' 1906); Twine EJternal, 1908; articles on music in

and teachers' classes at summer schools and Etude and Musician. Presbyterian. Mem.

Chautauquas In Cal. Pres. Vt. W.C.T.U. six Woman's Suffrage Ass'n; director Browning

years; nat. sup't kindergartens W.C.T.U. four Soc. of Philadelphia, Arts and Letters Club,

years. Author: Handbook for W.C.T.U.; The Recreations: Swimming, gardening.

Kindergarten Out of School (book for mothers); GREENING, Helen Eugene Haines (Mrs. Henry

occasional writer for magazines and newspapers. g Greening) Vincetown N J

Congregattonalist Progressive Republican State ggrn Pennsylvania; ed. 'mIss Randolph's

chairman Federated Women s Cluts, Waterways school, Baltimore; Miss Mary E. Stevens' School,

Dep't. Recreations: Social life music, lectures, Qermantown, Philadelphia; Bryn Mawr Coll.,

reading, out-of-door life. Now engaged in ^g .9^ Sorbonne, 1898-99; m. 1901, Henry B.

arousing an interest among clubs In subject of Greening. Teacher of English in Miss Case's and

Waters-Their CoDservaUon. Favors woman j^,^g Hollowell's School, Philadelphia. 1897-98;

suffr.ige. in ^igg Hebb's School, Wilmington, Del., 1889-

GBEENE, Minnie Wanrh, Cofteeville, Miss. 1900.

».,P'^^-,cTo°°lf°= ^;,J^^^a°^^'A l'"^^?'^n'l ^°-: GREENLEAT, Sue, 776 Bush St., San Fran- Miss., 1882; dau. William S. and Fannie Greene; cIsco Cal

ed. Indianola, Miss., unUl 15 years old, then in Teacher, writer, translator and land dealer; b.

boarding school four years, one year In luka, ^^^ j^^^^ Bottom, Clark Co., Mo.; dau. Eric

Miss., and three years at Cleveland. "Tenn Hinckley and Mary Elizabeth (Sweet) Greenleaf;

Episcopalian; active n church work. Junior ^ ^^ g ^ Normal School. KlrksvlUe. Mo.;

Altar Guild, and King's Daughters. Mem. boc. •, r o r» 'qn Actlvelv eneaeed In mining

United Daughters of confederacy; Martha wash fn^^-^M-ex^co-^and'^seinnfolT Ss' in 'caU '^nd

ington Chapter D.A.R., Washington D.C by Mexico. Translator and compiler of historic

,'?'"^"® ,?.' descent from Gen. Nathaniel Greene ^ especially relating to the early Spanish his-

Mem. Woman's Culture Club (pres.); Muslca ^^ p y and the Republic of Mexico;

Club (treas),paughters Confederate Veterans' -^^3^ ^ad professional and business connections

^'l^;. ^Hf ''r.Pfifrli'v^prL, ??<=<• V„,^^. with people of Nat. fame for 20 years. Suf-

unlon of Confederate Veterans at St. Louis; f-„pHef_TniHtaTit if npnp<?<?arv Author- Wed bv

mem Miss. State Federation of Women's Clubs ^S wiv^? a HistoricaTRomance of t^ GaY

^°»^^^'^^'^l^^""*"°,° ""^ ^,T . ?^^- ^, veston Tidal Wave and Cyclone; Don Miguel

GREENE, Nancy Andrews (Mrs. John Bradley Let^mada a Story of Reincarnation, dealing

Greene). South Brown St Dayton. O. ^u^ j^g^^l^.,, and the U.S. (written in 1898).

Born Dayton, p., Feb. 26, 1858; dau. George W. ^^^ Internal. Radical Club of San Francisco,

and Mary (Perrine) Shaw; ed Dayton and NY. Recreations: Walking, horseback riding. City; m. Dayton, June 4, 1879, John Bradley

Greene; children: Katherine Thompson, George GBEENOUGH. CUra Mary, 17% Federal SL,

Shaw. Mem. Fruit and Flower Mission, Y.W.C. Greenfield, Mass.

Shaw. Mem. Fruit and Flower Mission, Y.W.C.A. Physician; b. Deerfleld, Mass., Mar. 16, 1870;

Vice-pres. Dayton Ass'n Opposed to Woman dau. John Johnstone and Linda W. (Gushing)

Suffrage. Presbyterian. Clubs: Dayton City, Greenough; ed. Deerfleld Acad, and Dickinson

Dayton Country, Dayton Automobile. High School, Smith Coll., A.B. '94; Woman's

GREENE, Nellie Cady (Mrs. Allison Greene), Med. School, Northwestern Univ., M.D. '99. Ap-

Tallapoosa Ga. pointed medical school Inspector for toiwn of

Born Geneseo, 111., Nov. 8, 1860; dau. Hiram J. Greenfield, 1909-13. Mem Mass. Med Soc.,

and Mary G (Bartlett) Cady; ed. country school. Smith Alumnae Ass n, Deerfleld Acad, and DicTi-

Geneseo City School, High School grad., '80; m. Inson High School Ass'n Franklin Co. District

Aug. 10, 1885, Allison Greene; children: Mary Med. Soc. Mem Girls Club (philanthropic),

Alma, Mark Albert, Monroe Allan and Marie Greenfield Doctors' Club (professional), Woman s

Isabelle (twins), Ross Cady. Taught seven years Cut) (study). Recreation: Farming. Congrega-

before marriage. Has been pres. or vlce-pres. tlonallst.

Woman's Christian Union several years; held GREENOUGH, Jane Ashley Bates (Mrs. James

the oflBces of vice-pres., treas., cor. and rec. C. Greenough), 30 Court St., Westfleld, Mass.

sec. of Local W.C.T.U. for years; has been pres. Bom Westfleld, Mass., Feb. 24, 1835; dau. Hon.

or vice-pres. of Civic Club four years; pres. or William Gelston and Jane (Ashley) Bates; ed.

vice-pres. of Music Club three years, and also Westfleld Acad, and in Boston at George B.

of a study clu'b. Favors woman suffrage. Con- Emerson's private school; m. Westfleld, Nov.

gregationallst. Pres. Ladies' Aid. Recreations: 27, 1860. James C. Greenough; children: Jeanle

Summer trips. Mem. Matron's Club. Grace. William Bates, Henry Waldo, Beulah.

GREENE, Sarah Pratt McLean (Mrs. P. U Interested In religious, literary, social and all

Greene), Lexington, Mass. benevolent activities. Favors woman suffrage.

Author; b. Simsbury, Conn.. July. 1856; dau. Author: At Dawn of Day; A Year of Beautiful

Dudley Bestor and Mary (Payne) McLean; ed. Thoughts; Plain Thoughts on Common 'things;

Mt Holyoke Coll.; m. St Louis. Mo., 1887, also several booklets, club papers and occasional

Franklin Lynde Greene; children: John Lynde. contributions to periodicals.

Dudley Bestor. Author: Cape Cod Folks; Vesty GREENWOOD, Elizabeth Ward, 35 Monroe St.,

of the Basins; Wlnslow Plain; Floodtlde; Power Brooklyn, N.T.

Lot; The Long Green Road; Towhead. Favors Evangelist World's W.C.T.U.; b. Brooklyn, woman suffrage. N.Y. 1850; dau. Joseph M. and Cynthia (Ward) GREENEWALT, Mary E. Hallock (Mrs. Frank Greenwood; ed. Brooklyn Heights Sem. (vale- Lindsay Greenewalt), 1424 Master St., Phlla- dlctorian) ; Chicago Univ. (valedictorian), and delphia. Pa. (Summer home. Crocus Road, Theological Sem. Sup't Evangelistic dep't Park Building, Wildwood Crest, N.J.) World's Nat. W.C.T.U. Has lectured in every Pianist; b. Beyrout, Syria; dau. Samuel and State of the Union, supplied a pulpit twenty Sara (Tabet) Hollock; grad. head of class at summers In Berkshire Co., Mass.; supplied pul- Chelten Hellls School, Wyncote, Pa.; gold medal pit of Mr. Beecher's Church (Maj'flower Mission Philadelphia Conservatory of Music; Deaconess of Plymouth Church) seven winters; has written Sisters Beyrout; music with teacher in Vienna; several religious and temperance books and m. Johnstown, N.Y., July 14, 1898, Frank Llnd- many leaflets and has labored In the Continent say Greenewalt; one son: Crawford Hallock of Europe. Mem. Brooklyn Suffrage Soc. Au- Greenewalt Toured with Philadelphia and thor of several books, many printed sermons, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and Kueisel and many leaflets, including one upon the Bible Quartette. Extensive tours in piano recitals and Religion in all public schools, which has starred by Frederic Shipman, season 1912-13. had wide circulation in every State and flfty-flve First to arrange and utilize a color lighting ac- nations abroad. Formerly Methodist, now Con- companiment shifting with every phase of music, gregationallst. Recreations: Driving, walking In sympathy with the feeling and mood. Life and summer outings In Berkshire County, Mass- mem. Philadelphia Co. Suffrage Ass'n. Author: achusetts.

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GREENWOOD, Helen Evangeline, 5 Benefit James Orlando and Jannette (Greenlee) Gragory;

Terrace, Worcester, Mass. grad. Rockford Coll., 1883; studied at Univ. of

High school teacher of English; b. Holden, Chicago, 1900; Univ. of Wis., 1908. First ex- Mass., July 1, 1872; dau. Abner Perry and Han- perience in teaching was in Grand Prairie Sem., nah (Stratton) Greenwood; ed. Classical High Onarga, 111.; asked to teach Pres. Van Pelt's School, Worcester, Mass., 1S92; Wellesley Coll., classes in history and literature during his ab- B.A. '96, M.A. '06; Wellesley scholarship for sence of several weeks. Taught there for two Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, years; later on at Charles City Coll., Iowa; later Mass., 1902-04. Substitute Sunday-school teacher, taught history 14 years in a Mich, high school. Favors woman suffrage. Author: Preliminary Congregationalist. Mem. D.A.R., Rockford Coll. List of Hepatics Collected in Worcester, Mass. Alumnae, -Advance Club. Recreations: Travel, (Bryologist XIII, 7); Five Common Cephalozias reading, lectures, music and gardening. Favors (Bryologist XIII, 72) ; Some Stages in the Devel- woman suffrage.

opment of Pellia Epiphylla (Bryologist XIV 59, gKEIXER, Martha Nathalie, Central College,

i7, 93;. Congregationalist. Republican. Mem. Pella Iowa

Sullivant Moss. Soc, Am. Fern Soc Worcester Teacher; b.' Wurtemburg, Germany, 1869; dau.

Nat. History Soc New England Ass n of ^avid and Nathalie (Yelin) Greiner; ed. Ger-

Teachers of English Mem. Worcester Woman s ^ univ. of Mich., Ph.B. and A.M. (Phi Beta

Club Worcester College Club Worcester Welles- Kappa). Taught in high schools in Illinois, Bed-

r^ ^/""V^ w^ ™T- w"^,-!?- (Capt George Webb f^^d. Pa., also in colleges in Milwaukee, Wis.,

Chapter), Worcester Walking Club. and Central College, Pella, Iowa. Favors

GKEEB, Edith, N.T. City, and Southwest Har- woman suffrage. Author of a treatise on the

bor, Mt. Desert Island, Maine. Prose Style of Heine In the Pedagogical Monthly

Educator; b. Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 21, 1866; (Milwaukee). Lutheran,

dau. Howard and Aberilla (Ecoff) Greer; grad. r^TaTci^Tc-^T -, » -^ ,-,r txt,,.. ^ ,,, ^

Vassar Coll., A.B. '89, A.M. '90; special work in GBENFELL, Amm E. (Mrs Wilfred T. Gren-

natural science and education, 1900-06. Instruc- *^"^' "^'^"^If' . \^^^^''°^r ^V' ^i*-^^"^' ^^^^^ '

tor in mathematics, 1895-96; natural sciences, ^^^^^^- ,^^- ^^^^°^'^'^^Z°^'"\'^''^-^^

1896-98: school administration, 1898-1910; educa- .^^orn Lake Forest, Ill-..„188o; dau. Edmund

tional writer, 1910-; Human Welfare Publica- g^rke and Rosamond (Hill) MacCianahan; ed.

tions. Author: Home, School, Community Series. ^^"^ P?," ^^"^'^^^^^ ^Z"""^^' J^K'a^o''^^ ^wm'"

^uTTTTT? T,.ii^* /-v-L,, a™4„ It. „i >.„!. „„ Coll., A.B.; m. Chicago, Nov. 18, 1909, Dr. Wil-

cfrvSlls O^e Agricultural College, ^^^^ ,j, Grenfell, the distinguished medical mis-

r,„,, „j „„„?■>, ■Dr,^■h^^r.^ -D^ At VI slonary, now sup't Labrador Branch of the

nf PhT,/. T 1 ?nfl vie- ^ f^ f, " 4 l^^°°ol Royal Nat Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen;

TL.h.V^fl'Ji!;;. ni -^fc^L n?"-, ^-^ny.^^- children: Wilfred Thomason Jr., Kinloch Pascoe

Teacher, Edgewater, 111., 1895-96; Cleveland, Ohio, pviio^nnni-ian

1S96-98; Pratt Inst., Brooklyn, N.Y., 1S98-1908; t;^ °1Z, °-

since 1908 dean of School of Domestic Science and GRE^^ELL, Helen Lonng: (Mrs. Edwin I. Art, Oregon Agricultural Coll., Corvallis, Ore. Grenfell), 1264 Columbine St., Denver, Colo. /-.•D■K^/-./-.D1r -cj-ii. TT • _, TTT TTT, i T S tatc offlclal ; b. Valparaiso, Chile; dau. Charles GREGORY, Edith Ho m^, W. Walnut Lane, ^^^ j^^ Frances (Roby) Loring; ed. Colorado Germantown Philadelphia, Pa. ^lic schools. State Normal Coll., Albany, N.Y.; Teacher; b. Bridgeton, N.J., Sept 2 1866; dau honorary M.A. Univ. of Denver, 1909; m. Denver. Casper Robeau and Mary Let tia (Montgomery) ^pril 6, 1889, Edwin I. Grenfell. Served three Gregory; grad Wellesley Coll., A B. 86; one elective terms as county sup't of schools of Gil- year spent at Oxford Univ., Eng and. Active m i^ county, Colo., and three elective terms College Settlement, Consumers League and ^consecutive) as State Sup't of Public Instruc- church missionary work. Episcopalian. Mm. ^^ ^^^^^ 1505 appointed 1909 to five-year term [ntercollegiate Alumna Ass n. Consumers' League ^g commissioner of State Penitentiary and Re- of Philadelphia Women s Rest Tour Ass'n. Rec- jormatory, having financial and executive man- !^^^^'^°.^„,r*''^ ., agement of the penal institutions of the State. GREGORY, Emily Ray, care Dr. Herman B. favors woman suffrage; vice-pres. Colo. State Allyn, 501 S. Forty-second St, Philadelphia, Pa. Equal Suffrage Ass'n. Mem. Congregational Professor of biology; b. Philadelphia, Pa., Nov. church. Trustee of Children's Historical Ass'n 1, 1863; dau. Henry Duval and Mary (Jones) ^f Denver. Mem. Soc. of Mayflower Descend- Gregory; ed. Wellesley Coll. (five years' class, ants Mem Woman's Press Club, musical course), A.B. '85; Univ. of Pa., fellow _ . ,, „, ^-.^ ^ 1893-94, A.M. '96; Univ. of Chicago, 1895-97, fel- GBESSWELL, Pearl Vere Burnham (Mrs. C. low 1897-99, Ph.D. (zoology); scholar of Am. Dan Gresswein, North yakima, Wash. Women's Table, Zoological Station, Naples, Writer; b. Albert Lea, Minn.; grad. Vassar Italy, 1899-1900; has studied also at Woods Hole Coll., A.B. '95; graduate student Univ. of Minn.; Marine Biological Laboratory and Harpswell m. Aug. 7, 1907, C. Dan Gresswell; one son. Laboratory. Prof, of biology. Wells Coll., 1901- Teacher, Minneapolis, 1896-98; Faribault Minn., 1909; prof, of biology, physiology and hygiene, 1S98-1900; in Cuba one year, engaged in business Constantinople Coll., 1909-11; lectun-s on eugeuics., and newspaper work. Writer of numerous trans- 1912-13. Interested In social and philanthropic lations and newspaper arUcles. work, as prevention of tuberculosis, hygiene and gRF.VE, Harriet Fisher (Mrs. Theodore Lund eugenics. Organized lectures on hygiene for August Grave), The Wellington, Cincinnati, O. Turkish women in Constantinople, 1909-11; also Born National Hotel, Washington City; dau. for Am. women in Constantinople, 1910-11. Fa- Ellwood and Julia A. (Smith) Fisher; ed. by vors woman suffrage. Presbyterian. Mem. tutors at home, under parents' supervision; A.A.A.S., Ass'n Collegiate Alumnee. Recreations: later special student at Cincinnati Univ three Music, out-door life. Mem. Wellesley Club, Col- years; m. Cincinnati, O., June 26, 1876, T. L. A. lege Club and Civic Club of Philadelphia, 1910 oreve', M.D.; children: Clifford, b. Apr. 7, 1879; (Mental Hygiene and Eugenics Com.), Con- Brenn'ock Lloyd, b. July 16, 1887; Julia Mar- tantinople Women's Club. guerite, b. Oct. 4, 1S95. Semi-prof. Has held GREGORY, Emma Helena, 29 Ann St., Provl- many offices in societies; was one of the Cura- dence, R.I. tors of Historical and Philosophical Soc. for Teacher; b. Lincoln, R.I. ; dau. John Hooper several years; organized Ohio Soc. U.S. Daugh- and Martha L. (Elliott) Gregory; ed. public ters of 1812 (first pres., serving six years, now schools of Providence, Classical High School of hon. State pres. for life). Hon. vice-pres. Ohio Providence; Wellesley Coll., A.B. '91; Brown Anti-Suffrage Ass'n; has spoken and written Univ., A.M. '01. Taught in Johnston High against suffrage. Author: Defense of Chief School, R.I., 1891-93; Classical High School since Justice Taney's Decision in the Dred Scott Case 1893. .Mem. R.I. Branch Ass'n of Collegiate (published in the Catholic Telegraph); article Alumnce, R.I. Wellesley Club, Sarah E. Doyle on Domestic Service (Cincinnati Commercial); Club, New England Classical Ass'n. also letters of travel, articles on objects and GREGORY, Helen Martha, 603 N. Horsman St., alms of Historical and Patriotic Societies, and Rockford, 111. biographical sketches. At invitation frona Wo- Teacher; b. Harlem, 111., Sept, 1859; daii. men Commissioners of State of Ky. spoke for

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��them at Internat. Exposition held In Atlanta, 1895. Episcopalian. Mem. Soc. of Mayflower, Descendants In State of Ohio and in State ot Ckjnn., D.A.R., United Daughters of Confederacy, Pocahontas Soc, Nat. Mary Washington Mem. Ass'n, George Washington Mem. Ass'n, Mt. Auburn Literary Club of Cincinnati (now in second term as pres.). GRICE, Mary Vuu Meter (Mrs. Edwin C. Grlce),

330S Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.

Bom Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 12, 1858; dau. Joseph E. and Catharine B. (Trucks) Van Meter; descendant from the Van Meters from Holland, who setUed In Ulster Co., N.Y., be- tween 1650 and lfi60, and later In Monmouth Co., N.J., 1712 and 1714; ed. private schools, Ever- ton Sem., Whltemarsh, Pa.; m. Philadelphia, April, 1884, Edwin C. Grice. Member Wom- an's Auxiliary of P.E. Church. Pres. Home and School League, Philadelphia; vice-pres. Public Education Ass'n; Sectional School Board, mem. ot Vice Com. lately appointed by the Mayor of Philadelphia; vice-pres. New Century Club until 1511; mem. Education Com. of State Fed. of Women's Clubs. Favors woman suf- frage. Author: Home and School. Vlce-pres. Woman's Com. Historical Pageant Ass'n of Philadelphia; vlce-pres. Woman's League Daily Bible Vacation Schools; executive director of Hume Counsel Dep't Am. Inst, of Child Life. Formerl> resided at Riverton, N.J., where she was m€m. of the Riverton School Board and officially identified with the Woman's Missionary Work of the Efpiscopal Diocese of N.J. She founded the Porch Club of Riverton and the N.J. State Congress of Mothers until her removal to Philadelphia, about ten years ago. Was presi- dent of the Philadelphia Women's Ass'n for the Preservation of the Sabbath; pres. of the Phila- delphia League of Home and School, and has been especially active In the movement to bring about closer cooperation between parents and teachers in promoting the welfare of the public schools. GRIDLET, Josephine Bradley (Mrs. Sidney DIas

Gridley), 5418 Walnut St., Philadelphia.

Born Philadelphia, Mar. 10, 1887; dau. Law- i-ence S. and Mary T. (McMullen) Brady; ed. Philadelphia High School for Girls; Philadelphia Normal School for Girls; Pa. Acad, of Fine Arts (scholarship); Cornell Univ. (scholarship), A.B. •08; m. Philadelphia, Jan. 27, 1912, Sidney Dlas Gridley (Cornell, M.E. '08; M.M.E. '09). After graduation from Cornell was connected with the school garden work under the supervision of the Philadelphia Board of Education, and organized a large part of the home garden work now car- ried on among the school children in that city; lectured In schools, visited their homes and schools. During senior year at Cornell did re- search work in stroboscopy In the psychological laboratory; Interested In psychological investiga- tions. Has been voluntary worker and visiting agent for Philadelphia Country Week Ass'n; has done settlement work in Philadelphia and Ithaca, N.T. ; Interested in the Moral Educational League, uplift of the drama, and improvement of labor conditions. Mewi. Cornell Alumnae Ass'n of Philadelphia, Alumnaj Ass'n of Philadelphia Normal School for Girls, Philadelphia Ethical Soc, Alliance Frangaise, Deutscher Vereln, Les Calwtlns (French Dramatic Soc), English Club (literary club at Cornell), Spanish Club, Shakes- peare Reading Club. Recreations: Reading, sketching, canoeing, walking. Favors woman BUtTiage. Progressive RepHbllcan. GRIDLKY, ILoulse DIas (Mrs. Wllltam Grandl-

son Gridley), 1068 Chemung Place, Elmlra,

N.r.

Born Blmlra, N.Y., Aug. 30, 1862; dau. Sidney S. and Jennie (Craig) Dias; g^ad. Elmlra Free Acad., '80; m. Elmlra, June 3, 1885, William Graudison Gridley (deceased); children; Sidney Dlas, William Grandison. Mem. State Charities Aid Soc, Elmira Fed. for Social Service. Favors woman suffrage. Mem. Chumung Co. Equal Suffrage Club, Elmira Political Study Class. Congregationallst. Mem. Travel Club and Park 3hurch Shakespeare Club (Elmlra), N.Y. State Fed. of Women's Clubs.

��GRIEPENKEBL, Florence Smith (Mrs. Wllhelm Griepenkerl), Tlburon Point, Tlburon, Gal. Born Philadelphia, Dec. 18, 1871; dau. Edward Clarence Smith (founder and principal of Rugby Acad., Philadelphia) and Virginia A. (Toadvln) Smith: grad. Smith Coll., B.L. '93 (Phi Kappa Psl); m. San Jos6, Cal., Aug. 24, 1907, Wilhelm Griepenkerl: one son: Edward Clarence Smith Griepenkerl. Recreations: Walking, tramploc Favors woman suffrage. Independent In politics.

GRIEVE, Lucia Catherine Graeme, Martlndale

Depot, N.Y.

Lecturer; dau. Rev. David Graeme and Martha Lucy (Klnkead) Grieve; ed. Mrs. J. T. Bene- dict's French and English School, N.Y. City; Wellesley Coll., A.B. '83, A.M. '93; Oxford Univ., Columbia Univ., Ph.D. '98; mem. Phi Sigma. School teacher, 1883-93; lecturer, 1898. Favors woman suffrage. Author: Death and Burial In Attic Tragedy; also papers, chiefly on Oriental subjects, contributed to various journals. Mem. Methodist Episcopal Church. Mem. Am. Oriental Soc, Nat. Geographic Soc, Ass'n of Collegiate Alumnae and several church, college and phil- anthropic societies. Recreations: Walking, driv- ing, raising flowers.

GRUnS, Frances King (Mrs. William Elliot

Grlffis), Glen Place, Ithaca, N.Y.

Born Pulaski, N.Y. ; dau. Don Alonzo and Mary Gridley (Baker) King; ed. Vassar Coll., A.B. '90; m. Pulaski, N.Y., June 28, 1900, Will- iam Elliott Griffls. Has been the almost dally companion of her husband In his study, at the typewriter, in reading, verifying, etc. Has been four times In Europe with Dr. Griffls; was for eight years Latin preceptress at Pulaski Acad. Interested in music (vocal, organ and piano); also much Interested in social service. Against woman suffrage. Congregatlonalist. Recrea- tions: Golf, tennis, music, whist, walking, reading.

GRIFFIS, Margraret Clark, Glen Place, Ithaca,

N.Y.

Educator In Japan and America; b. Phila- delphia, Pa., June 13, 1838; dau. John Lime- burner and Anna Maria (Hess) GrlfBs; ed. Miss Patton's School, Philadelphia, Pa., followed by extensive reading and self-culture. Acted as governess In families on Island Number 10, Tenn., and near Alexandria, Va., before the Civil War. W"ent to Japan In 1872, and from 1872 to 1874 taught the daughters of the nobles and gentry In the first girls' school established by the Imperial Government of Japan, the first official recognition of female education. This first Tokyo school for girls has since developed Into the Peeresses' School and the Tokyo Wom- an's Normal School; from 1875-1900 head teacher In the Philadelphia Sem., Philadelphia. An Invalid and inactive since 1900; was for many years the constant literary ass't of her brother, William Elliot Griffls. For this purpose, in addi- tion to her easy command of French, German, Latin, Hebreiw and Greek, she furnished large data from the Dutch. She visited Europe four times and In some parts of Japan was the first white woman seen; traveled extensively In the Mikado's Empire. Has written sketches on Japanese social life for periodicals. Congrrega- tionallst. Recreations: Reading, Japanese art.

GRIFFITH, Hester T. (Mrs. Elijah Griffith).

1602 Alexander St., Hollywood, Cal.

Temperance worker, lecturer, officer W.C.T.U. ; b. Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 22, 1854; dau. (3alvlu A. and Charlotte M. (Minkler) Tuttle; grad. third SUte Normal School, St. Cloud, Minn.; m. 1877, Elijah Griffith. Teacher of public school for Blx years; primary principal for three years; prison worker for 25 years. Was Territorial treaa. and pres. Utah W.C.T.U. for two years; pres. of W.C.T.U. Fed. of Los Angeles for eight years; pres. of Los Angeles Ck>. W.C.T.U. for two years; State pres. ot Southern Cal. for four years, now vlce-pres. Mem. Civic League of Los Angeles. Methodist. Favors woman suf- frage; lecturer during California campaign &S State president ot Southern Cal. W.C.T.U. ProhiblUonlst.

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��GBUTITH, Martha E. Hutchings (Mrs. T. J.

Griffith), 224 S. Green St., Crawfordsville, Ind.

Physician; b. Jefferson Co., Ind., Nov. 29, 1S42; dau. John Work and Elizabeth (Cravens) Hatch- ings ; ed. Acad., "Vernon, Ind., 1S65, Woman's Med. Coll., Pa., M.D. '70; m. Madison, Ind., 1871, Dr. T. J. Griffith; children: James Barton Grif- fith, M.D., Helen Griffith (deceased). Life work has been study and practice of medicine and ob- stetrics. Interested in betterment of health con- ditions for fellow women; recent years have been given to urging the study of social hygiene and eugenics on the women of Ind.; has spoken on these topics before various women's organiza- tions. One of organizers City Hospital; active In instituting public library. Mem. Official Board State Franchise League, vice-pres. local league (county chairman). Christian. Wife of Civil War Veteran; mem. Woman's Relief Corps, since its organization; mem. Order Eastern Star; char- ter mem. first Com. of Ben Hur, Ladies of the Maccabees of the World, Local Council of Women. Mem. Twentieth Century Club of Craw- fordsville (elected pres. four times); chairman Health Dep't Ind. Fed. of Clubs since dep't was created in 1908. Oldest woman physician in the State; first to grad. from, a regular school of medicine. GRIFFITH, Slarj- Josephine, 1003 University

Av., Ann Arbor, Mich.

Born Rome, N.Y., April 24, 1865; dau. Ezra Hollis and Jennie (Sanford) Griffith; grad. Wel- lesey Ck)ll., B.S. '88; studied in Germany one year and four months; Berlin and Rome; m. Rochester, 1S92 (lost husband in 1901); children: Sanford, b. 1S93; Jean Paul, b. 1895; Dorothea, b. 1896. Favors woman suffrage. Author of Bible Temperance Studies. Baptist. Until going abroad in 1912 pres. Woman's Missionary So- cieties of Chicago Ass'n. Mem. Board of Wom- an's Foreign Missionary Soc. of the West (Bap- tist). Mem. D.A.R., Chicago; Woman's Fed- erated Club, Chautauqua and D.A.R. at Chau- tauqua. GKIMES, Frances, 2 Washington Mews, N.T.

City.

Sculptor; dau. Francis Stanley Grimes, M.D., and Ellen F. (Taft) Grimes, M.D.; grad. Normal Art Dep't, Pratt Inst., 1894, studio apprentice to Herbert Adams six years; ass't Augustus Saint Gaudens' studio five years. Mem. Women's Cos- mopolitan Club. Favors woman suffrage. GRINDROD, Ida E., Kansas City, Kan.

Born Paris, Pa., 1852; dau. J. and Elizabeth (Abdel) Saussier; ed. Galva, 111.; m. 1876, Fred Grindrod. Sup't Primary Dep't Central Avenue Sunday-school. Methodist. Mem. Eastern Star; pres. Wyandotte Graded Sunday-school Union; mem. Associated Charities; pres. Council of Clubs, Kansas City, Kan. ; mem. Travelers' Club (organized 18S1), Central Reading Club (18S7). Recreation: Photography. GKINNELE, Susan B." (Mrs. R. Bradley Grin-

nell), 541 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.

Born Brattleboro, Vt. ; dau. Richards and Sarah (Merr>') Bradley; ed. N.Y. City, N.Y. private school, Mrs. Lucy B. Sandous; m. Boston, Feb. 13, 1890, R. Bradley Grinnell. Worked in Trinity Church, Boston, as sec. of Visiting Soc. and Sunday-school teacher for 12 years. Has written occasionally for newspapers. Protestant Episcopal. Mem. Saturday Morning Club (hon. mem.). Assembly Club.

GBINSTEAD, Minnie Johnson (Mrs. V. H. Grin- stead), Liberal, Kan.

Lecturer for Nat. W.C.T.U.; b. Crawford County, Kan., Sept. 30, 1869; dau. Rev. J. M. and Martha (Emerick) Johnson; ed. largely in the country schools of Eastern Kansas; one year at the State Normal at Emporia; m. Monett, Mo., Oct. 30, 1901, Judge V. H. Grinstead; chil- dren: Grace Darling, Milton Wayde. A teacher for 12 years; two years principal of East School, Pittsburg, Kan.; in 1896 was nominated for County Sup't of Public Instruction of Crawford County, Kan. Active mem. of Baptist Church and licensed to preach by the church. Interested In unfortunate girls and has directly and indi- rectly helped several girls. Favors woman suf-

��frage. Was pres. of the big Seventh District during the suffrage campaign in 1912 (embracing 32 counties), carried every county but four with a majority of more than 4,000 for the amend- ment. Has written poems and prose and is writing a book that deals with the woman question in all its phases. Mem. Baptist Church. Independent in politics. Sec. Order Eastern Star; county sec. W.C.T.U. Recreation: Walking. Mem. Liberal Woman's Club (50 members).

GRISHAM, Sa<Ue Park (Mrs. Thomas H. Gris-

hamj, Cottonwood Falls, Kan.

Teacher; b. Litchfield, Pa., July 22, 1859; dau. Joseph Prentice and Jane A. (Moody) Park; ed. Kan. State Normal School; m. McPherson, Kan., Dec. 28, 1882, Thomas H. Grisham. City and county sup't of schools; mem. Chase County Bar Ass'n. Favors woman suffrage; past pres. State Ass'n, County Ass'n; sec. Dist. Ass'n. Editor Psychic World, Kansas City, Mo. Unl- versalist. Independent. Mem. Order of the Eastern Star, Pythian Sisters, D.A.R., Ladies of the G.A.R. Mem. Shakespeare Club, 1888, and Jr. Shakespeare Club. Blspecially interested in scientific study of the occult.

GRISWOLD, Edith Anne, Kinsman, O.

Born Toledo, O., Oct. 21, 187S; dau. George H. Griswold and Laura E. Selby; ed. Allegheny Coll., Cornell Univ., A.B. (mem. Kappa Alpha "Theta). Methodist Episcopal. Mem. Kinsman Tourist Club, Kinsman Bona Fide Club.

GKISWCI.D, Edith Julia, River View Manor,

Hastlngs-on-Hudson, N.Y.

Lawyer, patent, expert; b. Windsor, Conn., Feb. 12, 1863; dau. Thomas Newell and Cornelia Stanley (Babcock) Griswold; ed. Windsor Acad, for Young Ladies; grad. Public School No. 47, N.Y. City, '79; Normal Coll., N.Y. City, '83; pri- vate studies in civil and mechanical engineering and electricity; law studies in law office and N.Y. Univ. Law School. Taught geometry and algebra in private school, 1885-86; opened office at 234 Broadway in 1886, as draftsman, connected with patent law firm of Howson & Howson, 1887-97; admitted to N.Y. Bar 189S, and U.S. Courts 1901; since 1901 chiefiy occupied as expert in patent suits. Interested in psychology, Theos- ophy and metaphysics. Mem. Internat. Jury of Awards, machinery dep't, St. Louis Exposition, 1904. Associate editor and writer for the Women Lawyers' Journal; also occasional writer for other magazines. Pres. Women Lawyers' Club. Religion: New Thought. Favors woman suffrage.

GROBE, M. Alice Woolsey (Mrs. William E.

Grobe), Edgar St., Yoakum, Texas.

School teacher; b. Oakland, Colorado Co., Tex., June 15, 1862; dau. Hon. J. M. and Matilda A. (Blunt) Woolsey; ed. Concrete Coll., De Witte Co., Tex., under Dr. J. V. E. Covey, D.D., LL.D. (pres.); m. Oakland, Tex., Oct. 25, 1882, William E. Grobe; children: M. Alice, Golder, Leon H., William Clay, Inez and Tampa. Against woman suffrage; mem. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Mem. Woman's Missionary Soc, Order Eastern Star, Ladies of the Maccabees of the World; pres. Yoakum High School Mothers' Club; mem. Yoakum Civic Ass'n.

GROESBECK, Alice Wilson Thomas (Mrs. Stephen Walley Groesbeck), 232 North New- stead Av., St. Louis, Mo.

Bom Albany, N.Y. ; dau. William Gregory and Susan M. (Wlllson) Thomaa; ed. private schools in Albany and N.Y. City; m, Norwalk, Conn., Apr. 12, 1887, Stephen Walley Groesbeck, U.S.A. Unitarian.

GROSS, Myra Geraldine (Mrs. F. Harry Gross),

Emmitsburg, Maryland.

Born Newburgh, N.Y., Jan. 14, 1872; dau. Will- iam T. and Harriet Newell (Coddington) Fitz- Gerald; ed. public schools of Baltimore; grad. W.F.H.S., with Peabody medal; various courses at Johns Hopkins Univ.; m. Baltimore, Md., June 12, 19€6, F. Harry Gross. Author: The Star of Valhalla (a historical romance, dealing with early Christianity in Norway). Recreation: Traveling. Methodist. Favors woman suffrage.

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Rh GROSSMAN, Althea Somerville (Mrs. E. M. Grossman), 4137 Magnolia Av., St. Louis, Mo.

Born St Louis, April 4, 1880; dau. William and Harriet Bordan (Pullis) Somerville; ed. Wellesley, 1897-98; Univ. of Chicago, 1898-1901, Ph.B. '01; Washington Univ., 1881-1902, A.M. '02; m. St Louis, June 17, 1911, E. M. Grossman (lawyer); children: Althea and Mary (twins). Mem. Self-Culture Hall Ass'n; sec. Mo. Com. for Social Legislation; mem. Board Directors St. Louis Woman's Trade Union League; mem. Board of Governors of St. Louis Equal Suffrage League. St Louis correspondent for The Survey. Recreations: Gardening, dramatics. Mem. St. Louis Wednesday Club, St Louis Artists' Guild, St. Louis Players' Club.

GROSVENOR, Rose Dimond Phinney (Mrs. William Grosvenor), 51 Prospect St., Providence, Beacon Hill, Newport, R.I.

Born Bristol, R.I.; dau. Theodore and Rose (Dimond) Phinney; ed. by governesses and tutors; m. Newport, R.I., 1882, William Grosvenor; children: Alice Mason (Mrs. Dudley Davis), Caroline (Mrs. G. M. Congdon), William, Rose Phinney (Mrs. George Peabody Gardner, Jr.), Robert, Anita D., Theodore P. Interested in social and philanthropic work; much interested in general literature and education. Protestant Episcopal. Mem. Colonial Dames, D.A.R. and various philanthropic societies. Recreations: Riding, motoring, swimming. Mem. Art Club, Agawam Hunt Club and Chilton Club (Boston).

GROTE, Frances Fitzgibbon (Mrs. Ludwig I. Grote), Crafton, Pa.

Born Bradford, Pa., Feb. 13, 1883; dau. William and Gertrude (Grace) Fitzgibbon; ed. Carnegie public school, Dilworth Hall, Pittsburgh, Pa. Coll. for Women, Pittsburgh, A.B. '05; m. Carnegie, Pa., June 29, 1908, Ludwig I. Grote. Favors woman suffrage. Presbyterian. Mem. Monday Club of Carnegie, College Club of Pittsburgh.

GROVER, Eulalie Osgood, 23 S. Prospect St., Oberlin, O.

Writer of juvenile books; b. Mantorville, Minn., June 22, 1873; dau. Rev. Nahum Wesley and Frances (Osgood) Grover; grad. St. Johnsbury Acad., '91; studied in Germany and Paris, 1898-1900, with work at the Sorbonne and the College de France; special study in Europe during the year 1900. Author: The Sunbonnet Babies' Book; The Overall Boys; The Outdoor Primer; Kittens and Cats; The Art Literature Primer and First Reader; The Folk Lore Readers. Congregationalist Favors woman suffrage.

GROW, Caroline Windsor (Mrs. David R. Grow), 3510 Evanston Av., Chicago, Ill.

Sec. Nat. Anti-cigarette League, Chicago; b. North Scituate, R.I.; dau. Hon James Augustus and Caroline Curtis (Davis) Windsor; grad. Wheaton Female Sem., Norton, Mass., 1855; m. Chicago, 1866, David R. Grow; children: Alice Walbridge, Caroline Windsor. Teacher Wheaton Female Sem., Norton, Mass.; associate principal Stanford Female Sem.; editor Elite News; business manager Arkansas Traveler; business manager Woman's Temperance Publishing Ass'n and of the Union Signal. Sec. Nat. Anti-cigarette League. Favors woman suffrage. Episcopalian. Progressive in politics. Mem. Woman's City Club of Chicago.

GRUBB, Violet Burd (Mrs. E. Burd Grubb), Kearney, N.J.

Born in England; dau. Thomas and L. G. (Messister) Sopwith; ed. in England; m. London, Nov. 3, 1891, Gen. E. Burd Grubb; children: Edward Jr., b. Mar. 20, 1803; Margaret Shippen (died), Violey Dorothea, Burd. Gen. and Mrs. Burd Grubb lived in Spain in 1891-92, where Gen. Burd Grubb was U.S. Minister. She was decorated by the Queen Regent of Spain with the Order of Noble Ladies of Maria Luisa. Mem. Soc. of Ladies of Grand Army of the Republic. Episcopalian.

GRUMBINE, Annette Farwell (Mrs. Samuel Grumbine), 144 E. Walnut St., Titusville, Pa.

Former teacher; b. Ischua, N.Y., May 22, 1855; dau. John Davis and Caroline (Richardson) Farwell; grad. high school, Titusville, Pa., June 10, 1872; m. Turners Falls, Mass., Sept. 5, 1888, Samuel Grumbine (lawyer of Titusville, Pa.). Active in church and charitable work. Favors woman suffrage. Communicant of Episcopal Church. Mem. W.C.T.U., D.A.R. One of the organizers and first pres. of Titusville Woman's Club, an organization working along literary and musical lines, also for civic improvement of the town and advancement of the community.

GRUNDY, Blanche (Mrs. J. G. Grundy), 1015 Sixth Av., Des Moines, Ia.

Born Belmond, Ia., June 24, 1869; dau. G. G. and Juliet I. (Rosecrans) Pritchard; ed. St. Mary's Inst., Prairie du Chien, Wis.; m. Belmond, Ia., Jan. 2, 1888, J. G. Grundy. Principal of high school, Eagle Grove, Ia.; 16 years in Eagle Grove schools. Pres. Des Moines Fed. of Women's Clubs, 1910-11; pres. Des Moines Boys' Club Board, 1910-13; mem. Des Moines Women's Club Board, 1911-13; pres. Eagle Grove Women's Club, 1902. Mem. Votes for Women League, Des Moines Political Equality Club. Matron of Order Eastern Star, Eagle Grove, Ind., 1903-05. Clubs: Women's, Review, Unity Circle, Chauncey Depew.

GUERBER, Helena Adeline, 150 Piermont Av., Nyack, N.Y.

Author, teacher; ed. Paris, France. Author: Myths of Greece and Rome; Stories of the Wagner Operas; Story of the Thirteen Colonies; Contes et Légendes, French Method; Märchen und Erzählungen, German Method; Stories of Shakespeare's Tragedies, How to Prepare for Europe; Legends of the Rhine; Yourself, Manual of Physiology. Episcopalian.

GUERNSEY, Alice M., 150 Fifth Av., N.Y. City.

Editor and writer; b. Rindge, N.H., April 16, 1850; dau. Rev. Joseph Warren and Lucy Anna (Tucker) Guernsey; grad. State Normal School, Salem, Mass.; post-graduate work at Wellesley Coll. Teacher in State Normal Schools of New Hampshire, Vermont and Minnesota and in high school and academy. Editor of The Young Crusader for the W.C.T.U. and books and leaflets. Ass't for several years on The Silver Cross (organ of the King's Daughters and Sons). Editor and business manager of the general publications of the Woman's Home Missionary Soc. of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Author: Under Our Flag; Citizens of To-Morrow; Home Mission Readings; A Queen Esther Round Robin.

GUERRIER, Edith, 18 Hull St., Boston, Mass.

Librarian; b. New Bedford, Mass., 1870; dau. George Pearce and Emma L. (Ricketson) Guerrier; ed. in private schools at New Bedford and Concord, Mass.; business college in Atchison, Kan.; grad. Montpelier (Va.) Sem., '91; courses in Radcliffe Coll. Children's librarian since 1896. Leader at Library Club House, Boston, since 1909. Favors woman suffrage. Author: Wanderfolk in Wonderland; occasional contributor to magazines.

GUILD, Winifred Agnes (Mrs. Roy Bergen Guild), 1325 Clay St., Topeka, Kan.

Born Mantorville, Minn., July 6, 1869; dau. John Jacob and Gertrude (Scoville) Everhard; grad. Kasson (Minn.) High School and Winona (Minn.) State Normal School; m. Seneca, Kan., June 21, 1898, Rev. Roy Bergen Guild; children: William Everhard, Roland Bergen, George Scoville. Pres. Woman's Home Missionary Fed. Favors woman suffrage. Congregationalist. Republican.

GUINEY, Louise Imogen, Longwall Cottage, Oxford, England.

Author and editor; b. Boston, Jan. 7, 1861; of ancestry Irish, Scots, French; only child of Gen. Patrick Robert Guiney (of the Army of the Potomac) and Janet Margaret (Doyle) Guiney; ed. private schools in Boston, Elmhurst (Academy of the Sacred Heart), Providence, R.I., and private tutors. Since 1885 contributor of essays and poems to Harper's, Scribner's, the Atlantic, McClure's and other Am. magazines. For many years past resident in Oxford, England. Author: Songs at the Start, 1883; The White Sail and Other Poems, 1887; Monsieur Henri (de la Rochejaquelein), a Footnote to French History, 1892; Patrins, 1897; A


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��Roadside Harp, 1893; 'England and Yesterday,' 1898; The Martyrs' Idyl and Shorter Poema, 1899; Robert Emmet, His RebeUloa and His Romance, 1904; Hurrell PYoudu, MemoraJida and Comments, 1905; The Blessed Edmund Campion, 1908; A Happy Ending, 1909. Editer: Select Poems of James Clarence Mangan; Poems of Matthew Arnold (in Riverside Literature Series) ; Katharine Phillips, 'The Matchless Orlinda'; Thomas Stanley, His Original Lyrics (with Introduction and Notes); Dr. T. W. Parsons' Translation of The Divina Commedia of Dante; Henry Vaughan's Mount of Olives. Catholic. Favors woman suffrage. GUriCK, Eleanor Brooks (Mrs. Walter Vose

Gulick), Tacoma, Wash.

Bom Magnesia, Asia Minor, Feb. 11, 1876; dau. Charles Henry and Fannie (Wallace) Brooks; ed. Constantinople Coll., 18S8-92; Wellesley Coll., B.A. 1898 (Agora); m. Grafton, Ontario, Sept 19, 1905, Walter Vose Gulick; children: Howard Brooks, b. 1907; Luther Hervey, b. 1910. Lec- turer, principally on subjects relating to the Balkans. Mem. Tacoma Branch of Collegiate Alumnas. Favors woman suffrage. GUUCK, Harriet Famsworth (Mrs. Edward

Leeds Gulick), Hanover, N.H.

Born Cesarea, Turkey, April 26, 1864; dau. Wilson Amos and Carolyn (Palmer) Farnsworth; ed. Westboro (Mass.) High School; Wellesley Coll., B.A. '87; mem. Shakespeare Soc. ; m. Westboro, Mass., Dec. 2, 1890, Edward I^eeds Gulick; children: Edward Leeds Jr., Helen Farnsworth, Carolyn Palmer, Harriet Fams- worth. Head of Aloha Camps for Girls in Ver- mont and New Hampshire; founded Aloha Camp for Girls, 1905. County officer in Home and For- eign Missions In New Jercey and New Hamp- shire. Active In local clubs. Favors woman suf- frage. Writes occasionally to local papers and Wellesley Magazine. Congregationalist. Pro- gressive. Mem. D.A.R. at Trenton (N.J.) In Trent Chapter. GULDEN, Angrusta Stove, 461 Spadlna Av.;

Toronte, Can.

Physician; b. Nca-wlch, Oxford, Co., Can.; dau. John Stove, D.D.S., M.D., and Dr. Emily How- ard (Jennings) Stove, first Canadian woman to study Hiedlcine In Canada; pursued studies at Toronto School of Medicine, and was graduated from Victoria and Trinity Universities; m. Dr. John B Qullen. Appointed as demonstrator of anatomy of Ontario Med. Coll. for Woib«i; later appointed as lectnrer, and later prof, of Diseases of Children. Elected to serve on the Public School Board of Toronto 1892; elected to Senate of Toronto Univ., 1910. Hfl« spoken aad written on the question* of WMnan suffrage and child labor. Has been prea. Nat. Canadian Suffrage Ass'n, now hon. vlce-pres. Has written i>am- phleta on w<wnan sufCrage, woman's education, divorce and cMld labor. Unitarian. Mem. Med. Alumnae, University Womien's Clubs, Med. Soc.; pres. Women's Western HospitAl Board ot Toronto; active mem. Woman's Nat. Council of Canada; mem. Womaa's International Suffrage Alliance. GIJLLIVEB, Charlotte Chester, 30 Huntington

Lane, Norwich Town, Conn. Teacher; b. Connecticut; grad. Smith Coll., A.B. 'S3. Teacher, Norwich (Conn.) Free Acad., 1885, 1888-1901, and again since 1902; teacher in Miss Porter's School, Farmington, Conn., 1901-02. Alumnee trustee of Smith Coll., 1895-1901. Mem. Smith Coll. Alumnae Ass'n (pres. 1887-91), Ass'n Collegiate Alumnae. GULLrVEB, Julia Henrietta, Eockford College,

Rockford, III.

Pres. Rockford Coll. ; b. Norwich, Conn., July 30 1856; dau. John Putnam and Frances Wood- bury (Curtis) Gulliver; grad. Smith Coll., A.B. '79 Ph.D. '88; oiHcler d'Acadterie, accorded by. the French Government In 1908; Smith CoJl., LL.D. '10. Head of Dep't of Philosophy and Biblical Literature, Rockford Sem., 1890-92; student under Prof. Wundt, Univ. of Leipzig, 1892-9.^; head of Dep't of Philosophy and Biblical Literature, Rockford Coll.. 1893; pres. of Rock- ford Coll.. 1902 — . Mem. Am. PhiloBophlcal

��Ass'n; North Central Ass'n of O^eges and Secondary Schools, Religious Educail«n Ass'n. Asthor of various articles in religious and pUIos«vbie«l reviews. CoBgrecatioxallBt. GUTJUVIBK, I>otil8a Greea (Mrs. W. C Gul- liver), 8SS Park Av., N.Y. City. Bora N.Y. City, May 13, 185T; dau. Ashbel and Lontea (Walkw) Green; cd. Miss Porter's Sckool at Parmdngton, Conn.; m. Mar. 6, 1878, William C. Gulliver (deceased); children: Musa Walker (Mrs. Oharles Sheldon), Ashfcel Green. M«m. Madison Square Presbyterian Church, Charity Organization Soc., CharitieB of the Ma^son Square Church, N.Y. Ass'n OMoeed to 'Woman Suffrage. Mem. Soc. of Colonial Dames. GUTXrVEB, Lccilc, Hotel Kllot. 78 Bartlett St.. Kosbury, Mass.

Author; b. Somervllle, Mass., May 30, 1882; dau. Charles Whiting and Knaima Saaaana (Beede) Gulliver; ed. Martin Grammar School, Boston; Chauncy Hall School, Boston; Boston Univ., A.B. '06; A.M. '10 fAlph.% Phi). Delegate Internat. Peace Congress, Stockholm, 1910. In- terested in the Peace Movement, and all move- ments concerned with the welfare of children, and in immigration. Author: Over the Nonsense Road; The Friendship of Nations, a Story of the Peace Movement for Young People; miscel- laneous work for newspapers; in charge Peace Dep't, Bveryland, Review Dep't, Christmas Book- stalls, Boston Transcript. Mem. Mass. Peace Soc, Am. School Peace League, Drama League of Boston, Nat. Education Ass'n, Ass'n of Coil. Alumnae, Boston College Club, Boston Uni-v. Women Graduates' Club, Boston Authors' Cluh. Congregationalist. Favors woman suffrage (di- rector of Coll. Equal Suffrage League of Mass.). GULUrVEB, Mary, Jlockford Cellese, Rockford, 111.

Artist, teacher; b. Norwich, Conn., Sept. 9, 1860; dau. John Putnairi and Frances W. (Cur- tis) Gulliver; ed. Smith Coll., A.B. 'S2; A.M. ^: grad. Boston Museum of Fine Arts School, with one year of post-grad, study; five yeara' study abroad: Academies Delecluse, Colorossl and Whistler; pupil of Collin, Callot, Lasar, Delance. Has exhibited in the Paris Salon, Am. Woman's Art Club (Paris), Soc. of Am. Artists (N.Y. City), Acad, ©f Design (N.Y. Citj), Am. Water Color Soc (N.Y.), Boston Art Club, and Phlladolpbia Water Color Soc. Had charge of tie art dev't The Mary A. Bumham's School, Northasapton, Mass., for ten years; now head dep't of fine arts Rockford (111.) Coll. Mem. Copley Soc, Boston. CongreKationallst.

GUMMEBE, Amelia Mott (Mrs. Francis Barton Gummere), Haverford, Pa. Author; b. Haverford, N.J., July 17, 1859 dau. Richard Field and Susan (Thomas) Mott grad. Friends School In Providence, R.I., '78 student Victoria Lyceum, Berlin, Germany, 1887 88; m. Burlington, N.J., Sept. 14, 1882, Prof. Francis Barton Gummere. Mem. of Society of Friends; deeply interested in the history of the Friends (Quakers) and has devoted much re- search to that subject. Mem. Pa. Historical Soc, Friends Historical Soc. of London, England; Friends Historical Soc. of Philadelphia, Genea- logical Soc. of Pa. Writer of the New Jersey section in Quakers in the American Colonies. Author: The Quaker, a Study in Costume; Witch- craft and Quakerism; The Quaker In the Forum. Mem. Pa. Soc. of Colonial Dames of America, Soc. of New England Women In Pennsylvania. GUNBEBSON, Gertrude B. (Mrs. Carl Gunder- Bon), Vermillion, S.Dak.

Born Vermllllen, S. Dak., Mar. 14, 1871; dau. M. C. and Serlna (Stavseth) B^ertlesen; ed. Univ. of S. Dak.; m. Vermillion, S. Dak., June 16, 1892, Carl Gunderson; children: Helen Louise, Florence Marie, Carol Anita, Norris Ellwood. Mem. W.C.T.U., Woman's Civic League; vlce- pres. S. Dak. Fed. of Women's Clu'bs; naem. Wasesa Club. Recreation: Club work. Baptist. Favors woman suffrage; mem. of Equal Suffrage League.

GUNI>BUM, NeUie Adams (Mrs. W. H. Gun- drum), Drummond Block, Toledo, Ohio. Dentist; b. Cobourg, Ont, Can.; dau. Milton

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��Lucas and Matilda (Purdy) Lent; ed. Csmadlan schools and academies; Univ. of Mich., D.iJ.S. '94; m. (1st) Dresden, Ont., W. L. Ostrander (deceased); (2q) Toronto, Ont., Dr. W. H. Gun- drum; children: Grace, Jean, Wllla Ostrander. Interested in philanthropic ideas, assisting others to help themselves, education and support of fallen women. Mem. Educational, Mental Sug- gestive and Bible Study Classes. Congrega- tlonallst. Favors ■woman suffrage. Gl NDRY, Frances Rath Gilchrlflt (Mrs. John Murton Gundry), 6S03 Euclid Av., Cleveland, O. Born Thurder Bay Island, Mich., Sept 18, 1875; dau. Joeeph Clough and Alice Chambers (Devln) Gilchrist; ed. Pa. Coll. for Women, Oberlin Coll. and Constirvatory, Cleveland School of Art, and Sorbonne, Paris; m. John Murton Gundry; children: John Murton Jr., Joseph Perry, Wllloughby Devln, Alice Devln, Francis Bentlnck. Served In past 20 years at different times on Board of Huron St. Hospital; taught at Lend-a-Hand Mission; mem. Cleveland Free Kindergarten Board. Section pres. of Needle- work Guild, Municipal School League. Against woman sulfrag©. Spoke against suffrage at Men's Luncheon Club, Madison, Wis.; Republi- can Club, at Delmonico's, N.Y. City, and before Constitutional Com., State House, Columbus, O. ; also in N.Y. City, Jersey City, Chicago, Chamber of Commerce at Columbus, Hartford, etc. Au- thor ot miscellaneous poems; articles on Spain; B^bfism; A Transplanted Nursery (book); Hallu- oinatlons; collaborated on Book of Eastern Re- ligions, published in German. Mem. D.A.R. ; mem. Executive Board of Ohio State Ass'n Op- posed to Woman Suffrage. Mem. Fortnightly Musical Club (Cleveland), Lyceum Club, Lon- don, Paris (charter mem.), Twentieth Century Club (Cleveland).

GtFNN, Katharine MiUer (Mrs. Edgar Gran- ville Gunn), 304 W. FYanklin St., Richmond, Va.

Born Washington D.C., May 15, 1872; dau. Jacob Carpenter and Katharine (Durham) Miller; ed. private schools In Washington; m. Harrison- burg, Va., June 4, 1890, Edgar Granville Gunn; children: Katharine Eiidora, Harriet Granville. Author (musical) When My Dreams Come True; Slumber Song; Sleepy Song; Remembrance; Separation; Cradle Song; Dream Girl Caress Me; Summer Farewell; Hush-a-bye Sweet, My Own. Mem^ D.A.R. Socl^tfe Universelle Lyrique, Coun- try Club of Virginia, Hermitage Club.

GCNNI80N, Sarah Pierce, National Cathedral

School, Washington, D.C.

Teacher; b. Boston, Mass.; ed. In schools of Boston, Mass., and Vassar Coll., A.B. '83. Teacher St. Catherine's Hall, Augusta, Me., 1884-88; Edgeworth School, Baltimore, Md., 1888- 98; Bethany Coll. (Topeka, Kan.), 1903-06; Na- tional Cathedral School, Washington, D.C, since 1906. GUBNEY, CUire Hubbard (Mrs. Herbert J. Gur-

ney), 145 Warren Av., WoUaston, Mass.

Lecturer, literature teacher; b. Roxbury, Mass., June 16, 1861; dau. Moses Nason and Mary Eliza- beth (Orrik) Hubbard ; ed. public schools of Bos- ton; School of Expression; private tutors In languages and literature; Shakespeare under Henry Hudson; m. Roxbury, Mass., 1889, Herbert J. Gurney. Clerk of the Federation, and kno*n throughout New England as a lecturer on litera- ture and dramatic reader. Interested in Sunday- school work; sup't of local Unitarian Sunday- school; life mem. ot Unitarian Sunday-school (Nat.) Soc, clerk Mass. State Federation of Women's Clubs since 1910. Devotes much time to dramatic and settlement work. Has published numerous poems and stories for children in mag- azines, such as St. Nicholas. Mem. Quincy Women's Club, Friday Club, Pickwick Club (Quincy), Mass. State Federation. Recreations: Canoeing, walking, out-of-door sports, dramatic work (semi-professional). Unitarian. Favors woman suffrage. GUSTAJFSON. Zadel Bamee, Box 64, R.F.D.

No. 4, Huntington, L.I., N.Y.

Author; b. Middletown, Conn., Mar. 9, 1841; dau. Duane and Cynthia Sexton (Turner) Barnes;

��ed. at home by coll. tutors, St. Thomas' Hall Female Sem., Flushing, L.I., N.Y. ; Wllbraham Acad., Mass. Published In prose and verse at age of 14 in N. P. Willis' Home Journal; later In the foremost magazines and newspapers, both home and foreign; for 20 years contributed poems, stories and special illustrated biographical and critical articles to Harper's Magazine; nota- ble among those In prose: The Archbishop's Inn (Lamteth Palace); The Voice of Christmas Past, a tribute to Charles Dickens, the first Christmas after his death; The Bard of Abbotsford, appear- ing In the Scott Centenary number. In poetry: Little Martin Craghan, the child whose heroism cost him his life in the Pittston mines, which poem was copied In the newspapers all over the land; The Prisoner, and Zlobane, a story of child heroism In the Zulu War. Author: Can the Old Love? a novel, 1871. Resided In London, 1879-88, and was founder and editor of the Nat. Philan- thropist, 1884; visited the U.S. as special repre- sentative of the Pall Mall Gazette in 1S86; re- visited the U.S. as delegate to the First Interaat. Congress of Women, 1888, and addressed it on The Temperance Question; revised, edited and published a long-forgotten work of genius, Mrs. Maria Gowen Brooks' Zophiel, or the Bride of Seven, 1879, prefacing it with a biographical sketch; published a volume of verse: Meg — A Pastoral and Other Poems, 1879; later published simultaneously in London and Boston the biog- raphy of the Am. artist and actress, Genevieve Ward. Joint author: The Foundation of Death — A Study of the Drink Queetion, containing the most comprehensive Drink Bibliography ever published. GUTHRIE, Anna I-orralne, 1401 University

Av., S.B., Minneapolis, Minn.

Editor; b. York, N.Y. ; dau. John and Alice (Crawford) Guthrie; ed. Luverne (Minn.) High School; Univ. of Minn., B.A.; mem. Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Alpha Theta. Favors woman suffrage. Editor: Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature; Readers' Guide Supplement; Eclectic Library Catalog; Library Work; Index to the Forum. Christian Scientist. Library assistant Univ. of Minn., 1893-1904. GUTHRIE, Lulu Galbralth (Mrs. William Jay

Guthrie), 14 LaFayette Place, Rochester, N.Y.

Born Latakia, Turkey in Asia, June 25, 1872; dau. Rev. Samuel Renwick and Anna (Martin) Galbralth; edi public and high schools of Roches- ter, N.Y.; Cornell Univ., Ph.B. '96; m. Rochester, N. Y., Apr. 19, 1898, William Jay Guthrie. Presbyterian. Mem. Waldenslan Aid Soc, Mis- sionary Soc. of Presbyterian Church. Favors woman suffrage.

GUTHRIE, Maria Elizabeth Seabury (Mrs. Ed- ward Buckingham Guthrie), 562 W. Ferry St.,

Buffalo, N.Y.

Graduate Smith Coll., A.B. '90; m. Buffalo, N.Y., Aug. 5, 1903, Edward Buckingham Guthrie; children: Edward Hosmer, b. June 21, 1904; Anne, b. Sept. 11, 1907 (died Feb. 15, 1909). Teacher in Halifax (N.S.) Ladies' Coll., 1890-92; Miss Dana's School, Morristown, N.J., 1893-98; St Margaret's School, Buffalo, N.Y., 1899 and 1903. Mem. Ass'n Collegiate Alumnae, Smith Coll. Alumnae Ass'n. GUTHRIE, Sarah Lewis (Mrs. Wm. A. Guthrie),

Franklin, Ind.

Born Dupont, Ind., Feb. 11, 1854; dau. George Brown (M.D.) and Patience (McGannon) Lewis; ed. Dupont, Ind.; m. Dupont Ind., Oct 28. 1875, William Anderson Guthrie; children: George Lewis Guthrie, M.D., b. 1877; Lucy Anne Guth- rie, b. 1890. Mem. D.A.R. (State regent 1905-08), State sec. Daughters of U.S.; mem. of musical and other clubs. Baptist. GUY, Artemisia Stone (Mrs. Matthew E. Guy).

3.t3 Monument Av., Dayton, O.

Born Dayton, O. ; dau. Dudley and Mary Eliza- beth (Shartle) Stone; grad. Wellesley Coll., B.S. '94; m. Falmouth, Ky., Feb. 24, 1901, Matthew E. Guy (died Sept 24, 1909). Teacher of Steele High School, Dayton, O., 1894-1901. Favors wo- man suffrage. Baptist.

GUYEB, Caroline Clarkson, 156 W. Ninety- seventh BU, N.Y. City.

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��'SI; student of Englisli and Latin, Columbia Univ., 1902-06. Teacher private school, Phila- delphia, 1881-92; principal of school, Washington, D.C., 1892-98; private teacher, 1898-1905; librarian, 1898-1900; teacher in N.Y. City high schools since 1905. Interested in philanthropies for children of N.Y. City. Sup't Christian Herald Children's Fresh Air Home, Nyack, N.Y., summer of 1907; head of N.Y. Tribune Fresh Air Home at Ards- ley, N.Y., summer of 1909. Mem. Smith Coll. Alumnffi Ass'n.

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HAAS, Grace Calkins (Mrs. Oscar S. Haas), 502

E. Fourth St., Mt. Vernon, Ind.

Born Princeton, Ind., Jan. 28, 1866; dau. An- drew J. and Amy J. (Pinney) Calkin; ed. Prince- ton public schools; m. Princeton, Ind., Novem- ber, 1888, Oscar S. Haas; one daughter: Agnes Edith Haas. Interested in humane, civic and charitable organizations. Favors woman suf- frage. Christian Scientist. Republican. Founder Ramblers Literary Club; mem. Music Com. of State Federation of Women's Clubs. HABERER, Annie McNangrht (Mrs. George J.

Haberer), 4656 N. Forty-sixth St., Chicago, 111.

Born Glasgow, Scotland, May 20, 1864; dau. Hugh and Jeanette (Walker) MoNaught; ed. public school; m. Chicago, June 6, 18S8, George J. Haberer; oliildren: George B., Albert J., Mil- ton I., Marjory Louise, Beaulah B«ll. Pres. seven years of Mayfair Home Missionary Soc ; pres. Mayfair Woman's Club; sup't of primary at Ckjngregational Sunday-school ; pres. Mercy and Help Dep't of Epworth League First M.E. Church. Favors woman suffrage; mem. two suffrage organizations. Methodist. Mem. Order Eastern Star. Recreations: Reading, social work. Mem. Mayfair Woman's Club, Mayfair Home Missionary Soc, W.C.T.U., Wes- ley Hospital and Traupele Club. HACK, Elizabeth Jane Miller (Mrs. Oren S.

Hack), 2239 Broadway, Indianapolis, Ind.

Writer; b. New Ross, Ind.; dau. Timothy and Samantha (West) Miller; ed. Indianapolis public schools and Butler Coll.; m. Indianapolis, June 16, 1908, Oren S. Hack. Author: The Yoke; Saul of Tarsus; The City of Delight; also contribu- tions in verse and prose to various publications. Presbyterian. HACKEK, Mary Lycett (Mrs. Edward Hacker),

5307 Germantown Av., Philadelphia, Pa.

Born Philadelphia, Pa., Mar. 11, 1883; dau. Edward H. and Anna (Fox) Lycett; ed. St. Louis, Mo.; m. Haverford, Pa., October, 1905, Edward Hacker; children: William, Anna. Clubs: Huntington Valley Country, Germantown Cricket. Episcopalian. HACKETT, Anna B. (Mrs. Sumner Hackett),

Yuma, Ariz.

Born Silver City, Idaho, May 14, 1867; dau. and Lamira L. (Lillie) Reid; ed Chico, Butte Co., Cal., at Woodman's Acad., Chico, Cal., Heald's Business CoL, San Francisco (shorthand and typewriting); m. Phoenix, Ariz., April 1, 1897, Sumner Hackett; one daughter: Evelyn M., b. Aug. 2, 1898. Chairman Philanthropic Dep't Territorial Federation of Women's Clubs. Fa- vors woman suffrage. Christian Scientist. Recreations: Summer trips to San Francisco, Los Angeles and the beaches. Mem. and former pres. Yuma Woman's Club. HACKETT, Emma Catherine, B W. Sixty-fourth

street, N.Y. City.

Physician; b. Ottumwa, la., Jan. 29, 1S71; dau. Richard Lawrence and Catherine (Conyngham) Hackett; ed. Waterloo High School, Lasell Sem., Auburndale, Mass. ; 111. Training School for Nurses, Chicago, 111.; Woman's Med. Coll. of Northwestern Univ., Chicago (mem. Alpha Ep- Bilon Iota, Lasallis Club). Interested in settle- ment work and social hygiene work. Mem. Political Equality League, St. Barnabas Guild, P.E.O. Sisterhood, Am. Med. Soc, Woman's Med. Soc. of Chicago, Suffrage Ass'n. Clubs: Min- erva, Iowa New Yorkers. Episcopalian. Favors woman suffrage.

��HACKETT, Jessie Ellars (Mrs. L. O. Hackett).

6S E. South Line St., Tuscola, III.

Born Atwood, 111., Jan. 25, 1867; dau. William and Maria (Lewis) Ellars; grad. High School, Tuscola, 111., '86; Univ. of 111., B.A. '90, M.A. '92; m. Tuscola, 111., Nov. 22, 1900, L. O. Hackett. teacher in grammar school, Tuscola, 1891-92; ass't high school teacher, Tuscola, 1892-98; prin- cipal High School, Tuscola, 1898-1900. Mem. Tuscola Woman's Club for 19 years; pres. eight years. Methodist. Favors woman suffrage. HACKLEY, Alice M., 1612 Diamond St., Phlla.

Physician; b. Otsego Co., N.Y. ; dau. Dr. A. Hubbard and Jennie E. (Hunt) Hackley; ed. public schools of N.Y. State, Cornell Univ., Wo- man's Med. Coll. of Pa., M.D. '93. Taught thiee years in public schools of N.Y. State; served three years as interne and ass't In Wo- man's Hospital of Philadelphia; three yeara ass't demonstrator of gynecology Woman's Med. Coll. ; fourteen years clinician at Woman's Hos- pital, Philadelphia. Mem. Alumnae Ass'n Wo- man's Med. Coll. of Pa. HACK8TAFF, Priscilla Dudley (Mrs. J. Frank

Hackstaff), 95S St. John's Place, Brooklyn,

N.Y.

Teacher and lecturer; b. St. Louis, Mo., Sep'.. 29, 1850; dau. William Guilford and Martha Ann (Nicol) Dudley; ed. St. Louis High School, Woman's Class of the N.Y. Univ. Law School; m. Dec. 24, 1876, J. Frank Hackstaff; children: John Dudley, Richard Chesman, Frederick Will- iam. Teacher In St. Louis High School, Mary Inst, (dep't of Washington Univ.), 20 years. Organizer and lecturer for N.Y. Suffrage Ass'n; one of the founders of Woman Suffrage Party. Treas. of N.Y. City Federation of Women's Clubs; treas. five years of N.Y. State Woman Suffrage Ass'n; founder of five suffrage clubs; pres. of many clubs for years; chairman of Suf- frage Committee of N.Y. City Fed. of Women's Clubs: leader of Priscilla Study Club. Univer- salist. Mem. Woman's Alliance of Universalist Church. HAJDEN, Annie Bates (Mrs. Charles J. Haden),

1219 Peachtree Road, Atlanta, Ga,

Born Eufaula, Ala., Nov. 7, 1873; dau. MlUedge L. and Georgia Ehnma (Allen) Bates; ed. private school until 12 years old, Wesleyan Coll., and later at Washington, D.C.; grad. 1889, 1890, A.B.; also diploma in music and languages (Adel- phean); m. Atlanta, Ga., 1895, Charles J. Haden. Interested in social, religious and philanthropic work. Pres. of Atlanta City Fed. of Women's Clubs; mem. Atlanta Woman's Club. Methodist. Against woman suffrage.

HilDKINS, Annie Louise • (Mrs. Frank Lock- wood Hadkins), Tottenvllle, N.T.

Born Hoboken, N.J., Apr. 25, 1864; dau. Samuel Webb and Mary Oakley (Totten) Hopping; ed. Tottenville public school; m. Tottenville, Oct. 12, 1887, Frank Lockwood Hadkins; one daughter: Marion Lockwood. Favors woman suffrage. Episcopalian. Mem. St. Stephen's Guild, Phile- mon Literary and Historical Soc. HADLEY, Cynthia Alice (Mrs. Arthur L. Had-

ley), Plajnfleld, N.H.

Nurse; b. Plainfield, N.H., Feb. 13, 1867; dau. Harvey D. and Lutheria L. (Jordan) Plummer; ed. public schools; m. Windsor, Vt., Jan. 1, 1881, Arthur L. Hadley; children, Alice Lutheria, b. Mar. 10, 1884; Pearl Eleanor, b. July 13, 1886. Correspondent for two weekly papers. Landmark and Weekly Enterprise. Pres. Ladies' Aid Soc. for past four years; pres of the Mothers and Daughters Club, 1911-13; chaplain of Blow-me- down Grange for past four years. Baptist. Favors woman suffrage; mem. Equal Suffrage League of Cornish, N.H. Republican. HADI^EY, Helen Harrison Morris (Mrs. Arthur

Twining Hadley), 93 Whitney Av., New Haven,

Conn.

Born New Haven, Conn., May 12, 1863; dau. Governor Luzon B. and Eugenia (Tuttle) Morris; grad. Vassar Coll., A.B. '83; m. N6w Haven, Conn., June 30, 1891, Arthur Twining Hadley (now pres, Yale Univ.); children: Morris, b. Mar. 21, 1S94; Hamilton, b. Jan. 13, 1896; Laura Beaumont, b. Mar. 31, 1899. Alumnse trustee

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��Vassar, 1904-10. Mem. Colonial Dames of Conn., Saturday Morning Club (New Haven), "Woman's University Club (N.Y. City). HADLEY, Sarah Louise, 91 Hague Av., Detroit,

Mich.; summer. South Canterbury, Conn.

EMucator; b. Canterbury, Conn., Aug. 8, 1871; dau. Brooks and Sarah (Baldwin) Hadley; ed. Thayer Acad., South Braintree, Mass.; North- field Sem., Wellesley (3oll., A.B. '96; Columbia Univ.. A.M. '02; Teachers Coll., diploma, '02; Wis. Univ., '02; Radcliffe Coll., 1904-(j7 (mem. Agora-Wellesley). Teacher of history, Holyoke (Mass.) High School, 1899-1901; Vassar Coll., 1902-04; the Liggett School, Detroit, Mich., since 1907. Interested in industrial position of women. Congregationalist. Mem. Am. Historical Ass'n, Ass'n of Collegiate Alumnae, Detroit Wellesley Club. HAESELER, A. Elisabeth Lipman (Mrs. Albert

Swalm Haeseler), 3735 Walnut St., Phila- delphia, Pa.

Artist; b. Philadelphia; dau. Hymen L. and Mary Ann (Lehman) Lipman; ed. In six differ- ent private schools, all in Philadelphia; studied art at Pa. Acad, of Fine Arts; m. Philadelphia, Nov. 23, 1897, Albert Swalm Haeseler; one stepson, Conrad Frederic. Interested in art, music, travel, lectures, literature, athletics, phil- anthropy, trees, animals. Mem. Soc. of Arts and Letters, Browning Soc, Geographical Soc. of Philadelphia, Sanford Alumnse, (jrace Circle of King's Daughters, Fellowship of Pa. Acad, of Fine Arts, Philadelphia Flower, Fruit and Ice Mission, the Plastic Club of Philadelphia (woman's art club). Recreations: Driving, rid- ing, swimming, rowing, painting, bicycling. Protestant Episcopal. Favors woman suffrage; mem. of Woman's Suffrage Soc. of Philadelphia County. Progressive. HAGAN, Janie Moore Gray (Mrs. John Lyle

Hagani, 254 Jefferson St., Danville, Va.

Born Travelers Rest, Fredericksburg, Va., July 5, 1874; dau. John Bowie and Mary (Hunter) Gray; ed. Fredericksburg Coll. (scholarship medal), Univ. of Nashville, degree L.I.; m. Fredericksburg, Oct. 18, 1905, John Lyle Hagan. Taught in Danville High School, 1900-05. Mem. Episcopal Church choir; vice-pres. local circle of King's Daughters; vice-pres. Danville Civic League; pres. Wednesday Afternoon Literary Club; sec, treas. and librarian of Danville Library Ass'n; vice-regent of Dorothea Henry Chapter D.A.R. Episcopalian. Mem. Ladies' Benevolent Soc, Rector's Aid Soc. of Epiphany Church. HAGERMAN, Rosa Bullock (Mrs. Francis H.

Hagerman), Towanda, Pa.

Born Towanda, Pa., Jan. 28, 1865; dau. Darius and Phaney (Maggs) Bullock; ed. schools of Towanda and Susquehanna Collegiate Inst.; m. Sept. 4, 1889, Francis H. Hagerman; children: Mark C, Genevieve Claire, Francis H. Jr., John C. Sec. Woman's Auxiliary Christ Church; pres. Towanda Shakespeare Club; mem. Com. of Civic Club; treas. George Clymer Chapter D.A.R. ; mem. State Fed. of Pa. Women and of Ivy Club. Favors woman suffrage. Protestant Episcopal. HAGARTY, Clara Sophia, 6 Cht^stnut Park,

Toronto, Ont., Can.

Artist, painter; b. Toronto, Ont.; dau. J. H. G. Hagarty and granddaughter of Sir J. H. Hagarty, late Chief Justice of Ontario; ed. in Toronto; studied art with E. W. Grier and Miss Tully and as a member of the summer sketch classes of William M. Chase of N.Y. City; also studied in France and Holland. Painter of portraits and interiors; associate mem. Royal Canadian Acad, and mem. Ontario Soc. of Artists. Has exhibited work in various exhibitions. Mem. Church of England. HAGI.ER, Kent RoUa Dunlap (Mrs. Elmer E.

Hagler), The Oaks, Springfield, III.

Born Alton, 111., Dec. 7, 1866; dau. John C. and Marie Louise (Booker) Dunlap; grad. Wellesley Coll., B.A. '90; Univ. of Pa., M.A. '93; held fel- lowship in Univ. of Pa., '93; Kappa Kappa Gamma; m. Philadelphia, June 21, 1893, Dr. BJlmer E. Hiigler; children: Elmer E., Kent

��Dunlap, Clarissa Helen. Actively Interested in the social life of the community, belonging to several literary and art clubs. Catholic. Demo- crat, Mem. Ass'n Collegiate Alumnae; has been pres. and director of Springfield branch. Rec- reations: Gardening, riding, driving. Clubs: Springfield Woman's, Every Wednesday, Ama- teur Art, Springfield Authors'. HAGNER, Isabella Louisa, The Parkwood.

Washington, D.C.

Private secretary; b. July 23, 1876; dau. Charles E. and Isabella (Dairs) Hagner; ed. by governesses and in private schools in Washing- ton, D.C, Has been private sec. to the wives of several Cabinet officers and senators. Clerk in War Dep't, 1S98-1901; private sec. to Mrs. Roose- velt, Sept., 1901, to March, 1909, when appointed clerk in Dep't of State; private secretary to Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, appointed March 5, 1913. Epis- copalian. Mem. Chevy Chase Club. HAHX, Emma Erskine (Mrs. A. J. Hahn), 201

W. Eighty-seventh St., N.Y. City.

Agriculturist; b. London, England; dau. Thos. Erskine; ed. Sacred Heart, Paris, France; Coll. Physicians and Surgeons, M.D.; student of and writer upon philanthrophy and political economy; m. in Germany, Thomas Lane; 2d, Boston, Mass., Dr. A. J. Hahn (now deceased); one daugh- ter: Beatrice Erskine Lane. Chairman of Philan- thropic Fund of Minerva Club; trustee of Stet- son Fund to aid women students in agricultural work; pres. of Stamfoni Improveanent Ass'n (women). Town and Country League, Internat. Peace Soc, Woman's Press Club, Knickerbocker Relief Club, Legislative League, N.Y. City Fed., Phalo, N.Y. city Civic League of Wilton, Conn., Greenwich Nat. Grange. Favors woman suf- frage; mem. Equal Franchise League. HAIGHT, Elizabeth Hazelton, Vassar College,

Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

Assistant professor of Latin; b. Auburn, N.Y., Feb. 11, 1872; dau. John W. and Helen (Meeker) Haight; ed. Vassar Coll., A.B. '94, A.M. '99; (Cornell Univ., Ph.D. '09; holder of two graduate scholarships from Cornell and the Lydia Pratt Babbott fellowship and the fellowship of the Associate Alumna of Vassar Coll. Instructor in Rye Sem., 1894-95; instructor in Emma Willard School, 1895-1900; instructor in Packer Collegiate Inst, 1900-01; instructor in Vassar, 1902-08, 1909; associate prof, of Latin in Vassar, 1910 — . Ac- tively interested in woman suffrage. Author of articles on classical subjects in Poet Lore, School Review, Classical Journal and Classical Weekly. Mem. Phi Beta Kappa, Am. Philo- logical Ass'n, ClassieaJ Ass'n of the Atlantic States. Reader in LaLIn for College Entrance Examination Board.

H.\IGHT, Helen Ive8, 39 Swift St., Auburn,

N.Y.

Normal teacher; b. Auburn, N.Y. ; ed. in schools of Auburn, N.Y. ; Vassar Coll., A.B. '98; Albany Normal Coll., Pd.B. 1900. Teacher 'n Emma Wil- lard School, Troy, N.Y., 1899-lt02; Corning (N.Y.) Free Acad., 1902-03; Miss Knox's School, Brlarcliff, N.Y., 1904-08; N.Y. Normal School since 190S.

HjULMAX, Johanna Knowles (Mrs. James H.

Hailraan), 7010 Penn Av., Pittsburgh, Pa.

Artist; b. Pittsburgh, Pa.; dau. Joseph R. and Margaret (Sellers) Woodwell; m. Oct. 7, 1896, James H. Hailman. Mem. Woman's Art Club of N.Y. City, Pittsburgh Golf Club.

HAINES, Anna Jones, Moorestown, N.J.

Teacher, social worker; ed. Westtown (Pa.) Boarding School and in Bryn Mawr Coll., A.B. '07. Teacher In the public schools of Garfield, N.J., 1907-08, and Mount Holly, N.J., 1908-09. Headworker. North House Settlement, Phila- delphia, since 1911.

HAINES, Edith Key (Mrs. John Allen Haines),

Whltecott-Winuetka, HI.

Born Stockbridge, Mass., May 16, 1882; dau. John Ross and Mabel (TTiayer) Key; grand- daughter of Francis Scott Key, author of The Star Spangled Banner; ed. Miss Kirkland's School, Chicago; m. Oct. 22, 1902, John Allen Haines. Interested In charities; mem. Board of

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Directors, Grove House Home for Convalescents Especially active in work with the Junior Girls' and Three Arts Club; meni. Social Service Coca., Friendly Soc, watching and guiding the girls Children's Memorial Hospital — all in Chicago, during their time of adolescence and finding Favors woman suffrage. Author of several suitable work for them when they leave school, articles on cooking and housekeeping. Mem. hAINES, Stella B., Augusta, Kan. Episcopal Church. Progressive in politics. Rec- Teacher of English; b. Rose Hill, Kan., Dec. 3, i }\'^ ■ ^^^^^'°^', ^liorseback riding. Mem. ig^g. ^^u. John C. and Mary E. (Brown) Haines; baddie and Cycle Club. gi.^^^ Augusta (Kan.) High School, 1895, taught HAINES, Helen Stuart Colby (Mrs. Charles country school, then entered the Wichita Teach- Owens Haines), 43 N. Fullerton Av., Mont- ers' Normal Training School, grad. 1897. Has Clair, N.J. since then taught seven years in Wichita, one Short story writer; b. N.Y. City; dau. John year in Mt. Vernon, Wash., and since then in Ladd (M.D.) and Mary Stuart (Tannatt) Colby; Augusta, Kan., teaching English and literature. ed. private and public schools of N.Y., W-ilson Mem. Baptist Church at Augusta and sup't pri- Coll., Cham.bersburg, Pa., and by study and mary dep't in Sunday-school; sup't Christian travel abroad; m. Bethlehem, Pa., Jan., 1890, Citizenship Dep't of Kan. State W.C.T.U. Fa- Charles Owens Haines; children: Henry S., 2d vors woman suffrage. Progressive in politics. Charles Owens, Jr., and two deceased. Writer Mem. P.E.O. Sisterhood, Outlook Club, of short stories and articles, beginning 1896. HAIRSTON, Laura Peters (Mrs. John Townes Author of short stories: The Crimson Rambler; Halrston) Waynesboro Miss The Turkey Gobbler; The Hoar Frost; Drywater Born Columbus, Miss.'; dau. James H. and Trestle; and Stubb's Principal (Scribner's Mag- Regina (Borders) Peters; grad. Athensum, Co- azlne); Caper Sauce (American Magazine); The lumbia, Tenn., as mistress of English (honor Prophet's Mantle; Green Wood and D^; The pupil), 1872-73, 1875-76; m. in Miss., Dec, 1876, Mace Bearer; The Patriots (Catholic World); j^^n Townea Hairston; children: L. Regina and short essays in N.Y. Evening Post Catho- (now Mrs. Floumoy), Peter C, Judge J. M. lie. Independent in political views. Favors Hairston. Favors woman suffrage. Methodist, woman suffrage. Mem. Sociological Congress called together by HAINES, Isabel Burton (Mrs. John Charles Gov. of Tenn., Titanic Memorial Fund. Recrea- Halnes), Perry Hotel, Seattle, Wash. tions: Driving, baseball. Pres. Fortnightly Club Born in Illinois, March 9, 1848; dau. Horace and ot Waynesboro; mem. Civic Com. of Miss. Fed. Alice B. (Grlswold) Burton; ed. at home by of Clubs; former pres. United Daughters of Con- tutors and In private schools; m. Waukegan 111., federacy Chapter. Actively engaged In civic im- Jan. 17, 1872, John Charles Haines ot Chicago provement work and progressive movements, (died Jan. 2, 1892); one son: Burton Charles HALDEMAN, Sarah Alice (Mrs. Henry Wlnfleld Haines, b. Sept. 13, 1883. Prominent in social Haldeman), State Bank of Girard, Kansas, life, church activities of Protestant Episcopal Banker; b. Cedarville, 111., June 5, 1853; dau. Church, charity work. One of founders and first John Huey and Sarah (Weber) Addauns; ed. sec. Ladies' Relief Soc, 1884 (Seattle's first or- Cedarville Acad, (under Jennie Forbes), Rock- ganized charity). One of the first trustees ford (111.) Coll., A.B. '72 (mem. Vesperian); m. of the Seattle Public Library, serving 1891-96; Cedarville, 111., Oct. 26, 1875, Henry Winfield founded In 1906 The Week End, a weekly paper Haldeman; one daughter: Anna Marcet (actress, devoted to art, music, literature, the drama and known as Jean Marcet, grad. Am. Acad. Dra- Bociety; owned and edited it until 1910; has writ- matic Arts, N.Y. City). Pres. State Bank ot ten articles tor various newspapers, including Girard, since 1905. Mem. and pres. Board of book reviews for Seattle Post-Intelligencer for Education, Girard, Kan., ten years; pres. Girard one year; now writes society for the Seattle Public Library Board ten years; sup't Presbyte- Town Crier. Episcopalian. Republican. Mem. rian Sunday-school of Girard ten years; treas. Seattle Fine Arts Soc, Seattle Archeeological Board of Trustees, First Presbyterian Church Soc; was vlce-pres. for 1909 and dep't director of Girard since 1887. Recreation: Owner and 1910 of the Woman's Out- Door Art League of the sup't of large farm in Cedarville, III. Clubs: Am. Civic Ass'n. Mem. Seattle Tennis Club, Ladies' Reading Club since 1881; Univ. Twentieth Ladies' Annex of Rainier Club; first vice-pres. Century (organized it 1901), and City Federation Sunset Club, an exclusive social club of repre- of Clubs (Girard); also Third Dist. of Kan., and sentatlve women recently organized. Founded Kan. State Federation of Women's Clubs. Gr- and was first pres. (1908) of Seattle Red Cross ganized the Twentieth Century Club of Walnut, Boc, which raised several thousand dollars and Kan., 1901, and Twentieth Century Club ot Cato, aid much for soldiers during the Spanish- Ameri- Kan., 1901.

can War. HALE, Ellen Day, 39 Highland St., Roxbury,

HAINES, Jane Bowne, Cheltenham, Pa. Mass.

Born Cheltenham, Pa., 1869; dau. Robert Artist; b. Worcester, Mass., Feb. 11, 1855; dau. Bowne and Margaret V. (Wistar) Haines; ed. Rev. Edward Everett and Emily B. (Perkins) privately and Bryn Mawr Coll., A.B., '91; A.M., Hale; ed. private teachers in U.S. and Paris. '92- fellow in history, 1892-93; N.Y. State Library Has a studio in Boston, where she is engaged School, 1898-99. Engaged In library work, 1895- in painting portraits and landscapes; her pic- 1903, and occasionally since then. Library of tures have appeared in many exhibitions. Congress, 1900-03. Took part In establishment HALE, Frances Ward (Mrs. Henry Ewing of the Pa. School ot Horticulture tor Women Hale), 770 West End Av., N.Y. City. (first ot Its kind in this country); interested in Born Lake Forest, 111., Aug. 29, 1873; dau. education In general, and industrial and voca- Samuel D. and Mary A. (Folsom) Ward; ed. tional education in particular; music, arts and perry Hall Sem., Lake Forest; Grant Coll. Inst., crafts. Mem. Society of Friends (orthodox). Mem. Chicago; Smith Coll., B.L., '95; m. Chicago, Pa. Historical Soc, Am. Historical Ass'n, Ass'n gept. 13, 1900, Henry Ewing Hale, M.D.; chil- ot Coll. Alumn£E, Alumnae Ass'n ot Bryn Mawr dren: Mary Folsom, Henry Ewing, Anna Will- Coll., Civic Club, Philadelphia, Montgomery jams. Actively Interested in caring for children Co. (Pa.), Horticultural Soc, Philadelphia Bee- and church work, especially Woman's Mission- keepers Ass'n. Recreations: lYaveling, gar- ary Soc. Presbyterian. Mem. Alpha Soc. of dening, stamp-collecting. Clubs: College (Phil- smith Coll., and Biological Soc. of Smith Coll. adelphla). Pa. Library Club. Recreation: Summer life at Silver Bay, Lake HAINES, Lilian Smith (Mrs. E. Hanan Haines), George, N.Y. Mem. Smith Coll. Club (N.Y. 1250 Astor St., Chicago, 111. City).

Born Gotha, Germany, May 31, 1868; dau. HALE, Harriet Swinburne (Mrs. William Gard-

Charles Garstln Smith and wife (n6e Sander- ner Hale), 5749 Kimbark Av., Chicago, 111.

son); ed. Chicago public schools and In Paris, Born Newport, R.I.; dau. Daniel T. and

France; m. Chicago, May 12, 1903, E. Hanan Harriet (Knowles) Swinburne; ed. private schools

Haines. Mem. Girls' Friendly Soc. of the Epis- in Newport, Vassar Coll., A.B.; m. June 13, 1883,

copal Church, Chicago Woman's Club, Woman's William Gardner Hale; children: Swinburne,

Out-door Art League, Exmoor Golf Club. Rec- Virginia, Margaret, Gardner. Pres. Chicago

reatlon: Gardening. Episcopalian. Republican. Branch of the Needlework Guild of America.

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