The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10

time making an extended tour. and
from there 20 Australia, travelling 1900
miles In all. and cleaning important in
formation from every point
Mrs. Laura Dayton Fcsscndcu n bot
ter known. possibly. In the east as
correspondent than In the west. having
been on the stan Of one New York
paper for several years She II editing
also the woman's page Of the North
Shore News. ana II at present the COR
responding secretary 81 the league.
Mrs. Fcssenden's paper. which was read
before the White city club recently IN
defense Of Florence Maybrick. the Amer
lean woman In an English prison. has
oecn received very favorably. and II
being reproduced In many different pub
lications.
Teresa Dean is one NJ the best known
writers IN Chicago. she having had from
the ilfst the privilege OF signing her
name 10 all articles coming from her
pen a privilege seldom accorded 60
regularly engaged writer's She laugh.
lnsly says that u must have come about
through the poor editor not daring 60
take the responsibility ~ her "stun.
however that may be-. her chatty SNAP
SHOTS and white city chips" have
made thousands OF readers claim her
~ their particular friend. In private
liic she IL Airs W Lewis Tnllman. the
VIE OF prominent Chicago physl-
clan. She H. chairman Of the entertain
hent committee In the Press league and
ls 'allcd the ward McAlllstor" 81 the
club.
Eva irodllquc o. one NJ the most yer.
thtiln writer's IN the league. She can
Jump from politics to fashions from
prose 10 poetry. from humor to pathos.
ana write re- dramatic criticism as well
az an article on art She ia Peg Wof-
hngton Of "rhc Matinee Girl" In q pop
ular afternoon paper and once week
EVELYN ON fashions. and nearly every
Jay has about two columns on little u
everything without signature
Grace Dutilc-Rue edits the woman'a
page In another old established paper.
ond u another writer of unboundcd re-
sources. Her pen pictures are from
grave 10 gay, practical and mytho-
logical. profound enough 60 reach the
most earnest ana deepest thinker. and
again light enough To Interest a child.
liut through all the treasures that come
from her pen is the never falling thread
thnt always tells you Of her own gentle
SELF In private life she II Mrs. Robert
8oylan. the wife OF a wcll-known jour.
nullHt.
Mrs Lucic Van Ncvnr. another
valued member o. the league. came
from the south Just before the Worlds
fhlr. whore she had been the successful
publisher % paper of her own. The
WORLDS Fair was the magnet which drew
her TO Chicago. ana almost before she
knew II she was 30 busily engaged Ia
the daily routine OF metropolitan press
work that she has never been able to
tear herself away. She IL one OF the
icw workers who write rapidly with pen
ana ink and never change a word after
II IN down.
Mrs. Isabelle o'Kccfc was society re-
porter on morning paper for some
time and IL now buslly engaged In
writing for several different Catholic
publications She II also president OF
the Catholic woman's League. Mrs.
Kate Reed II one Of the editors. with
her husband. Col. Reed. OF the banner
OF Gold. and Is considered great ac-
QUESTION TO the club Miss Vcsta Sew.
cringhaus IN Chicago correspondent for
nm Atlanta paper. Mrs. ]. Harrison
White. another beautiful woman. edits
the womnn's department OF the National