The morning times., 1895-07-07
70 Miss Marian West the position of treas

t" Miss Marian West the position of treas
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1t did not take long after that TO ar.
range the entire editorial and business
staff. This staff, as representing active
cooperation 10 the managing editor, was
as follows:
Mrs. y. s. Lincoln. managing editor.
MIS- Mayo ". Hazeltine, literary editor;
Mrs Horatio King, scientific editor; Miss
I Kate E. Thomas, city editor; Miss Anna
PROVOST Thomas, telegraph editor. Mrs
Alfred Clifford Barney, art editor: Miss
Ailcen Bell, musical editor; Mrs. Richard
Mohun, Juvenile department.; Maruuise.
LAMA, foreign editor; Miss Katharine
Read Lockwood, end of the century woTl,a n
depart>ent; Mrs. q. H Butler, travel
and biography; Mrs C. F. Parker. artist
Miss Cora c. Curry, our charities: Miss F
b Johnston, artistic Photographic: Mrs
Jessie Med crmOtt Walcott, illustrator
BUSINESS managerS-MsS Marion S. West.
treasurer; Miss j. O'Reilly, assistant sec
rctary; business office stan, Miss Marian
west, Miss Jennie O'Reilly, Miss Drain,
Miss McRoberts, Miss Matte Tyler. Miss
Edith Thomas, Miss Kate Roy.
The various departments of the paper
We're then mapped out. This resulted in
Mrs Lincoln taking charge of the fiction
and poetry; Mrs. Alfred Clifford Barney.
of the art department.; Miss AiIeen Bell,
of the musical department: Mrs. G H
Butler. travel and biography; Mrs Rishard
Mohun, the juvenile department; Miss
katherine Read lockwood, of the century
woman's department
The practice heretofore adhered to in
bringing out a Woman's Edition of signing
each editorial with the writers name was
not observed i'll the case of the Wonlan's
Edition of the Morning Times. Possibly
this may have had much tO do with the
unusual amount of interest excited in re-
gard to this department of the paper
ABLE EDITORIALS.
The three editorials headed respectiyeIy
"Our Paper" ''FOr Greater Washing
ton" and "A Note of Warning" were
written by Mrs. n. s. Lincoln. The able
pen that touched upon the knotty problem
OF 1.-The Silver Question" and "Our Ma
tional Holiday was Mrs. John A Logan
Journalism as a Training School for
Gentlemen was written by Mrs Mayo
Hazeltine. The Clerical Marriage Cere-
mony," by Mrs. John B. Henderson: The
Direct Tax" by Mrs. William Winthrop.
and "A Profound Mystery" by Miss Kate
E Thomas
When it is taken into consideration that
every article published in the wOman's
Edition was in response to an invitation
from the managing editor some idea of the
OF correspondence can be obtained
The duties of the treasurer have from the
start been difficult and at times most COM
plicated, as in addition to taking charge OF
this part of the work, Miss West, from time
TO time actively interested herself in what
ever was inmost pressing need of assistance.
To Miss Jennie O'Reilly, as secretary de
factO, vote of thanks is due, not only be-
cause of the amount OF work accomplished,
but because OF the manner in which it was
DONE
Those who, in canvassing for advertise
ments in Washington, are TO be thanked
most heartily for their contributions toward
the financial success of the paper are Mrs.
George n. Beale. Mrs. F II. Guire Miss
Kibby, Miss O'Reilly, Miss Harris and Mrs
Lincoln.
ART WORK OF THE PAPER
In contributing to the artistic success
OF the paper thanks are due TO Mrs. c. F.
Parker, who drew the fine frontispieee,
Mrs. Jessie McDermott walcott, whose IL
iustration heads the Juvenile department.;