The morning times., 1897-01-11
MRS. WINSLOW' .EULOGIZED
ta8t
Memorial Services i'm Her Honor at
All Souls Church.
Many Prominent Local Professional
People Spoke in Glowing Terms
of the Deceased.

Memorial services We're held yesterday
afternoon in the chapel of the Church of
All Sonls, on Fourteenth ana l. streets, in
honor of the late DR.. Caroline b. Winslow.
Tie chapel was tastefully decorated with
evergreens and flowers. 1t was crowded
by the members OF the various societies to
which the deceased belonged.
The services were opened by quartet
of ladies', who rendered zone SweetIy
Solemn Thought with great feeling and
expression, Then Dr. Alexander Kent,
pastor of tie Peoples Church, who pre-
sided, delivered prayer.
He was followed by DIR. G. D. N Gusts,
who represented the Homeopathic Medical
Society DIR. Custis spoke OF the influence
Mrs. Winslow exerted in Washington, not
only In a medical capacity, but in d
spiritual manner, on all whom she ever
came in contact with.
lie dwelt on the official and social prom
inence she achieved in this city. by her
own individual labors and energy AL
though many obstacles presented them
selves in her path she always conquered
them in the end
DR. Curtis closed his address by praising
the splendid work NJ RS. Winslow did toward
raising the standard Of homeopathy in
this city, Miss Erma e. Callahan next
sang solo.
The next speaker was Mrs. Lucia E.
Biount, who represented the Pro Re Nata
Club Mrs. Biount briefly told OF Mrs
winslow's struggles in behalf of the recog
milton of women in all spheres. She laid
special emphasis on her efforts toward
purifying the tone of the courts where
women occasionally are present.
Mis-. Blount was followed by Mrs Martha
d. Lincoln, who gave an interesting ac-
count OF Mrs. Winslow's life prior to her
coming to Washington. The speaker
spoke of her first acquaintance with Mrs.
winslow when the latter was a physician
In Utica. n. Y, and OF her struggles
against odds which would oyerpower
another woman, They. seemed to spur
Mrs Winslow on to greater efforts.
Mrs. Kent, of wimodaughsis, told of the
great aid Mrs. DR.. wiflslow exerted in
behalf of Wimodaughsis, not only by word
or mouth, hut example, practical work,
| nd financial help. Shepaid the memory
OF the departed a glowing tribute.
A paper was read by Mrs. Ellen Powell
Thompson, OF the District Woman's Suf-
frage Association" on Mrs. Winslow's s
heroic efforts to bring her sex X into equality y
with men in all walks and stages OF life;
how she endeavored to secure equal rights
OF suffra se, equal civil and political rights,
and also of her efforts toward abolishing
the double standard of morality
|, The Woman's Press A Association, of which
Mrs. Winslow was an active member, W as
represented by Mrs. Dr. Z. NJ. S. Marble
who related the journalistic career OF Mrs.
Winslow while she was editor OF the
Alpha, a paper published in the interest
OF social purity. Mrs. Marble said that
the tone OF the Alpha was always pure,
Strong, and persuasive, and was the pioneer
OF the great reforms that are now in
progress.
Tie services were closed by Rev Alex
ander Kent, who gave resume OF Mrs
Winsiow's life from the time of her birth
in England until her death in this city.
He praised her steadfastness, sweetness
OF character, and her devotion to the
truth. He then gave the benediction-