The Washington times., 1902-09-21

Owens. 1.-THE Chef" Chicago; Mrs.
Olive B. Lee, Lees Magazine" Dali
las, Texas; Miss E. Marguerite Lind
ley. New York; Miss Ada D. Fuller, on
staff Of the Jersey City Journal" Miss
Jennie Chaplin. Of Syracuse. and Mrs.
Marie Coyle Abel, of Pittsburg;; Miss
Sara Babbitt, of the Independent, %
Wayneshurg, Pa; Miss Elizabeth Utley
Brown. Of the Dispatch" Pittsburg,
Miss Cora N. Coyle, Pittsburg: Mrs. Ica
Easton. News Of the Work." Allegheny
City. Pa; Mrs. Fanny Earl. of Lake
Mills, Wis: Mrs. Ida Briggs Browne,
author, Utica, N. Y; DIR. Ella D. Goh.
Mrs. Katherine Dey Hauch, "Philadel-
pliia Press" Mrs. Jennie C. Douglass.
Washington. D. c.; Mrs. Sara D. jenkins.
writer for the Popular Educator" Ith-
aca. N. Y: Miss Sarah Killikelly, au-
thor, Pittsburg; Miss Blanch Mcdonald,
on the staff of the Tribune" Minneap-
oils. Mimi: Miss Mae Ruth Norcross. Of
the Record" Philadelphia: Miss Lillian
O'Connell, reader and author. of Wash
ington; Mrs. Kate Alma Orgain, author,
Temple, Tex; Mrs. Mary Shelly Pechin.
of Torega, Va: Miss Ida Ellis Turner.
editor Journal of Women's Work."
Mrs. Eva Mcdonald velash. writer on
economics, Washington.
A New Member.
Among new members are Miss Minnie
Swayze. of New York, author and lee
turer; Mrs. Margaret lie B. O'ConneiI, OF
this city. author: Mrs Arthur F.
Francis. of the Cripple Creek Times
Colorado; Mrs. Fay s. worthen and Miss
Helen NJ. Worthen, Of Denver, and Miss
Linda May DuvaIl. of Delaware. Ohio.
Among honorary members are Mrs. Me-
kenna, wife of Justice McKenna, always
lovely to newspaper folk; Mrs. Juliet l..
P. Hill. wife of David Jayne Hill, First
Assistant Secretary of State, an accom-
plished and popular woman: Mrs. Julia
L. Barber. who entertains so charm
ngly when at her home. Belmont" the
author flor private distribution) of Med
terranean Mosaies,' a most entertaining
book about cruise in the Mediterranean.
with her husband, Mr. A. L. Barber. on
the beautiful yacht Sapphire; Mrs.
Charles W. Fairbanks, the accomplished
president general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution; Miss Ellen T.
sister of Mrs. O'Donoghue;
Mrs. Perry Heath. we'll known and
liked here. now living in Salt Lake; Mrs.
Harriet Prescott Spofford, the we'll
Known authoress and poetess; Mrs. Mary
:. Henderson. Of Boundary Castle" one
If Washingtons most popular hostesses,
IN artist and writer: Mrs. Mary A. Deni-
ind countless other stories and poems. a
,harter member of the league and it's first
secretary; Miss Caroline
ine talented artist; Mrs. Mar
,aret Sullivan Burke first president of
he league, and well-known journalist:
Mrs. Annie Z. Hoyle. one of our best
inown artists: Nine. Aaolph Roge
Charlotte Fiske Bates), pcstess. linguist
md teacher: Mrs. Donald Mclean. Of
lew York; Mrs. Grace lie Baron Upham,
Il Boston. poetess and writer of charm
ng stories for girls; Mrs. ELENA. Rich
Irdson, first president and founder CT the
ieorge Washington Memorial Associa-
ion, prominent in the National Council
II Women, and other organizations.
Woman of distinguished ancestry and
ersonal charm: and Mrs. NJ. v. Terhune
Marion Harland'O whose maiden ef-
ort. Alone" was the first of many
ovels and histories, short stories, and
rticles on household and other matters.
The league is very proud OF its library.
o which has been contributed many vol
ines of fiction, verse, and history by
members and other distinguished au-
hors. most of them containing the auto-
raphs Of the writer's. =