Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-10

been taken up by only few rs.
writer's Among these may M azure ,se
toned Mrs Elizabeth cnbo, nen-
and Mrs Augusta Foote Arnola ,ssaast
York city whose recent deo,n New
this field practically unoccuniad ,eit
ArnNld was 'lso the author az ~. mrs,
fury Cookbook under tho nav. Gen,
Mary Ronald and under her o,"' ot
tho 'seabeach at Ebb Tide" Oh
which hss revealed the wonao,, vook
deer = many appreciates ey.. VI me
was born at Seneca Falls. n shs
Ike many persona of inlnnd r, out
the sea had always a great fosr,,,tule
for her. and she wrote Of IL r,o a'a'lon
ceptaby She was a mep,hor ac'
Torrey Botanical and of Tho All ne
zeal clubs e New York Anotbo, ,.' 9'oi.
IN the marine line Is Mrs A me-
whose Hall uf Shells is desl,,rss
meet the requirements OF youthful ~ %
ers odd
Mrs. Enie Mott Bienell, who n.
MY, Chupcs and Miss Jennyp avg avg
Woodland Intlmates" and "a on,,,,.y
OF Graycoats" was born in v o,.u
and educated in Canadian con,. On'
y convent Is not Just the sehoo, ,se
which one would expect a nntrrot, .Vm
emerge, but IL happens that SOM. %
the best teachers OF natura, NJ, 9,
may ~ found In rural cloistera ,s,oiY
their ''ot. secluded retreats the een.a
sisters nave many Opportunities ~.
outdoor observation and become rnss
absorbed In scientific investigatIons
Mrs. Bignell is member of ~.
American ornithologists union ons WV
now lives at New Brunswick n \ '4
Mrs. Florence Merriam Bailey A.
thor of 'Jsirds of Village and F,a,s.
'Birds Through an Onca ciass.
Handbook OF Birds Of thu Weste..
United States," etc. is another ~ tha
Smith college coterie OF writer's Nav
| ing been graduated in the class ~ zee
| She is a native of Locust Grove
but Is now o resident of Washinv,on
Mrs, Bailey Is member of ,ha
WASHINGTON Biological society ana y,
the American ornitholosists union.
Some of the most pleasing nature
books for younger readors have coma
from the pens OF Miss Margaret W
Morley and Mrs. Julia McNair wrirb,
| The former IL Il resident uf Boston
teacher and lecturer having bee,
graduated from the New YORK CIV
Normal college in 1875, "Wasps and
Their Ways "Insect Folks" Butter.
nies and Bees "The Honey Materss
1.-THE Zee People "A Song Of LIFE
and Life ana Love are among her
| publications Mrs julia McNsir
| Wright, who has been doing literary
work since she was sixteen yeafs>of
age, was born at Oswegp. n =. In
1910 and married DR. William James
| Wright, the mathematician She has
| written many books ON mary subjects
some of them having been TRANSLATED
| even into Arabic, Her Mature Read.
ers' are so entertaining that they ap.
| peal to adults as well as children
Among the women who have writ,en
| of the plant world may be included
Mrs. William Starr Dana, who is In
| private life Mrs. William James Rus.
sell Parsons; Mrs. Rutherford Ely
Maud Going, Alice Louns5erry Jgla
T. Rogers, Nina Marshal Belle s
| Cragin. Dora Read Goodale and many
| others.
So as the controversy In regard 10
nature taking goes merrly On it is
well to remember that, although women
comprise the majority Of writer's II
this field, the charge of inaccuracy has
| been brought against none Of them
| And 40 when parSing the term don't