The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-03-29

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ney for Missouri. She has boon . wen
known business woman In 81, Louis Tor z
number Of years, being both q notary public
and an insurance agent, Agayovng Nomen
she was known In her eooton % the COUNT
for the asaistanoe which eDS IsnaerSo INV
Federal soldiers during the oivtl q
Miss Lavinla L. LABordo has Just been
unanimously reelected State Librarian by
the Legislature Of South Carolina. Ms!
IaBorde has occupied the place for several
years and has given Satisfaction. hecently
however, there has been bomo TAX OF tuIn.
ing her out for no spperent rssoa srcSp'
that some people thought II ABOUT Time :
man got the salary.
The club women Of San Antonio, IeH..
were the Wrksrs, editoFs, pubtsheFS and
sellers Of The Pasotaa SAoV for February
"a. They enlarged that special edition ano
made a very orSditable showing IN the
editorial and news oolumnB - well - Ia the
aiza ana number Of the advertisements.
The leading editorial took the form OF q
proclamation issued BY the Womanb Cluo
and Endorsed by the city administration.
the Health Department and the business
Mems Club appointing March i0as cleaning
day for the city The money made on gag
Issue went 10 the juvenile training sohooi
| fund. and the club women are being con
graduated for the financial success OF their
undertaking.
Mrs. Theodore Thomas, the widow Of the
famous orchestra leader. 10 making An
effort 10 have the draught horses In Chicago
more humanely treated. In q recent
address which she delivered 10 the tSarnsterl
in their Official headquafters abe ahkod tneii
cooperation In doing away with the pfacuce
Of Overlooking wagons engaged m heayy
teaming and in drafting an 20 Oe
presented to the City Council regulating
the tonnage teamsters may be permitted 70
haul.
Mr. jennie /. Miller Of Nebraska 10 now
the president Of the State bank OF Table
Rock. Previous to the death Of her husband
which occurred lAst November, Mrs Miller
had been ono Of the vioe-presidents Of the
bank for several years. just before ms
death Mr.. Miller made over all his property
10 his wife. and at the first business meet
ing OF the board she wa elected 10 a <
his place In tAe bank. Her son, Gordon ID,
| Miller, and Mrs. Nettie V. David are the
vice-presidents.
Miss Hattie Greensielder Of st. Louii
recently conducted a suit at Mexico. Mo,
for damages for the death OF a child. II
was the first time a woman had ever ap-
peared as a lawyer before the bar Of AudTiar
county, and II is said that about half the
people In the county came 70 the court
house in the hope Of hearing her. Among
| the most interested Of her audience were
$50 young women students from Hardin
College. Miss Greensfelder won her suit.
Miss Minnie A. Tyler has just been re-
elected town clerk Of South Londonderry,
Vt. This Is the thirteenth successive tern
| Of Miss Tyler In that Office. Her predecessor
were her father and her grandfather
Adiutant Emma Wsstbrook, now in
charge OF the Salvation Army barracks in
West Pontiac, Mich, was one Of the seven
women who came with Commissioner
Railton from England in 1890 70 found the
Salvation Army in America. She has just
passed her hfty-hfth birthday and has
been in the army service thlrty-two years.
Although she is entitled TO a pension and
retirement she refuses TO take either, and
has just declared her intention to remain
in the work 60 long as she has strength for
the duties.
Mrs. George F. Lowell Of Massachusetts,
recently had an unusual experience as a
lecturer on her pet subject, equal Suffrage
After having delivered a very acceptable
speech before the Laundry Workers Asso-
citation Of Brockton she was invited 10 de-
liver an address TO the Granite Cutters
Union Of Worcester. Most of the members
OF this latter union are. Swedes and Scotch
men and precious few Of them we're in
favor Of women voting. After Mrs. Lowell
finished her address they began to pro-
pound questions for her to answer. For
upward OF an hour the questions came
| thick and fast. At the end Of that time the
men adopted resolution In favor OF woman
suffrage by q unanimous vote.
On the recommendation Of Prof. Graham
Taylor Of the Chicago theological SVni-
nary Miss Celia Payne Templstoa has been
made assistant pastor Of the First Congre.
gational Church Of st. Louis. The appoint
ment is regarded in ecolesiastic circles
as a decided innovation and noS wholly
with favor. II is intended that Miss Tenn
pleton shall carry on a work OF practical
philanthropy, for which she has received
special training. For several months Miss
Templeton acted as elevator girl In the
Trowmart Inn, a hotel for self-supportinR
women In New York city. She has also
been secretary OF the Albany Hospital at
Albany and OF the Young Women's Sum-
mer Camp at Altamont, n. Y. For the last
few months she has been secretary OF the
traiuing echool Of the Young Women's
Christian Association In Chicago.
The Women's Medical Society Of New
York State has Just held It's second annual
dinner in Rochester. At a meeting held
subsequent TO the banquet there were
forty-nine members present and more than
q hundred new names we're added to the
roll as members, Papers we're read before
the scientific section by DR.. Ruth Lathrop.
professor Of physiology In the Women's
Medical College Of Philadelphia, d. Bald
win, president Of the Womau's Medical
Association OF New York city; DR.. Eliza
beth r. Thelberg. professor Of physiology
and resident physician Of Vasaar College;
DR.. Wollstein, p~athologist, Rockefeller In
stitute, New York city; DR.. Williams, who
lie connected with the Board Of Health Of
New York city; DR.. Adelaide Duetcher Of
Syracuse, DR.. Hortense Bruce, sIperin-
tendent OF the Training School for Girls,
Hudson; DR.. Eliza Mosher OF BROOKLYN
and DR.: Maude Frye Of Buffalo, DR.. Eve
lima Baldwine was chairman OF the enter
tainment committee and preSided at the
banquet. DR.. Evelyn p. Ballentine of
Rochester State Hospital is the president
Of the association.