The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

recent municipal elections i'll England.
Mrs. Lewis W. Boynton reread a paper
on the Twentieth Century Woman" at
a recent Meeting Of the Club for Folitl-
cal Study. This paper when written
things that women would accomplish
Some of them have already come true
which was the reason for Its being read
the second time.
Miss Louise Stanwood u special student
in Radcliffe College. has won IN the play
competition Of the Harvard Dramatic
Club Miss Stanwoods play. The Prog
ress Of Mrs Alexander. has been accepte,!
10y the club and will he presented IN De-
Cemher. The competition was open 10
both Harvard and Radcliffe students.
The Emmanuel Society of Radcliffe
gave thre" representations OF -Cyrano
de Bergerac- last month for the
benefit of the scholarship fund Each
year this society raises the money for
one tuition and something toward per-
nanent scholarship fund. There IL still
lacking Is 40 Ia make up the permanent
fund
Mrs. Helen NJ WILSON. who has jus,
been elected State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction 10 Colorado. IN said
To owe her election la the non-partisan
vote of the women. Though the Demo-
Gratis swept the state Mrs. Wilson, who
was nominated 10y the Republicans
received "A large majority. women with
out regard for party lines voting for her.
Miss c. NJ Wood il a leader in establish
ing a night school at Mount kisco. y. Y.
for the purpose Of teaching Italians
the English language Miss Wood gives
her services free to help beginners and the
principal 81 the day school is TO super
! Use the work without extra pay.
Secret societies have been abolished AZ
Mount ,Holyoke College by combined
vote Of IN. society members and the
These secret societies had been
in existence IN Mount Holyoke for more
than twenty-five wears. The dramatic
club Of the college has bought the Ameri- !
can rights Of the pastoral play Fair Rosa ,
rnond,~ with "A set of costumes and prop
critics for production. This play was
first Civ on by LADY Archibald Campo"l'-
Players ~ th. Carni11rc Woods.
Common. England The
American rights wer. lIt"- bought by Mrs
John ' FriIyn of Albany y 10 allowed the
play To- -" given only when the proceeds
were for som. hospital work After Mrs
Pruyn'- death II was decided 10 sell the
american lights and stage Properties TO
"A professional C"'npr ny. This Fl'y wall
probable be pres "'i.d ~ tie VI" day
Miss Agr-f Deus, Cameron hat been
sent Ia England Nv H." CarloIau Gov
eminent =" lecture on the. adv stability Of
eInigratIrg 10 tauLdH Before gonz over
10 the mother cDiruirr Miss D,.an.-Clm-
ar6n trI' "li.'i ext n-l, ELY over Canada for
The pur. o." 81 iUvt-tIgdf on IT," means
Tor H"lug his bong furnished b. the Gov
NJ" proT'd 80 successful that
the Australian Gov err m"ni has followed
H." "Nampl" ~ Tana,'n Ivy lending Miss
HsLir''. Grir-hI" 10 ""rl"gr Papra.
British Wv tuiu-, e. II reference. 10 IL =
Tor -"'tl.~s
Mr. ',,.I.. ArchrbaiI uf l-liand Wis.
ha- b....n ni"rr.~i Treasurer ~ Ashland
county Sh- = M" Tr-t woman IN Wis
cousin to h|li ,uch-.n OH c" She de-
featei ~" iwo OpE'-iug candidates about
fwo 10 ~" at The pOIl~ MIR Archibald
j. tn" wido. Df "a former t-cG-iIrrr and
acted a. his deputy Tor several YEAR Sh,
- an expert accountant Wn.n Sh.. first
applied To have Ter name put on the on
rial ballot IN" righ' Wis denied 10 ne
She appealed 3" ih" Secretary ol Statesnd .
ne AttOrnsv-t"nerIl. and -. hoy coult
find no l"gHl r'1z"n for keeping h.- maine
m she was among JHs official nn,nin.ea
Her campaign eNu"n-ca were les than q
~ Ms brii IrrN 81 h..u - sad Il, be N .
fr-t nominee. mar or woman. to oafngI
"a" DernocrHtGC Iicort o. Ana. liuI county.
IeNiB Mr.. irH.a han rar. Tor Cnuni,
{ gerlS m IN independent ticket and won
Mrs. ParkhLrst recently lec:ured to . !
private drawing room meeting in the |