The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

ment In favor Of THE pspdirE yIgEan
suffrage bill.
The women OF the Ethical Society 70
Nsv York City have announced that they
will hold al Elizabethan fair and bazaar
for the purpose OF paying OF the debt
on their new meeting houSs. which was
formally dedicated n few weeks ago.
This entertainment ia to take place be-
tween Thanksgiving and Christmas in
| order that persons wishing Ia help the
cause NAV have ar opportunity tn buy
their Christmas presents.
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. aiisR NJ A. Smeeton OF the Toronto
General Hospital and Miss NJ. 5. Rundle
OF St Bartholomew Hospital, Lon
don. have just won the Isabel Hampton
Robb scholarships al Teachers College.
Livingston scholarships were won nv
Miss Kane Umezn~a Of II. Margarst's
School. Toxic. and Miss Dorothy fai on
Of Chihuahua. Mexico. The feilowshipS
and scholarships in Teachers College now
number sixty-two.
Mi4s Jessie r Carieton has given to
Mount Holyoks College a lotus bell and
several prayer stones from India in
memory Of her mother Celestial Bradford.
class Of 81. A copy OF Raphaels Ma
donna in the Garden" was given 10y m"
children OF Della Maria Warren Of the
class of 81 Also modern picture.
a Marsh Island November PAINTED
by John Wesley Dow in Ipswich. hIs
home, and the place where Mary Lyon was
teaching when she first conceived the
idea OF Mount Holvoke Seminary All
these gifts will he placed in the Dwight
Art Building at Mount Holyoke.
The State Federation OF women's Clubs
Of Michigan voted Ia in favor OF woman
suffrage at its annual meeting recently
held in Battle Creek. The resolution
favoring votes for women was introduced
last year at the federation meeting and
tabled to await until this year. when each
delegate came instructed 10 vote for or
against il. This year the resolution was
presented bv Mrs Charles +. Williams.
the president of The federation and was
carried by standing vote without de
bate.
Miss Caroline Katzenstein has been
made permanent secretary in charg. ~
the state and county headquarters of
the equal suffrag" party of Pennsylvania.
This headquarters has just baen opened
in a large Office in one Of the handsom.sr
buildings, in the shopping district Of
were subscribed by members OF IN" party
and more than one hundred GUESTS were
present at the formal opening which
took place few days ago.
The Rev. Florence Koilock Crooker has
just retired from the passionate OF ST
Paul's Church. Jamaica Plain. Mass Mrs.
Crookcr took charge OF this church
about six years ago when she moved
xv-teh h..r h...k u 81.
the time of her arrival th. church was "A
small and poor mission. deeply in debt.
During her passionate she wiped out In.
debt. tripled the membership and leaves
il Incorporating. Mrs. Croker holds
an A. VI. degree from the University of
Wisconsin and took a full course in the
divinity school Of St Lawrence Uni
vsrsity. New York After completing
her course in tn" divinry school she was
invited by the late Augusta c. Chapin.
u. D., TO stay in her home that she might
share from day to day in the practical
work Of a woman pastor. Her first call
came from Iowa and from there she ac-
copied n call to n church in Chicago
Four years later she started a mission
church in Engiewood. Fourteen wears
later she turned over TO a man minister
a prosperous working church with about
four hundred members housed in beauti-
full new building. She had engaged pas
sage TO go with an excavation party to
Egypt when call came from Pasadena.
Cal. where during a six months vacation
from her church in Chicago she had
preached every Sunday and founded a
church. Accepting the call. she went
az once Ia Pasadena. and after two years
hard work turned over a Furnishing
church. with a large self-supporting
membership. with the intention of masking
her deferred "trip to Egypt. Before she
could leave the country she received an
urgent call from Boston. which sh..
promptly accepted thus becoming as
sociafe pastor with DR.. Perrin OF the famous
Every Day Church