The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-20
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Mss Mary h. Holn.r cl,s> d 1895 10
tho chairman or an. committee a. nlImnl@
In charge of the work Of huiIdir u student
building ~ Wellesley College. Miss Altc3
Browne. ". the scrciaiy. REPORTS that
Si:.i3S already has been raised toward
III" undertaking. There IL ALSO an under
graduate committee.
4 Miss Catherine Dc me. who Tor tho lnxs
several years has been chief Of the cata.
logging department in tho library ~
Cornell University. has gone To Albany
to tax" a similar placs IN the state Library.
Miss Dame will $50 rive instruction in he
library school
The Rev Erio NJ. Jones. a Univcrsailst
iinis' or III Iowa, IL spoken NJ by the news
pIp"rS Of Berlin "A wing made she great
est impression ora torically of a n the speak
era heard mt tho recent worlds congress
Of Free Christians and Re III ,us Lib r.
. ais. The German newspaper dila un DIR.
: Jones = impressive appearance. the carry
I ing power OF her voice. her self -possessicn
and her wise and witty savings Among
! tho other women who spoke Mt this CON
gress were Mrs. Clara I. Guild, the head
Of the Tuckerman School fer Pastors
! Assistants in Boston. and Mrs. Herbert
Smith and Miss Helen Herford of London.
! Miss Nav Kruger was the Youngest
delegate at the prison congress- which
was recently Ileid in Washington CITY.
Miss Kruger was appointed by the
Governor o. the State OF Washington %
I represent that state because she was 30
well versed in juvenile court work and
| all its attendant branches in the State OF
Washington. As the organizer OF the
State Society for the Protection OF Chill
dren and Animals she was also delegate
J 10 the American Internal ional Humane
Conference.
! The Twentieth Century Club Of Boston
has made the sugge stion that the portraits
! of Julia Warde Howe painted by her son.
ip-law. John Elliott. he hung in Faneuil
! Hall. the cradle of liberty At tho
memorial services for Mrs. Howe which
were held IN Boston on November by
the Womens Ministerial Conference the
Rev. Annie p. Bailey read hymn, the
Rev Lacy &. McGee read the scripture
lesson and DR.. Sarah Dixon led the prayer.
The singing was by the blind children.
after which the president. the Rev.
remarks and introduced the Rev. Ada C.
/ Bowies. who spoke On Mrs. Howe the
PREACHER The Rev Mary L.. Leggett
delivered IN address ON Mrs. Howe the
scholar and the Rev Ida 4. Hultin on
Mrs. Howe the Reformer.' The blind
| children then sang the last s,ankl ~ the
Battle HYMN OF tho Republic" with the
congregation joining IN the chorus.
/ Mrs Fritz Achc! presided a; che first
monthly meeting OF the season which was
held cew da IS ago by the New York
State Association Opposed 10 Woman SUI
! frage Mrs Arthur VI. Dodge and Mrs.
/ Otto killani reported from the great anti
/ suffrage meeting a which f.o'd Grover
pre- ,ided and ~ which both Mrs Dodge
and Mrs. Killan' -pck. rs % 1rc .'nti ivHS
I from the New York cS,o:i zion. ArIong
| the activ. r,":nb.-< Of rho ,Ssoci-' III ,-s
/ MrS Film Root. NJ. Fr=ncrs u Scott.
Mrs Hen-v \ Ssi-nyon. Mr.. Abrs n =.
Hewitt. Ms. Eleanor Hs~i-i. DR.. Erma
l.. Walker. Miss Anna 4. MAXWELL. Mira.
Mrs H,r-le: " King IL said To b" ne
own-- Fnd actual M M ,"- q one cc :be
large farms in th" world. Her farm
i< known ne the Santo Cor. hide Ranch
and IL nesr torpis Chrss.i. To-. Iss
pss.uraGd 10 rrDort" ! 20 ford Gr- ing
I fo- iOl.Obl Ca;ti.'. COZ -r'ep and 10 ,riv
1000 hors"s. Mrs. King is said To k"~p
c.ocl H-1r,r~e-s husg on h-r ranch and 70
find no difficulty IN mana ging th"n,.
DR.. Edi;h NJ Hall al Mount Boivnka
College continued hcr ".ca'. stio> work
I in Or. ;'i:,ISh tho -vhoc 81 tho last M
TN, DR. Hall work ID in jap~1ienti-s q
q Chllcj Va-okr scro. si;ua ed on n lofty
Jr"0't .nrr' ho.i.r ride from GoI-nia,
wh"-" IN" oih.r "SCavCtions wore to
InG conduc' ed In ~" summer DR. Anna
Young visited he astronomical ol,ssrg va
tories in Rome. Florence. Zurich. Pots
/ dam. Berlin. Paris and Gre"nwich. And
! Dr, Mgnon Talbot. professor ~ geology
/ NJ Mount HoIvoke found tn. FOSSIL re'na'ns
81 one Of tn" walking reoiiiss. cf ~hirn
o.. h,.
clr-h"i in tho Comes .icut vailc- send
stone
! Miss Mah"' Nj or. Ers iur;. nurse
until rrccnt'v in ''hrrcc Of tho op~-r'inS
: room IN fho W." and Ear lnf.rrnsry OF New
York civ has gon" 20 chin" 20 tak~ tbs
pos,tiou ~ ne Il nurse IN fhc ai'~Tsis
81 Pcln~-lvGni3 MEDICAL School :. { IN sEi.
Miss Mango 80 Lewis IN isis ant
teacher in Mcunt Hol"ok" ioil"r" lass
ycir has gon' - S"bul. tprrH WIZ, she
c1rcc;s to r.'h IN tHe -Irls -c7roi rndcr
an nn"'n- r'cr hy tho ~ "sJvir-i-c 3onrd
OF Missions
M-s Mt \ = 'ri." --. - = sd ~, ..si-
dent 81 no N.'ionr' Dauz'. crs ~ :le
Grand ARM of -" Rr,uhli" - 10 yon-
v.niion which va h,jd f'G w""ks Fyo
: in Chic 20 IN be- sros,,h 81 rcrrpt icN
Mrs Tic. 6laciI rod thrt -" nert q, at
, BATH" TO b" fouEf' would rcT,iih in tss
granting ~ IN" ballot - -0;.'"a. "h~n
wom"n vct" hTd lf ~ ill 70 ~iL.d %
the books -h" d"c'a-ad
III" Equal Frrnchis" ~nci"tv y ~ give
:, SERIES ~ t,hI"ruv IN III" ballroom d
IN. Plea hotel "?-iy ~ January sIrs.
George Gould viii represent Catherine
of Russia. Mrs. Clarence Mackay VII
t-css a Florence Nightingale. Mrs
James S,iiImrn. -ill cary the torch 40
rh.. C;ccid.,es NJ Liberty. Mrs n. Eustis
u III hest Cs.ilir. Mrs CharleE Dana Gin
son will appear - Raphael q Atasior ma Mrs
william K Vanderbilt as Joan 81 Arc.
Mrs Fdw ard Thomas a. Hypatia and lirs
Bourke Cochran as Mary woiitt me
craft