The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
GAnimsicn have taken posesssi0n cr the
ofioes reserved for them In the building.

sAniumsiun have taken posssssion u the
Offlces reserved for them In the building.
Mr.. Thomas s. Henry OF Newark.
y. j.. was elscted president 81 the Equal
Franchise League. which has juss bsen
organised In New JeTpey. This organi.a-
Lion 5 q s'c Sss q To ss eS& mich Mr.
ClArence Mackay - the founder and
president. The first nesting Of the
branch examination was &C the home
of Mrs.. Richard stevens, Castle Point,
Hoboken. Mrs. MackAy Presided and
bers enrolled
! The woman's College OF Illinois re-
ceived during the year just past gifts
IN money aggrege.io9 nearly $1,000.
Miss Mary KELLOGG gave 81 go Of this
sum. Mrs. Mary Green Of Jackson
/ vile the same amount, and a woman
IN Jacksonville who stipulated that
her name was not to be given 5000
Miss Carrie L. Crane was the first City
Clerk appointed in Gloucester. Mass.
under n new ordinance. She has been
employed In the Office OF the City Clerk
for more than twenty five years, and
her recent appointment was in recog-
milton Of long and faithful services and
/ for the best interest Of the Office
The womans Medical Society Of Wash
ington has Just been organized with
DIT Mary Parsons as president, DIR. sofe
NordhOn-Jung as vice-pre~ident and
DIR. Emma Lott IRVINE a. treasurer and
secretary. This IL the first organization
OF medical women in Washington.
3 Miss Anna Barber. q native OF ColQrado
SprinRs. has been selected to make ~ehs
/ plans for the installation OF q modern
heating system in the palace Of the sultan
OF Turkey. For several years Mis-
Barber has been connected with . London
| firm engaged In the manufacture OF heat
ing AppArAeus Soon SsteI taxing ner
devote her attention 20 the science OF
heating large buildings. The task now
before her 4 difficult because the palace
IL exoeedingly intricate in It's arrange
ment, containing several hundred halls
and apartments.
Miss Knox. principal Of Hevergsl Cal
.ege. Toronto. and Miss Keys. sister %
Prof. Keys. now on the star Of vAasar
College. are the two women being con-
sidered by the governors OF Toronto
University for appointment az dean Of
the university. II either 10 appointed
she viii he the first woman on the stah
. the University % Toronto.
Mira. william r. Thompson. class OF II
has just been elected trustee Of vassar
College. 20 hold ONCE until 1919. Mrs.
Lucien HOVE. class % 's2. was elected
preNidsnt Of the alumnse association. Mrs.
Howe has been the chairman Of the fellow
ship committee for several years. The
fellowship 10 held by Miss winifred Scott.
class OF IsO4. whose work at Columbia
University 10 comparative literature
Tho Mary Jane Seymour legacy Of o. 900
- the latest addition 70 tho library fund
Of Mount Holyoks College. II 10 given
especially for the purchase OF books on
American colonial history. Other per-
mAnent funds Of the library are the Fanny
church. the Sarah Chaplin. the Kirk. the
Boswell and the Sarah Adams Cooley.
which with the Seymour legacy aggregate
nearly NLOOo
Mrs Helen Carroll Robbins and Mrs.
Christine NJ Towne have been appointed
To the executive COMMITTEES Of the boa I'd
OF trustees OF the New York Normal Col
lego Four appointments 60 the college
stlh were made az the same nesting %
the executive COMMITTEES. Mise Adele
Bildersee. 4. B., snd Miss Blanche o
Williams. 4 N. we're made INSTRUCTORS
IA English. Miss Bilderses 10 a graduate
az the class 81 'OS aud has since done post
graduate work. Miss Wiyiams received
her degree from the Mississippi state
College Cor Women and her A. " from
Columbia. She taught IN stanton College.
occupied the char ~ English literature
IN Grenada College and for the last year
tilled the place 81 Prof Baker Of Teachers
College while be was on leave ot absence.
In the German department Miss katherine
kung was appointed and IN the depart
nlent Of physical training Miss Partridge.
Miss NUM- has received degree from
Kulsrihe. Germany. and from Columbia
University For while she held the chair
~ modern languages in Lake Erie Col
legs Miss Partridge 10 = graduate Of Or
savage Normal school Of Physical
Training and was appointed with the rank
~ laboratory assistant
The number 81 women professors 10
Teachers COLLEGE has been increased
from four - eleven. Miss Adelaide
. Nutting professor ~ household ad-
: ruinisiratinr hecomes head of the deparG-
Tn@nt of nursing. Shs was formerly
principal ~ rho Johns Hopkins Training
school for Nurses and IN president u the
American ~oci~'y 81 Superint@Ddents ~
framing schools. Miss Patti@ Hills Ire
com~- assistant professor 81 kindergarten
'-ciucatiou she ~ tho president % the
International kindergarten Association.
Miss MAY Belle Van Arsiais has been
put IN charge ~ the department Of toods
and cookery Miss Anna Cooley becomes
assistant professor IN household arts.
Or Mary Davis Swartz assistant pro-
lessor IN household arts. department OF
nutrition; Miss Jane Falss professor u
.ous.hold arts. IN the textile and needle
work department: Miss Azuhah Latham
assistant professor ~ oral English, and
Miss Darce Fulrner assistant professor
IN the kindergarten department.
Bryn NawT College Offers thirteen resi-
dent feilowships and heavyweight grad
nate scholarships. Five Of these scholar
ships are opeu "a British and FIVE 10 Ger