The Washington herald., 1911-05-21
AMERICAN PEN WOMEN
REVIEW WORK OF YEAR
Interesting Calendar of Events Arranged at First
Meeting with Newly Elected Officers, Mrs.
Hamilton Presiding

wrote the lfbretto Of The Passover /"
Miss Louise Hardy OF the Newark star,
is one Of the editors of that paper. Mrs.
Winnie Ream Hoxie has been at work
on the statue OF Cornell. Mrs. Bertha
II. Barusch, Of Los Angeles, Cal. is an edi-
tor of the Sunday Times Magazine. and
is president OF the Nation Council of
Jewish Women.
, Mrs. Bell Harpster Hartness, London,
England, writes letter from London to
American papers. Mrs. Edith Kingman
Kern furnishes editorials Of The Infiu-
ence OF comic Supplement to the New
York Papers" Mrs. Cornelia Temple
ton Jewett. of Evanston, Ill. has written
for the National Daily. of San Francisco.
and for magazines for the publicity de-
partment. Miss Elizabeth Hyde, had a
story in the Catholic Standard and Times.
of Philadelphia. also a poem. The Child 5
Christmas Fairy Tale in st. Nicolas. Mrs.
Virginia Frye King has furnished short
stories. and Mrs. Eleanor z. Freer. Chi
cago, Music In the Vernaoular" Mrs NJ.
Hamilton Flick writes for papers on
civics. Mrs. Marie Graves Bonham Is q
regular contributor to New York papers,
Mrs. Anna Sanborp Hamilton to a Colo
rado journal. Miss Elizabeth NJ Barnes
to Kansas and Minnesota papers, and
Mrs. Efie Leese Scott, Lincoln, Nebr,
to her home paper.
Mrs. Anna Nathan Meyer, New York,
has recently published q novel, THE
Dominant Sex" Mrs. NJ. l. O'Donough
has furnished short stories to the press;
Mrs. La Sale Corbell Pickett has had
short stories published; Miss Grace Adele
Pierce, of Santa Monica, Cal. writes
editorials and articles for the Ladies
Home journal and Harper's Bazar, also
sonnets for Paris and London papers;
Mrs. Nannette B. Paul, IL B., has done
editorial work on papers. and Is author
Of a manual on parliamentary law: Mrs.
Laura L. Robinson, OF Waco, Tex, IL on
the Times Herald Of that town: Miss Jen-
ME Chaplin. Of Denver. is on q paper Of
that city; Miss Rea Woodnan. Of Pough-
keepsie. has a volunan Of poems; Mrs.
Amanda L Xander. Columbus Nebr., b
correspondent for the Crozier. Mrs.
Katherine Yates, Chicago. is an author;
Mrs. Pearl Sinclair Stafford. Miami. Fla.
has published her poem, THE Little
Crown Prince" Miss Emelie Blackmore
Stapp, Des Moines. Iowa, published
novel, THE Trail Of the Go-Hawks."
Miss Elizabeth Todd Nash's book. Fifty
Puritan Ancestors" was adopted by the
Daughters Of the American. Revolution.
Mrs. Alice E. Whitaker has an article on
farmhouse Handicraft'' In a Raleigh
magazine; Mrs. L. Byrd Mock, Of Seattle.
author and poet. has published a book,
THE Maid Of Pend dOreille," and has
had articles in several magazines Mrs
Anna z. Hoyle has illustrated publica-
tons for the Department Of Agriculture;
Mrs. Ella Herman Melvin has COM
posed poems and arranged them to music.
Mrs. Martha 8. Gielow has a book.
Andy the Moonshiner," which she pub
lshed and uses in the aid Of the South
ern Industrial Educational Association;
Miss Mae Ruth Norcross IL engaged IN
syndicate writing, and furnishes book re-
views for the Bookmah: Mrs. Charles
Oliver Norton. Of Kearney, Nebr., Is on
a local paper. and has booklet on
Tho Oregon Trail Mrs. j. o. Esta-
brook made sfrontispiece designs for
publication; Mrs. Triepel furnishes ar
ticles for Scientific American. Mrs.
Charles P. Miller. Of Baltimore, Illus
trates for Frank Leslie, and Mrs Hen
RE c. L. German, Of Fort Worth, Tex.
Is editor Of the Bohemian.