The sun., 1918-09-22

richards, Smith College graduate.
now dean OF the women college con-
nected with Syracuse University.
Miss Edythe Pownall. a graduate or
Nassar, Is an instructor In the English
department in the Washington Irving
High school Her sister, Miss Dorothy
pownall, commands very fine position
In one Of New Yorks largest kinder
gartens. Miss Katherine Walker like
wise has achieved success in kinder
garten training in the Henry street
settlement work
Edith Pinkham (Mrs Horatio
Schroeder), having supplemented her
college work by an advanced course
IN kindergarten training along the lines
formulated in the true Froebel system
was honored in organizing the first
child garden at the n. Y. c.
Doris Webster Herring, n graduate Of
Nassar and daughter OF Prof Daniel
Webster Herring. doctor of philosophy
In the New York University, has the
distinction Of holding the position OF
assistant in the department OF physics
In the Hunter College for Women. spe-
cializing in laboratory work.
Her sister. Coils Webster Herring. an
honor student In Vassar College and
also of the State Library School at
Albany. y. Y, was first appointed in
e 81 .'e 'a,"oos 'oiiect'on AT the
- seir.Ina,E III gus cl's
@ u.s'f'pu'eo net services
in her trained vocation. Library work
has commanded the activities OF many
of the graduates Of the y. Y. C. ]. and
on the honor roll in this capacity Althea
Brodsky OF Upper Montclair. y. J.. and
Edith Thomas Medairy of this city are
we'' peer III the hno"Iedsc OF
ooo 'ne'r n,ahess anu no" TO rec
"h''heno ana ols'''ou,e tnem. me lat
r, nov "ornhs unuer 'ne auspices or
co,u'l'oia University, is the namesake
ana niece oi one Oh 'ne most uistin-
suisheu ara pes' loFed OF American
poels' rum lnomas, whose recent war
poe'ns nave oIiy aodea ius're 70 iustre
III ,he decorations she mas won
Mor'orie bourl!e mas spent her Ire IN
social "orh AZ the ho'ne foF Seanen
.n'iuren on staten ls.ahd, al inc Mag
oa'en Rome on Dyckman street and
various otner places whefe she mas peen
aoie oest 10 serve the interests OF
women ana chiidren less fortunate III
'heir beginnings IMAM EeFselr.
III the MISSION neld IN South Amer
lca Msrceha JARVIS now Mrs Jose
Ramos has been a shining mark these
many years
IL the aHairs OF the colony cum Tor
Women in our city run smoothly credit
Is que IN part to Helen spear. VINO Is
its social secretary. her gracious per-
sonality and executive ability uniting to
complete her efficiency.
All hungry WaEfarers VINO know t1e
kennyson Villa at Sound Beach. Conn.
pay homage to its excellent MANAGEMENT
under the sSiiful hand of Alice Pinkham
Mrs. Percy Adams
In the dispensations OF Providence
that become part OF every clergyman $
wife Helen Mclean. wife OF the Rev.
James L. Lasher. D. D.. and daughter
OF one OF New Yorks most eminent
physicians and surgeons Dr. Malcolm
Mclean. is as devotedly welded to her
husbands clerical work as she Is to
holsewifery and the care and training
OF her children. Their home in St.
Andrews rectory at Brewster, y. Y.
Is source of comfort and helpfulness
10 neighhors and strangers, 10 trieEds
and TO all who CROSS it's threshold. and
wears the spirit of welcome within ana
without.
Then there is MIS-. A. starr Best
whom her scholmates knew as Marjorie
Ayres and whom the students OF ara :
matte art and the theatregoing pubic
know as the founder OF the American
Drama League Her home in Evanston
H.. has become the centre Of literary
interest and her work in eleHating the
standards Of dramatic appreciation mas
already been recognized by the leading
playwrights of the day. in foreign as
we'll as home circles of tie connoissenrs
in dramatic art.
Another group Of graduates record
some OF the most successful artists in
many special lines of enterprise. Among
the list, Hortense Baisley Mrs charles
Knox Is a portrait painter or marked
talent; Edith von1 Baur. wife OF Prot
! La Rue Van Hook. OF Columbia Inlver-
sity, has contributed a host of clever
! ! illustrations to the popular magazines
Of the day. Mary Bradley. the talented
daughter Of a wealthy resident OF New
! Canaan, Conn.,, has her own studio IN
New York and Is engaged In promoting
the fine art OF interior decoration in
the homes Of all who seek her taste and
culture in artistic designs and period
. furnishings.
In social, settlement. church and phil
anthropic work many Of our girls have
done quite wonderful things.
The Darrach Home for Crippled Chii-
dren was primarily endowed and has
Z since been supported by the Class oil
1901 of the y. Y. c. I.
Tho Silver Cross Day Nursery has
, also been richly blessed by the generous
, contributions and the personal service
, and enthusiastic devotion of a large
group Of y. Y. G. l. graduates.
THE Iebbog Circle has been chiefly
I Indebted TO the y. Y. C. ]. girls for rs
growth and financial maintenance. II