The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-12
GIRL MA KING GREAT SUCCESS
 WITH HER LITERARY WORK IN THE EAST

Anniston, September 11.-(SpeciaL)- The many Anniston friends of Miss Caro- line Draper have watched with interest the marvellous success that has come to this beautiful southern girl in the liter ary circles of New York
 No student ever made a more brilliant record at Columbia University than Miss Draper. She was chosen from hundreds Of southern pupils as president of the Southern Society of Columbia University, an honor she held until she finished and won an M, A. degree at the university. She was then elected a member of the Wonan's Faculty Club of Columbia Uni- vercity. Spacious. attractive club rooms are maintained by this club, where many of Miss Drapers southern friends have enjoyed her hospitality at iuncneons an1 teas during visits to the metropolis. Miss Draper also belongs to several other ex- elusive literary clubs and has been in- vited to join the Alabama Club, recently organized by a charming cotere of Ala bama women who reside in New York.
 After finishing at Columbia, Miss Draper was offered the chair of English at the Barnard School for Girls, prepar- atory school for Columbia and other uni versailles. She has not only won distinc- tion in this position. but her serv.ce5 as tutor are in constant demand, and scores of girls and boys have been able through her instruction to enter and make ex- cellent records in Anerica's highest col l leees. Miss Draper is especially noted as Latin scholar. She has perfected ! new method of teaching Latin, witch makes it unusually interesting to pupils and has been urged to dramatize some Latin books during the coming winter task she is anticipating with eager in-, terest.
 When Mrs. Charlotte Brewster Jordon, who became famous through her transla- tions of Spanish works, and was feted at the court of Spain, and the recipient of many other honors, appealed to the, fac ulty of Columbia to recommend the very best English scholar they knew to as- sist her in translating Spanish books, Miss Draper was immediately cnosen, and received a most complimentary rec ommendation from the faculty. Mrs. Jordan and Miss Draper have formed a warm friendship during their worn to- gether, and Mrs. Jordan is constantly planning some lovely courtesy for the pleasure of her attractive co-worker While Mrs. Jordan spends this winter in California, Miss Draper will have the use of her luxious nine-room apartment and she has been invited to accompany Mrs. Jordan on her next trip to Spain.
 Mrs. Jordan and Miss Draper last win ter translated for the Spanish Society of New York dissertation on Dante's en- ferno written by Senor Asin, chaplain of the court of Spain. This dissertation was written while Senor Asin was at ths Uni versity of Madrid, and in recognition of the merit of the work he was admitted to the Royal Academy of Spain following the publica tion of the book Mrs. Jordan and Miss Draper also translated re- gently a Mexican novel which has not yet been published. This is a history of Mexico written in novel form.
 When Frank Munsey started the pub lication of the New York Sun-Herald, he requested the English professors of Co., lunibia to recommend the most brilliant woman they knew who could word clever. original advertisements. Again Miss Draper received the call, and so suc- cessfully filled the place that Mir. Mum sey has persuaded her to again have charge of this department of his news- paper this winter. This busy lady has consented to spend the morning hours during the coming season in teaching at the Barnard school and several hours each afternoon in concocting unique ad- vertisements for the Sun-Herald
 Miss Draper is at present spending a month at home. She is as popular in