by the Federation of Woman's Clubs, W. C. T. U., League of Women Voters, American Ass'n. of University Women and many ministers and teachers of the State of Montana in her endeavor to educate people to the peace idea. Has issued a unique primer which has gone into every state of the Union and foreign countries. Home: 562 State Street, Helena, Montana.
BUCHEN, Clarene (Mrs. A. J.), born in Mason City, Iowa, daughter of Andrew and Carrie Johnson, both of them pioneers of the state. Resident of Montana for twenty years, married to Arthur Jay Buchen. Active in civic and club affairs. Member, Library Board. Served on Near East Relief by appointment of President Harding. Former president of various clubs. Montana Field Secretary for National Kindergarten Ass'n. Girl Scout leader. Member: Federated Woman's Club, Delphian Society, O. E. S., Daughters of Nile. Home: 819 Milwaukee Ave., Deer Ledge, Montana.
CAPRON, Mary Sanford, (Mrs.), born in Potsdam, New York, a resident of Montana for 25 years. Married to William Cargill Capron. Has studied art in New York City and Europe; conducts local art exhibits each year. Member of Library Board; instrumental in introducing Domestic Science work in the High Schools in Pueblo, Colorado. Member: Anaconda Woman's Club. Home: 700 Main Street, Anaconda, Montana.
CLAPP, Mary Brennan (Mrs. Charles Horace), born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, June 4, 1884, daughter of Michael H. and Mary Coyle Brennan, a resident of Montana for twelve years. Married to Charles Horace Clapp, President of the State University of Montana. Children: Daniel, Michael, Mary, Francis, Lucy, Prudence, Paul. B. A. (1903), M. A. (1906), North Dakota University. Active in civic and club affairs. Writer of verse. Speaker at women's clubs and conventions. First chairman, W. A. I. M. E., Butte, Montana. State vice-chairman of Literature, Montana Fed. Clubs. Teacher of English in State University of North. Dakota (1904-1908). Member: A. A. U. W., N. C. C. W., Sigma Alpha Iota, Mortar Board, W. A. I. M. E., Fed. Women's Clubs. Home: 661 University Ave., Missoula, Montana.
COONEY, Fanny Cory, (Mrs.), born in Waukegan, Illinois, October 17, 1878, daughter of Benjamin Sayre and Jessy Salter McDougall Cory, former resident of New York, living in Montana for 23 years. Married to Fred W. Cooney. Children: Sayre, Robert, Ted. Artist. Illustrator of children's stories since 1898, under signature of F. Y. Cory. At present devoting time to a one column comic entitled "Sonnysayings," appearing in many newspapers throughout the United States, Canada, Australia and Scotland, under the name of Fanny Y. Cory. Home: Canyon Ferry, Helena, Montana.
FEIGHNER, M. Winnifred (Miss), born in Missoula, Montana, daughter of D. R. and Jennie Monroe Feighner. Assistant librarian University of Montana. Interested in civic affairs. Member: Business and Professional Women's Club, Y. W. C. A., Mortarboard. Home: 315 East Front St., Missoula, Mont.
GARBER, Elizabeth Abbott (Mrs. Henry E., Jr.), born in Chicago, Illinois, daughter of James Dow and Selina Augusta Abbott, a resident of Montana for twelve years. Married to Henry Ernest Garber. Librarian. Interested in all club and civic affairs. Member, Billings Woman's Club, Drama Study Club, Montana State Library Ass'n, Pacific Northwest Library Ass'n. Address: Parmly Billings Library, Billings, Montana.
HATHAWAY, Maggie Smith (Mrs.), a native of Ohio, daughter of Reverend and Mrs. I. N. Smith, widow of Prof. B. Tappan Hathaway, a resident of Montana for 34 years. Educator and welfare worker. Former teacher, principal, county superintendent of schools. For 3 terms Member of Montana House of Representatives. Floor leader of Democratic Party, 1921 Session. Compiler of Manual of Laws of Montana pertaining to Children, Secretary State Bureau Child Protection; active in P.T.A. movement. Member: Federated Woman's Club. Home: 310 13th St., Helena, Montana.
HERRICK, Una B. (Mrs.), born August 24, 1863, in Madison County, Kentucky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Madison Brasfield, a resident of Montana for 17 years. Married to the late Dr. Clinton G. Herrick. Children: Mrs. E. J. Callaway. Dean of College of Household and Industrial Arts. Member: State Federation of Women's Clubs, D. A. R., United Daughters of Confederacy, American Federation of Arts, National Home Economics Ass'n., State H. E. Ass'n., National Association of Deans of Women (on membership committee). Deans of Women Western Conference. Home:
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