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pres and mem. first B'd of Directors of its San T., Olive S., Helen T. George F Taught three

FYancisco Center; active in its non-partisan, ed- years in Titusville High School, Latm and Ger-

ucational and civic work. Favors woman suf- man, 1874-77. Presbyterian. Mem. Nat. Soc.


 * raee and was active worker in securing it in New England Women, Colony No. 2; Buffalo

California Voted for President Wilson. Recrea- Chapter Nat. Soc. D.A.R., Buffalo Genealogical

tions: Mountaineering on horseback, tennis. Soc. Recreation: Genealogical Research.

When husband went back to navy for Spanish- WAXLACE, Grace Seccomb (Mrs. Frederic

American war in 1889, went East, studied at William Wallace), 996 Hillside Av., Plainfield,

Harvard and In Aug. volunteered to work under n.j.

Miss Helen Gould in harbor hospitals in New gorn Brooklyn, N.Y.; dau. Edward A. and York; lived in Bedloe's Island Hospital; organ- Mary (Turner) Seccomb; ed. Farmington, Conn., ized and ran diet kitchen there and supplied (mjss Porter's School); m. Washington, Conn., nurses and drugs to that and other hospitals ggpt. 9, 1896, Frederic William Wallace (Yale until Dec, 1898. After the earthquake m San .gg). children: Edward Seccomb, Elizabeth Hale, Francisco, organized and ran diet kitchen in Frederic William Jr., Mary Sumner, Grace Sec- temporary hospital at Univ. of Cal. for refugees comb 2d. Favors woman suffrage; mem. E}qual from fire in San Francisco. FYanehise Soc. Presbyterian; mem. of Crescent WALLACE, Adelle Lackey (Mrs. James Strong Av. Church of Plainfield. Mem. Farmington Soc. Wallace), Clayton, III. WALLACE, Helen Peters (Mrs. Charlton Wal- Teaetier of music; b. Clayton, 111., June 27, lace), 507 Madison Av., N.Y. City; summer, 1870- dau Abel M. and Rhoda E. (Ausmus) Shippan Point, Stamford, Conn. Lackey; ed. Clayton High School, Knox Con- Born Buffalo, N.Y., June 27, 1875; dau. G. servatory Galesburg, 111.; Quincy (111.) Con- Moore Peters, LL.D., and Mary (King) Peters; Bervatory' of Music; private instruction in Chi- ed. Miss Nourse's School, Cincinnati, Ohio; Miss cage- m. Clayton, 111., 1909, James Strong Wal- Gerrish's Collegiate School for Girls, Englewood, lace ' Active as an influence for progress along N.J. ; Vassar Coll., A.B. '97; m. Cincinnati, Ohio, musical lines; organizer and instructor Ladies' Dec. 19, 1899, Dr. Charlton Wallace; children: Glee Club; mem. Clayton Woman's Reading John Moore, b. 1901; Charlton Jr., b. 1904. Club Presbyterian. Favors woman suffrage. Director Intercollegiate Bureau of Occupation; .„• J«- .^-K. -KM. 1, *!, TT„i,.»,.=,t^- -.<■ rhir-^.-n mem. Nat. B'd Y.W.C.A. Favors woman suf- "w^o III Uni^ersitj o. Chi^.^o, ^^^^^ Baptist. Mem. Women's University Club.

D^aT of' Junior colleges; b. Santa Fe da Bogota, WALLACE, Louise Baird, Constantinople Col- Polombia, S A 186G; dau. Thoir^as Freeman and lege, Constantinople, Turkey. Martha (Torrance) Wallace; lived in Colom- Prof, of biology in Constantinople College; b. b'a until 1874 then came to U.S.; grad. Welles- Newville, Pa., Sept. 21, 1867; dau. William Lock- lev BS '86-' fellow 1892-93; reader in Spanish, hart and Elizabeth (Riddle) Wallace; grad. Mt. 3893 H- Unlv of Chicago grad. work: in 3co!e Holyoke Coll., A.B. '98; Univ. of Pa., A.M. '04, fles " Hautes' Etudes, College de France, Ph.D. '08; special studies in Marine Biological 1897 Dean of women Kno2 Coll., Galesburg, Laboratory, Woods Hole, Mass., summers 1891- Ti\ ' 1894 96- since 1S97 'instructor and ass't prof. 1903; Zoological Station, Naples, Italy, 1901. French literature also since 1905 dean in the Ass't in zoology, Smith Coll., 1896-99; asso. iunlor colleges Univ of Chicago. Was head of prof, zoology, Mt. Holyoke Coll., 1899-1912; Beecher House, University of Chicago, 1893-1909; since 1912 prof, biology and dean of faculty in received from 'French Government decoration of Constantinople Coll. (formerly called Am. Coll. Ofiicier d'Academie; fellow Internat. Inst., for Girls), Constantinople, Turkey. Author of Madrid 1910-11 Favors woman suffrage. Author: monographs: The Structure and Development of Qniith 'American Republics, 1894; La Perfecta the Axillary Gland of Batrachus (Journal of Canada 1°02- A Garden of Paris, 1911; Mark Morphology, VIII. 3); The Germ Ring in the Tw'ain 'and' the Happy Island, 1912. Mem. Drama Egg of the Toadfish Batrachus tau (Journal of Tpneup of America the Little Room Club, Fort- Morphology XV. 6), The Accessory Chromosome i'ft.htiv riuh in the Spider (Anatomischer Anzeiger, XVIII. niBuu> »^iuu. ^ „, ^ 1. T XT 13-14); The Loermatogenesis of the Spider (Bio- WALLACE, Ellen Alfleda, Manchester N.H logical Bulletins, Vol. VIII.), The Spermato- 24l^'3-1aiVmu'ndRTnXt^L°dMa^'jX- l^^-^)"' ^'"^'"' "'"" (Zoological BuUeUn,

!i?erS^et^^^'7^ Wo'=man?"Hed?'c^ll.''orrY'! WALLACE. Lulu Norvell (Mrs. John T. Wal- InKry for Women and Children, M.D. '85; lace). Kingsbury Apartment, 501 Clara Av., Kt'^^raluate study in^^Y-CU, 1885-87. Ass't St ^^ou.^ Mo._^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ physician i° N^^' . ^"^J^°i?'J ^ftv Mission until C. and Sarah (Saunders) Norvell; ed. Mary Inst., m^-'^n.rth'en'p acUsing''-Jt MaLhelte?? J^h! St. Louis, Mo.; m. (1st) St Louis, Jan. 27. 1886, isai, si'i'^ ^"'*"^';'5„i3„ tnTUTancbester Children's Rivers B. Meriwether; children: Susan Men- Has served as physcian to Manchester cm^^ wether Bougher, b. Feb., 1887; Elizabeth Meri- Home; Physician to W.aT.U_ Mercy no^nenom McLure, b. Oct., 18S8; m. (2d) John T. 1890; consulting physician and pr^ Wallace. Mem. St. Louis Woman's Club, the ^'■^'rS^^°rp.SnceSoO mem board of mT^^^ Wednesday Club. Recreations: Reading, travel- ^hLer m^rict^rsfng ?ss™n; ^^^^^^^^^^^ ing. Presbyterian^ Favors woman suffrage; Fourth Fnt^rnational Congress on School Hy- mem. the Woman Suffrage League, eiene State sup't of Health and Heredity of W'ALLACE, Margaret Stirling:, Ludhiana. Pun- W C T U for many years, doing important work jab. India.

bv organizing writing and lecturing on the Physician; b. Brantford. Can.. Oct., 1869; dau.

manv ways of 'preventing disease; was originator Robert C. and Agnes (McLaren) Wallace; ed.

nf Health Day for N.H. (first in country, but Essex High School; Toronto Normal School;

now contemplated by other States); one or Women's Med. Coll., Toronto; M.D. CM, Trinity

nioneers in work of preventive medicine. Mem. Univ., Toronto. Med. Missionary in Honan,

Am Med Ass'n N H. Med. Soc, New Englana China, 1898-1900; served In British Naval Hos-

Hoqnital Mtd Ass'n, Hillsboro County Med. Soc, pital in Wei Hal Wei during the Boxer trouble

WCTU n'h State Fed. of Women's Clubs, iu 1900; then went to India for two years to

Florence " Ni'^htingale Club. Mem. and active Canadian Mission Hospital (Presbyterian) at

worker In First Congregational Church of Man- Indore; in 1908 returned to India as prof, of

rhp^ter N H medicine In Woman's Christian Med. Coll.,

cueai.-'-i, i>- • Ludhiana Punjab. Taught in Toronto public

WALLACE Eanme Seymour ^are (Mrs. j ^ggg.gg^ p^^^rs woman suffrage. Pres-

George Addison Wallace), 345 l^atayette av., ^^y^gj-jg^^

Tercher-^'^Niagara Falls, Dec. 1. 1852; dau. WALLACE, Neil Robinson (Mrs. .John H. Wal-

leacner D. J*^^^ ^^^ ' Helen A. (Turner) lace). 1015 S. Twelfth Av., Birmingham. Ala.

Ware ed " Buffalo State Normal School. 1874 Born Benton Ala. Nov. 13 l{,b9; dau. John

(v^lfxiictorian) • m. "ntusville, Pa., July 17, 1877. William and Mary (May) Robinson; ed. public

George Addison Wallace, M.D.; children: Charles schools of Alabama; received second honor-s on

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