Page:Women of the West.djvu/51

Rh

CALLAN, Sadie M., (Mrs.), born April 14, 1889, in Emporia, Kansas, daughter of Baxter and Sarah E. Hainline, a resident of California for 6 years. Married to George E. Callan. Children: Emilyn M., Ruth M. Owner of Advertising Agency; publicity and campaign manager. Has done considerable newspaper work for the last 20 years, at one time connected with Advertising Department of L. A. Evening Herald. At present, field secretary, California Clinic for crippled and defective children. Member: Business and Professional Women's Club, Woman's Advertising Club. Home: 1811 Gower St., Los Angeles, Calif.

CALMERTON, Gail Horton (Miss), a native of Wisconsin, daughter of E. Rudolph and M. Rougene Calmerton. A resident of California for five years. Educator. Former Supervisor of Primary Education in the Public Schools of Fort Wayne, Indiana. Interested in all civic and educational matters. Has written educational articles, children's stories and verse. Co-author of “Wheeler Graded Readers”. Author: “Practical Projects, Plays and Games” (book for teachers). For many years, institute instructor and lecturer in theory and practice of primary work. Donor of “The Gail Calmerton Teachers' and Juvenile Library” (2,000 volumes), Fort Wayne, Ind. Member: University Women's Club, American Pen Women, National Council of Primary Education (charter member). Home: 2344 Fort Stockton Drive, San Diego, Calif.

CAMPBELL, Lenore Sollender, (Mrs.), a native of Iowa, formerly located in Nevada, resident of Healdsburg, California for the last 6 years. Vocalist; Supervisor of Music, Healdsburg High School. Church soloist for 20 years; past president Sonoma Co. Fed. Clubs; former president of Sotoyome Literary Club, Woman's Relief Corps; now active as Mother Advisor of Rainbow Club for girls, Healdsburg; past Commissioner of Recreation of Business Woman's Club of L. A.; 1909, president of Orpheus Music Club at Bishop, Calif. Author of several poems; author and composer of Nevada State Song and several others. Member: Sotoyome Literary Club, O.E.S., Calif. Fed. of Music Clubs, Pythian Sisters, American Pen Women. Home: 544 Matheson, Healdsburg, Calif.

CANTER, Mary Jane (Mrs. F. R. Meyer), a native of Harrisburg, Oregon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crawford Canter, a resident of San Francisco for fourteen years. Married to Frederic R. Meyer. Personnel Director, The White House. Actively interested in young business women's housing problems in San Francisco and Bay cities and lends efforts constantly through personal talks, planning educational programmes, etc., toward inspiring the younger business women to attain a position warranting greater responsibility in business. Takes interest in many other civic and community problems. Member: Federated League of Business and Professional Women (president, 1928-29), Western Women's Club, S. F. Advertising Club, Ass'n of Personnel Directors of S. F. Home: 1233 California Street, San Francisco, Calif.

CARTER, Artie Mason, (Mrs. J. J.), born in Salisbury, Missouri, December 30, 1887, daughter of James Riley and Charlotte Ann Mason, resident of California for the last 14 years. Married to Dr. Joseph J. Carter. Formerly pianist and teacher. Founder of the Summer Concerts in the Hollywood Bowl; for 8 years active in Community Music development in Hollywood; has served as secretary and president of the Hollywood Bowl Ass'n. Member: Ebell, Woman's Club of Hollywood, Woman's University Club. Home: 1801 N. La Brea Ave., Hollywood, Calif.

CASTBERG, Leila, (Mrs.), a native of New Orleans, Louisiana, daughter of Uriah and Hannah Semon, a resident of California for ten years. Married to Biarne Castberg. Graduate of Radcliffe. Founder and pastor of The Church of Divine Power. Former instructor in English and Dramatic Art in preparatory at Ithaca. Member of Le Lyceum in Paris after complying with the requirements of having a book of distinction published and approved by its critics. The first American woman ever admitted to the Conservatoire de Dramatique, Paris. Built in Cincinnati, Ohio, the largest New Thought Temple in the world. Home: 2801 Belden Drive, Los Angeles, California.

CATLAND, Aurelia A., (Mrs. O. S.), a native of California, resident of Santa Ana for the last 26 years. Married to Osgood Smith Catland. Children: Raymond O., Irene D., Alfred C. Actively engaged in Ebell and D. A. R. work. Much interested in civic work and County Social Service Ass'n.; for several years served on Juvenile Court Board. Member: Ebell, D. A. R., Y. W. C. A., W. C. T. U. Home: 419 Wellington Ave., Santa Ana, Calif.