Word: edithe
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...national president. Energetic and assured, she made the speech of welcome, stressing the importance of welfare work and snapping: "I always vote, but I feel that women are more effective in other lines of work than in politics." She was followed on the platform by gentle Mrs. Theodore (Edith Kermit Carow) Roosevelt, 69, relict of the 26th President, who has charge of the Guild's Long Island section. Said she softly: "The Guild tried to plant in the hearts the spirit of loving service." Close friend of both, and prominent in the convention's activities, was Mrs. Truman...
...EDITH BABSON WEBBER Wellesley Hills, Mass...
...Snatch!?moral Miss Edith Picton-Tubervill tried to grab a green bookful of Irish Sweepstake tickets away from jovial John Beckett in the House of Commons? but Jovial John held on tight...
...Named for their paternal grandmother and their mother, the twins were first reported named Elsie French and Edith Hyde (TIME, March 9) for their grandmothers. The mother of William Henry Vanderbilt was an Ellen French, known as Elsie...
...publishers) since the death of his brother, Major George Haven Putnam last year (TIME, March 10, 1930), member of the firm since 1871; after an operation; in Man- hattan. Remaining of G. P. Putnam's Sons now are Herbert, Librarian of Congress; Kingman, retired Manhattan insurance broker. The sisters?Edith Grace, Ruth, and Mrs. Amy Victorine Putnam Pinhey?all died in Geneva during the last year...