Word: wood
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Equal Suffrage League. Mrs. Maud Wood Park in Emerson...
...Nash, P. F. Reniers; 12-1. E. W. Soucy, J. Talcott, Jr.; 1-2. H. S. Middendorf, J. W. Middendorf; 2-3. R. P. Baldwin, B. M. Fullerton; 3-4. E. Cunningham, D. P. Morgan, Jr.; 4-5. R. T. Whistler, G. G. Haydock; 5-6. R. Wood, A. E. Kingman...
...Equal Suffrage League. Mrs. Maud Wood Park in Emerson...
...full force of laborers has been working for some time on the Widener. Library, and substantial progress has been made. The top story is now almost completed. The rooms are plastered and painted and the wood-work in them is finished. In the main entry hall the marble columns are in place, as is much of the marble work on the walls. The plaster ceilings of the main reading room and the card-catalogue room are also nearing completion, while the installation of the imported wood-work in the room which will hold the Widener collection will begin shortly...
...busy and useful season this year. The most important part of the work will be furnishing speakers who are authorities in the field, and who will give lectures on various phases of the question at meetings open to the University. Several speakers are already under consideration, and Mrs. Maud Wood Park has been secured to deliver the first address, which will take place in Emerson D on December 17 at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Park is a prominent figure among suffragists, being secretary of the Boston Equal Suffrage Association. She was instrumental in founding the College Equal Suffrage League...