The Liz Library presents Irene Stuber's Women of Achievement


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March 17
WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT AND HERSTORY

Compiled and Written by Irene Stuber.
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03-17 DATES, ANNIVERSARIES, and EVENTS

B. 03-17-1846, Kate Greenaway, beloved English watercolorist who created delicate and wonderfully detailed drawnings of a fairy-tale world for the child in all of us.

B. 03-17-1862, Martha Platt Falconer, one the greatest of all pioneers in changing holding area of delinquent or homeless girls from virtual jails to homes for rehabilitation, education, and social adjustments. She pioneered her work at Sleighton Farm in Pennsylvania and the idea was gradually accepted throughout the nation.

B. 03-17-1898, Ella Winter, Australian-born journalist who wrote extensively about Communist Russia.

B. 03-17-1903, Radie Britain, composer, writer, teacher born near Amarillo, TX, won more than 50 national and international awards for her more than 150 classical compositions, trained at the American Conservatory in piano, organ, and composition, with advanced work and master classes in Germany. She taught at the Chicago Conservatory. Her daughter Lerae taught anthropology in Hawaii.

Event 03-17-1911, the formation of the Camp Fire Girls by Mrs. Luther Halsey Gulick is formally announced.

B. 03-17-1930, Betty Allen, opera and concert singer became executive director of the Harlem School of the Arts which opera singer Dorothy Maynor founded.

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