in use of library and organized clubs for boys and girls. Served overseas as library organizer for Y. M. C. A. at Brest, France. Was first assistant at Camp Library, Pelham Bay Naval Training Station, New York; for ten years engaged as Children's Librarian in Greater New York. Supervisor of children's work, Kern County Free Library, since 1921. Compiler of the following books: “Story Hour Favorites,” “Off Duty,” “Fillmore Folk Tales,” “The Magic Fairy Tales,” “Treasure Trails” (a series of four school readers), “Boys' Stories from the Youth's Companion” (in press), “Girls' Stories from the Youth's Companion” (in press). Has also published articles pertaining to library work. Member: American Library Ass'n, California Library Ass'n. Home: 2714 Chester Lane, Bakersfield, Calif.
HARTZELL, Susie Prentice (Mrs.), born in St. Peter, Minnesota, resident of California for 23 years. Married to Herbert C. Hartzell. Taught in public schools of South Dakota. Active in civic affairs and a capable worker and organizer of women's activities. Has served as president of Central Colony Club of Madera County, also of Madera County Federation of Women's Clubs and the Madera Women's Improvement Club; at present secretary of San Joaquin Valley District Federation of Women's Clubs. Home: 1109 West Yosemite Avenue, Madera, Calif.
HAUSAM, Winifred M., (Miss), a native of Chicago, Illinois, daughter of George W. and Emma M. Horman Hausam, a resident of California for the last 15 years. Vocational Director. Founder and managing director of the Los Angeles Bureau of Vocational Service and the Pasadena Vocation Bureau. Former Vocational Guidance chairman, California Division, American Ass'n of University Women; for 2 years Vocational Guidance chairman, L. A. County Fed. of Business and Professional Women's Clubs; past Vocational Guidance chairman, California State Fed. of Business and Professional Women's Clubs; for 2 years president, National Committee of Bureaus of Occupations; former vice-president, Southern California Vocational Guidance Ass'n. Member: Women's University Club, Soroptimist Club, Business Women's Service League, League of Women Voters, Pasadena Business and Professional Women's Club, American Ass'n of Social Workers, American Ass'n of University Women, American Management Ass'n, National Vocational Guidance Ass'n. Address: 426 South Spring St., Los Angeles, Calif.
HAVARD, Frances J. H. (Mrs.), born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, September 30, 1872, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vaclav Stepanek, pioneer residents of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Grandparents came to America in 1848. Lives in San Diego for the last fourteen years. Children: Harold Howard. Club woman. Rose lover and member of the S. D. Floral Ass'n; has been awarded sixty ribbons and twelve trophies for best prize ros^. For the past two years president of S. D. Women's Civic Center. Has held several offices in S. D. Woman's Club. A life member of the Woman's Club of Prague, Czechoslovakia. Member: O. E. S. Mission Beach Woman's Club, Fine Arts Society, Morning Choral Club, Order of Amaranth, S. D. Women's Civic Center, S. D. Woman's Club. Home: 4190 Palmetto Way, San Diego, Calif.
HAWTHORNE, Edna M. (Miss), a native of La Place, Illinois, a resident of California for seventeen years. Librarian. Interested in and connected with dramatic clubs and classes for the purpose of producing plays. Member: Ebell, Woman's Club, California Library Ass'n. Home: 3255½ Sanborn Ave., Lynwood, Calif.
HAYDEN, Dorothea Hoaglin, (Mrs. N. M.), born in Holton, Kansas, a resident of California for 25 years. Married to Rev. Newell Matson Hayden. Writer and Interpreter of Literature. Educated, Teacher's College at Emporia, Kansas State University, Chicago University, Emerson College of Oratory at Boston. Has done considerable platform work, interpreting Shakespearean plays and modern dramas. Author: “The Dramatic In-
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