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Woman of the Century — Emily Lee Sherwood (1893)

She is a member of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, of the National Press League, and the Triennial Council of Women, besides several other women's organizations. She does a good deal of church work and is now corresponding secretary of the Woman's Centenary Association of the Universalist Church. She is social in her nature and is thoroughly a woman's woman.
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Woman of the Century — Emily Lee Sherwood (1893)

In 1889 she entered upon the career of an active journalist and accepted an appointment u|>on the staff of the "Sunday Herald," of Washington, D. C. In addition to her work upon the local journal, she contributes occasionally to the New York "Sun" and acts as special correspondent of the "World." EMIIY LEE SHERWOOD. As she is an all-round writer, she turns out with equal facility and grace of diction books, reviews, stones, character sketches, society notes and reports.
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