“ Tier next position was on the "Sunny South," published in Atlanta, Ga., which paper she edited for ten years. In 1885 she removed to New York City, where she served as assistant editor of " The Fashion Bazaar" and of "The Fireside Companion." Among her novels are: "Manch" (New York, 1879) ; "Wild Work," a story of the days of reconstruction in Louisiana (1881) , and "The Bayou Bride" and " Kildee" (1886) . Mrs. Bryan has a family of four children and several grandchildren. Her home is now in Atlanta, Ga., where she has editorial charge of "The Old Homestead," a monthly magazine." ”