§ 4. Vice-President of the American Mothers' Kindergarten Association.
§ 5. Life member of Society to Protect the Indians.
§ 6. Honorary member of the Press Women's Social and Beneficent Club.
§ 7. Member of the Forty Associates Sewing Bee (luncheon club).
§ 8. Third Vice-President of the Woman's Club, and active participator in the following courses of original work arranged by the members of the Club:
(a) Literary Course for 1897-98. Shakespeare's Women. The Dramatists of the Elizabethan Period.
(b) Scientific Course for 1897-98. Darwin's Theory of Earth-worms. The present Status of the Conflict between Science and Religion. Recent Polar Expeditions.
(c) Political Course for 1897-98. The Tariff Bills of American History. The Theory of Bimetallism.
§ 9. Member of The Molière Club. (Class to read French plays one evening a fortnight.)
§ 10. President of the Home Beautifying Society. (Her pet interest.)