INSTRUCTOR IN LAW

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jul 12, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 28.

INSTRUCTOR IN LAW.

AMONG the remarkable achievements of women during the past year was the appointment of Mrs. Mary Belle King Sherman as instructor of Parliamentary Law in the John Marshall Law School of Chicago. The position heretofore had been held by men of national reputation, and Mrs. Sherman succeeded no less a personage than ex-Senator William E. Mason. Having served as parliamentarian of the Chicago Woman's Club (of one thousand members), the Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs, and the Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs. Sherman had convincingly demonstrated her ability to acceptably fill the position. She is recognized throughout the country as an authority on Parliamentary Law, and her book on the subject, used in a number of schools, is commended for the clearness and conciseness of its arrangement and expression. Mrs. Sherman's delightful personality and gentle voice win her many friends from the hundreds of pupils in her classes. —The Pilgrim for June.