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School. Taught in Portage la Prairie and in Regina. Married James Fraser Bryant in August, 1908. Member Board of Directors of the Y.W.C.A. since its organization, in 1910. Secretary of the Board from 1915 to 1921; active in various departments of Knox Presbyterian Church; president women?s organization of Knox Church, 1920-21. Life member of the Red Cross. Active in Red Cross work during the war. Associate member Women's Musical Club. President Women's Canadian Club 1922-23-24. Recreations, gardening and motoring. Presbyterian. Address, 3220 Albert Street, Regina.

 

STAPLEFORD: Mrs. Maude Bunting, B.A., wife of President Stapleford, of Regina College. Born St. Catharines, Ont., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bunting of that city. Married Dr. Stapleford, 1907, and has one son and three daughters. Educated at St. Catharine's Collegiate and Toronto University. Is ex-president Women's University Club; president Local Council of Women; president Provincial Council of Women; ex-pres. Women's Educational Club. Graduate from Victoria College, University of Toronto (honours in modern languages), 1907. Member of the Methodist Church. Address, Regina College.

 

GRAHAM: William Morris, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Western Canada. Born at Ottawa, Ont., January 11th, 1867, a son of James F. Graham and Mary Wright (Morris) Graham, of Ottawa, Ont. Educated at public schools of Winnipeg and Manitoba; College, Winnipeg. Married to Violet Helena Anne Wood, daughter of James H. and Mrs. Wood, of Birtle, Manitoba. Entered the Department of Indian Affairs at Birtle, Man., as clerk, in the year 1885, and has for thirty-nine years been continuously in the Department and has held the various posts of Agent, Inspector and Commissioner. Mr. Graham, by reason of his long experience and his natural ability, must be regarded as an authority on the problem of the Indian in Western

 

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Pioneers and Prominent People of Saskatchewan