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She was also the prime force in obtaining the Panhellenic House for Boston’s women’s fraternities; her husband served as attorney. She probably was criticized for these “out of home” activities because she once defended herself saying, “I am really more domestic than the average; bread is still baked in my house and floor polish is made from a family recipe.” | She was also the prime force in obtaining the Panhellenic House for Boston’s women’s fraternities; her husband served as attorney. She probably was criticized for these “out of home” activities because she once defended herself saying, “I am really more domestic than the average; bread is still baked in my house and floor polish is made from a family recipe.” | ||
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